Skip to corpus content
HIMR Public Corpustimestamped source index

Recording

Kick Livestreams/BIG DAY MASSIVE NEWS [c4a98dc0-f60d-4ca2-94d0-8e7821b4b4cc] 480p

Date unresolved · 8 hr 19 min

internet_archive
Machine transcript · wording, timing and speaker attribution may be wrong

Wording, speaker labels, and timestamps can still be wrong. A transcript does not establish that statements in the recording are factual. Use the source links and surrounding context.

Read summary

Expand to load the summary.

Open summary page ↗
Source information & transcript revisions

Transcript revisions

  1. rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2Machine-generated and unreviewed; may be wrong; not a verified quotation.
    undraw_asractive834 segments

Transcript

und
  1. Uh, testing. Testing.

    Segment details0:34–0:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_0
  2. Oh wow.

    Segment details0:43–0:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_1
  3. Oh wow, what? The connection's pretty good. Oh, oh, it's a bit windy. I don't know what they've done to the internet, but it's pretty good now. Oh, when the wind doesn't blow, it's really nice. Wow, I can't remember the last time it was sunny. Yeah, maybe I dig a hole. I just want to test the limits of the internet. I think they've like installed a secondary router and I think the lodger has Upgraded our internet so she can have internet over there. Her Indian tech friend must have done some magic. Let's see if the internet survives down here. Am I actually on the internet? I am. Wow, Lebara's ripping. I got 2,000 kilobits. Damn. I remember the idea of streaming in the garden used to just be completely not even suggestible because it was so bad. Uh-oh, the bar is tanking. Whoa, LeBaron ripping! Put the bitrate down to 1.5. Oh damn, weather's nice. I haven't felt the sun on my skin in months, not since we did Bog Hill streams. Um, my ceiling started leaking last night. I woke up in the middle of the night to dripping. My bedroom ceiling's got a leak. I don't know for how long it's been like that. Yeah, where's my hole? There it is. No, it's not. It's not that hole, is it? I dug it further over there. Was it here? I think it— yeah, it was here. This is where the hole was. My hole buried Oh, maybe my mum wants some garden work to do. That'd be something that takes a long time. I can just stream it. Gotta start doing 10 hours again. Wasting my time making these stupid iPhone videos and they get like 1,000 views. Yeah, I'm in a slightly better mood now today because the weather's good. Internet seemed pretty good. How's it looking? Ah, you see, everything just feels so much better when the sun's out. The bog pond. Dave Gibson's fire pit. People in my iPhone video saying I'm stupid for getting the air. Why didn't I get the Pro? I don't know, because the Air's really thin, it looks cool, and I don't really care about having a zoom lens or a wide angle. I barely ever use the zoom lens, and if I need a wide angle, I use this phone. This is my streaming phone. iPhone can't do split screen, so I would never use the iPhone as a streaming phone anyway. The iPhone is for like Managing apps and chat and I don't know what, maps and stuff like that. I would never use an iPhone as my main streaming phone, mainly because it can't do split-screen apps. I have this chat on the right and I have the streaming app on the left. You're only top 5 hated viewer, Mummy, don't worry. But you don't annoy me enough to rage ban you yet. Ah, nice, nice day. What should I do? I've got to pump my tire, and I was driving back on the motorway, stupid, um, pressure Reinitialized tire pressure warning kept beeping, and I thought, "Oh my God! Is my wheel gonna come flying off whilst I'm doing 70 miles per hour?" Don't know if I got puncture or something. So it's pretty good down here. Wow! I can even come all the way down here. Actually, I'm kind of— the Wi-Fi is kind of losing it, but Lebara's keeping it up. Good old Lebara. Who threw a plastic bottle and a wheel in the garden? This was actually the apple orchard. There's not many apple trees left now. My dad kept cutting them down because he said they were dying. But he didn't plant new ones. Hey, apples look quite nice. I'm so.

    Segment details0:46–7:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_2
  4. Maggots.

    Segment details7:37–7:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_3
  5. So if you want some apples, they're not organic. I've got five G on my Lebara though. Oh, oh, you're mushy. Oh, not sweet.

    Segment details7:38–8:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_4
  6. Bleh.

    Segment details8:37–8:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_5
  7. Very sour. I'll show you my dad's tree where he's buried. This is my dad's tree. It doesn't seem like it's— I don't know how fast the trees grow. It's been 6 years. It's not that big yet, but some red leaves at the top. Yeah, we buried his ashes and then planted a tree, so he lives on as a tree.

    Segment details8:38–9:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_6
  8. Hello, Dad.

    Segment details9:26–9:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_7
  9. The prodigal son has returned to reclaim his domain. This is the hammock. Hammocks were here where me and Mila were hanging out during COVID Do you remember us on the hammock with the beer? Pushkin slept in my bed all night last night. He was sleeping on my legs. A little Japanese bridge. Oh, I thought the bridge snapped then. Last time I was here it was freezing, snow, ice. I was shooting planks of ice with my BB gun. Oh, I can feel the sun on my neck. There's always weird insects in this pond. Just swimming about. Uh, there's so many of them. Let's zoom in. Can you see them? Look, like weird little boatmen. I think they're water boatmen because they kind of look like a rowboat. So many. Look, there's one. Uh, look at it. It's disgusting. It's got like the 2 little arms for rowing. No, my neck feels nice and warm with the sun on it. Look at these disgusting things. They're like swimming upside down. Do they suck your blood? The water's quite clear. Should get some fish. Some lilies. The pond looks less deep than I remember it. I remember scooping out a load of pond water in a jar and it was full of worms and weird things in it. Look at these things, they're quite big. And then sometimes you get tadpoles in there. It's probably too late in the year now for those. I don't know why there's feathers everywhere, like a bird exploded. Are these chicken feathers? Apparently the neighbors, the new neighbors who moved into my uncle's house, have got chickens. Looks like a chicken feather, like a fox caught it and dragged it over here.

    Segment details9:36–12:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_8
  10. The house.

    Segment details12:28–12:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_9
  11. Wow, internet's strong. I don't know what they've done, but fixed the, um, problem. Look, Dave Gibson built this little footpath going to the cabin. Quite good. It's weird, my uncle's not living there anymore. They used to have 2 dogs. I remember them barking. This clearing here used to be full of walnut trees. Uncle cut them all down. Now it's just empty space to put another cabin. Oh, maybe I'll go in the garage. Oh, little rabbit things everywhere. That's cute. Is it metal?

    Segment details12:37–13:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_10
  12. Yeah.

    Segment details13:55–13:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_11
  13. No, I haven't been to London since I met Pia back in 2022. It's the last time I went. Ball's all heavy and soggy, like it's not bouncy. Maybe they're targets. I should get my gun out. Ball doesn't bounce. Damn, I kind of, I kind of feel sad that I wasn't here for summer because I could have streamed so much in the garden just doing random stuff. Instead, I was just going up and down Bog Hill. Every day, Kit Hill. No, I don't really feel like doing. There's my car. My mum's car. My mum's got the same car as me. It's like clones. My mum's car's a few years newer than mine.

    Segment details13:59–15:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_12
  14. What's that?

    Segment details15:47–15:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_13
  15. What's that? Peppa Pig.

    Segment details15:49–15:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_14
  16. It's kind of weird.

    Segment details15:54–16:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_15
  17. This garage still smells like— it's got that same nasty smell.

    Segment details17:08–17:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_16
  18. My dad's—

    Segment details17:34–17:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_17
  19. they ripped it out. My dad had it imported from Germany, cost thousands of pounds, but he cemented it into the floor.

    Segment details17:44–17:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_18
  20. With bolts.

    Segment details17:57–17:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_19
  21. Maybe my uncle got it taken out somehow. I don't know how you do that. Some of the stuff in here is so old, from my childhood. Where's my— oh, there's my electric bike, the white, white thing. My mum's car. She got nice wheels. My car doesn't have wheels like that.

    Segment details17:58–18:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_20
  22. Very clean.

    Segment details18:53–18:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_21
  23. I don't know what that sound is. It's like a helicopter. It's so damn noisy. Yeah, there is a flight path over the house from— it might be Heathrow going over to Europe. They go up and down that way. See the chemtrails. Yeah, times like this I'm glad to be home. I really miss having a garden, not my little garden full of stones. Yeah, they've really fixed the internet. It's really good now. I didn't ever think I could stream in the garden like this. Kept saying, oh, it wouldn't work, I'll just get disconnected.

    Segment details18:53–20:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_22
  24. Wow.

    Segment details20:26–20:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_23
  25. That is sick. I could get one of those log cabins. Put it down there. No, my mum's not planning to sell it and never was planning to sell it. What do you mean still planning to sell it? She was never planning to sell it in the first place. Wow, weather's really nice. Get sunburned if I stay out all day. Yeah, I should get a tent, camp out. Too bad I can't stream whilst I sleep. Hmm, it's funny, the stream was struggling last night in my room, but now it's really good. Either someone was downloading something or uploading something, or the wind did something to the cables. Should I go to the petrol station and film the poor guy? Yeah, I know you can't film in here, Daniel. Shut up, he won't even know. With my discreet mode, I went to the petrol station maybe two or three times whilst he was there. He didn't even see me. Every time I went there, he was like squatting down stacking shelves. So I just snuck around him. He didn't even see me there.

    Segment details20:26–22:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_24
  26. Mm-hmm.

    Segment details23:05–23:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_25
  27. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.

    Segment details23:06–23:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_26
  28. Dun dun dun dun.

    Segment details23:08–23:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_27
  29. Look, this lamppost is still here. My granddad put it here. I wonder how to get it working again. I don't even know where it's wired into.

    Segment details23:11–23:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_28
  30. Look at that thing.

    Segment details23:22–23:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_29
  31. The light bulbs in there look kind of modern. I wonder if my dad put those in there.

    Segment details23:29–23:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_30
  32. Hmm.

    Segment details23:45–23:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_31
  33. I don't know what to do. Do some gardening. It's nearly 10 years since I got that job at the petrol station. It'd be funny if he still worked there. He might have kids and a wife by now. Most people over the span of 5 to 10 years would usually make some progress in life, like a marriage. Why are there so many fucking planes? Is that a Spitfire? There's a fucking Spitfire! It looks like a Spitfire. Is it 1942 again? Look, there's a helicopter over there. I kind of like having a zoom lens now, although this is not a zoom lens, it's just cropped in. I kind of wish I had a better zoom now. I should get the Samsung S25 Ultra. Sounds like one of those propeller World War II planes. Oh look, another plane there! What's going on? Is it Dave Gibson? Look, there's one. I can't see it because of the sun. Where is it? Where? Oh, there it is, there it is! It's up in the cloud. So many hobby flying people, aviators. Wow, clouds look cool. It's like a, a wave of clouds. Getting cold. No, the sun's going away. Yeah, it's very noisy here. A lot of people. Flying planes. I haven't seen real rabbits in a while. Maybe it's too late, they've gone hibernating.

    Segment details23:45–27:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_32
  34. Getting hungry.

    Segment details27:04–27:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_33
  35. I think my best was like 30 something. I used to come outside every day. And do kick-ups for hours. It's quite fun to stretch your legs too. Imagine doing this in my garden, my Devon house, and I kick it over the fence.

    Segment details27:47–28:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_34
  36. Oh, it's quite heavy.

    Segment details28:50–28:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_35
  37. Oh, that's pretty good. Did you see the combo? Triple combo. Cherokee Archer.

    Segment details29:10–29:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_36
  38. Got mushrooms. Say hello, Uncle. Where is she taking the baby?

    Segment details29:47–30:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_37
  39. The internet's really good. The internet's really good. What did you do?

    Segment details30:12–30:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_38
  40. Ignored.

    Segment details30:36–30:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_39
  41. The cat cemetery. Peepee, Tiggs, Toffee, and Mimo. Pushkin gonna be next. Pushkin gonna be joining them in 10 years. Guys, watch my skill. Watch my skill. Did you see my skill?

    Segment details30:38–32:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_40
  42. Daniel, Daniel, all break, all fall apart.

    Segment details33:11–33:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_41
  43. Huh?

    Segment details33:15–33:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_42
  44. We and David Gibson, 6 weeks old, that's me at least 8 weeks now.

    Segment details33:17–33:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_43
  45. Survive life okay now.

    Segment details33:29–33:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_44
  46. Yeah, it's good.

    Segment details33:31–33:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_45
  47. Because I got the man redo. You know, they used to park into the harbour. I worked very long time.

    Segment details33:32–33:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_46
  48. Yeah. They say that the harbour only open the wall for 2 years.

    Segment details33:42–33:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_47
  49. That wall near the bridge, the Hawaiian port. You put me to signal thing.

    Segment details33:48–33:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_48
  50. I got Wi-Fi everywhere.

    Segment details33:55–33:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_49
  51. What, your own one?

    Segment details33:57–33:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_50
  52. No, the house Wi-Fi works everywhere.

    Segment details33:59–34:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_51
  53. Yeah, also Elekka got her own. The white one is her for her summer house. She's got a new white one, she use her own password.

    Segment details34:02–34:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_52
  54. Where? She got Wi-Fi.

    Segment details34:11–34:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_53
  55. So I want to talk about you. Not only is it for you. I stick here until we see Granddad Robert. I stick here until we see Granddad Robert. It's a bit quiet now.

    Segment details34:17–34:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_54
  56. Look. Look, we're live.

    Segment details34:34–34:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_55
  57. Oh dear, I hope my face is not showing.

    Segment details34:36–34:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_56
  58. We're on livestream.

    Segment details34:39–34:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_57
  59. What? You brought him here.

    Segment details34:44–34:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_58
  60. But I think I said focus on me.

    Segment details34:45–34:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_59
  61. I didn't.

    Segment details34:47–34:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_60
  62. You did.

    Segment details34:48–34:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_61
  63. I'm focusing me, but you came here.

    Segment details34:49–34:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_62
  64. Spirit, the entries may be under you. This is my rabbit garden.

    Segment details34:57–35:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_63
  65. You like it? Yeah. Nearly ran out of battery on the laptop. Oh. Good job, my chat. Yes.

    Segment details35:41–42:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_64
  66. I can nearly do it. I need more shoulder muscle.

    Segment details42:52–43:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_65
  67. I can do it.

    Segment details43:22–43:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_66
  68. I just need a bit more muscle in my shoulder and I can do it, I think. Should I get my gun? I saw my gun by the stairs. Hold on.

    Segment details43:23–44:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_67
  69. My God.

    Segment details45:48–46:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_68
  70. Stop.

    Segment details46:02–46:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_69
  71. Oh no, I broke it. The first thing I do on it, I break it.

    Segment details46:13–46:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_70
  72. Oh, what?

    Segment details46:20–46:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_71
  73. Well now. Well now.

    Segment details47:04–47:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_72
  74. Push again.

    Segment details47:32–47:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_73
  75. Mm-hmm.

    Segment details48:42–48:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_74
  76. What should I shoot? I want to shoot an apple. See, you can't do this on stupid YouTube because they fucking age restrict or demonetize it because it's a gun. It's not even a real gun. I don't know, maybe it's changed now, but I remember back A couple years ago, I made a video about my gunny, the golden one. Got restricted on Instagram and they removed it. Said it was dangerous content. Oh, I lost Wi-Fi. Maybe I'll take an apple, bring it over there. How about this one? I don't know if my gun's strong enough. To damage the apple.

    Segment details48:43–50:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_75
  77. Where shall I put it?

    Segment details50:19–50:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_76
  78. Where's the Wi-Fi? It's funny, Pushkin comes running over when he sees you outside, like you're on his territory. He's coming to check you out. I put it on this thing's head. That's pretty funny. Do you want a close-up of my accuracy? See if I can hit it with this. Watch and learn.

    Segment details50:32–51:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_77
  79. I missed.

    Segment details51:35–51:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_78
  80. Did it hit it? It bounced off the top. Missed again.

    Segment details51:43–51:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_79
  81. Oh, I got it!

    Segment details52:06–52:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_80
  82. Whoa!

    Segment details52:10–52:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_81
  83. What's that?

    Segment details52:15–52:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_82
  84. It's just the juice. Didn't make much of a mark. And then I skimmed the top here. Do it point blank. Oh, it's not very strong, is it? The impact crater. Oh look, I hit it there too.

    Segment details52:16–52:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_83
  85. Hmm.

    Segment details52:59–53:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_84
  86. I want to shoot the rabbit, little metal rabbit thing. Revolver ocelot. It's not even hard to do. Why does he do it like it's hard?

    Segment details53:11–53:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_85
  87. Rabbit.

    Segment details53:47–53:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_86
  88. Imagine it bounces off and hits me in the face.

    Segment details53:48–53:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_87
  89. Hmm.

    Segment details54:08–54:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_88
  90. I dropped my bullet. Me and my friends used to play with these when I was a kid, and I accidentally shot my finger. It hurt so much. We used to shoot each other in the garden. They used to sting quite a little. Bit when you get hit by it. There's so many annoying motorbike people in this area. I hate motorbikes. I wish they'd ban the fucking things. So loud and annoying. Why do they have to be so fucking loud and stupid idiot bikes? Can't they make electric motorbikes already? I hate motorbikes. You said airsoft was shit. Yeah, running around as grown men in a wood dressed up in army camouflage, it's kind of lame. Imagine me decked out in full military gear with my little plastic airsoft. Running around in the woods with a bunch of other adults, it's kind of stupid. Oh, look at the skill! Metal discs, that was pretty cool. You gotta charge it with a battery. Electric guns could be the future. Electric guns Or laser guns. What do you think is going to replace the traditional gun in 100 years? I don't know, laser guns are pretty cool. It would be silent as well, wouldn't it? It would just be like a little laser pen but blows a hole through you. What about like a railgun? Plasma gun? That'd be pretty cool. Oh, I watched that movie 28 Years Later. It's quite good, although I don't like how the main character's a stupid little kid. I hate movies where the kid is the main character. Stupid little doofus boy. was like, oh, boo-hoo, my dad's cheating on my mum who's gonna die anyway. And then he runs off crying like a little bitch. The whole movie is stupid. It's like, oh, his mum's dying or sick, and then they go to see the doctor, and then the doctor kills her and she dies anyway. So it's like, okay, that whole thing was completely pointless then. And then all the zombies are just running around naked with their willies. hanging about. And then you've got the alpha zombie and he's got a massive dick and he rips people's heads off. And then you've got these Swedish military guys, and then the Swedish military guy had a little monologue where he goes, oh, I had a friend, he was a delivery driver, and I said he was a loser, what's he doing with his life? And then I joined the Navy to prove a point. And then he gets his head ripped off. Yeah, good point. Point was, should have stayed as a delivery driver. It was okay, I guess. I thought 28 Weeks Later was better, more horrific. The scene, the opening scene of 28 Weeks Later is way more impactful, I think, when the guy's running away from his family and they're all chasing him. I don't really feel— I mean, they tried to do something like that where the son and the father go off into the woods hunting and then they get chased, but it didn't really have the same impact, in my opinion. But the doctor guy was kind of— I don't know why they kept, uh, tranquilizing the alpha zombie and then they didn't kill him. They could have just stabbed him in the face when he was sleeping. It was so dumb. The doctor guy used the blowpipe Tranquilizes the alpha, and then instead of killing him when he was sleeping, they run away. And then the alpha comes back and attacks them again, and then they put him to sleep again but don't kill him. Why do they not kill him? Must be some kind of special relationship with the doctor, maybe like he was his friend. Apparently they used prosthetic penises. They weren't real because they had a kid on, on camera, so The kid couldn't be around real penises, so they had prosthetic penises. I don't know, why not just give the zombies a loincloth? Why do they have to be naked? And then they had a pregnant zombie, and she gave birth, and she had her tits hanging out, and it looked so not sexy. And she returned to a human while she gave birth, and then after she gave birth, she turned back into a zombie. It was weird. It was okay, I guess. I give it like 5 out of 10. I hate— I just hate movies where the main character is a stupid doofus kid. I like the dad, he was cool. He looked like Rick Grimes with a bow and arrow. And the stupid kid ruined the movie. No, they took the baby because the baby wasn't a zombie. You're joking, I got 31 viewers.

    Segment details54:09–1:00:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_89
  91. What?

    Segment details1:00:40–1:00:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_90
  92. 30 viewers? Are you fucking joking? Your stream drops. It shouldn't have. It says 29 for me. At one point it said 120 and I thought, no way. What, did the stream end and save a VOD? I don't think it did. No, I didn't save a VOD. Still the same stream. It should show the black screen with the disconnect text if it actually disconnected. It shouldn't say I'm offline. That's weird. Yeah, it does it a lot. It says I'm offline, but I'm not, and then people leave thinking, oh, I've ended the stream. I don't know if that's my fault or the website's fault. I wonder if there's something weird about my setup that makes it do that. Like, maybe if I just stream directly to Kick instead of using my laptop, might be better. I hope it's not going to rain. With that 28 Years, Week, Days Later movie franchise, they seem to like making kids the main focal point of the movie. They did it with the second one as well. Those 2 kids were like the main characters. I don't think they did that for the— I can't remember the first one very well. Yeah, I don't think so. I didn't like the first one. It was just a bunch of army guys in a house, and then they got a bit rapey, didn't they? And then they're running around in the house getting killed. Bit lame. It's that plane again. Some rich person just blowing hundreds of pounds flying some ancient propeller plane around, got nothing else to do with his life. Probably gonna blow like £1,000 today flying that for hours and hours. I don't see the appeal. Do you think he's like pretending he's shooting down Nancy Messerschmitts. He's like sitting there going pew pew pew pew. Do you think he's got the whole outfit as well? The RAF 1940s outfit with the goggles, the fur jacket? I prefer to stay on the ground, thank you. Thank you very much. I wonder if during the Battle of Britain they had any battles over here above my house. Must have. It's quite near the coastline. I guess they would fly over this way to get to London. I don't know what to do. I'm getting cold. I can only go in my room, but my room is so uncomfortable. I want to get food. I bet there might be people in the kitchen. I'm feeling kind of cold. If I sit down— oh, oh, it's cold.

