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2025-09-27 · 4 hr 8 min
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Testing,
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1:31–1:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_0testing, testing.
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1:35–1:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_1Testing, testing,
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1:43–1:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_2testing, testing, testing.
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1:50–1:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_3I'm back from lunch.
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2:00–2:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_4Hot lasagna.
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2:15–2:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_5It's cute seeing the grandparents interact with the baby. I think it's their first grandchild.
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2:34–2:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_6I think
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2:43–2:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_7it's interesting seeing how
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2:57–2:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_8I don't know how excited everyone is to see the new, new person in the family.
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3:04–3:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_9I got weird déjà vu, people asking me if I'm going back to
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4:40–4:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_10Thailand. It reminds me of my aunties asking me if I was going to go back to Japan soon.
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4:45–4:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_11Just like the thought of going back on a plane makes me shudder.
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4:52–4:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_12Yeah, lunch was nice. Lasagna, apple crumble.
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5:01–5:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_13Said hi to the grandparents-in-law.
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5:08–5:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_14I don't know what they are to me, my sister's in-law grandparents.
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5:16–5:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_15No, my sister's parents-in-law or something like that.
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5:23–5:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_16Do you
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5:36–5:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_17like my dinner outfit?
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5:54–5:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_18Very smart. Casual.
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5:58–6:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_19嗯啊。
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7:17–7:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_20I got gossip about
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8:11–8:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_21Holly.
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8:16–8:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_22Holly gossip.
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8:18–8:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_23Guess what? Holly is an anti-flagger.
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8:29–8:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_24There's now people in the UK who get mad at the sight of the British flag. It's insane.
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8:36–8:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_25And like in Thailand, they have the Thai flag everywhere, like outside hospital, outside embassy. It's very normal thing to just, I don't know, have the country's flag. Now there's like a set of people who get offended at the sight of the British flag.
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8:47–9:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_26It's actually insane what's going on in this country.
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9:09–9:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_27Holly is like
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9:14–9:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_28the biggest left-wing SJW. Like, if there was an entry in the dictionary of a left-wing Radicalist, holy space we know.
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9:18–9:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_29Weird.
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9:43–9:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_30Our ancestors would be. So ashamed.
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9:51–9:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_31Even my mum's friend, because we've got, uh, Union Jack flags around in the house because Dave Gibson likes them. My mum's friend came around and she was like, why do you have the flag up, Cammy?
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10:01–10:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_32But if you like the flag, they think that you support all these bad things.
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10:20–10:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_33Like you're not allowed to be proud of your country anymore.
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10:29–10:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_34It's like some weird self-hatred thing going on.
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10:38–10:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_35I don't know if this happens in any other country. Is it just the UK?
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10:47–10:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_36What about in America? I don't think there's this thing where flying the American flag means you're a Nazi or something. In Japan they have a flag, in Thailand they have the flag, and it's normal. Some people are like, yeah, I love my country. In the UK, it's like if you say you love your country, they're like, oh,
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10:53–11:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_37you're a Nazi.
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11:13–11:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_38There's like this divide now.
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11:20–11:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_39Yeah, apparently Holly wrote a Facebook post saying something like, if you fly the flag, then I don't care who you are, but I hate you. If that's the hill you want to die on, I don't care if you're my auntie or my cousin, you're dead to me.
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11:38–11:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_40Do they want to change the flag or something? I don't know.
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12:08–12:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_41I
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12:31–12:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_42wonder what weird girls' opinions are on it. They'll be like, oh yeah, I hate the stupid flag. I hate it too.
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12:34–12:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_43I'm politically fluid. I can change my, my leaning at any given point.
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12:42–12:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_44There's so many cars outside. Is that 5 cars?
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13:24–13:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_45Oh, my stomach.
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13:42–13:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_46My breath smells like radishes. When you eat a radish and burp, it stinks.
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13:52–13:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_47I really wish I didn't have this big
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14:36–14:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_48It's weird because on camera it doesn't look that big, but then in my mind I feel like my whole face has become one giant pimple,
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15:06–15:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_49and I feel like people are staring at it.
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15:20–15:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_50I hope I can pop it tonight.
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15:27–15:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_51Stop looking at my pimple.
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15:55–15:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_52Oh, got radish breath. I'm gonna burp.
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16:26–16:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_53Overeating is a horrible feeling.
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16:43–16:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_54Really? I ate lasagna with my chopsticks. Do you think that's weird?
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16:49–16:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_55I feel like I can't eat food without chopsticks now.
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16:55–16:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_56Oh, oh, oh, spasm.
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19:56–19:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_57Spasmic. I didn't have the car when the wedding happened
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20:24–20:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_58because the in-laws asked me if I got the train here, and I thought
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20:30–20:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_59But my car's outside. But then they don't know my car, do they? But then who else's car would it be?
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20:38–20:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_60Because you got my mum's car, Dave Gibson's car, and my car.
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20:51–20:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_61I just thought it was an interesting question.
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21:01–21:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_62I'm like, imagine I got the train here. Oh my God, how long would it even take? I have to get a taxi to Okehampton, and then I have to get a train to Exeter, and then a train to Victoria, and then a train to Harrietsham. And then I'd have to walk half an hour from the train station.
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21:08–21:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_63But I guess they've never seen my car before because I got it after the wedding, didn't I?
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21:33–21:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_64Yeah, they're really nice.
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21:40–21:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_65They asked me how Devon is. I said it's very beautiful.
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21:45–21:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_66Everyone loves Devon.
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21:53–21:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_67Damn, imagine how would I even get home with a train?
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22:09–22:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_6813 hours, 8 hours.
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22:23–22:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_69I've got to walk 24 minutes to the Harwich train station and then
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22:37–22:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_701 hour 20 minute train to Charing Cross, and then a 12 minute Underground train to Paddington, and then Paddington, a change at Bristol Parkway. Now it's 2 hour and a half train from Bristol Parkway to Plymouth Girls' High School. What? Plymouth Girls' High too? Tavistock bus stop— Tavistock bus station, and then get a
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22:44–23:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_71bus. Jesus Christ.
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23:14–23:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_72A bus from Plymouth to Tavistock, and then from Tavistock, well, I get a taxi.
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23:21–23:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_73That'd be insane.
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23:29–23:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_74Even my uncle was surprised. He said, oh, we didn't know you were driving.
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23:45–23:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_75So they know all this other stuff that upsets them, but they don't know something that I've been going on and on and on about for 3 years.
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23:51–24:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_76Funny how it happens, isn't it? Like, out of all my streaming stuff, they know about the things that upset them,
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24:02–24:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_77like the 20-second clip where I might have said something rude,
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24:12–24:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_78but then they didn't know I was driving. I find that bit wild.
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24:18–24:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_79The people, out of the thousands of hours of content I've made in the last 3 years, the only thing they know of is like the 1-minute rant where I said something about them.
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24:27–24:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_80Okay, so you know about that, but you don't know that I'm driving. Jeez.
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24:43–24:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_81Yeah, when my uncle came to tell me off last year, he said, we didn't know you were driving. I only went on about it every single livestream. I guess they don't watch, apart from the one stream where they— it made them upset.
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24:55–25:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_82See, people don't give a shit about me unless I've said something that affects them in some way. That's what I'm saying.
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25:22–25:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_83People only care about themselves.
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25:32–25:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_84My sister was talking about
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25:56–25:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_85doing lessons again, but she said it was really hard to get an automatic driving teacher.
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26:00–26:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_86I would say all the fear you have from driving is because it's a stupid stupid manual car. If you just drive automatic, all the problems go away. All the fear comes from things like stalling, what gear to use. You get an automatic, well, half the problems disappear, and then you can just focus on the main problem, which
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26:07–26:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_87is hazard awareness. I think hazard awareness is the most important thing.
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26:27–26:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_88So you don't crash.
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26:37–26:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_89But when you drive, learn a manual, you're just like constantly worrying about, oh no, clutch down, biting point.
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26:46–26:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_90Takes up a lot of CPU.
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26:54–26:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_91Yeah, if I was going to give her lessons, I don't even know what I'd say. It's like, don't crash. Press the pedal to go and then let go to stop.