    Segment details1:00:50–1:08:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_91
  93. Oh God.

    Segment details1:08:47–1:08:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_92
  94. Be nice if I could have used the summer cabin. I feel trapped outside now. I don't like feeling stuck in my bedroom the whole day, but I really need to stream all day. I've only made $60 yesterday.

    Segment details1:09:11–1:09:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_93
  95. day.

    Segment details1:09:51–1:09:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_94
  96. It's like £50, £40. I think I made £50. Yeah, imagine if it was 2020 again. I'd get hundreds of viewers, I'd make so much money. Too bad, never get a girl like Mina again. She was okay with being on stream until she wasn't. They always get weird about it and then they stop letting me show them at all, even though everyone's already seen them already, so what does it make— what difference does it make? It's like they think if I— if Daniel stops filming me, people won't remember what I look like. Like, they don't think objects' permanence exists. I don't understand the logic. I mean, everyone's already seen you. Just because I stop filming you doesn't mean they're going to forget what you look like, unless you drastically change. Makes no sense. Oh, I'm cold. Stupid wind. Maybe I'll just make a pot noodle. My mum keeps saying, eat all the food you brought with you. What, the 2 pot noodles and 2 Rustler's burgers? She keeps going, oh, Daniel brought all these burgers with him. I brought 2 Rustler's burgers. What do you mean all these burgers? She makes it sound like I brought like 20 burgers with me. They're literally 2 burgers. Eat all the food you brought. Oh, I'm cold. Whoa, what the fuck was that? That sounded like a Gun, like an air rifle. Like my airsoft gun just discharged itself. Oh, it was the window. Oh, it is a gun.

    Segment details1:09:51–1:12:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_95
  97. It's like a rifle.

    Segment details1:12:51–1:13:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_96
  98. Is that an air rifle? He's shooting it out the window. Yeah, it's kind of tricky streaming all day here whilst trying not to stream my family. My mum doesn't mind, she comes up to the camera. I see an air rifle poking out the window. It would be great if I could just do what I want here. Go in the kitchen, make food, go upstairs, play some piano. Mess about in the garden, but I'm always restricted or restrained by other people. At my Devon house, it's the neighbours. Here, it's my family. I used to be able to play Lord of the Rings, The Hobbit song. I memorized all the keys. Could play it pretty well, and I memorized one of the One Piece bar songs. Moonlight Sonata. Isn't that quite easy? Is that the one that just goes dun dun dun dun? That one sounds easy. I like ragdoll songs, but it's quite difficult because the left hand and the right hand do such different things. I like ragdoll songs and the Lord of the Rings song. But I think my, my rhythmic timing is not great. Visit the petrol station, get kicked out. Nepalese guy returns. To be a pain in my backside. Maybe they're looking for staff. Maybe I go and get my job back. £12 an hour, that's nearly $20 an hour, isn't it? Pretty good money actually compared to this content creation malarkey now. When I, when I started doing YouTube and it started to grow and make money, I felt like I hit the jackpot. apart, like I could escape from this stupid petrol station job. I felt inspired by people like George Trombley that I could become self-employed and I could make money online. It's always been my dream. It was in 2016 after I met George in London, I started to really feel like, yeah, I could make money off YouTube and do this properly. I quit that stupid petrol station job, went off to Japan to make content. My dreams came true, and then 10 years later, it's all so fragile. I just— I can't get any views doing anything. And then you see everyone else getting all these views and making 5K, 10K a month on TikTok or whatever. Fucking helicopters, can't they just drive like normal people? You gotta fly here and fly there. So damn loud. The army, there's a Chinook. Wow, double rotors! Oh wow, look, there's more! We're being invaded! The Russians are here! The Russians are here! Look how low they are! Get the fuck out my garden! Wow, that was kind of cool. The Russians are coming! Where are they going? Which way is that? I think that's towards Ashford. Are they called Chinooks? I think that's what they're called. They're pretty cool, the double blade ones, double rotors. God, there's so much aviation noise here. I can hear another plane now. My house and garden looks like it's in the countryside and it's peaceful, but actually we're right next to the A20 and right under a lot of flight paths. It's not as countryside as my Devon place. I mean, it really isn't the countryside at all. You've got the massive A20. The village is getting bigger and bigger. Living in Devon really made me realize that Harwichham is not very countryside-y. More helicopters coming. Or is it a plane? It's the most watched helicopter on Flightradar. Does it say what it was or what it was doing or where it's going? Wow, it's quite nice swinging on this swing actually. Feels relaxing, like I'm being rocked like a baby. I wonder if it's still raining. It's funny, I left my Devon house and it stopped raining. Thanks, thanks for raining every day when I was there and stopping when I left. Looks cloudy in my house. Oh, cold. Uh-oh, I think people are going out. I can I can hear the door shut, and I heard— I saw them getting shoes. If I hear a car engine turn on, then I have confirmation.

    Segment details1:13:00–1:22:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_97
  99. I can hear the door opening.

    Segment details1:22:53–1:23:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_98
  100. Do you think there's Russians tracking the helicopters too? Russian spies? Yeah, my sister's here and the baby. Got my new iPhone. I don't know if I'd be bothered making any more iPhone videos.

    Segment details1:23:11–1:23:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_99
  101. Quack quack!

    Segment details1:24:01–1:24:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_100
  102. Could make a troll video. So I've been using the iPhone Air for about a day now, and unfortunately I kind of regret buying it for these reasons. I don't know, I don't know how these people talk so long about a stupid phone. It is really nice. I do kind of miss not having a wide angle. It feels a little bit top-heavy. I don't know, my only 2 complaints is that you can't put a SIM card into it and it doesn't have wide angle. Apart from that, it's fine. Battery life's fine. Look, I'm Only at 89%. Okay, I'm not really using it, to be honest, but it's not like the battery is terrible. It's still pretty good. Yeah, they made this one out of titanium, didn't they? So Jerry rigged everything, couldn't bend it. It's like they made it just because they knew he was going to try and bend it. and it will get millions of views. And if he bent it, it's gonna look really bad for the sales of the phone. They definitely had him in mind when they designed this to be ultra strong. They probably knew exactly what he was gonna do, because if he bends it effortlessly and it gets like 10 million views, who's gonna buy it? It'll be terrible for the sales. Didn't he have to apply 200 pounds of pressure with his— he had some kind of hydraulic bending thing until he could finally bend it. I bent my iPad because I put my iPad in my backpack and then I would sit down, lean it back into my backpack And it bent. It was hard selling it. People didn't like the fact it was bent. The GPU scores are really good on it. It gets like 38,000 points on Geekbench. It's got the A19 Pro chip. Another stupid Is it the same plane just circling around?

    Segment details1:24:10–1:26:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_101
  103. Yeah.

    Segment details1:26:59–1:27:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_102
  104. It's the same plane. I want to get that flight tracker app as well, and I can see what plane it is.

    Segment details1:27:02–1:27:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_103
  105. Flights—

    Segment details1:27:18–1:27:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_104
  106. is it Flight Tracker or Flightradar?

    Segment details1:27:19–1:27:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_105
  107. Flightradar24.

    Segment details1:27:30–1:27:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_106
  108. Why do I have to double-click this button to download an app? Just download it when I say download, idiot. Why does Apple make you double-click the lock button to confirm you want to download it? It's a free app. Of course I want to download it. If I want to download it, I press the download button. Oh, my bum hurts. I should put some cushions on these. I'm hungry. Oh, oh, oh, cold and hungry. It's taking ages to download. I think they went for a walk, maybe.

    Segment details1:27:31–1:28:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_107
  109. I don't know.

    Segment details1:28:45–1:28:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_108
  110. I'm fed up being outside. Oh, oh, it's cold. I stream using IRL Pro.

    Segment details1:28:48–1:28:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_109
  111. It's pretty good.

    Segment details1:28:57–1:28:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_110
  112. Who's in the house? Oh, they're in the house. I thought they went out. I can't get in from this way, it's locked. I didn't bring my key. Look, mirrored cars. They look like little toy cars, don't they? They look funny. Yeah, iReal Pro is Android only. The only way back in is through the kitchen, but someone's in the kitchen. Look, my mum's got a gear stick. Oh, a baby seat. For airplane use only. When did the baby go on a plane? I was getting a low tire pressure warning. Is it this one? This looks squished.

    Segment details1:28:59–1:30:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_111
  113. Brrr, cold.

    Segment details1:31:13–1:31:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_112
  114. I'm stuck outside. Look, it's that plane again. Where is it? No, we have a fence. It's not really a fence, it's more like a really big bush with thorns, and then that side has a chain-link fence. Yeah, I think the app's downloaded. Open. Wow, look at all the planes.

    Segment details1:31:32–1:33:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_113
  115. Where am I?

    Segment details1:33:06–1:33:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_114
  116. Redstone, Blenheim, Harrietshire.

    Segment details1:33:13–1:33:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_115
  117. Where's my house?

    Segment details1:33:17–1:33:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_116
  118. Hello, it's a helicopter. Private owner. And another one. Ian Chancellor. Is that his name? Millan Whitten. Where are they going? Where's my house? Oh, there it is. I only see the two helicopters. Where are those planes? I think I can hear the helicopters from that direction. Oh, there's a plane. Golf Air. Boeing 787 Dreamliner going to Bahrain. That's really cool. Oh, look at all these planes! Got this one, it's a GLID. What does that mean? Got this one. They all have the same picture.

    Segment details1:33:32–1:35:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_117
  119. Wow!

    Segment details1:35:20–1:35:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_118
  120. I think this is the one I just saw fly over. Nikolai Nikolai Sparks. Piper Cherokee Archer 2.

    Segment details1:35:21–1:35:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_119
  121. It's got pictures as well.

    Segment details1:35:32–1:35:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_120
  122. What else we got? Got another Boeing— no, it's an Airbus A320 going to Düsseldorf. I can't see it from here. I can hear it though. I think I can hear that Airbus.

    Segment details1:35:52–1:36:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_121
  123. Where's Dover?

    Segment details1:36:35–1:36:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_122
  124. United States Army Chinook. Oh, is that the Chinooks? They're going over the sea. Maybe they're going to Ukraine. I think that's what flew over. Boeing Chinook, United States Army. Ukraine.

    Segment details1:36:40–1:37:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_123
  125. Where's Ukraine?

    Segment details1:37:15–1:37:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_124
  126. What? There's no air traffic? This is like, you know, girls, they love that app where you point at the sky and it shows you all the constellations. This is like the guy version of it. This is what guys like. Point at the sky and you can see the planes. That'd be cool. Girls love that app.

    Segment details1:37:24–1:38:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_125
  127. Lennon.

    Segment details1:38:04–1:38:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_126
  128. We got nothing nearby. Bunch of Americans just flew over my house. How dare they! Damn, this iPhone's pretty nice though. The screen is really big and it does get quite bright compared to my Flip 7. Is on maximum brightness and I can barely see it, but this is quite visible. Oh, there's a plane there. What's that? Must be over there. Airbus A320 going to Neom. I don't even know where that is. What are we doing today?

    Segment details1:38:17–1:39:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_127
  129. Nothing really.

    Segment details1:39:23–1:39:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_128
  130. Can't be bothered doing Uber Eats. Bee livery's more dead here than it was in Devon. I thought I pumped my wheel, but I couldn't bother. I thought I'd hoover my car, but I can't be bothered. Oh, there's a plane. What's that? Aer Lingus going to Rome. Can't hear it. Oh wait, I can hear it. Stupid clouds blocking it. That be livery worm. Haven't seen it in ages. Maybe she ran out of money.

    Segment details1:39:29–1:40:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_129
  131. Oh, nearly dropped it.

    Segment details1:40:54–1:40:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_130
  132. Simon Edwards, is that his name? Why is his name on it? Simon Edwards in a Bell Jet Ranger 3 coming towards me. Look at all the Boeings and Airbuses coming out of London. This one's going to Frankfurt. Oh, the guy who took the photo. I thought it was the guy flying it. It's a nice phone. I do like it. The most kick-ups I can do? Hmm, I'm out of practice. I used to be able to do at least 20. Now I can do about 10 or 15. Watch my skill.

    Segment details1:41:14–1:43:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_131
  133. Ah, stupid knee.

    Segment details1:45:19–1:45:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_132
  134. Ah.

    Segment details1:45:23–1:45:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_133
  135. Ah, so annoying. I hate it when it rolls off my shin.

    Segment details1:45:56–1:46:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_134
  136. I've got to do 20. How many is that?

    Segment details1:46:21–1:48:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_135
  137. 3.

    Segment details1:48:11–1:48:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_136
  138. 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. That's 12. How many was that? 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16.

    Segment details1:48:25–1:49:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_137
  139. Oh, that was good, and then I lost it. Oh, that was good.

    Segment details1:53:07–1:53:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_138
  140. Better than Hong Kong guy. Better than Hong Kong guy's bean sack. No, no.

    Segment details1:54:09–1:54:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_139
  141. No.

    Segment details1:54:37–1:54:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_140
  142. My bottom's not very good.

    Segment details1:54:42–1:54:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_141
  143. I hate when it hits my thigh. 40-year-old playing football in my mum's garden.

    Segment details1:55:14–1:56:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_142
  144. No job.

    Segment details1:56:17–1:56:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_143
  145. Stupid leak keeps getting in the way.

    Segment details1:57:58–1:57:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_144
  146. I'm done.

    Segment details1:57:59–1:58:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_145
  147. I think 17 or 18 was my best, and then I ran out of energy. It's actually more tiring than you think. It uses a lot of thigh muscles.

    Segment details1:58:42–1:58:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_146
  148. I'm boiling, eh?

    Segment details1:59:03–1:59:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_147
  149. There's that guy in Bangkok, stands outside of the train station kicking that toilet roll endlessly. He never drops it. Have you seen him? He's kicking a toilet roll? He never drops it. Outside of Central World. There's a program about the dark side of life in Bangkok on TV last night. It's quite interesting. The woman and the TV crew got pressed because they were filming in the red light district, and she was like, they're telling us to go away for filming in public. Like she thinks she has huge. Human rights in Thailand. In Thailand, if they want to, they just lock you up for anything. I mean, look at Ice Poseidon. Guy had a little lap dance with his girlfriend in a restaurant, and he nearly got locked up for five years. Police make you bribe them as well if you get in trouble. These stupid British people go to Thailand thinking. they have the same rights as in their own country. I don't realize how corrupt it is over there. They're just filming around all these bars and stuff that are basically just for prostitution. Of course people are going to get mad at them. It's like you try and film at Tabata Shinchi and see what happens. You get the yakuza coming after you. Most places you can't film if it's a red light area. And then all these places like Khao San Road, it's all just, uh, tourists— British, European— just partying and getting drunk. And then they're like, oh, this is Thai culture. No, it's not. Thai people don't do that. Thai people don't have like a binge drinking culture. They're mostly Buddhist. Thai people just like normal people go to work, have families, friends. It's like they think all Thai people just partying and doing £10 prostitution every night. That's just what the tourists do when they go to Khao San Road. The type of Thai people there, either the prostitutes standing on the street making money or the police receiving money to like look after the clubs. Actual Thai people don't do that. The British people are stupid. They're like, "Oh, Thai culture when in Rome." Now that's just what you people do when you go over to Thailand. You treat it like it's Amsterdam. The Thai people are only there to make money off the tourists. It's all just Japanese, Korean, foreigners. And then you've got all the digital nomads making those stupid TikToks, making like 10K a month, bragging about their £400 a month condo. I'm not jealous. They don't even have a car. They've probably never seen nature in years. That's why I got bored of life there. You either have like a degen life where you're just drinking, partying, or you have boring life in a condo trying to make content. Stuck in a big city. I mean, I guess you could go out of the city, but what's the Point. My armpit's all sweaty. They had this little truck and it had like a cage on the back full of tourists that overstayed their visa getting rounded up to go to the detention jail cell because they overstayed like 5 minutes and they couldn't pay the fine or something. Imagine going to Thailand, you don't have a penny in your bank account, not even a credit card or overdraft. These people are nuts, they're so disorganized. One guy was in the hospital and he accidentally overstayed his visa, and then when he got let out of the hospital, they rounded him up in the cage and put him in the cell. That's kind of mean. Thankfully, I never got in trouble in Thailand. Two years in Thailand, I didn't get in any trouble. The only trouble I got in was when I tried to re-enter for the third time, and they told me off, but they let me in anyway. That was a bit scary. I got taken over to the naughty corner by an immigration officer. She was like, where your ticket? Up my bum, that's where it is. So where's your return ticket? And people kept telling me on Discord, oh, you don't need a return ticket, they never check. So I, for the first time, I didn't get a return ticket and they fucking checked. And they pressed me about it. They said, buy a return ticket now. I couldn't because the stupid airport doesn't have any Wi-Fi. So they said, okay, buy one quickly when you get out.

    Segment details1:59:27–2:05:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_148
  150. I didn't.

    Segment details2:05:39–2:05:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_149
  151. I've got a student visa. She said, you don't have a visa. I said, can't I get one now? She said no, which is a lie because you can get a visa when you're in Thailand. You can get a student visa. So I got a student visa for a year. Talking rubbish. She said, why are you here? I said, travel. She said, no, you're here because of your girlfriend. I said, yeah, I'm traveling with my girlfriend. Yeah, thankfully I didn't get any trouble, mainly because I didn't really do anything in Thailand. Didn't go partying or clubbing, didn't do any prostitution, didn't really interest me. I don't know, I've seen these Thai girls on the street and they just, they don't look very good, to be honest. They just don't look appealing.

    Segment details2:05:40–2:06:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_150
  152. Hello, hello.

    Segment details2:06:46–2:06:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_151
  153. Is the house clear yet? This is the, the other annoying thing about not living alone. Is you kind of have to plan your movements around other people. I feel this mental block preventing me from going back into the kitchen.

    Segment details2:06:52–2:07:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_152
  154. Da da.

    Segment details2:07:26–2:07:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_153
  155. Damn, why do I have even less viewers than when I was at my house in Devon?

    Segment details2:07:51–2:07:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_154
  156. It's crazy.

    Segment details2:07:54–2:07:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_155
  157. Why am I only averaging 50 now? At least in Devon I was averaging like 65. I'm gonna make like $7 an hour. I guess coming home didn't really make any difference. I feel like I should make an iPhone video, otherwise what was the point of getting it? But I need my Samsung or my iPhone 12 to make the vlog. Might go get my iPhone then.

    Segment details2:08:08–2:09:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_156
  158. Hold on.

    Segment details2:09:32–2:09:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_157
  159. Okay, I made my iPhone vlog. Hello and welcome back to a new video. So I've been using my brand new iPhone Air for a few days now, and I have some things to say about this brand new phone from Apple, and it's not gonna be too positive.

    Segment details2:11:09–2:11:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_158
  160. Hello! Okay. What? Yeah.

    Segment details2:11:47–2:12:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_159
  161. There has to be with the camera systems.

    Segment details2:13:08–2:13:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_160
  162. You only get a 1x and a 2x zoom, and these cameras do look very good. So you've got 1x, and then you've got 2x, and then you've got a 6x crop, which like gives you zoom. And it's a nice camera and everything, but it's missing one thing.

    Segment details2:13:10–2:13:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_161
  163. It doesn't have a wide-angle lens. So as you can see from this video, I'm currently using a wide-angle lens on my phone. And I really like using the wide-angle lens. Sometimes the zoom-in lens is convenient for filming stuff that's up close to you, like this building here would be way too cropped in for my liking.

    Segment details2:13:25–2:13:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_162
  164. But I like using the wide-angle because it just looks way better than using the zoom-in lens. And for some reason they have 2 wide-angle lenses on the iPhone X.

    Segment details2:13:45–2:13:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_163
  165. Very good, there's not enough space, but they're messing with it today because it's outside the Edge is also really thin like this phone, and it has the wide-angle lens.

    Segment details2:13:55–2:14:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_164
  166. So I don't know why they've prioritized the 2x zoom thing in the camera.

    Segment details2:14:03–2:14:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_165
  167. I guess it's because it's one camera.

    Segment details2:14:08–2:14:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_166
  168. So I don't really like the idea of an eSIM. Also, it's just too expensive.