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27:00–27:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_92That's all you need to know really. So press to go, press the brake to stop, and don't crash.
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27:08–27:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_93I don't really see why you need endless lessons. You just need experience.
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27:21–27:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_94Yeah, I reckon I could become a driving instructor.
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27:30–27:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_95Oh God.
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28:13–28:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_96My stomach's gonna explode again.
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28:24–28:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_97Don't look at my hairline. I had a nightmare last night. I was balding. I lifted up my hair and like all the hair on the middle bit was gone.
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28:32–28:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_98Do something? Like what? Do what? I'm a 36-year-old man. I've already done everything.
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28:49–28:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_99I did interact with people. I just had lunch with the in-laws.
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29:11–29:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_100The hell are you going on about? You're telling me to do stuff I'm already doing.
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29:17–29:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_101I am at the midpoint. I'm probably gonna die at 70 if I got my dad's lifespan.
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29:26–29:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_102My biggest fear is getting the flu
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29:53–29:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_103and pneumonia. That's why I'm vaping.
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29:57–30:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_104So if pneumonia is like you die because there's liquid in your lungs,
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30:07–30:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_105because the lungs aren't used to having liquid in it, I'm training my lungs,
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30:13–30:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_106creating strong lungs.
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30:24–30:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_107Yeah, exposure therapy.
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30:30–30:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_108Yeah, if I survive the chemicals of vaping, survive a bit of stupid pneumonia.
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30:45–30:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_109And smokers live long anyway. How many times do you see an old man puffing on a cigarette? I mean, look at Gandalf. Gandalf the Grey was like 80 years old and smoked a pipe all the time.
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31:01–31:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_110I showed Dave Gibson my new phone.
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31:27–31:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_111He said, bloody hell, that's thin.
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31:32–31:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_112You're damn right, thin and bulbous at the end.
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31:36–31:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_113Oh look, BeLivery, £20.
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31:45–31:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_114Doritos Monster Munch beef,
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31:59–32:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_115Richmond Real Blue king size, and a San Miguel
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32:04–32:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_116near Tenterden. Why are they always around Tenterden?
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32:09–32:12 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_117Burritos, cigarettes, and some beer.
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32:18–32:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_118Uh, I can't be bothered, although £20 would be nice.
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32:28–32:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_119I remember my mom kept saying, oh, go up to Daniel's room, you can be on his stream. And I was like, oh God, no.
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32:50–32:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_120Now I'm not against it if it gets my views up. I'll just point the camera at Dave Gibson for 5 hours. That'll probably get me back to 100 viewers.
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33:00–33:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_121You know what I should do? I just give Dave Gibson the login for my Kick. And then just say, oh yeah, go live whenever you want.
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33:29–33:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_122But if something goes wrong with the setup, I don't— he wouldn't know how to fix it, would he? I barely know how to fix it.
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33:45–33:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_123Dave Gibson debating with Holly about the British flag would be amazing content.
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34:28–34:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_124It's so weird because Dave Gibson's a really nice guy, but then to someone like Holly, she'd probably think, oh, he's scum, a Nazi.
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34:40–34:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_125They're like polar opposites.
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34:53–34:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_126It's crazy how much hate there is.
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35:09–35:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_127I mean, everyone's nice people, aren't they? I mean, Holly is probably a nice person too. But then they have these views
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35:13–35:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_128that make each other hate each other.
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35:25–35:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_129Seeing Weed Girl tomorrow. I'm sure Holly's like a nice daughter and she loves her mum.
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35:58–36:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_130But then she's got these crazy views about stuff,
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36:12–36:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_131very opinionated.
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36:23–36:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_132Does she know she's your girlfriend? Um.
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36:58–37:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_133I don't know.
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37:10–37:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_134I mean, she better not be seeing other guys.
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37:16–37:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_135It's basically what you mean when you say she's my girlfriend. It's like you're claiming— you're claiming the other person as your own.
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37:20–37:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_136Because you don't want them to see other people, otherwise they'll be like, oh, I'm not your girlfriend, then I'm meeting Joe next week, and I can't really complain, can I?
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37:29–37:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_137No, I haven't had that. I mean, I've only met her twice.
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37:52–37:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_138What do you mean? What do you mean I've only seen her twice? I have only seen her twice.
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38:20–38:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_139Tomorrow's the third time.
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38:27–38:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_140Yeah.
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38:48–38:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_141Do you think it's bad for my nose if I vape through it?
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40:13–40:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_142Like, is it gonna destroy the inner bit of my nose and then I've just got one big nostril instead of 2?
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40:20–40:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_143Am I gonna get nostril cancer?
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40:29–40:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_144Imagine just one big nostril,
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40:42–40:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_145like your mouth is just one big hole.
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40:46–40:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_146Why not have 2 holes for the mouth?
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40:51–40:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_147I've got £6,400 savings. Pretty good,
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41:02–41:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_148but gonna have to minus £1,000 in a week or two.
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41:13–41:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_149There's no way I'm losing my money. Nearly all in gold. In what world is gold gonna go down?
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41:41–41:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_150You got rate cuts, good for gold. Rate cuts devalue the dollar, which means
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41:52–41:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_151gold is going to be worth more per dollar because the dollar is going to lose value, which means gold is going to become more expensive.
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42:01–42:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_152And it's also a safe haven asset.
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42:12–42:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_153There's no way you can lose with gold.
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42:28–42:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_154Unless like an asteroid full of gold hits the Earth and triples the amount of gold available.
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42:37–42:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_155And then if Trump makes treasury bonds backed by gold, Brian said It will be worth $14,000 per ounce of gold.
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42:56–43:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_156$14,000 per troy ounce.
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43:08–43:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_157Clear Value Tax is always right.
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43:24–43:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_158He wears a shirt and tie and he's Asian.
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43:28–43:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_159There's no way he's gonna be wrong.
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43:33–43:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_160I'm hot.
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43:48–43:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_161Oh, I've got radish breath.
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44:18–44:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_162I had horseradish salad with the lasagna.
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44:22–44:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_163Oh, my breath stinks when I burp now.
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44:27–44:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_164What happens if I swallow the vape instead of inhaling it?
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44:33–44:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_165That didn't work. Can you swallow the vape? When I burp, is it gonna vape out?
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44:41–44:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_166Oh, that burns.
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44:58–44:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_167And now I wonder, if I burp, is it gonna burp out the vape?
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45:05–45:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_168Now I'll wait to burp.
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45:11–45:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_169I'm not cooking. My mum made a massive lasagna and shepherd's pie.
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45:29–45:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_170I am gonna leave my domicile. I'm going to the Cotswolds tomorrow to meet my girl friend.
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45:46–45:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_171When should I tell her I love her?
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46:08–46:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_172Before or during cereal?
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46:12–46:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_173Well, I guess I've got to pack soon.
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48:48–48:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_174Oh, I come back here.
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49:01–49:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_175Don't stay.
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49:08–49:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_176I've got a workout. I skipped yesterday. I should probably work out today.
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49:38–49:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_177It's really annoying having to work out, to be honest.
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49:46–49:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_178Takes ages.
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49:57–49:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_179I might as well just get her in the gun with
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50:06–50:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_180Oh,
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50:20–50:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_181it's so annoying. It takes ages.
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50:27–50:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_182And it feels like nothing's happening.
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50:45–50:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_183This feels so uncomfortable.
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50:51–50:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_184Hold on.
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51:08–51:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_185Wow, my God!
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51:45–51:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_186Nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigger, nigga. No.
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51:48–51:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_187No N-word.
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52:03–52:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_188Cool.
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52:28–52:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_189I feel so weak.
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53:28–53:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_190Watch this.
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53:48–53:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_191Oh, oh, did you see that? You see how much support I can lift now?
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53:57–54:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_192I can nearly put my legs up.
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54:04–54:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_193Can nearly stand upright on my arms.
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54:19–54:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_194Ah,
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55:01–55:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_195whoa.
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55:09–55:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_196Oh God, it's
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55:31–55:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_197really hard
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55:41–55:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_198to do it sometimes.
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55:44–55:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_199Sometimes I feel really into it. And at times like this, I don't want to be bothered.