    Segment details2:15:41–2:15:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_167
  169. It's a crazy price. It's not like in Malaysia where it's considered a normal thing to have an eSIM.

    Segment details2:15:52–2:15:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_168
  170. And the base iPhone 7 is only 800 pounds and it has 5G.

    Segment details2:15:58–2:16:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_169
  171. It's got 2 nano SIM cards, 5G.

    Segment details2:16:02–2:16:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_170
  172. So it's It also has better battery life, so it has better battery life and it's got the wide angle and it's £200 cheaper. The only difference is this has the A19 Pro chip, whereas the 17 only has the A19 chip, but there really isn't that much of a difference.

    Segment details2:16:05–2:16:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_171
  173. So I don't know why—

    Segment details2:16:22–2:16:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_172
  174. I mean, the only reason to get this is because you really like the form factor and the thinness, and the thinness is pretty nice, and I do like the bigger screen.

    Segment details2:16:23–2:16:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_173
  175. But that's about it.

    Segment details2:16:32–2:16:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_174
  176. You're sacrificing a lot of other things to get the thinness and to get the bigger screen.

    Segment details2:16:33–2:16:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_175
  177. So you're paying £200 extra just to get the thinness, but then you're losing wide angle, you're losing some microphone.

    Segment details2:16:39–2:16:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_176
  178. One thing I do like is the horizontal camera mode, like holding the phone vertically, because it's got that square sensor, so you can do like portrait video really easily. And that's nice, don't you think? When you flip the camera around, you can't do that in your horizontal video.

    Segment details2:17:03–2:17:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_177
  179. You can have it sideways, but you can't do that in horizontal video.

    Segment details2:17:20–2:17:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_178
  180. I don't know why the square is actually working when you shoot the other way, but it is kind of nice to be able to make a vlog like that.

    Segment details2:17:23–2:17:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_179
  181. Sorry about that.

    Segment details2:17:32–2:17:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_180
  182. And you get more of a centered look.

    Segment details2:17:34–2:17:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_181
  183. Um, yeah, I guess that's kind of nice. I don't know what else to say. Yeah, so I don't know if I like this poem that much or if I want to keep it. If it's my own poem, I want to keep it.

    Segment details2:17:38–2:18:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_182
  184. Not on the wide angle though.

    Segment details2:18:15–2:18:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_183
  185. So I'm going to make the rest of the video on the iPhone Air to show you what the video looks like on the iPhone Air. Okay, so now I'm shooting with the very Honda ISO.

    Segment details2:18:15–2:18:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_184
  186. As you can see, it's just so tucked in.

    Segment details2:18:49–2:18:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_185
  187. If you're in a big area and you want to show how big the area is, you just don't have to fly around it.

    Segment details2:18:52–2:18:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_186
  188. It looks quite nice in low light.

    Segment details2:18:57–2:18:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_187
  189. It's some texture and patterns.

    Segment details2:18:58–2:19:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_188
  190. And so you're at one end.

    Segment details2:19:03–2:19:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_189
  191. It does a weird thing where it keeps trying to zoom in and you can hear a lot of noise.

    Segment details2:19:09–2:19:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_190
  192. Not now, but sometimes you can hear a lot of noise and then after about a second it clears up.

    Segment details2:19:18–2:19:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_191
  193. Sometimes it stops working, but that's kind of cool.

    Segment details2:19:25–2:19:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_192
  194. But it would be nice if it did it faster so you didn't notice the noise in the first place. So you want to look at the detail on this camera. It does blur out the background quite nicely. See, the background blur is pretty nice, and then you do 2x zoom. The zoom transition between 1x and 2x is pretty smooth, and you get quite a lot of detail. Uh, I guess not. It's kind of blurry now, I don't know why. Okay, yeah, the digital crop is not the best, but that's the best you can expect when there's no actual zoom.

    Segment details2:19:28–2:20:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_193
  195. So if you're trying to vlog with this, it's not great. As you can see, I've zoomed in, I can't really get a good grasp of—

    Segment details2:20:11–2:20:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_194
  196. it's not exactly going to give you a GoPro experience, but it's If you want to zoom in on something, like you have a subject or a small object, then it's going to look great.

    Segment details2:20:21–2:20:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_195
  197. But they haven't really built this with vloggers in mind, have they? They've kept it more like a cinematic photographer's kind of device. You also can't flip the camera whilst you're shooting.

    Segment details2:20:34–2:20:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_196
  198. It also does this really annoying thing where when you start manually changing the focus, see that I manually set the focus to the background, it won't go back to automatic focus. See that it's pointing off to my hand and I'm manually focusing.

    Segment details2:21:20–2:21:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_197
  199. If I hold it down, it goes back to manual focus. So yeah, it's kind of rubbish for vlogging because everything's so zoomed in.

    Segment details2:21:37–2:21:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_198
  200. But yeah.

    Segment details2:22:00–2:22:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_199
  201. Yeah, so that's my main complaint— lack of wide angle. I don't know why they didn't put wide angle. I feel like I think my mum's going out. I think they're all going out to go shopping for food.

    Segment details2:22:34–2:24:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_200
  202. Are they gone yet?

    Segment details2:24:02–2:24:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_201
  203. Are they still in there?

    Segment details2:24:09–2:24:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_202
  204. I think they all went out. I think they all went out.

    Segment details2:24:42–2:24:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_203
  205. My mum's close, pretty quiet, couldn't even hear it go off. Ah, do I have the house to myself?

    Segment details2:24:56–2:25:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_204
  206. I'm pretty sure they all went out. I don't know, I want confirmation.

    Segment details2:25:25–2:25:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_205
  207. I need a toilet.

    Segment details2:25:30–2:25:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_206
  208. Hmm, I wonder why it does that gray glitching thing.

    Segment details2:27:00–2:27:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_207
  209. Where's my battery bank?

    Segment details2:27:02–2:27:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_208
  210. My phone air battery is at 75%. Can't see it. Hello, welcome back to a new video. So I've been using my brand new iPhone Air for a few days. Okay, so now I'm shooting the video on the iPhone Air, and as you can see, it's just so cropped If you're in a big area and you want to show how big the area is, you just don't have the wide angle. Yeah, vlogging on the iPhone Air sucks without any wide angle. You can barely see anything. I don't know why they didn't put the wide angle. I actually should have got the iPhone 17 instead of the Air, actually, if you really wanted to vlog on it. I would not vlog on it. 50 viewers. Worse than when I was in Devon. Jesus, it's really over. The baby was hardly on the stream, and it was my mum's fault. She came to me. When I was streaming, so it's not my fault. Not my fault. Didn't do nothing wrong. Not sorry. Hmm. I don't know why the internet seems to be worse in my bedroom than when it was outside. Better make some food. Oh, that's why I saw the baby carrier in my mum's car, because they were gonna go out with it. My dad's computer is still there.

    Segment details2:27:32–2:31:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_209
  211. The hell?

    Segment details2:31:21–2:31:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_210
  212. My dad's computer was massive. Look at the size of that case. It looks like it's upside down though. Look, the feet Those are the feet. Why is it on its side? Oh look, my YouTube plaque. My YouTube play button. 100,000 subs and then it died. Something wrong with the ceiling? Oh yeah, look, my ceiling is leaking. It just suddenly started leaking last night, and I put this container here to catch the water. Uh, why is it yellow? Look, there's a crack as well in a square shape.

    Segment details2:31:23–2:32:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_211
  213. Weird.

    Segment details2:32:30–2:32:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_212
  214. Yeah, I think they all went now.

    Segment details2:32:57–2:32:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_213
  215. Look, my mum got these Japanese lanterns.

    Segment details2:32:58–2:33:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_214
  216. What do you describe today?

    Segment details2:33:31–2:33:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_215
  217. I don't remember that car. Vauxhall. That's my old house. Oh, that's my sister when she was a baby.

    Segment details2:33:48–2:33:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_216
  218. Huh.

    Segment details2:33:59–2:34:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_217
  219. Thank God I didn't get my dad's hair.

    Segment details2:34:09–2:34:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_218
  220. Jesus.

    Segment details2:34:11–2:34:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_219
  221. Never seen this photo before. So funny, once you're a little baby like that and then you become an adult. I remember this I got from Scotland. Mistake. I bought that from Japan from 2016.

    Segment details2:34:12–2:35:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_220
  222. Oh look, push again. Meow.

    Segment details2:35:08–2:35:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_221
  223. Meow. The kitchen's always a mess. It's always covered in all this stuff. The best we can do is just try and push it all to one side. Look, dirty cups. Not mine. The best you can do is just push everything to the other side. And then I get complained at for being untidy. Can you believe it? Do you think all this stuff is mine? None of it's mine apart from these pot noodles, I guess. Might have a burger then.

    Segment details2:35:36–2:36:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_222
  224. Thin lamb. Boludo.

    Segment details2:36:32–2:36:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_223
  225. Michael Piper.

    Segment details2:38:01–2:38:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_224
  226. Mama.

    Segment details2:38:02–2:38:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_225
  227. There used to be a nice place to sit over here. There used to be a nice little chair here. You could sit here and look out. I remember sometimes my dad would be sitting here and I didn't realize, and I'd be talking, and I'd come around the corner and I looked to the side and be like, oh my Oh my God, he's there! And then I'd feel very embarrassed. He likes his little table.

    Segment details2:38:25–2:39:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_226
  228. Burger?

    Segment details2:39:34–2:39:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_227
  229. He's stiffing.

    Segment details2:39:41–2:39:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_228
  230. Ah, it's nice.

    Segment details2:39:42–2:39:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_229
  231. I don't have to hide in my room. Oh God, this is so nice. Reminds me of those days when I used to have the whole house to myself.

    Segment details2:39:50–2:40:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_230
  232. Reform. Hmm.

    Segment details2:40:06–2:40:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_231
  233. The bike is still hot. It's too hot. I can't touch it. Pushing and going back out. Yeah, I miss the good old days having a bigger audience. Used to be so easy to clickbait them. Make some cringe video about looking for a girlfriend or about why I hate my wife.

    Segment details2:40:40–2:42:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_232
  234. Mmm.

    Segment details2:42:28–2:42:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_233
  235. Used to be so easy to get views. Maybe people just realized I was just farming them for views and nothing I said was ever genuine. It's funny how some things in this house have not changed in over 20 years. Like that clock over there, it's always been there. The fireplace has always been there. That yellow aircon thing has always been there. Yeah, it's weird to think my dad's been gone for 6 years, but all this stuff that he built is still here, still being used. It's a really nice conservatory. It just would be nice if it wasn't full of junk. There's an exercise bike over there no one uses. I bought it, by the way. I bought that exercise bike to try and get Mila back, to show that I'm trying to become a better person. Cost me £200. Dumbest thing I've ever— I used it twice and didn't use it anymore.

    Segment details2:42:58–2:46:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_234
  236. Eating a cheeseburger.

    Segment details2:47:27–2:47:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_235
  237. If you accidentally rear-end someone on the motorway doing 5 miles per hour, what do you do? Do you pull over and have a chat with them, or do you just drive off? 5 miles per hour, you probably didn't do any damage. And it's like back-to-back jammed up traffic on the motorway. How are you going to pull over? I saw someone do that on the way home. They rear-ended person in front of them. It was like all jammed up traffic. Everyone was doing like 5 miles per hour. Couldn't believe it. He just rammed this pickup truck in the backside. I'm sure he's panic traumatized. I guess you gotta stop and look at the damage because your bumper might be hanging off and dragging. That'd be dangerous. I didn't see if they stopped because I drove off. I was in the middle of changing lanes. I wanted to go into the right lane. There were like 4 lanes. The crash happened on the far right lane. I was on the second far left lane. I wanted to get in the second far right lane, so I indicated and the car let me in. And as I was doing that maneuver, I saw the other car ram into the car in front of it. And then I was very careful to get into my new lane. I saw Dave Gibson yesterday. He came over to take my mum to Dover. That rhymed. Came over to take my mum to Dover. He said he was very happy with his GoPro that I gave him. I'm not sure if he put it on YouTube, but it was in his plane with my mum with the GoPro. I don't mind motorway driving until they start slowing everyone down with the temporary speed limits. The 40 limits are so annoying because you're doing like 70 plus and then suddenly now you're gonna do 40. Don't they say that when there's an increase in patriotism and right-wing conservatism, it's like the beginning of a world war? Isn't that what happened before World War II? The riots start to rise, increase in nationalism, stuff like being proud of your flag and stuff. And then they start lynching people on the street. There's that ship in World War I got torpedoed by the Germans. The Lithuania, Lissutania or something. And then there was so much outrage that English people went out on the streets and lynched any German people they could find. I feel kind of scared because I'm not white. If there's like an increase in pro-whiteness and being British and like increase in anti- non-white people. I feel like I might be targeted. The racists wouldn't see me as their fellow Brit, would they? My mom said during COVID she felt like some people were being rude to her because she's Chinese, and Trump was saying it was like a China flu. Yeah, saying this stuff does have like an effect on innocent people. Didn't Asian people in America during World War II have to, like, write a sign on their t-shirt saying they're not Japanese, otherwise they get lynched? Sesame seeds are really nice.

    Segment details2:48:14–2:56:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_236
  238. Oh, I got muted.

    Segment details2:56:28–2:57:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_237
  239. Hold on. We've got 5 and a half hours left until dinner, and then I'll end the stream, and then I'll probably come back 2 hours after, squeeze another 3 hours out. Might as well. Need every penny. Look, proof that I'm washing my dish. Video evidence.

    Segment details2:57:24–3:00:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_238
  240. Indisputable.

    Segment details3:00:26–3:00:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_239
  241. My Google Home? You mean that little voice thing? I don't know, I think I left it in Japan. Didn't my sister get— I always end up— my sister gets me presents for Christmas, I always end up ditching it. Like, she got me that Venus flytrap for last Christmas. It's, uh, over here, isn't it? It looks not great, to be honest. Still alive. And then she got me that Google Home Assistant when I was with Chihiro. Ended up ditching it, didn't I? In Japan, I have banana and tea. Oh God, there's so much stuff everywhere. Fresh ginger tea. Yeah, they had K-pop on the radio. The number one top song in the UK charts right now is Demon Hunter's Golden. And then they're playing this other K-pop song, which is so weird. Korean music is just on the radio in the UK like it's normal. UK number 1 top spot for the UK charts has been Golden for 5 weeks or more. If you can't do high tone, that is the worst song to try and sing in the world. Yeah, this is the guest bedroom. That bed in my bedroom used to be over there. Why can't it have stayed over there? It's plenty of room. This is the bed where I banged many girls. Do you hear her, Nina? Bring Girlfriend, yeah. Who else? Can't remember. Yeah, still got that toy that people thought I bought the single mother's daughter. I bought it for myself. The Pomodoro. There's my car. I charged it through the window. Put it up there. The buying bed. My victims.

    Segment details3:00:49–3:04:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_240
  242. Bed of insemination.

    Segment details3:04:15–3:04:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_241
  243. Damn, look how old these phones are. The bezels. Better edit my video, I guess. Yeah, I really like being home when there's no one here, and then I can appreciate it again. I feel sad. Gotta leave end of this week, back to my little prison in Devon. That's the baby changing room now. The piano room. This used to be the front door. Oh, look, my banjo! Ukulele banjo. Dave Gibson's pretty good at the guitar. No one even watches this TV. My mum should let me take the TV. I need a TV. I can't believe I spent 20+ years of my life in this house. Why are there so many clothing everywhere? There's clothing everywhere. Oh, oh, back up to 70 viewers. It's weird, when I was outside I could barely get 50 viewers. Do people not like it outside? When I come inside, my viewers go up. Or maybe just because it's later in the day, more people are waking up. Disconnection. I thought it was good, didn't disconnect that much. Edit my YouTube video. My family went out shopping for food. Didn't even invite me. I think if I tried to stream outside in the car, it would probably just constantly eff. I don't know why it's so effing now. I'm in the house next to the Wi-Fi. It doesn't do this in my house. And see, why is it doing that? Maybe I'll switch it to IV cam. I don't know, I can't get it to work. A stupid IV cam app shit. Sometimes it just won't connect. I don't know why. And this thing keeps flickering. Great. I don't know. It's weird why it's doing this. I can't get the IV cam app to work now. Hmm, it would probably work better if I just used a laptop webcam. Looks fine now. If I stay very still— Did that do anything? Chafui is my number one enemy now. He dared to criticize me. That's what you get. Yeah, I guess I gotta go back to Devon at some point for no reason at all. iPhone Air's at 75% battery. Not bad, all-day battery. I just— I can't really stand how untidy the house is. It's making me depressed.

    Segment details3:04:19–3:14:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_242
  244. Why is there so much damn stuff?

    Segment details3:14:54–3:15:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_243
  245. It's nice starting fresh from a new house with nothing in it. It's easy. When the house is this old, been lived in for over 30 years, you just get more and more. I don't know where all these lamps come from. Why are there so many lamps? A lamp there and a lamp there. Oh yeah, I was gonna edit my video.

    Segment details3:15:13–3:15:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_244
  246. This one.

    Segment details3:16:33–3:16:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_245
  247. Hello and welcome back to a new video. So I've been using my brand new iPhone Phone Air for a few days now, and I have some things to say about this brand. More comfortable, and you get more of a center. Okay.

    Segment details3:16:34–3:17:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_246
  248. Be yourself, GoPro style.

    Segment details3:17:33–3:17:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_247
  249. Smooth transition between one— You can do this horizontal camera mode by holding the phone. I haven't muted anyone. I unmuted everyone a couple of days ago, and guess what? The same people I muted ended up continuing to be fucking annoying and ended up getting banned. What a surprise. People don't change, do they? Once you're fucking annoying, you're always fucking annoying. How many times you gotta get banned before you learn your lesson? You want to chat, then don't fucking piss me off. Otherwise, you're gonna get fucking banned. Do that. Don't give a shit if my earnings go down a little bit. I was hoping the weather would be a bit nicer so I could clean my car. I'm gonna get the Hoover out. Maybe I save that for tomorrow's exciting stream.

    Segment details3:17:45–3:20:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_248
  250. Hello and welcome back to—

    Segment details3:20:49–3:20:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_249
  251. playing Zoom transition. Upload to my main channel.

    Segment details3:20:57–3:21:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_250
  252. Hello.

    Segment details3:21:31–3:21:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_251
  253. Hello, hello, welcome back to a new video. What does OSRS mean? Oh, Old School RuneScape. No, I hate RuneScape.

    Segment details3:21:31–3:21:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_252
  254. Boring.

    Segment details3:21:59–3:21:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_253
  255. Yeah, I just don't really have any news, I guess.

    Segment details3:23:01–3:23:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_254
  256. 24 minutes remaining for Upload.

    Segment details3:23:19–3:23:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_255
  257. Yeah, apparently the baby was crying last night as well. I didn't hear a thing. It's like I'm immune to baby crying. I guess I wasted my money buying those earplugs. I don't even use the earplugs. Once I fall asleep, I don't hear a thing. The only thing that woke me up was the dripping ceiling. I thought he was gonna be really loud. I must be really deep sleep— deep sleeping around that time. Wasted £14 on earplugs. Yesterday I made £50. Wow. Chat engagement.

    Segment details3:24:38–3:25:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_256
  258. $4.

    Segment details3:25:54–3:25:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_257
  259. Come on, guys, get chatting. I need money. What's your favorite ice cream? The hell is the QOS? Is that just from one day? I wonder how much money I make in a month from the chat engagement. They, they didn't used to have that number there. That's a new thing. Maybe because I was saying that chat doesn't make you that much money, and now we'll find out how much money it actually makes. I'm not sure. So where's everyone tuning in from today? That's my Chris impression. Where's everyone tuning in from? Let us know in the comments. No, I don't want to return my new phone. Do I have too many phones? I got 4 phones now, 5 if you include the smashed one. This is the best iPhone I've ever had. But it's got no wide angle. What am I going to do without wide angle? Maybe I'll get the 17 Pro. I need the 17 Pro. I want the Pro Max. Pro Max out of stock. 1,400. Oh my God, this picture is awful. What the hell is she wearing? Why is she wearing a bin bag? What is that? Oh, she's wearing a plastic bin bag. She looks kind of hot. It's just her hair looks shit. Come on guys, type in the chat where the fuck are you from, cuz I really care so much. You're going to get doxxed. What's your age, SL? Why I regret buying. Should I do why I regret buying the iPhone Air instead of why I hate? I feel like the Apple people need a little bit more subtlety. Do not buy why I hate bit. Bit heavy-handed. Hmm. Well, I have until the 20th of October to send it back. Hopefully I don't smash it by then. Looks quite sunny in Devon. Blue skies. Neighbours taking advantage of my car not being there. Better start chatting or else you'll fucking banned. No, I'm using the Flip now for the stream. I've got this phone and this phone and this phone. The Air is same size as this S10 Plus, but it has worse cameras than the S10 Plus because it doesn't have— the S10 Plus has a 2x optical zoom and the wide angle. The Air doesn't have any of those. How is it worse than my S10 Plus and then my 12 Mini? I wanted to go and do Uber Eats using my new phone, but I can't be bothered. I've got to drive 20 minutes to the McDonald's. I could try Deliveroo as well. Deliveroo. Maybe I smash it. Get a million views like Jerry Riggs everything. More like Jerry breaks everything, fucking idiot. Fucking bald, stupid, blue-eyed, muscular fucking moron idiot. Oh, it's working. Testing, testing. It's working now, but is the audio crackling? It wasn't working earlier. There, is it better now? Testing, testing. Yeah, now we're not sending it to Norway anymore.