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55:47–55:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_200But then you see the process— I mean, the progress—
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56:06–56:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_201and you think, yeah, this is actually doing something.
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56:11–56:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_202Busy day tomorrow. Gotta pack my car, say goodbye.
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56:33–56:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_203Still don't know if I'm going to come back or not.
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56:45–56:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_204Maybe
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56:53–56:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_205because I'm digesting food, I should probably wait
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57:00–57:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_206until I finish digesting.
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57:05–57:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_207I've already paid for the hotel. It's all priced in already to the numbers.
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57:21–57:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_208I
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57:38–57:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_209only made— I only made £2,500 this month.
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57:43–57:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_210I hope I don't drop below £2,000 a month. That would suck.
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57:52–57:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_211Still better than YouTube though.
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58:01–58:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_212That hair is so long.
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58:10–58:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_213Yeah, well, I've been busy seeing people, so So I haven't been able to keep up the streaming hours
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58:23–58:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_214like I used to.
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58:31–58:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_215Yeah, I knew having a girlfriend would be costly, but it's worth it.
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58:36–58:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_216I was thinking that I wouldn't get a girlfriend again this year. I guess I failed it. I failed the challenge.
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58:45–58:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_217I thought I was gonna get 10K savings. I reckon end of October I should have 7.5K savings.
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59:06–59:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_218But now I've got that iPhone. The iPhone's gonna cost me 300 a month.
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59:27–59:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_219I should return it, shouldn't I? It's just so nice. Look at it.
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59:35–59:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_220What if I removed a wire? Like, I open it up, remove a wire, claim it doesn't work, send it back to Amazon. They don't even bother to try and fix it, give me my refund, and send it back to me like they sent my monitor back, and I just put the wire back in. Then I get free
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59:52–1:00:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_221iPhone
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1:00:12–1:00:12 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_222because they didn't even check the monitor. The monitor could have just had like a missing nut,
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1:00:18–1:00:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_223and then I put the nut back in
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1:00:28–1:00:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_224and they refunded me and sent it back to me.
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1:00:32–1:00:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_225Because I'm pretty sure they didn't even open up the monitor. They probably saw it and thought, can't be bothered, just give them the refund.
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1:00:42–1:00:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_226The company calls outside.
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1:01:07–1:01:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_227Okay.
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1:01:31–1:01:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_228Can't believe I'm leaving tomorrow.
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1:02:32–1:02:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_229It went so fast.
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1:02:37–1:02:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_230So I start putting stuff in my bag. This Uber Eats bag, pretty useful.
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1:02:48–1:02:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_231Take my phone gamepad.
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1:02:56–1:02:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_232I might take this too, it's a wireless phone charger.
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1:03:02–1:03:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_233The earplugs that I never used.
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1:03:09–1:03:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_234I might put this in my shoe because my one's all torn up from stepping in the bog water.
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1:03:14–1:03:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_235Not going to use the mic again, am I?
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1:03:28–1:03:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_236Dear, dear, dear. Although I should probably hide the mic.
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1:03:38–1:03:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_237Got underwear for tomorrow and socks
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1:03:46–1:03:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_238and monitor. Don't know what to do with that.
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1:03:57–1:03:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_239A cable,
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1:04:06–1:04:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_240more cables.
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1:04:15–1:04:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_241Coffee,
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1:04:27–1:04:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_242scissors, toothpicks.
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1:04:32–1:04:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_243What else?
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1:04:54–1:04:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_244Maybe I shouldn't leave the snacks in the sunlight.
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1:05:00–1:05:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_245I could leave them here for Pushkin. I thought I could feed Mr. Meow Meow if he comes by.
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1:05:08–1:05:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_246Chopsticks.
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1:05:34–1:05:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_247This could be useful. USB-C to
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1:05:43–1:05:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_248HDMI.
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1:05:51–1:05:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_249Oh, only got three hours until dinner. Can't stream much today, can I? I did 2 hours in the morning, and then I'll do 4 hours in the afternoon, and then 4 hours after dinner. That'll get me to 10 hours. Probably make like $80.
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1:06:04–1:06:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_250I can't even make $100 a day now.