    Segment details3:25:55–3:34:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_258
  260. Nice.

    Segment details3:35:10–3:35:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_259
  261. Got twelve minutes remaining on my video upload. Da da da da da da dum dum dum dum dum dum dum dum. There shouldn't be any lag now. Why would I send it to Norway? Because my outside setup requires me to be able to film, send the footage to my laptop. To be able to send it to my laptop, it needs to be sent to a server. And then the laptop picks up the server footage. You wouldn't understand it, I guess. And then you think, why do you send the footage to your laptop instead of sending it straight to Kick? Because if I disconnect, the stream ends. And then everyone leaves, and then it'll create 20 different vaults. Like, when I'm driving and it disconnects, it doesn't automatically reconnect unless I have a server. Yeah, I'm inside now, but the IV cam app wasn't working, but it works now. I wonder if they're gonna bring the baby into the supermarket. Maybe they put him in the trolley. I'm scared my mum's gonna dox the baby's name on stream. Remember when she doxxed Dave Gibson's name? I was trying not to say his name, and then I go downstairs and she was like, Dave Gibson! Too late now. He doesn't mind. But obviously I get kind of nervous when people's names are doxxed. Why would it matter? Because you can look up a lot of stuff when you know a person's name, and I've got creepy weirdo viewers. But luckily they don't seem to care about Dave Gibson. They only care if it's either me or some girl that I'm seeing. If it's some random guy, I don't think they really care. It's like no one's posted Dave Gibson's address, has they? Have they? Even though he makes it pretty obvious where he lives because he's got that dashcam doorbell camera on his YouTube channel. I don't know why we call him Dave Gibson, such as Dave. Because there's 2 Daves. One's David and one's Dave. Too many Davids. At least there's not— at least I'm the only Daniel. I get annoyed if there's another Daniel. How dare you copy my name? Only I'm allowed to be called Daniel. I mean, I'm Jason now anyway. Everyone better start calling me Jason or else you're fucking banned. I don't book hotels where you have to check in. I book self-check-in lodges.

    Segment details3:35:11–3:41:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_260
  262. Fuck.

    Segment details3:42:01–3:42:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_261
  263. Although it would be a bit— hmm, like, if she wants to book the hotel at some point and choose the hotel and she chooses like Holiday Inn where you gotta check in, I'd be a bit nervous. I don't think they check ID, do they? If we're both British. But what if they see I'm Asian and then they want to check my ID? Oh well, if it happens, it happens. I'll just say, well, the reason why I didn't tell you my real name is because if If you Google my real name, a bunch of horrible stuff comes up. I didn't want you to see it. It's pretty obvious, pretty easy to explain. I mean, how would you feel if every bad thing you've ever done in your life shows up in a Google document when you Google your name? It's not fair. Because yeah, okay, maybe I said and done some weird stuff in the past, but that doesn't represent who I am now. I'm sure you've all done weird stuff. Imagine you like a girl and then the girl Googles and looks you up and finds out every little thing you've done in your whole life and then doesn't like you because of that. It's just because I said some or did some weird things a couple years ago, 5 years ago, 6 years ago, doesn't mean I still do those things, so I don't think I should be judged based on my past actions. I have changed. So to give myself a fair chance— I mean, everyone does it. No one on the first date says, oh yeah, I've done all these bad things. Everyone keeps it a secret, don't they, until later. Then they might open up a bit. About the past. And it's not fair. I get a really unfair start if people Google me before the first date. And I mean, who's going to still want to meet after they read all this stuff about me? So yeah, it's not really fair that I get judged based on all this stuff. Yeah, I'm not proud about a lot of stuff I've done in the past, but I don't think I should be judged based off it now anyway. I'm a different person. I don't kiss and tell, for example.

    Segment details3:42:02–3:44:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_262
  264. I need to fart.

    Segment details3:44:45–3:45:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_263
  265. Where's the mute button? The thing I don't like about iVCam is there's no mute button, but iRoll Pro has a big fat mute button. Yep, I don't kiss and tell. I'm not telling my secrets anymore. I'm not telling you bad things I've done or I'm doing. You're not gonna know anything from now on. It's just clean, clean slate, unburdened by what has been. Now my bedroom smells like fart. It's not revenge. It's out of self-protection, self-preservation. I'm not turning you any juicy gossip anymore because it just gets used against me. Yeah, yeah, because really, if I say Oh yeah, guys, I'm building a nuclear weapon in my basement. That's really going to spike the views up to 200, isn't it? What's the point? I tell you some juicy gossip and it's like a 30-second story. The viewership's not going to go up, and then that's going to be held against me forever. It's not going to make me more money, so what's the point? I made a video about banging Blood Bucket, which I was going to keep a secret, but then Kayle leaked it, so I thought why not. The stupid thing only made like $20, so great. Now everyone thinks I'm a granny banger and knows all the stuff that happened, and all I made was $20 fucking dollars and only got like 6K views. Really worth it. Now everyone knows I banged a 50-year-old woman 4 times and nutted inside of her raw. Really not worth it. Yeah, I like telling stories. Last night I was talking to my sister and my brother-in-law. I was telling them about stuff that's been happening in Devon. And they found it very funny. And I thought, yeah, it was kind of funny, I guess. Now it's over. I told them the story about the prostitutes. They thought it was hilarious. It wasn't hilarious when I had gay prostitute knocking at my door in the middle of the night with the WhatsApp thing going doo doo doo, getting louder and louder. It was like the scene in Jurassic Park 3. When the phone in the T-Rex stomach was getting louder and louder, it was creepy as fuck. I told him some stupid troll put my car up for sale on Gumtree, and then David burst out laughing. Yeah, well, it was funny after the fact. And when it's happening, it sucks. Laughing at the story is not laughing with me or at me. It's laughing at the story, not at me. Why does it have to be either one of those, one or the other? I can't just be laughing at the story. Now there's mud all over my trousers from the football. No, I'm not telling you anything because even if something ends with an existing girl and I tell what happened. Because it doesn't matter anymore. Actually, it does matter because it makes me look bad for the next girl. The next girl is going to think, oh my God, he's going to spill all my secrets too. So I'm not doing that. I can't say I've changed when I keep doing the same thing over and over. So I'm not telling you any stories.

    Segment details3:45:12–3:50:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_264
  266. Ever again.

    Segment details3:50:40–3:50:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_265
  267. Yeah, I told you the content's not going to change just because I moved to a different room. It's still going to be me in a room talking about stuff like my views going down and my money and how I'm bored. Who will watch then? You guys are watching still. Yeah, I have gotten better at keeping it inside and not just going. My natural instinct is to go live and just spill everything that happened, but I'm not doing it anymore. I'm done doing that. I have better control over my emotions. Can I add text in the Apple Photo Gallery? I can draw on it, but I can't write text. Maybe on the iPhone I can. I want to type do not buy in the thumbnail. No, you can't. Gotta download an app to put some text on it. Monetization— why can't that just be on by default? Why do I have to keep turning it on for every single upload? Uh, Why I regret buying the iPhone Air. If I just use the I use text-to-speech— I mean, speech-to-text. My hands-on review of the brand new iPhone Air and why I regret buying it. Ultimate performance test and capabilities versus iPhone 12 mini and previous iPhones and Samsung Edge comparison video. Performance testing the iPhone Air, and is it worth buying over the iPhone 17 Pro and iPhone 17? Damn, speech-to-text is nice. I didn't have to type any of that out. I just randomly put keywords into the sentences. Yeah, weather was quite nice. Went out for a bit, played some football. I think the speaker sounds fine. I don't know why they're moaning about it being mono. Hello and welcome back to a new video. So I've been using my brand new iPhone Air for a few days now, and I have some things to say about this brand new phone from Apple, and it's not gonna be too positive. So I think my main complaint with the iPhone Air has to be with the camera systems. You only get a 1x and a 2x zoom, and these cameras do look very good. So you've got 1x And then you've got 2x, and then you've got a 6x crop, which is like digital zoom. But because it's a— where it looks very noisy when you zoom in, like you can see a lot of noise. Not now because daylight, but when it's nighttime, see a lot of noise. New video going up.

    Segment details3:50:40–3:57:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_266
  268. Now.

    Segment details3:57:45–3:57:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_267
  269. My unboxing video made no money yet.

    Segment details3:57:58–3:58:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_268
  270. Okay, public.

    Segment details3:58:07–3:58:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_269
  271. New video is out now. Wow, one like already, nice. Only video left to make is the gaming performance one. Maybe I'll do it tomorrow.

    Segment details3:58:27–3:58:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_270
  272. Can't be bothered.

    Segment details3:58:46–3:58:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_271
  273. It is really nice they ditched the Lightning connector. I can charge my phone easily without needing a different cable. Much appreciated. I'm not really looking forward to the drive back. 2 and a half hours to the first charger. And then I'm staying in a hotel, and then I do the rest of the trip the next day. I feel like I don't really want to come back here until they get this fucking bed out my room, because I'm so uncomfortable. I just want a chair, sit at my desk with my chair, not sitting on a stupid bed. I really hate this setup in my bedroom. Back's killing me. My mum probably make a fuss if I try and move the bed back. Why is it not showing the comments?

    Segment details3:58:55–4:01:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_272
  274. Ah.

    Segment details4:01:17–4:01:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_273
  275. All right, so it's the latest SIM-only plans on ID Mobile plus Get5. Hello and welcome back.

    Segment details4:01:45–4:01:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_274
  276. Issue with it, there's no SIM card slot. So as you can see, nowhere to put a SIM card because now they're using eSIMs. And I'm not really a big fan of eSIMs because I already have a lot of SIM cards because I need different networks because some places have stronger connection than others. And when you live stream You kind of have to have multiple SIM cards. And as an Android user— Jerry breaks everything. Wow, when I scratch my phone with a razor blade, it scratches it. Really? Apple should sue this guy.

    Segment details4:01:53–4:02:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_275
  277. However, Apple forgot to do one really important thing. They ignored an international standard, and it's going to haunt every single person who buys this phone, and there's no way to fix it.

    Segment details4:02:30–4:02:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_276
  278. His fingers are like sausages.

    Segment details4:02:45–4:02:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_277
  279. On the iPhone is a level 9 on Mohs scale of hardness, second in hardness only to diamonds, which are a level 10. We'll talk more about this in a second, but in order to achieve that durable oxide layer, the bare aluminum Frame is dipped into an acidic electrolyte bath and then electrified. It's a really cool process to watch and happens very quickly. However, the sharp corners like the ones you see here on the iPhone 17 Pro camera plateau are the literal Achilles heel of anodizing. It's the weakest point of the coating since there's not enough substrate or aluminum at that—

    Segment details4:02:47–4:03:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_278
  280. The blue looks quite nice.

    Segment details4:03:22–4:03:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_279
  281. To securely hold the top aluminum oxide in place. And Apple went and made the literal sharpest cliff possible here on the iPhone 17 Pro. For some reason, Apple didn't add a chamfer, fillet, or radius around the camera plateau, and I think it was intentional so it looks cooler. But that decision to look cool out of the box is going to plague everyone who owns this phone down the road, and I'll show you physically what I mean. I do still have a buy a big knife, get a little jerry-rig knife free deal going to the end of the month. Just add them both to your cart at the same time and the discount is automatic. But let's not get distracted. Jumping in to get it.

    Segment details4:03:23–4:03:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_280
  282. You're the one distracting us with your stupid merch. No one wants to buy a stupid knife.

    Segment details4:03:59–4:04:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_281
  283. Scope into the leaf of the Apple logo.

    Segment details4:04:03–4:04:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_282
  284. You got a microscope as well.

    Segment details4:04:05–4:04:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_283
  285. See, the cliff Apple has milled into the aluminum has no chamfer, bevel, or fillet, and it's about as straight up and down as aluminum can get. And you'll see why that's a problem here in a second. And don't get me wrong, I am a huge fan of the switch from a glass slab sandwich to this new aluminum unibody design. Overall, it's more durable. Aluminum is a Mohs 3 or 4 on the Mohs scale of hardness, while glass is a 5 or 6. Unless, of course, we're talking about Corning's new Ceramic Shield 2, in which case some black magic somehow makes the marks at level 6 and 7 almost disappear. The level 8 pick behaves like usual though, and Gashes through the glass with no problem. The front 18-megapixel camera is also protected under the same slab of Ceramic Shield too. This has the new square sensor inside, which hopefully we'll see more of during the teardown. The camera sits just below the razor-thin earpiece slit, and part of me is curious—

    Segment details4:04:07–4:05:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_284
  286. Slit.

    Segment details4:05:00–4:05:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_285
  287. Of just rubbing the Pro on a table.

    Segment details4:05:00–4:05:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_286
  288. I kind of like that word.

    Segment details4:05:02–4:05:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_287
  289. Snap those corners off of the camera plateau. But nope, so far so good. And of course, while the Ceramic Shield 2 is indeed the best we've ever seen, glass is still glass, and it's never a bad idea to add a layer of protection.

    Segment details4:05:03–4:05:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_288
  290. Yeah, how many stupid products are you going to show?

    Segment details4:05:20–4:05:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_289
  291. And that's a fantastic question.

    Segment details4:05:23–4:05:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_290
  292. What color of Invincible?

    Segment details4:05:25–4:05:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_291
  293. I hate the scratching noises. Metal scratching on metal is a horrible sound. The hell is this? What the fuck is that? Is it AI girlfriend? This game looks so gay. What the fuck is this game? It's like some EDM rave girl. The first ultimate Luna.

    Segment details4:05:26–4:06:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_292
  294. All of which are still covered with Apple's version of sapphire crystal. And then whatever laser focus thing this is on the other corner is protected with glass. While we're up here, it's time to see if I'm correct about that edge being fragile. Let's say you have your phone in the same pocket as a coin. Pretty normal everyday situation. The exterior level 9 anodizing layer is able to withstand any abrasion from that coin, except for on the sharp corner of the camera plateau. The corner of the plateau is rubbed off and gone. What about keys though? We've tested keys on anodizing before, and everywhere the oxide has been allowed to secure itself to the aluminum, it's protected from scratching, except for the sharp corner of the camera plateau. Again, after one incursion With a foreign object, that corner is now gone. Looking again through the microscope, the orange aluminum oxide is still looking fly, except for where it's not, and the silver is shining through. I think the deep blue anodizing is going to be even more susceptible to damage. The same coin that on the flat portion of the plateau gets sanded into dust, on the corner the anodizing is what chips away. The key, same thing. The plateau itself is super scratch resistant. Except for where Apple did not add the radius.

    Segment details4:06:03–4:07:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_293
  295. Yeah, yeah, when you scratch metal on metal, it scratches. Who fucking cares?

    Segment details4:07:21–4:07:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_294
  296. On the blue cam, these chips are purely show the inside of it already. Point for Cosmos.

    Segment details4:07:25–4:07:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_295
  297. When's he gonna open it? Finally, the bitch.

    Segment details4:07:31–4:07:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_296
  298. When it comes to structural rigidity, he didn't open it.

    Segment details4:07:33–4:07:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_297
  299. Oh, he's saving it for another video.

    Segment details4:07:36–4:07:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_298
  300. Pro Max, no flex, no issues, transparent case or protective. Prism screen protector that you—

    Segment details4:07:37–4:07:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_299
  301. He didn't open it up. Wait for the next video, I guess. James Corden life ruined. Why are they hating on James Corden? You are massively entitled cunt who yelled and treated the waitstaff like shit. Oh, is he like Ellen DeGeneres where they pretend to be really nice on camera but in real life they're massive cunts? Massive cunt in person. I saw A League of Their Own filming live. Threw multiple tantrums over minor things at the production staff. With him being incredibly rude to them, which made the other regulars seem very awkward, like it was usual. Scary. These people are the true psychopaths. They make such a convincing act on camera that they—they're these really nice people, and then behind the scenes they're rude and horrible. At least I'm rude and horrible on.

    Segment details4:07:46–4:09:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_300
  302. Camera.

    Segment details4:09:03–4:09:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_301
  303. There's no light. I am the most honestly rude person. No, wait, I'm the opposite, cuz I'm rude on camera, but then in real life I'm nice. These James Corden people are nice on camera, then rude off camera. My sweet coin tank. What time should I leave my house to go back home? Feels like I just got here and I'm already planning to leave. I would have liked to stay longer, but my girl has the day off, so I said we could meet. And I booked a hotel. Otherwise, I probably would have not gone back so quickly. Now, I could come back here after the hotel or go back to my Devon house. Don't really know. Hmm, maybe I come back here.

    Segment details4:09:03–4:11:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_302
  304. Thoughts?

    Segment details4:11:44–4:11:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_303
  305. Come on, where's the fucking chat? I need money. I get paid for the chat interaction. Why does the chat always all seem to die all at the same time? Like you all go out for lunch all at the same time as something, and then you'll come back in again like it's school break and the bell rang, you fucked off. Where the fuck are my chatters? Yeah, I am trying to see why I should go back to the house apart from it's nice and clean, nice and tidy. I need to water my rosemary and aloe vera. I didn't ban anyone. I unbanned everyone, and then recently the first new ban is Chuff. He's the only banned person at the moment. I know, it's just annoying coming back home because I can't do what I want to do.

    Segment details4:11:44–4:14:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_304
  306. Yeah.

    Segment details4:14:05–4:14:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_305
  307. Even something like having the room how I want to have it. Could cause friction, because now I've got to make a big fuss about this bed in my bedroom. And then if I do become serious with a girl and we want to live together, I've got to go and get another place. It's really bad. I want to sit on a chair at my desk. I don't want to sit on a bed. I've been moaning about this bed for 2 days straight now.

    Segment details4:14:07–4:15:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_306
  308. Ugh!

    Segment details4:15:08–4:15:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_307
  309. Also, I don't know where stuff is, and I'm scared to ask. Move it where? What am I supposed to just chuck a bed down the staircase? Do you know how hard it is to move a bed alone? What do you mean, why? Why do you think? Yeah, the mattress can be moved easily. What about the bed? The bed is not just a mattress. It's a big wooden frame with wheels and a big metal thing on it. You think I can just easily move that alone? It can barely fit through the door. Need 2 people to lift it from either end. As if you've ever moved a whole bed all by yourself before. There's also 2 mattresses on top of each other. I might actually move the top mattress onto the other bed. I don't want to sleep on this bit. I want to sleep in the corner. Why are there 2 mattresses on top of each other?

    Segment details4:15:31–4:17:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_308
  310. Wow, look how high my bed is now. Hey!

    Segment details4:18:15–4:18:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_309
  311. That's more like it! See, this is where you're supposed to sleep, in the corner. That's so much better.

    Segment details4:18:42–4:18:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_310
  312. Hi!

    Segment details4:19:10–4:19:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_311
  313. Hi!

    Segment details4:19:10–4:19:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_312
  314. Oh, there's so much stupid stuff everywhere.

    Segment details4:19:19–4:19:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_313
  315. Do some exercise.

    Segment details4:19:26–4:19:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_314
  316. Yeah. Whew!

    Segment details4:19:27–4:20:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_315
  317. Oh yeah, I brought my dumbbell with me just in case. Ow! Hit my hip.

    Segment details4:20:21–4:20:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_316
  318. Yeah, yo.

    Segment details4:20:46–4:20:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_317
  319. Yeah, maybe I will tidy up my room. I might as well. Where are these cables here? See, my room can be so nice if things are just put away. This stupid mini fridge and this Monitor stand. Why is it still here? Oh, big spider in there. My Peugeot bag can go here. See, it already looks way better. And, um, I'm gonna reorganize this desk. I can't stand this anymore. Oh no, my mum's back. The red lightning number 2. Gotta move this desk around.

    Segment details4:21:32–4:23:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_318
  320. Pure muscle. So you can't fit? No.

    Segment details4:23:49–4:27:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_319
  321. Oh, see, it's so much better. Look at that. See, not hard to put the desk properly, is it?

    Segment details4:29:24–4:29:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_320
  322. I don't know why it's so hard.

    Segment details4:29:38–4:29:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_321
  323. See, I'm so much better at room layout than everyone else. Yeah, look, so much better. I don't know why, why do I have to do everything around here? I thought, is it that hard just like tucking the bed sheet so it looks nice? And I've made the desk so it actually fits properly. I mean, I'm not exactly a genius, but not that difficult, is it?

    Segment details4:29:41–4:31:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_322
  324. Yeah.

    Segment details4:32:02–4:32:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_323
  325. My mum is pretty good with the baby, to be honest. It's almost like she's done this before. Oh, this is way better now.

    Segment details4:34:20–4:36:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_324
  326. Oh, this is way nicer.

    Segment details4:36:02–4:36:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_325
  327. Yeah, you got that milk. Jokesies.

    Segment details4:36:40–4:37:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_326
  328. Corner their own gate to open it. Maybe I'll take this heater home as well.

    Segment details4:37:29–4:40:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_327
  329. Oh yeah.

    Segment details4:40:05–4:40:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_328
  330. I wonder if someone's coming over.

    Segment details4:40:16–4:40:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_329
  331. The gate's open.

    Segment details4:40:17–4:40:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_330
  332. Didn't get me any sushi. Sounds like they got soup.

    Segment details4:41:40–4:41:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_331
  333. Benny, what you eat for lunch?

    Segment details4:41:56–4:41:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_332
  334. Burger.

    Segment details4:42:11–4:42:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_333
  335. Well, I didn't know they were gonna get sushi. If they said they're gonna get sushi, I wouldn't have minded some sushi. See, look, looks way better now. If only this stupid bed wasn't here. Maybe I'll put that mattress on there. I have a triple mattress. I don't know if I want this monitor. I mean, I could have a monitor, can't I? I don't know, it's a lot better now this mattress is lower and I'm more eye level with the laptop.

    Segment details4:42:12–4:43:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_334
  336. Bulging.

    Segment details4:43:09–4:43:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_335
  337. Oh no, my beauty filter. No grades?

    Segment details4:43:23–4:44:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_336
  338. No grays.

    Segment details4:44:26–4:44:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_337
  339. My skin's not that bad. Ah, so much better. Look at this. And then I'll leave my Uber Eats bag there, backpack. Oh God, that's so much nicer. Oh, it feels like my room again, almost. I've got my desk nice and neat. This windowsill is a mess. The iPhone box. IPhone Air battery is at 72%, and people said the battery life's rubbish. Oh look, now it's kind of like a sofa. Look, I'm a genius. People say the battery is bad on the Air. I've been using it all day. I still got 72%.

    Segment details4:44:43–4:46:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_338
  340. Stupid.

    Segment details4:46:11–4:46:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_339
  341. It's shiny again.

    Segment details4:46:14–4:46:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_340
  342. They're like, hear me, hear me, hear me, hear me.

    Segment details4:46:16–4:46:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_341
  343. That's what they sound like. Why are they yelling? Just walk over to each other and talk in a normal voice. What's wrong with them? Sounds like a military drill instructor. The voice on that woman's insane. I do not like the Irish accent. Do you like my iPhone Air?

    Segment details4:46:19–4:47:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_342
  344. I like it.

    Segment details4:47:03–4:47:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_343
  345. New video is doing good. It's quite cool because look, you can do horizontal mode whilst holding the phone vertically. Can I see your men? Holy shit, look at my skin. This is why I don't make videos on an iPhone. It's for your— uh, what's the word? You do not want to see me without my beauty skin filter. It's not a pretty sight. I don't know if you can use this square sensor thing when you're streaming. It probably doesn't work outside of the Apple app. But yeah, in my vlogging days, this would have been great. It's a shame it doesn't work the other way around. The outside camera, you still got to flip it around like that to do horizontal mode. But yeah, if you wanted wide angle and all that, you got the wrong phone, didn't you? Idiot. Should have gotten the iPhone 17. Look, the 17 is only £800. Get it in green. Marijuana green. It even looks like marijuana, that wallpaper. I don't have acne, I have freckles. Look, there's only one acne there. All this is freckle. It's freckles. None of it's acne. They're freckles. I've only got one acne pimple at the moment. This one there. Oh, this one here and that one there and this one here. I've only got 5 pimples. Whatever, shut up. I should have got the 17, then I'd have wide angle. Fuck's sake. I got scammed. But if I got the Pro, I get the— is it 8x optical zoom or is it 6x? Maybe I'll get it. It's just such a shame iOS doesn't have IRL Pro, and Moblin's good, but for some reason it crashes my Streamlabs, so I can't use it. So I can't stream using an iPhone. I need Android. I wish I had S25 Ultra because then I'd have a zoom. S25 Ultra. It's only £940 now. Then I get the zoom, but I like iPhone. Why can't you stream directly from the Kick app like YouTube? Rubbish app. This girl's kind of cute. Why is the stream quality so good?

    Segment details4:47:10–4:52:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_344
  346. Okay guys, so the thing is, is I'm going to explain that once again for you to know. My real name is Oksana, if you're interested, but I prefer what I'm called, Coxy. Coxy is something more close to me, and Oksana is a little cringy when I hear Oksana name, and then I would have to, you know. Yeah, but you know, people, people who call me Oksana, the people who come to me in the streets and say like, hey, Oksana, I'm like, do you know my past? Do you know? Do you know my name? What do you know about me?

    Segment details4:52:38–4:53:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_345
  347. She seems weird.

    Segment details4:53:13–4:53:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_346
  348. Do you know who do you think I am? Wait a minute. Do you know my parents?

    Segment details4:53:14–4:53:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_347
  349. Do you know my family?

    Segment details4:53:17–4:53:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_348
  350. Do you know my bank accounts? What exactly do you know?

    Segment details4:53:18–4:53:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_349
  351. She seems autistic. Her stream quality looks so good though. The camera and the background blur.

    Segment details4:53:20–4:53:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_350
  352. Shut up, fucking idiots. Can you hear them?

    Segment details4:53:27–4:53:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_351
  353. They're just screaming each other's names. Fucking idiots. One thing I don't miss about living here is having traveler neighbors. Oh God, so much more comfy now. I can use this as backrest. Pretty nice find though, just not If you want to do vlogging, I guess.

    Segment details4:53:42–4:54:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_352
  354. Mm-hmm.

    Segment details4:54:29–4:55:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_353
  355. It's funny, why am I moaning about vlogging when I don't even vlog anymore anyway? So why do I even care? I do kind of vlog, I just stream vlog it. Says I would not have wanted this back in my golden days.

    Segment details4:55:19–4:55:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_354
  356. Look at that.

    Segment details4:55:48–4:55:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_355
  357. When I just suddenly start making videos with this phone, everyone's gonna think, wow, Daniel's aged 10 years in the last day. Uh, no, it's just the camera looks too good. I feel much better now. The room looks way nicer. Bit shaky, isn't it? Is it always that shaky? Maybe it's not going to be shaky when I save the video.

    Segment details4:56:18–4:58:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_356
  358. Looks kind of rubbish.

    Segment details4:58:20–4:58:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_357
  359. That looks really rubbish. Holy shit. Oh, there's some kind of processing now. Looks better. Oh look, it did something, cleaned it up. £1,000 phone. It looks like MS Paint. Look at that, that MS Paint drawing. Uh, uh, there's more hairs on my face. My skin looks gross. Disgusting. I'll do my eyeball. I've got this mark on my lip. Look there. What's that? Oh, I got a worm in my eye. What's that? It's the parasite. Is that on my eyeball? No, I don't think it is. I got a dot there as well. I need like laser surgery to zap all these brown dots. I don't know why my face is covered in brown dots. Oh God, that's why I hate iPhones. Makes you depressed, shows you how ugly you are. Goddamn humans are ugly looking things, aren't they? Not fair, cats don't have this problem because they're just covered in fur. I'm so jealous of people who've got nice clear skin. Why is my face just covered in brown spots? It looks like I've got a disease. Ugh, I hate my face. Why am I not interested in games anymore? I like Mario Kart. Mario Kart's fun. Mobile gaming hasn't really made much progress recently. Clash Royale, Roblox, Minecraft. They're so powerful, these phones, but the gaming on it's rubbish. Top games. Final Fantasy 7.

    Segment details4:58:50–5:05:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_358
  360. Before I became a dad, I read As soon as you place the shield on the ground and step on it, your shoe gets covered immediately.

    Segment details5:06:11–5:06:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_359
  361. It's designed to replace regular plastic covers that take time to put on. Once it wraps around your sole, it locks tightly.

    Segment details5:06:40–5:06:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_360
  362. I get this question all the time. This is how you should be trading crypto, correct?

    Segment details5:06:51–5:06:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_361
  363. Jimmy, what is a gold? A powerful person. What's this here? What felt like to be America and a teenager in 2000?

    Segment details5:06:57–5:07:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_362
  364. I raised you.

    Segment details5:07:04–5:07:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_363
  365. I loved you. I've given you weapons, taught you techniques, endowed you with knowledge.

    Segment details5:07:05–5:07:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_364
  366. This is why the Chinese. Chinese are genius. They use ants to hunt insects hidden. Excuse me, do you have any Bitcoin?

    Segment details5:07:13–5:07:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_365
  367. No.

    Segment details5:07:18–5:07:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_366
  368. He ain't gonna get none either because he just walked away. Could have got something for free. Have you ever purchased any Bitcoin? I have a long time ago.

    Segment details5:07:18–5:07:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_367
  369. No, never.

    Segment details5:07:24–5:07:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_368
  370. Why not?

    Segment details5:07:25–5:07:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_369
  371. Not interested in crypto. I don't understand it. I'll tell you what then, if you want to play this game called Bitcoin Miner Idle Tycoon, you get free Bitcoin just for playing.

    Segment details5:07:25–5:07:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_370
  372. Crocodile eyes, pretty cool.

    Segment details5:07:46–5:07:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_371
  373. Is Apple's new TechWoven case actually the most durable? So we'll start with the key test. Quit becoming such a repeat offender. You know, I was sinning, which means to miss the mark, means to have bad aim. It really doesn't matter. This is your one chance. Take the Lord Marshal's offer. This game was way ahead of—

    Segment details5:07:48–5:08:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_372
  374. What's the most money?

    Segment details5:08:09–5:08:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_373
  375. He looks like some tech support guy. He looks like he just got off a shift from his office in New York. He looks like he's a telephone salesman saying tone up.

    Segment details5:08:10–5:08:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_374
  376. That's why monkeys are as smart as—

    Segment details5:09:07–5:09:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_375
  377. What is an eSIM and how do I get one?

    Segment details5:09:12–5:09:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_376
  378. Is that Just Kev? She looks like Just Kev. That doesn't speak with This video is weird. I like it when they rub the Vaseline on its nose.

    Segment details5:09:16–5:09:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_377
  379. Yeah, all the dust.

    Segment details5:09:56–5:10:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_378
  380. Yeah, it sounds disgusting. Look at his eyes. His face, his eyes. It's like he's orgasmic. That does feel pretty nice, mate. I hadn't actually used to do that for me. She used to clean my ears. Bengal tiger, the alpha male. Submit. What a unit!

    Segment details5:10:02–5:11:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_379
  381. And you're gonna fail, and you're gonna fail.

    Segment details5:11:42–5:11:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_380
  382. Here's why I left my—

    Segment details5:11:46–5:11:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_381
  383. What happens if we discover the universe has always existed?

    Segment details5:11:47–5:11:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_382
  384. I used to have something like that. It shone a light onto the screen.

    Segment details5:11:58–5:12:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_383
  385. Why is British food shit?

    Segment details5:12:09–5:12:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_384
  386. Why is British food shit? I think it's pretty good. It depends where you go, sir. Where have you been? Where were you in London? You've never been here.

    Segment details5:12:11–5:12:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_385
  387. No.

    Segment details5:12:27–5:12:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_386
  388. Well, I mean, we've got like, we've got Jamie Oliver and we've got Gordon Ramsay and we've got Heston Blumenthal, some of the greatest Michelin-starred chefs in the world. You've got, of course, you've got, you've got your own. You've got Ronald McDonald and Wendy and the Burger King. I think you owe somebody to explain why you're such a It's all right, he's taken that on the chin.

    Segment details5:12:28–5:12:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_387
  389. I'm stealing their content.

    Segment details5:12:58–5:13:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_388
  390. Uh-huh. Disgusting. I'd be scared I poked too deeply into the ear. How'd you know how deep to go? God, I want someone to finger my ear like that too. His face, he's like in heaven.

    Segment details5:13:31–5:14:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_389
  391. You can love someone.

    Segment details5:14:43–5:14:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_390
  392. Why do they always play the same song on these clips? See, it's always the same song.

    Segment details5:14:59–5:15:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_391
  393. This ain't a joke.

    Segment details5:15:21–5:15:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_392
  394. They will be taken down today, and I love these obstacles because we go right through them. Little bumps, little speed bumps. Excuse me, fat boy.

    Segment details5:15:22–5:15:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_393
  395. Does that know?

    Segment details5:15:34–5:15:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_394
  396. Oh, I saw you. You know what? I'm gonna stick it out right here. Just go like this. Oh no, it's coming my way. It saw me.

    Segment details5:15:36–5:16:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_395
  397. Oh, I could tell you the name.

    Segment details5:16:04–5:16:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_396
  398. In the name of Jesus, be gone, evil spirit! I think he's actually taunting. He's looking for trouble.

    Segment details5:16:11–5:16:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_397
  399. Oh.

    Segment details5:16:21–5:16:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_398
  400. Well, the trolley video. When does it get funny? Why does it take so long? Well, this one I've seen that.

    Segment details5:16:47–5:17:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_399
  401. Absolutely fascinated by this. How did old fighter planes fire straight through their own propeller?

    Segment details5:17:06–5:17:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_400
  402. You are not going back outside.

    Segment details5:17:13–5:17:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_401
  403. Emotionally immature people can't handle being told they hurt you. Remember when we could take the batteries out?

    Segment details5:17:16–5:17:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_402
  404. Yeah.

    Segment details5:17:26–5:17:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_403
  405. And then at some point They soldered them in.

    Segment details5:17:27–5:17:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_404
  406. Yeah.

    Segment details5:17:29–5:17:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_405
  407. Because they soldered the batteries in, even when you turn the phone off, it's not off. They surveil us and our kids 24 hours a day. People have no idea the extent they're being monitored. They're being monitored when they're— they have Android phones, they're being monitored even when your phone is off. Remember when we could take the batteries out? Yeah.

    Segment details5:17:30–5:17:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_406
  408. I hereby award you the title Big Boss. I'm hurt! I'm hurt! I'm hurt!

    Segment details5:17:55–5:18:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_407
  409. As it goes ding ding ding diggy ding ding ding ding.

    Segment details5:18:13–5:18:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_408
  410. As soon as you order this item, why does a couple that I was Making fifty-four thousand an apple.

    Segment details5:18:23–5:18:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_409
  411. I did it.

    Segment details5:18:47–5:18:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_410
  412. For what is a man?

    Segment details5:18:52–5:18:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_411
  413. What has he got if not himself?

    Segment details5:18:57–5:19:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_412
  414. Even if someone plucks its feathers, this owl won't get angry. It just looks utterly puzzled, unable to understand why anyone would.

    Segment details5:19:03–5:19:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_413
  415. Do such a thing.

    Segment details5:19:10–5:19:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_414
  416. Ow!

    Segment details5:19:12–5:19:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_415
  417. What the fuck is that arrow circle? What the fuck is this?

    Segment details5:19:12–5:19:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_416
  418. But why is it lorry? Oh, I hate roundabouts. They're so stupid.

    Segment details5:19:35–5:19:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_417
  419. They make a lot of money. This is my first time in America. Yeah. Beg your pardon? Who created the word white women?

    Segment details5:19:47–5:20:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_418
  420. The Worldwide what? You did? You, you, you created the internet?

    Segment details5:20:02–5:20:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_419
  421. No way.

    Segment details5:20:15–5:20:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_420
  422. What's your name? Here, you type it.

    Segment details5:20:16–5:20:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_421
  423. That's not Tim Berners-Lee.

    Segment details5:20:22–5:20:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_422
  424. Created the internet? You're the reason why I'm here right now.

    Segment details5:20:24–5:20:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_423
  425. Tim Berners-Lee's English is This is, um, right here.

    Segment details5:20:27–5:20:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_424
  426. Red, I didn't know you have a son.

    Segment details5:20:47–5:20:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_425
  427. You please tell me why you stopping me?

    Segment details5:21:02–5:21:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_426
  428. Yeah, I'm about to.

    Segment details5:21:04–5:21:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_427
  429. Hey, how's my video doing? 5 out of 10. Hmm, my little finger hurts. That window is so dirty. You still not coming out yet, huh? The gates are open. Usually if no one's coming, the gates would be closed. Maybe Dave Gibson's coming for dinner. Sunday roast.

    Segment details5:21:08–5:24:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_428
  430. Uh-oh.

    Segment details5:24:09–5:24:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_429
  431. Back in my bedroom.

    Segment details5:25:45–5:25:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_430
  432. Ah.

    Segment details5:25:46–5:25:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_431
  433. The hell was that sound? That's funny, these 2 photos look basically identical. One is on a phone that came out 6 years ago that costs £150 on Amazon now, and one's £1,000 that came out a few days ago. They look identical. Actually, I think the S10+ looks better.

    Segment details5:27:28–5:28:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_432
  434. You're joking.

    Segment details5:28:14–5:28:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_433
  435. I don't know, the iPhone looks brighter. The right is the iPhone. It just looks brighter.

    Segment details5:28:16–5:28:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_434
  436. Look.

    Segment details5:28:46–5:28:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_435
  437. 6 years of technological advancements. S10+ is kind of an ugly looking phone though, although the lens bump is nice and small. It's way lighter!

    Segment details5:28:48–5:29:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_436
  438. Hmm!

    Segment details5:29:07–5:29:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_437
  439. Look at all these miserable people in my comments whining because I got a phone. I've got such miserable people watching my channel, and they all bombard the dislike button like a bunch of pricks. No drama. No toxicity. I'm just talking about phone and it gets like 50% dislikes. Fucking bunch of pricks. All the moaning and whining about how I'm wasting money. You're the most annoying audience in the whole internet. You can't even get a phone and talk about it without them whining and bitching. Bunch of fucking pricks. What, saved $100K by not buying a phone? What do you mean? I did not buy 100k worth of gadgets. And what gadgets have I ditched? I didn't ditch any gadgets. Oh damn, this is comfy. Look at this. Oh, that's nice. Laptops? Name one laptop I ditched. See, you can't even name one because I never ditched any laptops. The fold phone. I didn't ditch the fold phone. I sent it back to Amazon. Laptop in Japan. Chihiro stole it from me and sold it. I didn't ditch it. I went on a cereal tour of Europe. And then I left my laptop there, and then she, she sold it when I was gone and pocketed the money. She said she was gonna make back some money from having her privacy sold on YouTube, so she sold my stuff whilst I was gone, pocketed the money. Yeah, £1,500 extra a month by not living in Devon does sound pretty nice. Imagine all the money I'd have. My savings would skyrocket. I get S25 Ultra. 17 Pro Max. Probably get a MacBook. I get a gaming computer. 4K gaming computer. I get a Tesla. I could have bought a Tesla with all the money I've spent in Devon. I spent £15K on rent, bills, council tax. I could have bought a Tesla Model 3. I can't believe I made the same mistake again that I'd made in Manchester, sitting there blowing money on rent. Yeah, Chris, I want a girlfriend. I want to live with a girlfriend. I'm bored being alone. That's why I make such financial endeavors to become independent, and then it always backfires. And then in the end, I'm left single again and then down like 15, 20K. I am struggling to find reason to stay in Devon. I might come back here after my hotel next weekend. The funniest thing is people say I don't put in enough effort when it's usually me putting in nearly all the effort. Financially, geographically, physically, I'm always on top. Well, I like being on top, so I'm not complaining. I'm just saying that I'm putting in all the physical effort. I don't like it when the girl's on top. Maybe for like a little bit, a minute, and then I'm done. And then after all that effort, I'm nearly 40, still no kids, no long-term relationship. In the last year, I've had like 3 different girlfriends. I don't really think it's about wanting to have kids. It's about having the ability— not like the physical bodily ability, but like the financial ability for a woman to look at you and think, yeah, he seems like, like someone I could have kids with. But I don't have some genius plan to make money. I don't have some magical ability to conjure money out of thin air. All I got is this measly 60-viewer livestream fail of an attempt of being a content creator. I'm a content creator that has no content. I'm just a creator that creates nothing. Content creator. I don't have the charisma to be like the front man and bring people in with my energy and enthusiasm. Hey guys, this is the iPhone Air. It's the thinnest and best phone I've ever used. Just think it's cringe. Yeah, I'm jealous because I want to make 5K, 10K a month, but I think the actual whole doing the content creation thing is cringe. Yeah, time is moving fast. I'm halfway through my life. I'm an uncle now. Next I'll become a grandfather. My nephew's gonna have his own kids before I have my kids. I like tech, but I don't nerd out about every little thing like pixel peeping and zooming in, doing what Dave2D does.

    Segment details5:29:34–5:39:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_438
  440. I can't do that.

    Segment details5:39:35–5:39:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_439
  441. I mean, it's nice. I like holding it and touching it and using it. But I don't geek out over it. Well, I mean, what else am I supposed to do with it? You install your apps, you doomscroll, take some photos. It's not going to change my life, is it? It's just a phone at the end of the day. Yeah, now look at my Kick viewership. I can't get it back up. This thing gets covered in dust. My Kick viewership tanked so hard, from over 100 viewers regularly down to 60. The weird thing is when I go out and do stuff, the viewership goes down more because it keeps effing and disconnecting and lagging, and then I don't talk when I'm driving. Damn, I call on my dick, I swear.

    Segment details5:39:40–5:41:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_440
  442. Whoa. Ah.