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1:06:24–1:06:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_251Yesterday I made about
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1:06:31–1:06:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_252I didn't make much because yesterday I was busy. Yeah, I only made like 35 yesterday.
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1:06:35–1:06:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_253I missed a lot of streaming.
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1:06:45–1:06:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_254Really hate this pimple.
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1:07:01–1:07:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_255When my sister leaves, I won't be here unless I come back, and then maybe I could bring the stream downstairs.
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1:07:43–1:07:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_256Da da da da da da da da.
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1:08:14–1:08:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_257I
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1:08:19–1:08:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_258think they went out to walk the baby.
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1:08:22–1:08:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_259When I walk too far away from the laptop, it disconnects. You can't get through all the brick walls.
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1:09:04–1:09:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_260The walls must be unlike made out of paper in Devon because I can go everywhere in the house and it doesn't disconnect. It needs line of sight to the laptop for some reason.
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1:09:12–1:09:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_261The ceiling is covered in spiders.
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1:09:25–1:09:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_262That was my mum's room.
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1:09:41–1:09:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_263Yesterday I hadn't— I made like $35 because I was busy driving up and down.
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1:09:45–1:09:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_264I made
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1:09:58–1:09:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_265$31 yesterday, but I made £20 delivering and I made £10 day trading, so I made about $70 in total.
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1:10:06–1:10:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_266Yeah, cuz I only streamed 4 hours yesterday. Because I took my mum to the Peugeot dealership and then I went out to do delivery by myself without a stream.
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1:10:25–1:10:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_267My leg hair is so long.
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1:10:53–1:10:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_268When I have a bath, it looks funny because all the hairs are floating around. It's like grass, underwater grass. And but sprouting out my legs,
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1:11:12–1:11:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_269then what's the point of leg hair really?
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1:11:24–1:11:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_270It's not like it keeps my leg warm.
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1:11:28–1:11:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_271Apparently it makes it hard for mosquitoes to bite you, but I still get bitten.
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1:11:35–1:11:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_272I don't know what to say when people ask me how do I feel about becoming an uncle.
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1:12:12–1:12:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_273I don't know, don't
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1:12:19–1:12:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_274really— I mean, what are you supposed to say?
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1:12:33–1:12:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_275I think of feelings as things like pain, hunger,
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1:12:41–1:12:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_276cold and hot.
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1:12:50–1:12:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_277I guess they mean emotional feelings like sad, happy, angry. Why would I be sad or angry?
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1:12:55–1:13:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_278Happy? Uh, I mean, I'm not unhappy about it. I don't know.
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1:13:09–1:13:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_279Lunch was good. My mom always makes a good lasagna.
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1:13:25–1:13:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_280Most people have never made a lasagna.
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1:13:33–1:13:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_281Like, British women, probably most have not made a lasagna before.
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1:13:38–1:13:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_282It's not an easy dish to make.
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1:13:48–1:13:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_283Can't be too soggy or wet. You got to cook the meat and then layer it.
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1:13:53–1:13:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_284A lot of work.
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1:14:06–1:14:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_285I really hope the pimple's gone down tomorrow. Tonight is the last chance for it to heal, but it hasn't even started the healing process yet because I haven't been able to pop it yet. It's gonna look bad tomorrow. As long as it goes down a
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1:14:50–1:15:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_286bit, that'd be nice.
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1:15:20–1:15:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_287I had a whole bunch of pimples sprout up since a week ago.
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1:15:58–1:16:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_288Really annoying.
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1:16:05–1:16:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_289I feel like people were staring at it when I talked to them.
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1:16:17–1:16:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_290Oh, I don't know what to do.
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1:18:16–1:18:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_291Just relax, I guess. Enjoy the last day.
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1:18:32–1:18:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_292I'm leaning towards coming back here after the hotel.
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1:19:11–1:19:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_293That's my hunch.
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1:19:33–1:19:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_294I wonder if I've got loads of mail
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1:20:06–1:20:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_295built up.
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1:20:09–1:20:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_296Abstain for Pushkin.
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1:20:19–1:20:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_297I'm leaning towards after I check out the hotel Monday, I'll come back here.