    Segment details5:41:22–5:41:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_441
  443. Yeah, well, I don't have any drama, do I? I need a lint roller badly. Didn't bring mine. Yeah, well, I wish I didn't have to ban people, but sometimes people get so annoying. And then I get emotional. Ah, stupid battery's not charging. What? Did I accidentally pull it out? Better. Oh, I pulled it out the power socket. I mean the power supply. If the laptop dies, the stream goes down. Oh my God. Quick, where is it? Where's the thing that plugs in there?

    Segment details5:41:55–5:43:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_442
  444. What?

    Segment details5:43:28–5:43:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_443
  445. Oh, what? Where's the other end? Gotta be quick, the battery's gonna die.

    Segment details5:43:32–5:43:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_444
  446. What?

    Segment details5:43:45–5:43:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_445
  447. Why is it there? Oh, it's not even plugged in. Why does this too stupid? Why does it come in two parts? Oh, that was close. Power supply wasn't even plugged in. I wonder why the battery was dying. Yeah, well, I wish I didn't have to ban them, but sometimes you get so annoying. It's not my fault they emotionally triggered me. What did I expect? If you think I'm level-headed when I'm emotional, then you do not know me very well, do you? No, the cabin is not empty. Yeah, losing money is annoying, but you know what's more annoying is losing the ability to make more money. Oh, I want to focus on being able to make more money, not being able to save more money. That's what's annoying me. I lost the stomach to be able to create content, mainly because making drama and making enemies and conflicts isolates myself more, because people don't want anything to do with me. And when I'm alone, I feel like I'm in a vulnerable state, and I don't want to make things worse for myself. I don't know what other content to make. Sometimes I get views with gaming, but it's not sustainable. I don't really have anything else outside of drama. I'm not very funny. I'm not creative. I don't have anything interesting to talk about. I don't have any special skills. I don't really get excited about much to geek out over. I can't even get good at trading. My account's close to getting blown again. If the market keeps pumping, I'm gonna get margin called. I've lost hundreds holding these shorts. I'm not giving up, I just don't know what to do. I mean, my whole thing was like lifestyle vlogs, but when I can't talk about this and I can't film that and I can't do this, it really restricts what I can do. I want to do tech stuff, but I can't get any views doing it. There's too many people doing it, and they do it way, way, way better than I can do it. The only way to succeed is you find your own unique niche that no one else is doing, or you dominate in a popular niche. Like Mr. Who's the Boss? I carved out my own little niche by doing something that no one else wants to do, and for good reason, because it makes you look like a dick and no one hates— no one likes you anymore. So who would want to do it? Like, who else would make an ex-girlfriend tier list? No one. Now I know why. My only niche that I managed to conquer because no one else would want to do it was shit-talking people in life and exes. But I don't want to do it anymore because I don't want to die alone. Damn, this leg hair is really long. Whoa, look how long that is! That is one long leg hair. Come on, go viral.

    Segment details5:43:45–5:54:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_446
  448. How do I get one?

    Segment details5:54:23–5:54:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_447
  449. This is one of the most deadly diseases you could ever have. It's the desire for love from strangers. And that was like— I was the chef in that moment. You know what your problem is.

    Segment details5:54:50–5:55:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_448
  450. I had lots. Stuff to talk about in the early days when I was interested in Japan. A lot of people are interested in Japan, and when I lost interest in Japan, it really reduced the amount of stuff I could talk about. I saw Walamo uploaded a re-upload of my video about being sad and depressed in Japan. I don't know why. She keeps reuploading my old stuff. Could copyright strike. What to do tomorrow? Am I ever gonna go out and do Uber Eats? I can't be bothered. The scary chaps of Maidstone. Different breed compared to the pensioners of Devon. Learn to fucking drive, yeah? Learn to fucking speak without sounding like a retard, maybe. I really like Maidstone area. Imagine the irony of that guy if he crashes his car at some point since I bought my car. Now who needs to learn to fucking drive? At least I haven't crashed. Just because I got in his way for a little bit, he got all mad. The stupid sun's blinding me. I feel a lot more comfortable now. I rearranged my room, it's way nicer. It almost feels like how it used to be. Hmm, do Uber Eats tomorrow or? Try and day trade. What do I want to be in the future? Uber Eats driver or famous day trader? It's not impossible, it's just really difficult. I don't think it's impossible. How does it feel to be back? Uh, I guess it's nice. To be honest, it's just as boring as being back at my Devon house. Well, it is nice going down for dinner with everyone. Yeah, it does break up the monotony a little bit. I'd say it's slightly less boring than being completely alone in Devon. I don't have the self-discipline required for day trading.

    Segment details5:55:28–6:06:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_449
  451. That's the problem.

    Segment details6:06:30–6:06:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_450
  452. I, I can't stick to my rule of sticking to the stop loss or not holding the trade overnight. Probably the best thing to do is set up the trade and don't look at it and just let it play out. But you keep fiddling with the stop loss or removing the stop loss. I've been holding these shorts for months. I don't even know what I'm doing anymore. It's not even a day trade anymore. It's like a multi-month swing trade. And market just keeps going up and up and up. I'm thinking if the market just only goes up, then don't ever short, and then just, I don't know, dollar cost average into CFDs long. Yeah, I'm trying to short now because it keeps saying September volatility, September, October sell-off. Blah blah blah. I'm thinking I just start, um, I don't know, I get rid of all my shorts and then I go long and then the market's going to crash, isn't it? And then the account's going to get blown. My main portfolio, the stocks and shares ISA, is up quite nicely. I'm up £170. Going short has never worked out well for me. Now I just know the moment I get out my shorts, it's going to tank. Maximum pain is when people get out and then it does the thing that everyone was hoping for. I want to try this strategy where I buy £1 of CFD long US 100 every day. It's not really day trading, is it? It's just DCAing into CFDs. But I want to do day trading. I'm already doing investing. Look, I'm up 170 on my stocks. Shares, I said. I'm up 7% on gold. I'm up 3% on VAG. I'm up 0.3% on XLF. Gold can't fail. They cut rates. They make inflation worse. They devalue the dollar, makes the dollar less able to buy more gold. So it will take more dollars to buy more gold. So gold will go up. And then XLF financials do well if there's stagflation. Can't lose with my long portfolio. I'm just gonna go all in gold. Now this sun's gone, it's really dark. Oh, I hate this pillowcase.

    Segment details6:06:32–6:11:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_451
  453. Silky satin.

    Segment details6:11:31–6:11:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_452
  454. Percy slept on my legs last night. I woke up and he was sleeping on my legs. Crypto is not doing well. My sweet coin never seems to go up. Uh, it kind of went up a little bit. I want it to go up to there. I've got £29 in SweCoin, £7 in Bitcoin. I'm up 71% on Bitcoin. Charlie Kirk's life.

    Segment details6:12:07–6:13:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_453
  455. The easy way to start exploring.

    Segment details6:13:59–6:14:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_454
  456. Rebuilding a legacy, remembering Charlie Kirk. 85,000 watching. Look at the super chats. Damn, it's a lot of super chats. What is this? Is it actually like a music event for Charlie Kirk? I've been using the iPhone Air all day. I'm at 61%.

    Segment details6:14:03–6:15:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_455
  457. Heel of the eastern side of Japan that sticks out. So we're stopping by the lighthouse.

    Segment details6:15:54–6:16:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_456
  458. It's really pretty around here.

    Segment details6:16:00–6:16:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_457
  459. ¥300. That's borderline abomination.

    Segment details6:16:02–6:16:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_458
  460. What is that?

    Segment details6:16:26–6:16:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_459
  461. No, because we only have babysitter during the day. Promise not to shoot Mama, okay?

    Segment details6:16:30–6:16:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_460
  462. This kid still can't talk. How long does it take until they can talk? Five years. Takes ages.

    Segment details6:16:39–6:16:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_461
  463. I'm here. VPN. NordVPN protects.

    Segment details6:16:50–6:17:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_462
  464. Yeah, look at all her tattoos.

    Segment details6:17:05–6:17:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_463
  465. Mama, happy birthday!

    Segment details6:17:07–6:17:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_464
  466. 3 years already, it's crazy.

    Segment details6:17:11–6:17:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_465
  467. She never talks. I don't know, I get this weird vibe from Marzia, like she's like an AI robot girl.

    Segment details6:17:12–6:17:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_466
  468. Tyler, did you sleep with your new sofa?

    Segment details6:17:29–6:17:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_467
  469. Yeah. Why is the bed so high up?

    Segment details6:17:32–6:17:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_468
  470. It's not comfy. I moved my desk, look.

    Segment details6:17:34–6:17:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_469
  471. Where did you sleep?

    Segment details6:17:39–6:17:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_470
  472. On this bed.

    Segment details6:17:40–6:17:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_471
  473. If you help me put the single bed in the garage, would be nice.

    Segment details6:17:41–6:17:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_472
  474. Okay. The ceiling's leaking.

    Segment details6:17:45–6:17:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_473
  475. Huh?

    Segment details6:17:52–6:17:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_474
  476. Look, I put container there. Oh yeah, it's leaking from that crack.

    Segment details6:17:53–6:17:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_475
  477. Oh my God, now why didn't you tell me last night?

    Segment details6:17:57–6:18:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_476
  478. It's dripping.

    Segment details6:18:03–6:18:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_477
  479. It wasn't leaking at all. Are you sure this is the right place you put?

    Segment details6:18:04–6:18:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_478
  480. Yeah.

    Segment details6:18:13–6:18:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_479
  481. Um, is it raining last night?

    Segment details6:18:14–6:18:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_480
  482. Let me go up and I think it was raining. Yeah, Marcia is like a robot, and when she does speak, she barely says anything. Remember she had a YouTube channel? She deleted it. She had like 7 million subs.

    Segment details6:18:16–6:18:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_481
  483. Is it a car garage?

    Segment details6:18:54–6:18:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_482
  484. I think it's a car garage.

    Segment details6:18:58–6:19:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_483
  485. Good morning. Going to the beach.

    Segment details6:19:09–6:19:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_484
  486. Everything that's technically worse about the new iPhone Air that makes it so incredibly thin. So eSIM only, globally 100% card. Cooling— this has the new A19 Pro chip with one less GPU core, but thermally this will be way more limited than the Pros. Battery has to be worse.

    Segment details6:19:12–6:19:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_485
  487. Apple still said all-day battery life in the keynote, but I think the battery is pretty good, so I'll believe it when I see it.

    Segment details6:19:28–6:19:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_486
  488. There's only a single camera.

    Segment details6:19:34–6:19:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_487
  489. I haven't charged it at all since the morning. Started off at 100%. I'm on 61% now.

    Segment details6:19:35–6:19:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_488
  490. There's are also definitely smaller. You can tell by the grills. There's no millimeter wave 5G, and it does wobble just a little bit on a table because of that big single camera.

    Segment details6:19:42–6:19:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_489
  491. Oh no, it wobbles. All of that adds up to every single phone wobbles.

    Segment details6:19:50–6:19:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_490
  492. 5.6 millimeter phone, and holding it, it's ridiculously light and super cool and made of titanium. But will that titanium be bend-proof? I don't have it here yet, so I can't tell you the answer to that yet. But get subscribed. Yeah, the crash detection now— the crash detection will know if you're going a GPS speed that seems like you're in a car. All the buttons aren't working. Like, I try to—

    Segment details6:19:54–6:20:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_491
  493. what's the most money—

    Segment details6:20:17–6:20:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_492
  494. everyone is saying you're AI.

    Segment details6:20:18–6:20:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_493
  495. How do I prove I'm not AI?

    Segment details6:20:19–6:20:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_494
  496. What do you think is the best way to prove you're What's something difficult you're going through that people don't often see? Male voice counts to a million. Hey honey, I'm gonna need you to count to one million for me.

    Segment details6:20:21–6:20:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_495
  497. Counting to one million would definitely take a bit of time. I appreciate the humor though.

    Segment details6:20:44–6:20:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_496
  498. Let's just say I can do a lot of things, but I might not put you through that endless marathon. Well, I don't, I don't mind. You can put me through it. I got nothing but time.

    Segment details6:20:51–6:20:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_497
  499. I'll spare you the marathon, but I'm always here for the fun requests.

    Segment details6:20:58–6:21:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_498
  500. Listen, if I switch this to a male voice, would it be yapping as much as you, or would it just pout? Well, if you switched over to a male voice, it would still have the same me behind it, so you'd get pretty much the same level of— Let's see about that. Let's see about that. Let's see about that. Hello.

    Segment details6:21:01–6:21:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_499
  501. I doubt it.

    Segment details6:21:18–6:21:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_500
  502. Hey, I'm ready to hit the— hi there, I just want to—

    Segment details6:21:19–6:21:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_501
  503. Hi there, nice to meet you.

    Segment details6:21:22–6:21:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_502
  504. Hi there, I just want to share— hey, I need you to count to 1 million for me. Absolutely, I can do that. Here we go.

    Segment details6:21:23–6:21:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_503
  505. 1, 2, 3, 4—

    Segment details6:21:31–6:21:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_504
  506. I told you that AI was getting really rich. I always question people that don't have cases.

    Segment details6:21:38–6:21:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_505
  507. I'm like, who are you?

    Segment details6:21:44–6:21:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_506
  508. Listen to this update about Miss O'Carfina. I think there's only one. This man found a secret way to heal his dad's elbow, but what he did—

    Segment details6:21:45–6:21:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_507
  509. I found a way to heal his dad's elbow. Shut the fuck up.

    Segment details6:21:52–6:21:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_508
  510. Fuck your dad's stupid fucking elbow.

    Segment details6:22:01–6:22:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_509
  511. Should I help my mom?

    Segment details6:22:13–6:22:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_510
  512. No.

    Segment details6:22:24–6:22:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_511
  513. I got to put this down. Were you here when I fixed this ladder?

    Segment details6:22:39–6:22:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_512
  514. No.

    Segment details6:22:46–6:22:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_513
  515. You are. You say you're going to go up to get on high.

    Segment details6:22:47–6:22:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_514
  516. I don't remember a ladder in there.

    Segment details6:22:50–6:22:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_515
  517. I got the thing, I have to put it down. Don't hit my face.

    Segment details6:22:52–6:23:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_516
  518. Well, I got a light.

    Segment details6:23:01–6:23:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_517
  519. Yeah, shine for me.

    Segment details6:23:03–6:23:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_518
  520. Let me see.

    Segment details6:23:05–6:23:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_519
  521. I've got my pole here. Okay, move.

    Segment details6:23:07–6:23:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_520
  522. I wanna look up in there.

    Segment details6:23:10–6:23:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_521
  523. Well, put the light up.

    Segment details6:23:13–6:23:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_522
  524. No, let me go up first.

    Segment details6:23:14–6:23:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_523
  525. Why?

    Segment details6:23:15–6:23:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_524
  526. I wanna show it.

    Segment details6:23:16–6:23:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_525
  527. Be careful, last time I hit my toes without— I already done the floor.

    Segment details6:23:18–6:23:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_526
  528. Whoa, come on, so full of spider webs.

    Segment details6:23:25–6:23:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_527
  529. No, nobody live there. I done the floorboard that side to put—

    Segment details6:23:31–6:23:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_528
  530. Wow, maybe I can climb up.

    Segment details6:23:37–6:23:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_529
  531. Come down first, let me put the ladder. Put the ladder, you can go up by the ladder. Break every time. Break thing don't have to repair. Let me put the ladder down first. I thought you know like this. See why is it breaking? Like it is a pen.

    Segment details6:23:39–6:24:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_530
  532. That's my apron.

    Segment details6:24:20–6:24:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_531
  533. There's something not right. You see, you've got to— something higher.

    Segment details6:24:21–6:24:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_532
  534. I'll cut it down for a little bit.

    Segment details6:24:31–6:24:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_533
  535. Something not right.

    Segment details6:24:33–6:24:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_534
  536. Oh, got it now.

    Segment details6:24:46–6:24:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_535
  537. First, that's the hole. That's okay. Now you pull it down right there. Now it's the right part.

    Segment details6:24:55–6:25:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_536
  538. Great design.

    Segment details6:25:08–6:25:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_537
  539. And then you pull this button one at a time, then you pull another button. It copy, but it cost you a lot of money.

    Segment details6:25:10–6:25:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_538
  540. Who fixed this ladder?

    Segment details6:25:28–6:25:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_539
  541. Paying 250,000. Now go up, go up. I found the floor. I teach you how to go up. You sit— when you go onto that step, you sit down on this side, turn your body, turn on the light.

    Segment details6:25:31–6:25:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_540
  542. Yes.

    Segment details6:25:50–6:25:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_541
  543. Okay, go up, go up more.

    Segment details6:25:51–6:25:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_542
  544. I am.

    Segment details6:25:52–6:25:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_543
  545. Until you can reach the floor, you sit on right side. Or left side.

    Segment details6:25:54–6:25:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_544
  546. Whoa, hold on, keep on going on the right.

    Segment details6:25:59–6:26:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_545
  547. Ah, spider!

    Segment details6:26:04–6:26:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_546
  548. Kill it!

    Segment details6:26:06–6:26:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_547
  549. Ah, spiders everywhere! Whoa! I've never been in here before. Well, it's actually pretty big up here. What? It's massive up here. Oh, there's a wasp nest. There's massive wasp nest.

    Segment details6:26:15–6:26:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_548
  550. There's a light on the side.

    Segment details6:26:42–6:26:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_549
  551. I've never been up here before.

    Segment details6:26:45–6:26:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_550
  552. Just turn on the light. Yeah, that's. Wow, that's a spider.

    Segment details6:26:46–6:26:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_551
  553. I didn't know it's so big up here.

    Segment details6:26:52–6:26:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_552
  554. Yeah, make sure you sit here. No, I don't. This part, thousand over pound, all the money collect rent and pay. So where's the bedroom?

    Segment details6:26:54–6:27:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_553
  555. That way.

    Segment details6:27:05–6:27:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_554
  556. Only done only this part to put my thing. So we go to your bedroom, see where is it making. Be careful when you step.

    Segment details6:27:07–6:27:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_555
  557. I can't believe— well, this is the chimney. I didn't realize it was so big up here.

    Segment details6:27:17–6:27:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_556
  558. That's as big as the house. What?

    Segment details6:27:23–6:27:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_557
  559. Yeah, you could put like a window here.

    Segment details6:27:26–6:27:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_558
  560. Where's the bedroom site leaking? Only goes this time.

    Segment details6:27:31–6:27:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_559
  561. Must be in there.

    Segment details6:27:43–6:27:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_560
  562. Must be this— what is that? Water tank. It's not using the tank anymore. You can turn it off. You say raining, the rain won't even come in. Must be this tank leaking.

    Segment details6:27:45–6:27:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_561
  563. Yeah.

    Segment details6:27:59–6:28:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_562
  564. Why you come back? The light not working.

    Segment details6:28:03–6:28:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_563
  565. I brought good luck.

    Segment details6:28:06–6:28:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_564
  566. All the time also leaking at all the light. I fixed it. We go in this.

    Segment details6:28:08–6:28:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_565
  567. Whoa!

    Segment details6:28:15–6:28:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_566
  568. Two guy come and make this floor for me. Cost me one thousand eight. I want to put this. So we're gonna find out where is it leaking.

    Segment details6:28:16–6:28:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_567
  569. Also this. Oh, my steering wheel. Oh, oh, it's just a light. I thought it was my mic stand in the garage. No, that's my steering wheel there.

    Segment details6:28:30–6:28:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_568
  570. I put it up. So I think the leg thing— you don't want to do that. People left everything here. Cost me a lot of money to call somebody fix some First 200 plus. No man do one no good. Calling back, he never bother to answer.

    Segment details6:28:43–6:29:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_569
  571. Wow, look at all the spider webs.

    Segment details6:29:04–6:29:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_570
  572. Whoa!

    Segment details6:29:07–6:29:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_571
  573. It must be somewhere here leaking.

    Segment details6:29:07–6:29:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_572
  574. Oh, is that another wasp nest?

    Segment details6:29:10–6:29:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_573
  575. I think not, I think it's spider. Where is it leaking? Where's our bedroom floor? I thought maybe a tanker. There's a Blue box there.

    Segment details6:29:13–6:29:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_574
  576. There's so many pipes.

    Segment details6:29:26–6:29:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_575
  577. Yeah, I got it confused. I got a container here, I don't know for what reason. Take it down. I called people to do the toilet, £180 just to fix something in my toilet in the summer house 2 times. Drama.

    Segment details6:29:28–6:29:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_576
  578. What is this for?

    Segment details6:29:50–6:29:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_577
  579. I don't know where is it leaking. I don't think it's from the rain, not the roof, because it's the ceiling.

    Segment details6:29:56–6:30:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_578
  580. My stream's on, by the way.

    Segment details6:30:03–6:30:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_579
  581. Come in.

    Segment details6:30:04–6:30:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_580
  582. My stream's on.

    Segment details6:30:06–6:30:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_581
  583. Who's that guy? Daniel, we got to find out where the water come from. This is the hot water. Since when they leaking? We should last night not pushing to a wee. It might be she angry to a wee. I don't think it's leaking. I got the Feeling. Push in, you lock him in, he don't know.

    Segment details6:30:08–6:30:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_582
  584. 19-inch color monitor. Why is the box so big?

    Segment details6:30:43–6:30:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_583
  585. Don't close the light. I go and check whether is it water or wee smell. Daniel, I put—

    Segment details6:30:49–6:30:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_584
  586. whoa, look at that!

    Segment details6:30:56–6:30:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_585
  587. I put so much thing. Stop telling the whole world what you got up here.

    Segment details6:30:58–6:31:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_586
  588. Spider. Who built all this piping?

    Segment details6:31:02–6:31:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_587
  589. I teach you how to get down. You sit like that.

    Segment details6:31:08–6:31:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_588
  590. Yeah.

    Segment details6:31:11–6:31:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_589
  591. Then you hold like that. I couldn't see it's a wee or licking. All the time no licking while you are here licking.

    Segment details6:31:11–6:31:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_590
  592. That's all.

    Segment details6:31:20–6:31:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_591
  593. I couldn't see it's push it down or wee.

    Segment details6:31:21–6:31:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_592
  594. Oh God, look at the spider webs! What if I twist this? Whoa, no wonder my dad was planning a loft. I didn't realize it was so big up here. It actually would be a nice room if you make some— make a window there and there for light. But they've only made this flooring bit nice here, not all the way to the edge. If they made the flooring all the way to the edge and then put carpet, it'd be pretty nice actually. I've never been in the loft. I thought it was really small. And this is the chimney. Why is it crooked like that? I don't think my dad did these pipes. I think this was the new stuff. This looks too new to be my dad. This looks pretty new. I don't know what my dad's done. Did he do this wooden stuff? Weird. He never showed me. stuff up here. He would just say, oh, you wouldn't be interested anyway. Yeah, this stuff looks new. Like, that looks pretty new. It must be the stuff they put— the new piping. The people came in and they gutted my dad's system. They put in a new one. That must be the hot water tank, or maybe that one. Yeah, I've got one of those in my Devon house. It's the hot water tank, isn't it? I don't know where the dripping— where's my room? Can you hear me?

    Segment details6:31:32–6:33:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_593
  595. Mum!

    Segment details6:33:48–6:33:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_594
  596. Yeah, I thought it was the roof leaking, but I guess not. Must be from one of the pipes. Why are there so many foam pipes over there? Oh, is that all water? They made such a mess. Now, what's that? My granddad built this chimney. Why is there a hole here? Oh, it's like a filter.

    Segment details6:33:48–6:34:22 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_595
  597. Wasp nest.

    Segment details6:34:22–6:34:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_596
  598. Yeah, that thing's massive.

    Segment details6:34:30–6:34:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_597
  599. Look.

    Segment details6:34:34–6:34:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_598
  600. Oh, whoa, look at that spider! Wait. Oh my God, look at that! Oh my God, that's disgusting! Oh, look at the size of it!

    Segment details6:34:35–6:35:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_599
  601. Whoa!

    Segment details6:35:11–6:35:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_600
  602. Damn, that thing's massive.

    Segment details6:35:32–6:35:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_601
  603. What?

    Segment details6:35:36–6:35:36 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_602
  604. Uh, there's dead wasps in the spider web.

    Segment details6:35:43–6:35:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_603
  605. Look.

    Segment details6:35:55–6:35:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_604
  606. Oh, look! What's that? Uh, there's like weird egg sacs. Uh, I can feel things on my arm.

    Segment details6:35:56–6:36:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_605
  607. Uh, oh, what's that?

    Segment details6:36:19–6:36:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_606
  608. What's this?

    Segment details6:36:42–6:36:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_607
  609. Magnetic fridge torch. It's kind of relaxing in here. Wow, is that another chimney? Why would there be 2 chimneys? I thought there's only one fireplace. Whoa, what's that? 19-inch high-resolution color monitor. This thing must be ancient. Oh, it's one of those old ones. It's like a box monitor with a glass screen.

    Segment details6:36:44–6:38:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_608
  610. When I go there, I'm knocking on the ceiling like that. You hear me? Can you, can you touch my mobile phone? It's there.

    Segment details6:38:00–6:38:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_609
  611. Okay. Can't you hear me? Can you hear me from upstairs?

    Segment details6:38:13–6:38:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_610
  612. I might not, but you can.

    Segment details6:38:18–6:38:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_611
  613. Is that a wasp?

    Segment details6:38:32–6:38:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_612
  614. Oh, that— there's like a decapitated wasp head. Do it again.

    Segment details6:38:35–6:38:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_613
  615. Do what?

    Segment details6:38:55–6:38:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_614
  616. Knock the ceiling.

    Segment details6:38:57–6:38:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_615
  617. Are you doing it?

    Segment details6:38:58–6:39:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_616
  618. I'm waiting for you.

    Segment details6:39:02–6:39:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_617
  619. If you come downstairs, go to your bedroom. I feel a knocking.

    Segment details6:39:16–6:39:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_618
  620. You knock from my room? Do you think I can hear it? I can hear her. My room must be there. Yeah, I can hear. Coming from over there. I can barely hear that. Sound insulation is pretty good. My room must be in that corner then.

    Segment details6:39:21–6:40:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_619
  621. For what?

    Segment details6:40:26–6:40:26 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_620
  622. I thought just saying it is dry.

    Segment details6:40:34–6:40:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_621
  623. Yeah.

    Segment details6:40:37–6:40:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_622
  624. I'm waiting for you to come down. Where's your fork? Sit down first. Sit down.

    Segment details6:40:40–6:40:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_623
  625. Good.

    Segment details6:41:03–6:41:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_624
  626. I'm scared.

    Segment details6:41:05–6:41:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_625
  627. When I'm not on the ceiling, you hear a noise, can you text me and say yes, that is the right place?

    Segment details6:41:05–6:41:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_626
  628. Yeah.

    Segment details6:41:11–6:41:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_627
  629. That's a point. Yeah.

    Segment details6:41:13–6:41:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_628
  630. You stand up here. Where's the water leaking? Touch it, which is wet. When you— how do you call that also?

    Segment details6:41:48–6:41:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_629
  631. It was here. It's wet here.

    Segment details6:41:58–6:42:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_630
  632. Okay, when I knock there, you can hear the sound.

    Segment details6:42:00–6:42:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_631
  633. Yeah.

    Segment details6:42:03–6:42:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_632
  634. Text me, say yes, that is the right place.

    Segment details6:42:04–6:42:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_633
  635. Okay.

    Segment details6:42:06–6:42:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_634
  636. I go and see what is the hot water coming from.

    Segment details6:42:07–6:42:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_635
  637. There's like a square-shaped crack. I don't know, maybe the weight of that water tank is on top of this bit and it's cracked the ceiling. Punch a hole through it.

    Segment details6:42:36–6:43:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_636
  638. Ow!

    Segment details6:43:30–6:43:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_637
  639. No, here. Come closer here. I better stand at the water tank.

    Segment details6:43:46–6:44:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_638
  640. Ow!

    Segment details6:44:25–6:44:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_639
  641. Why is it cracking here? My neck hurts.

    Segment details6:44:25–6:44:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_640
  642. Good girl.

    Segment details6:44:55–6:45:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_641
  643. Hair.

    Segment details6:45:34–6:45:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_642
  644. Hair.

    Segment details6:45:34–6:45:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_643
  645. My hand hurts.

    Segment details6:45:41–6:45:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_644
  646. Oh, you are here. Hello. From the water tank, it's not from the drain.

    Segment details6:46:14–6:46:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_645
  647. These are Granddad's books.

    Segment details6:46:20–6:46:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_646
  648. So now one, one big box of books already sitting here.

    Segment details6:46:22–6:46:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_647
  649. Junior Treasury. The small woman, her foreign legion, secrets of electric power. What's that?

    Segment details6:46:31–6:46:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_648
  650. What is that?

    Segment details6:46:52–6:46:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_649
  651. I haven't picked that box already.

    Segment details6:46:55–6:46:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_650
  652. Well.

    Segment details6:47:00–6:47:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_651
  653. So just now you're banging somewhere down there. Ah, somebody want to do a lot of cold wash. What is that?

    Segment details6:47:13–6:47:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_652
  654. Sit right there.

    Segment details6:47:41–6:47:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_653
  655. Billy Connolly, is he still alive? Oh, he died, didn't he? Parkinson's.

    Segment details6:47:42–6:47:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_654
  656. This guy.

    Segment details6:47:51–6:47:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_655
  657. Voice improvement program.

    Segment details6:47:53–6:47:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_656
  658. Oh, this book belongs to him.

    Segment details6:47:57–6:47:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_657
  659. I thought it's granddad's.

    Segment details6:47:58–6:48:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_658
  660. Repair the father, I think. Oh, die, die, die. Ow!

    Segment details6:48:07–6:48:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_659
  661. Bloody hell!

    Segment details6:48:20–6:48:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_660
  662. I think it's not the rain. I think it's you.

    Segment details6:48:21–6:48:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_661
  663. A complete guide to home maintenance.

    Segment details6:48:24–6:48:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_662
  664. When you're standing, the sound come from there.

    Segment details6:48:29–6:48:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_663
  665. This is how my dad learned.

    Segment details6:48:31–6:48:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_664
  666. Got to be careful where I step. Overflow, you see. When I was alone, not, not leaking at all.

    Segment details6:48:33–6:48:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_665
  667. Do you think it's all right?

    Segment details6:48:46–6:48:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_666
  668. No.

    Segment details6:48:49–6:48:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_667
  669. You call them the—

    Segment details6:48:49–6:48:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_668
  670. This stuff's ancient.

    Segment details6:48:52–6:49:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_669
  671. Few times in the summer house, toilet leaking and the sink Just a while, change a while.

    Segment details6:49:01–6:49:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_670
  672. Is this how Dad learned how to fix stuff? From these books?

    Segment details6:49:11–6:49:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_671
  673. This is a water tank, so it's not the rain tank.

    Segment details6:49:22–6:49:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_672
  674. Yeah, the water's yellow.

    Segment details6:49:25–6:49:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_673
  675. Well, because it comes because the rain, the roof is there. To get to the rain, they got all this insulation. So your banging is somewhere there. Must be one of the pipes. I don't know what is all this. Whose name is that?

    Segment details6:49:29–6:49:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_674
  676. Yeah, your granddad.

    Segment details6:49:52–6:49:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_675
  677. Mr. P.W. Lord.

    Segment details6:49:52–6:49:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_676
  678. Granddad. What did he order?

    Segment details6:49:56–6:50:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_677
  679. Air Force airmail.

    Segment details6:50:13–6:50:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_678
  680. Wow.

    Segment details6:50:21–6:50:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_679
  681. It's there to find those. Give it to David Kimberly. See, I pay people to put this floorboard so I can come out here to put things.

    Segment details6:50:26–6:50:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_680
  682. Yeah.

    Segment details6:50:38–6:50:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_681
  683. And then I find out so many cupboard books. Why are you keeping all those cupboard books?

    Segment details6:50:39–6:50:45 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_682
  684. Peter.

    Segment details6:50:52–6:50:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_683
  685. People and people paying. Whatever the woman pay me rent, I pay all this.

    Segment details6:50:53–6:51:00 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_684
  686. I am glad to say he tidied up your shed and put away all your tools. Says Peter left. His brother Peter.

    Segment details6:51:00–6:51:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_685
  687. He asked his brother to do the job. See, now I emptied this box.

    Segment details6:51:12–6:51:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_686
  688. It's crazy, stuff's still here. Look at that. Dear Phil, I can barely read it. It is so long since we heard from you, quite 2 months. I am wondering what has happened. I have received 2 parcels From from where? Australia. No, air air shake. Who is it from? Wow, this one's done by a typewriter.

    Segment details6:51:19–6:52:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_687
  689. 1944.

    Segment details6:52:16–6:52:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_688
  690. Where did it say that?

    Segment details6:52:16–6:52:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_689
  691. You see, whoa, aircraft, 1943.

    Segment details6:52:20–6:52:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_690
  692. Dear Mr. Lord, I've received your aircraft. From 24th June last. I hope I've got your address right. Something seems to have gone wrong with the photographic reproduction. Alex was 7 months in hospital but got out just in time.

    Segment details6:52:31–6:52:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_691
  693. There's so many pipes, we've got to disconnect it.

    Segment details6:52:44–6:52:47 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_692
  694. How old was he in 1943? He was born— no, he born 1912, I think. He must be like 30-something.

    Segment details6:52:50–6:52:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_693
  695. You see, Dad make all this. See, I bring in so much thing up here.

    Segment details6:53:01–6:53:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_694
  696. I'm sure he'll be able to help you. You can be absolutely certain he will not pinch your ideas. What ideas did he have?

    Segment details6:53:08–6:53:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_695
  697. Your dad keeping the baby bath there you and Sabrina used before. He bring all the way from Southern Island. Daniel, this is you and Sabrina baby bath. They put on top the sink. Maybe bring all the way from Southern Island.

    Segment details6:53:18–6:53:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_696
  698. Yeah, these are pretty cool. It seems to me that your brother still has a lot to do to perfect the engine before even its application can be considered, let alone production. What kind of engine are they inventing, my granddad and his brother?

    Segment details6:53:46–6:54:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_697
  699. He never talked to his brother.

    Segment details6:54:04–6:54:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_698
  700. It says that inventing an engine might be disappointing as a car engine, but a great success in a boat or as a stationary engine. I want to help your brother I think I can, but he is the one we all have to depend upon in the first place. His brother was Peter Reeves-Lord. He moved to America.

    Segment details6:54:05–6:54:27 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_699
  701. Yeah, he's an engineer. I think he studied there, whole family. Only Edward did not go with him after that. He's a pilot, British Airways, and his son married a Japanese girl, remember?

    Segment details6:54:27–6:54:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_700
  702. Yeah, Chioko.

    Segment details6:54:42–6:54:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_701
  703. Yeah, they got a son called— his name is Calvin Lord. Yeah, the person. His son look very Asian. Look, this is you and Sabina baby bath. Yeah, put on top of the sink, and he bring it all the way from South I don't know how to get it down. We used to have under the stairs.

    Segment details6:54:43–6:55:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_702
  704. Looks like the hole's too small.

    Segment details6:55:16–6:55:17 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_703
  705. Yeah, this is a new hole I asked Jeffrey open up. Before, it's under the staircase. The ladder already complicated. Let me empty this somewhere.

    Segment details6:55:17–6:55:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_704
  706. I'm gonna read the letter.

    Segment details6:55:28–6:55:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_705
  707. Ask you to help to look for What is this?

    Segment details6:55:33–6:55:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_706
  708. That's PAI Force.

    Segment details6:55:38–6:55:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_707
  709. See, that's what all this power up. You need to make this into, into a—

    Segment details6:55:41–6:55:52 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_708
  710. I wonder if they ever made the engine.

    Segment details6:55:52–6:55:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_709
  711. All this, can you show what is it?

    Segment details6:55:54–6:55:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_710
  712. Newspaper.

    Segment details6:56:03–6:56:04 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_711
  713. Look, I put a torch right here at the site. I forgot. Look, look, to lead me to the light.

    Segment details6:56:05–6:56:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_712
  714. Not very powerful.

    Segment details6:56:14–6:56:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_713
  715. Not at all.

    Segment details6:56:15–6:56:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_714
  716. Move away.

    Segment details6:56:19–6:56:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_715
  717. How can you put all the concrete on the back? When was it leaking?

    Segment details6:56:23–6:56:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_716
  718. Last night.

    Segment details6:56:46–6:56:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_717
  719. Only last night?

    Segment details6:56:48–6:56:50 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_718
  720. I've only been here one night.

    Segment details6:56:50–6:56:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_719
  721. It's not from the rain, it's hang somewhere or a floor. Yeah, because when I'm here, it wasn't. Now what we do with all this book?

    Segment details6:56:51–6:57:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_720
  722. Now I want to look at the books.

    Segment details6:57:03–6:57:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_721
  723. Yeah, you stay here then. Wait, I'm going to go and get cookwork table. Got meat cooking. Danny, when I come down, can you—

    Segment details6:57:05–6:57:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_722
  724. Trying to read the letter.

    Segment details6:57:19–6:57:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_723
  725. Help me without dropping anything.

    Segment details6:57:21–6:57:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_724
  726. Oh, okay.

    Segment details6:57:23–6:57:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_725
  727. From the 67, just climb it in.

    Segment details6:57:25–6:57:29 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_726
  728. All the dust is going to fall out.

    Segment details6:57:29–6:57:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_727
  729. No, do it slanting way.

    Segment details6:57:32–6:57:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_728
  730. What?

    Segment details6:57:34–6:57:34 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_729
  731. Bring the vacuum cleaner.

    Segment details6:57:38–6:57:39 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_730
  732. Okay, pass me.

    Segment details6:57:41–6:57:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_731
  733. How?

    Segment details6:57:43–6:57:43 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_732
  734. Slant it slightly, slightly. Don't let the thing drop.

    Segment details6:57:44–6:57:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_733
  735. Wait, wait, it's all going to fall out.

    Segment details6:57:50–6:57:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_734
  736. Okay, let go of your hand.

    Segment details6:57:54–6:57:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_735
  737. I did.

    Segment details6:57:56–6:57:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_736
  738. Uh, you're going to fall out.

    Segment details6:57:59–6:58:02 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_737
  739. Where's that letter? Oh, look through my granddad's stuff. What's he got in here? Dancers from South America. He's got vinyl records.

    Segment details6:58:11–6:58:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_738
  740. Peer Gynt.

    Segment details6:58:39–6:58:41 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_739
  741. Is it just music? Boring. What's that? What does GNS mean? Guinness. 17 GNS. March 1968. Logarithmic natural signs. Know yourself through your handwriting. Oh look, did he write this stuff? Stupid fucking motorbikes. I don't think he did. Steam traction engines. Recordings of engines at Berkshire. Beethoven, Overture No. 3. Musical keys in 3 languages. Was he really into music? He seems like he was really into music. It's crazy they typed this stuff in there using a typewriter.

    Segment details6:58:41–7:00:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_740
  742. What's that?

    Segment details7:00:59–7:01:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_741
  743. Ho Chi Minh, Vietnamese leader. I want to see some personal stuff. Like letters. Where's the good stuff? Kent Messenger.

    Segment details7:01:03–7:01:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_742
  744. Boring.

    Segment details7:01:28–7:01:28 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_743
  745. Ooh, what's that? I can hear voices. Your installments become due regularly on the 8th of each month. Special arrangements now made not to send you any reminders. Accounts manager, Mr. P.W. Lord. Is it his payslip? British Institute of Engineering Technology, Jerusalem. Acceptance of studentship. British Institute of Engineering in Cairo. P.W. Lord. Jerusalem, 1944. Pleased to inform you application for studentship has been accepted. Did he go? I don't remember him going to some place. I know he was stationed in North Africa for World War II. Damn, the Lord's really gone downhill since my granddad's generation. Should you find the lesson work to be too elementary, we shall be glad to commence you on the more advanced work so that no time may be spent unprofitably. It is essential, however, that you should have a thorough knowledge of basic principles before you can proceed to higher stages. Did he go to this then? Oh, oh, a photograph. Is that a photograph? What is that? I can see people on it, kind of. It's like the negative of the image. I can kind of see a silhouette of people. What's that? Science fiction. Asimov.

    Segment details7:01:33–7:04:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_744
  746. Gardening.

    Segment details7:04:52–7:04:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_745
  747. This is how people learn stuff.

    Segment details7:04:53–7:04:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_746
  748. Books.

    Segment details7:04:56–7:04:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_747
  749. Round the Moon. Oh, that, that's my uncle. To Jeffrey from Daddy, 1960. That's my uncle's name.

    Segment details7:05:07–7:05:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_748
  750. So sad.

    Segment details7:05:31–7:05:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_749
  751. Don't try hiding from an Aborigine. Another Asimov. Beethoven.

    Segment details7:05:33–7:06:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_750
  752. Moonlight.

    Segment details7:06:10–7:06:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_751
  753. Heat engines. God, my ancestors were such engineers, weren't they? So all engineering and science stuff, maths. How did I not follow any of this?

    Segment details7:06:14–7:06:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_752
  754. Ooh. What's that?

    Segment details7:06:47–7:06:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_753
  755. Oh, what are these? Ah, I thought it was a Christmas card. There's nothing on them. These are cute. Guinness Book of Records. The art and skill of talking with people. Damn, he read so many books. Did he actually read all these? I feel like this is some Resident Evil scene. Where you're looking through the attic of all this ancient stuff and then you find the secret didgeridoo. More Asimov.

    Segment details7:07:17–7:08:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_754
  756. What's that?

    Segment details7:08:46–7:08:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_755
  757. Lawrence of Arabia. Where are the diaries? Oh, what's this? Diary. Oh, look at this little thing.

    Segment details7:08:48–7:09:35 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_756
  758. Oh, diary.