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1:20:34–1:20:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_298I might end up coming back here before my sister's left. That'd be funny.
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1:20:43–1:20:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_299Yeah, my mom's wash is bigger than mine.
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1:20:55–1:20:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_300I've only got some socks to clean anyway and a t-shirt.
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1:21:00–1:21:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_301Stay at my mum's house over winter.
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1:21:22–1:21:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_302Devon can be my summer house.
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1:21:34–1:21:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_303Why not stop worrying about money and just live life? I'll get the gaming computer, I'll book the hotel, I'll keep my house, I'll keep my car.
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1:21:52–1:22:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_304No compromises, no sacrifices. Live life to the full.
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1:22:04–1:22:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_305Put it on 4-year finance plan I might be dead into, and then they'll never get the rest of the money.
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1:22:11–1:22:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_306You got to have abundance mindset. Enjoy everything the world has to offer. Stop thinking, oh, I got to cut this back, cut this down, get fucking gaming parts.
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1:22:20–1:22:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_307And then we'll do 4K, 1080p, maximum 60 FPS gaming streams.
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1:22:34–1:22:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_308The good thing about having a 30-year mortgage is that you might not even live 30 years.
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1:22:57–1:23:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_309So you get to enjoy the house for how many years you live whilst only having had to pay off like 10 years worth of it before you might have died. And then the banks get sugary.
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1:23:06–1:23:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_310That's how the rich stay rich. Get a Tesla on a 10-year plan, pay £20 a month.
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1:23:25–1:23:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_311No, I don't think I want a Tesla. I'd probably get something like a Toyota hybrid C-HR,
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1:24:18–1:24:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_312400-mile range.
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1:24:28–1:24:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_313Did you know Toyota is the biggest number one selling car company? They sell 10 million cars worldwide every year.
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1:24:39–1:24:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_314And that Stellantis was formed by Peugeot and some other company to merge so they can compete with companies like Toyota and Tesla,
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1:24:52–1:25:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_315shared the research and shared the thingies. I forgot what the word is.
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1:25:05–1:25:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_316Network lines, production lines.
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1:25:13–1:25:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_317There was Peugeot who owned Peugeot and Citroën and Fiat. And then you had some other company which dominated America, had like Ford and stuff. And then they merged to make Stellantis.
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1:25:19–1:25:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_318Otherwise they couldn't compete against Toyota and Honda.
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1:25:40–1:25:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_319Toyotas are kind of ugly though. The Corolla's got a massive bum. The C-HR looks pretty cool. The new Prius looks pretty nice.
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1:25:48–1:25:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_320Yaris is kind of ugly.
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1:26:00–1:26:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_321I don't know,
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1:26:12–1:26:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_322if I got a new car, I want it to actually look like a proper car and not like a little toy car.
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1:26:17–1:26:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_323I wonder if the in-laws are staying for dinner as well. I don't think they would.
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1:26:37–1:26:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_324嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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1:26:53–1:27:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_325Yeah, maybe I order the PC parts and then I order them here and I come back after the hotel to build it.
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1:27:54–1:28:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_326RTX 5080.
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1:28:04–1:28:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_327I want to wait until October 7th though because they got some kind of Prime Day deal. Might be cheaper.
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1:28:08–1:28:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_328Hello.
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1:28:40–1:28:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_329Yeah, the gaming computer is a core component in my brand redesign to become a gaming streamer
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1:29:16–1:29:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_330now that I'm not making weirdo content. I need to shift into tech and games.
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1:29:28–1:29:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_331Teching and gaming. The teching techer.
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1:29:39–1:29:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_332Teching tech zone.
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1:29:45–1:29:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_333Yeah, tax write-off. It's a good point.
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1:29:53–1:29:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_334Because it's a business expense for a business machine. I'm a content creator.
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1:29:56–1:30:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_335I need the best in the industry.
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1:30:11–1:30:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_336I didn't drop an N-bomb. I said nearly got him, but I muttered it, and the nearly— the nee in the nearly was audible, and the guh from the got him was audible. So it sounded like nearly gone.