    Segment details7:09:35–7:09:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_757
  759. Why is it just full of random facts in it and measurements? It's just measurements. 1957. Received £5 from Mr. Winters. Payment on accord account. Ooh, £5! Received £140. From Mr. Winters. This was before my dad was born. My dad was born when? No, my dad was born 1954. This is 1957. I wonder if it's got my dad's birthday in it. Mr. Winters telephoned to say he wouldn't Would not pay. Said he would summon me, but would not say what over. Wanted me to something him in seven days. He would something me. I don't know what that says. Telephoned Red Rig. I can't read his writing. Where's my dad's birthday?

    Segment details7:09:37–7:11:20 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_758
  760. May.

    Segment details7:11:23–7:11:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_759
  761. Kickstream his diary. Yeah, we got content. Where's my dad's birthday? It's not in there. Didn't write his own kid's birthday in his diary. Corpus Christi. I thought my dad was born in '54.

    Segment details7:11:34–7:12:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_760
  762. I'm hungry.

    Segment details7:12:08–7:12:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_761
  763. Today's my wedding anniversary.

    Segment details7:12:12–7:12:19 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_762
  764. What's that?

    Segment details7:12:21–7:12:23 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_763
  765. Who's Mr. Winters? He sounds like a dick. What a boring diary. Nothing like, oh, that bitch Mr. Winters disrespected me today. Boring diary. What's that? It's just numbers and calculations. Why did he cut out this little thing? Vital statistics. I don't know what kind of engine they were discussing with his brother. Where are those letters? The airgraph. What is the RAOC? Oh, my back hurts. Maybe he's got 2 shares in General Electric, worth $1 million now. I think it would be helpful if you could meet my eldest son and talk things over. Write to him. He has conducted a lot of research on IC engines, petrol efficiency. I'm sure he'll be able to help you, and what's probably more important, you can be certain he will not pinch your ideas. Yeah, sure he won't. Here is a copy of the letter I wrote to your brother. I have waited until I had the opportunity to discuss the matter of your brother's engine with the manager of my Birmingham works. And one or two other men who might be able to help us. Let us first of all get a clear picture in our minds of the position of the engineering industry as it is today. It is likely to remain until the end of the war. The policy of the government is roughly that it is better to produce material of known efficiency and performance in large and ever-increasing quantities, rather than use up time, labour, material on things which, even if they are an improvement, would not justify any risk being taken when the fate of the country is at stake. The engines in use at the moment are doing what is required of them. Production, maintenance, depots of spare parts, repair outfits, trained personnel might be disorganized if something different were introduced. Mind you, many new things are in hand, but production is not contemplated for at least 3 years to come. At the moment, adequate supplies is considered of far greater importance than improvement of performance. If I understand the position correctly, your brother's invention has not got beyond the stage of an idea with possibilities. An engine has not been made, and we have no, no bench trials or other data which would enable me to approach the authorities to get permits, obtain materials to produce a few experimental engines to submit to the various ministries or any other interested party. The hell kind of engine was my granddad's brother inventing? My eldest son has invented a certain gadget which will revolutionize an industry in another field. The drawings and specifications are now on the way from Egypt. It may help you if I tell you what we intend to do in the matter. I will construct a Heath Robinson model. For laboratory tests. This will enable us to study its performance. It seems to me that your brother still has a lot to do to perfect the engine before its application can be considered, let alone production. It might be disappointing as a car engine, but a great success in a boat or stationary engine. I want to help your brother, and I think I can, but he is the one we all have to depend upon in the first place. Really, I do not see what I can do at this stage, but it all seems too much in the air to be able to get down to anything concrete. If you could manage to wangle a few days' leave so as to get to Cairo and meet my son Francis, I promise you, you would gain a real live-wire collaborator. He has proved himself a genius in solving mechanical and technical problems, and I know he would be very keenly interested in your invention, not from the financial side, but because he loves solving engineering mathematical problems. He has ample funds at his disposal so that if you can arrange a meeting, he can reimburse you. You'll be under no obligation as this is a business matter. He'll eventually get these expenses against his income tax. On the other hand, if you cannot get to Cairo, he may be able to get to you. Thing is to get moving. There's still a lot of preliminary work to get done in spite of all obstacles. I wonder what my granddad's role was in this. Was he a genius? We got to get to Cairo. Hmm, I wonder what this engine thing was all about. GHQ signals. What's PAI Force? Private Air Force. My grandfather has buried a doodad in the deserts of Cairo. The secret engine he worked on with his brother. This is like a story for some movie. Testing. I don't know, IV Cam just shut itself off, so I switched to IRL Pro. Let's just get into the good bit. Hopefully it doesn't glitch too much. This stupid IV Cam app, so unreliable. It just randomly turned itself off and won't turn on again. Is it back on? Where's my iPhone?

    Segment details7:12:23–7:21:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_764
  766. Testing.

    Segment details7:22:05–7:22:05 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_765
  767. It's doing the gray screen. Fucking hell. Why won't it work? ID cam works way better.

    Segment details7:22:05–7:22:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_766
  768. Why won't it work?

    Segment details7:22:21–7:22:25 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_767
  769. IV cam just won't. It keeps saying searching for PC and doesn't connect. You can just won't. It keeps saying okay. I think it's fine. Where's the letter?

    Segment details7:22:29–7:22:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_768
  770. Whoa!

    Segment details7:22:45–7:22:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_769
  771. I already read this one. Now this app doesn't have a flashlight on it. I'm gonna unlock the mysteries. Dear Phil, it is so long since we heard from you. Quite two months. I am oh, that's glitzing hard. Maybe AI can translate it. The days are so long and lonely. I very seldom see Dorothy. Dorothy's my grandmother. I very seldom see Dorothy now. The last time she came, she was going to her mother to come out. What? She was going to ask her mother to come out, but she never has. I do wish she would come to see me sometime so that I can know her better. Who wrote this? Mrs. O'Lord. Maybe that's my granddad's mum. Wow, look at the stamp. Maybe this stamp's worth like 10,000. My hands— what's that? My hands and arms are more...

    Segment details7:22:54–7:25:31 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_770
  772. S—

    Segment details7:25:31–7:25:37 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_771
  773. sipped and very weak. I keep trying to stand. I think I shall eventually, but it will be some time before I can...

    Segment details7:25:37–7:25:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_772
  774. Walk.

    Segment details7:25:49–7:25:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_773
  775. It has his utmost to send me to hospital, but cannot to something conditions keep. I can't bother to read it. I think it's his mum. Or maybe— no, he didn't have a sister. George IV. How do you know all this stuff? Are you like 80 years old? You even know the books. You're showing your age, TV. Yeah, those letters. I don't know what kind of engine they were developing. Maybe the government stole it, stole their ideas. I thought we were supposed to be fixing the leak. What are we doing? Oh, what's in this? Secret letter?

    Segment details7:25:49–7:27:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_774
  776. No.

    Segment details7:27:09–7:27:10 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_775
  777. Plant that heel. Vinters Boys Secondary School in Maidstone. Kent Education. They steal this book from the school. Atlas of the World, Billy Connolly.

    Segment details7:27:10–7:27:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_776
  778. Damn.

    Segment details7:27:40–7:27:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_777
  779. Bats for books for building. I don't know why I never had any interest in any of this stuff when I was a kid. I remember all these old books in my granddad's house when I was a kid, and I had to flick through and I thought it was so boring. These little letters These are pretty cool. I might bring them down. What's the Moonshine Bible then? Oh, it's about alcohol from potatoes. I thought it was an actual Bible. Arithmetic. Income tax is the largest single source of revenue for the Exchequer. In the year 1951, total revenue of £4 billion. Income tax provided £1.7 billion. Everyone who has a source of income must declare it as local inspector of tax.

    Segment details7:27:53–7:29:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_778
  780. No.

    Segment details7:29:16–7:29:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_779
  781. Make me. What are stocks and shares? Investments in the stock exchange. Stocks and shares are holdings of part ownership in a company or organization. The stock exchange. The term stock is restricted to official issues. Where's his secret stash of stocks? Probably worth a million now. Too bad my family never were really investors, were they? They're more engineers and builders. Yeah, I know what a stupid stock is, duh. I don't have that But I don't understand. Obviously, I've got the basic understanding of investing. I say my knowledge is more than basic. Some people don't even know what shorting a stock means. Charles Dickens. I've got way better understanding of investing in stocks than the average person. Guy Gibson. Enemy coast ahead. Junkers 52 transports were ferrying men and materials into southern Norway from aerodromes in northern Denmark. It's like when you live during the 1940s, everything revolved around the war, didn't it? That would just be everyone's life. It's all about war this and war that. Is that it? I was hoping for some juicy stuff. What's this? Sealord. Oh, maybe that's my Uncle Christopher. Components Limited. God, my uncles and grandparents, such nerds. Oh, my knees. So did we fix the leak or not? Heat engines. I'm hungry. It's only six. The fur. So many stories from wartime. My parents thought I was going to become an engineer, follow in the footsteps.

    Segment details7:29:16–7:32:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_780
  782. You wish.

    Segment details7:32:53–7:32:56 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_781
  783. Oh, I'm bored of the loft.

    Segment details7:32:56–7:33:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_782
  784. Let's go.

    Segment details7:33:08–7:33:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_783
  785. So all these other boxes might be stuff in them. I wonder what's in these boxes. I bet it's pretty just wood. Kind of want to open them up. What's in here? Ah, I can't be bothered. No, I didn't find the lake. Okay, turn that down. My mum took the baby bath and then disappeared.

    Segment details7:33:21–7:34:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_784
  786. Oh no.

    Segment details7:34:03–7:34:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_785
  787. It managed to fit down sideways. I've got the secret letters about the secret engine. Oh God, that was fun. Oh, oh, my back. Don't know about the leak.

    Segment details7:34:32–7:35:38 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_786
  788. Whatever.

    Segment details7:35:46–7:35:46 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_787
  789. My mum said if I help her take the bed down, we can put it in the garage. I guess she heard me whining about the bed. Ah, why doesn't the other app work? Come on, IvyCam, why are you so useless? Attempt to connect to host timed out. Oh God, dono. Domino's not playing. Why doesn't it play? Oh, it worked.

    Segment details7:35:46–7:36:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_788
  790. Show the whole letter. One of your viewers want to show it to AI. Can you take a picture of it and show it to AI?

    Segment details7:37:01–7:37:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_789
  791. Maybe. Oh wow, thanks.

    Segment details7:37:07–7:37:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_790
  792. Hiding in my roof.

    Segment details7:37:14–7:37:15 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_791
  793. Yeah, hiding in my roof. Oh, it's working. I've got IV cam back. Nice. Oh, I let my grandparents down. They thought I was gonna be the next prodigy. Whoops, I didn't change the scene. We got some content, and maybe I'll clip it, put it on the channel. I don't even know what I'd call the video. Fixing leak with my mum. Didn't fix anything. I let my grandparents down. They thought I was going to be the next prodigy engineer. I was given a Meccano set as a kid, and then I got angry and I smashed it. Bent it all out of shape. Have you tried Meccano before? It's like Lego, but you use nuts and bolts. It's like metal strips with holes in it and you screw it together to make stuff. I just got angry and I smashed it. I was quite good with Lego, and then I just— I kind of got into designing, designing video games and robots. You know that show Robot Wars? I used to design my own little robots. Maybe there was a glimmer of hope before I became a massive gay boy— I mean, video game addict. Seems like an exciting life though. Flying off to Cairo, World War II, developing a secret engine, accepted into the school— British School of Engineering in Jerusalem. How did things turn out like this? A failure at everything I attempted. Well, tough times make tough men, don't they? Easy times make weak men. It's just how the cycle goes. I wonder what my grandmother was like when she was young. I wonder where they met, in Harrogate or where. I remember there was some love letters that he sent her when he was at the war. What's an airgraph? It's like a telegraph but sent with a plane. Maybe it gets parachuted down into your house.

    Segment details7:37:18–7:42:58 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_792
  794. Peter Lord.

    Segment details7:44:02–7:44:03 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_793
  795. My granddad's brother was kind of famous. He's got all these Google results. Born in 1923 in Kent, studied mechanical engineering. He received a BSc Honours from the University of London, 1950. He moved through several positions from draftsman, Fairey Aviation, engineer, Vacuum Oil, finally to senior test engineer at Vickers Armstrong. Where he worked on marine engineering projects. Became a lecturer at UMIST. He studied in his spare time for his PhD. Graduated in 1969. Accepted an appointment as associate professor at School of Textiles in NC State, North Carolina. Dr. Lord Established a reputation as a yarn spinning specialist at UMIST. Yarn spinner. Began a concentrated effort to introduce a new open-end spinning technology based on research that emerged from Czechoslovakia.

    Segment details7:44:03–7:45:30 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_794
  796. Wow.

    Segment details7:45:32–7:45:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_795
  797. Yarn spinning. 9 companies joined a consortium that enabled Lord to purchase a BD-200 rotor spinning machine, the second such machine in the US. Why'd he go off to America and abandon his home country? Oh wow, he looks like my granddad as well. Look at him with his beady 200-yard spinner— yarn spinner. He looks so proud of it. Was that the engine he was working on? Look, there he is, my granddad's brother. Yeah, he's got my granddad's ears. My granddad looked like that too, but chunkier. He received Warner Memorial Medal from the Texel Institute. Why did he specialize in yarn? That's so boring. Dr. Lord insisted on teaching TE 201, the first series of yarn courses. He's got 3 patents. Method and apparatus. Apparatus for continuously measuring the variable textile strands. He must really like yarn. He wrote 4 books spinning in the '70s. Conversions of yarns to fabric. A handbook of yarn production. That's funny. Google Books. Peter Lord, Conversion of Yarn to Fabric. He wrote a whole book about it. God, that's boring. An award-winning researcher at North Carolina State College of Textiles, a native of Maidstone, Kent, Lord was a World War II veteran, emigrated to the United States in 1960. He became an expert in the field of open-end spinning. Expert in open-end spinning. His research in yarn manufacturing and staple fiber yarn spinning led to many awards. Survived by three children, six grandchildren. When did he die?

    Segment details7:45:34–7:50:49 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_796
  798. 2015.

    Segment details7:50:53–7:50:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_797
  799. My granddad died in 1999. He didn't even make it to 2000.

    Segment details7:50:53–7:51:01 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_798
  800. '91. Damn.

    Segment details7:51:01–7:51:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_799
  801. It says he's a World War II veteran, but all he did during World War II was part-time soldier in the Home Guard, going on patrols and doing guard duty. So he basically had no combat experience. But they call him a World War II veteran. He moved to Lancashire, became senior engineer development of hydrogen peroxide in nuclear propulsion systems for submarines.

    Segment details7:51:20–7:51:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_800
  802. Huh.

    Segment details7:51:51–7:51:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_801
  803. Yeah, the engine they were talking about said it wouldn't be good in a car but might be good in a boat. Maybe it was this hydrogen peroxide. Propulsion system thing. That sounds cool. Then why did he go into yarn spinning? That sounds boring. Chiyoko. It's funny, I've got Japanese relatives then.

    Segment details7:51:54–7:52:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_802
  804. Interesting.

    Segment details7:52:32–7:52:40 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_803
  805. Yeah, I met— I remember went over to his son's house and I hit his son's daughter with a stick and I made her cry. And his son was like a massive nerd. I think his name was Eddie. The son of my granddad's brother lives in the UK and went over to his house once. I remember— I don't remember why. We're playing outside and then his daughter Catherine upset me and then I hit her with a stick. I was such a violent kid. I basically hit everyone with something. I hit my best friend, a neighbor. I speared him in the neck with a snooker cue because he beat me at the game. And then I smashed my friend Martin's face with a block of ice, and then he cried and ran home. And then I punched Chris Broad's friend Vicky in the arm. He said he remembered that because he was friends with Vicky. I don't know, I always used to think it's not fair girls can hit boys but boys can't hit girls. So I was like, screw that, I'm gonna punch him in the face. What does Chiyoko do? Well, she's got LinkedIn. I can't see, I got to log in. Founding partner with a world-renowned astrophysicist. Space image enhancement technology for defense. Japan-America Society, North Carolina. Nice welcome, brain. Can't do Ctrl+F on Safari browser, can you? Damn, all of these people doing such great things, creating generational wealth. Oh, you can find on page. I found it. Oh, there's a picture of her. She's the wife of the son of my granddad's brother. Damn, I'm not the first lord to have a thing for Japanese women then. She got a PhD as well. Dr. Chiyoko. So pretentious to call yourself a doctor. Dr. Lord, actually, for your information.

    Segment details7:52:59–7:58:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_804
  806. Hmm, fascinating.

    Segment details7:58:57–7:59:16 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_805
  807. Yeah, The Offspring did pretty well too, I think.

    Segment details8:00:07–8:00:09 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_806
  808. All geniuses.

    Segment details8:00:11–8:00:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_807
  809. I don't know about my granddad on my mum's side. Look, my nemesis, Tim Schofield. Oh no, he's gonna copyright strike me again.

    Segment details8:01:29–8:03:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_808
  810. Fucking loser. His video's all flopped.

    Segment details8:03:12–8:03:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_809
  811. He got 14K views on his iPhone 17 unboxing, 18K views on his iPhone Air unboxing.

    Segment details8:03:36–8:03:44 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_810
  812. Look at this fuckface.

    Segment details8:03:46–8:03:48 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_811
  813. Hey, Tim's called for me. Trying to be like Marques Brownlee.

    Segment details8:03:50–8:03:55 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_812
  814. And Apple just released— hey everyone, Tim Schofield here. And Apple—

    Segment details8:04:01–8:04:06 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_813
  815. Tim Schofield here.

    Segment details8:04:06–8:04:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_814
  816. I have them here, including their iPhone Air, which is the first of its kind.

    Segment details8:04:08–8:04:12 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_815
  817. Tim Schofield here.

    Segment details8:04:12–8:04:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_816
  818. Hey everyone, Tim Schofield here. And Apple just released some new phones, and I have them here, including their iPhone Air, which is the first of its kind, their thin and light phone. I also have the iPhone 17 and 17 Pro here. Those unboxing videos will come soon, so make sure you subscribe so you're notified when those go live. Anyways, in this—

    Segment details8:04:13–8:04:32 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_817
  819. Can't believe you gave me copyright strike, 3 months. His views are rubbish. It's got like 20K views average, got a million subs. Dead channel. Damn, 260,000 watching Charlie Kirk remembrance stream. Nothing beats a jetty holiday. I don't know if I can be bothered to, Brits. I've already done it for research. I did it for a few weeks after I got banned on Amazon Flex. And then I got sick, so I had to stop. Made about £70 to £90 a day. But I was doing it like 7 hours, 6, 7 hours. I do like the way you can just start whenever you want and end whenever you want. It's not like Every or Amazon where you've got to finish the whole thing. I like the freedom. Yeah, quite a nice day. Maybe streaming all day at home isn't as hard as I thought it was gonna be.

    Segment details8:04:32–8:08:33 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_818
  820. Dinner soon.

    Segment details8:08:33–8:08:42 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_819
  821. I'll come back in a few hours for the midnight show.

    Segment details8:08:48–8:08:53 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_820
  822. Yeah.

    Segment details8:08:53–8:08:59 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_821
  823. Why is the gate open? Is someone coming or not? Can't be so late already.

    Segment details8:09:11–8:09:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_822
  824. Hmm.

    Segment details8:09:24–8:09:24 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_823
  825. Maybe my, my biggest mission in life, I'll finish the loft conversion my dad was planning. I'll get a sledgehammer, smash a hole in the roof for the window, and then I'll just put planks of wood to fill in the gaps, get a Hoover up there, suck out all those wasps and spiders. He'd be so proud when the house collapses because I knocked down their supporting beam.

    Segment details8:09:41–8:10:07 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_824
  826. I'm starving. Where's dinner? Oh Gott, wo ist mein Schamperl?

    Segment details8:10:07–8:13:21 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_825
  827. New video is doing well. Number 4 out of 10. Maybe I get the iPhone 17 Pro. Look, the line's going up. Maybe I'll go order the Pro as well. I want the Pro Max, but they don't have any stock. Damn, £1,400. Jesus. Don't watch then, see if I care. Your loss. You could be hanging out with me, but you'd rather not. Sounds like a you problem. Maybe I stream cleaning my car tomorrow. That could be fun.

    Segment details8:14:00–8:15:57 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_826
  828. What?

    Segment details8:16:11–8:16:11 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_827
  829. 14 minutes and I'm out of here. See you after dinner. Smells good. Ah, damn it! I should have asked my mom to get some beer. Maybe we have some beer. Really want a beer. No, I'm not jealous of the nephew.

    Segment details8:16:11–8:18:08 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_828
  830. Is that a car?

    Segment details8:18:14–8:18:18 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_829
  831. There's no planes flying overhead. Where are all the planes at? Oh, helicopter. Essex Air Ambulance. I wonder, what about Dartmoor? Dartmoor.

    Segment details8:18:18–8:18:51 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_830
  832. Nothing.

    Segment details8:18:53–8:18:54 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_831
  833. Might go down for dinner now. I think it's nearly done. Yeah, so see you in a couple hours after I had dinner and socialized a bit.

    Segment details8:18:54–8:19:13 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_832
  834. Bye-bye.

    Segment details8:19:13–8:19:14 · rev_2832eb2ab8dd8b5690e1d2ba4d642be2_833