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1:30:20–1:30:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_337But yeah, I guess it did sound a bit like the N-word. But I know what I said. I did not say the N-word.
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1:30:39–1:30:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_338You fucking—
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1:30:49–1:30:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_339I will say it. Don't dare me. I ain't scared.
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1:30:54–1:30:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_340You fucking nincompoop.
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1:31:02–1:31:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_341Do you think you actually get banned if I say it?
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1:31:12–1:31:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_342I kind of want to say it now. Imagine you actually get banned just from saying it. One word ends your career.
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1:31:18–1:31:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_343Not worth it.
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1:31:30–1:31:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_344I don't think Kick's really the Wild West like it used to be now.
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1:32:05–1:32:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_345They're getting into a lot of scandals recently because of things like streamers accidentally killing themselves or getting locked up in jail, like Vitaly.
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1:32:12–1:32:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_346If they want to attract advertisers, they got to start clamping down.
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1:32:24–1:32:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_347Imagine dying over a stream. Lame.
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1:32:35–1:32:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_348I mean, you can literally just sit in a room doing absolutely nothing like I am and make more money than someone working minimum wage. I guess they get greedy. They're like, oh, I want to make $10K a month. And the only way I can do it is by torturing myself on stream.
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1:32:44–1:33:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_349All those people out there working hard, I just get to spin around on a chair all day like this and make more than they make. It's kind of funny.
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1:33:13–1:33:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_350You can make a decent living just off 50 viewers. Can you believe that? No one would ever think you make any money having 50 viewers. They must be like, oh, to make a living you gotta have thousands of viewers. I literally have 50 viewers most of the time. And I make more than minimum wage.
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1:33:32–1:33:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_351I don't even need to do anything. I could just doom scroll and not talk and get like 50 viewers.
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1:33:53–1:33:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_352Yeah, per hour I get paid less, but I do double the hours, which means I make the same. Minimum wage worker works, what, 7 hours a day? I work double that,
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1:34:42–1:34:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_353so I make half, but I work double the amount.
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1:34:57–1:35:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_354I made £2,500 this month. Not gonna make that working at Tesco's.
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1:35:07–1:35:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_355Yeah, but I'm not exactly working hard, am I? I'm spinning around on a chair. The only hard work I do is lifting my weights.
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1:35:33–1:35:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_356The only thing that sucks is that if I do want to have private time, like see my girlfriend, spend time with family, then
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1:35:45–1:35:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_357I can't stream all day, can I?
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1:36:00–1:36:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_358Yeah, it's soul-crushing because channel's fucking dead. It was only fun when I felt like I was famous. Not fun anymore.
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1:36:06–1:36:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_359Boring. Not fun, so it's boring.
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1:36:20–1:36:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_360I miss it when I had the attention, the clout, the fame. Now it's just boring.
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1:36:25–1:36:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_361But I had to do so much crap to get that clout. Like, I had to go all the way to Japan, and then I had to marry a woman, and then I had to have all this drama.
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1:36:35–1:36:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_362I can't be bothered
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1:36:58–1:36:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_363going all the way to Japan, having sex with a random Japanese woman and make more money. Uh, no thanks.
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1:37:01–1:37:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_364What a terrible job I have where I have to have sex with a Japanese woman.
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1:37:16–1:37:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_365Yeah, well, I don't want that kind of attention anymore. I don't want I don't want to get massive views by destroying some woman's life on camera,
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1:37:35–1:37:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_366because then it's just going to make me look bad.
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1:37:51–1:37:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_367Yeah, I could just move on and find another one, couldn't I, and repeat the same process? But at some point I won't want to do that anymore.
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1:37:57–1:38:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_368Is Dave Gibson leaving already?
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1:38:09–1:38:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_369No way, he is leaving? That was quick. He only came for lunch.
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1:38:14–1:38:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_370I thought he was gonna stay the night or something.
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1:38:22–1:38:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_371He wanted help moving all his photos and stuff onto the SD card because his phone memory is full up. So I copied and pasted it all into the SD card and I said, now all you gotta do is delete it all from the phone. He didn't seem too, um, confident about that one. I said, I'm pretty sure
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1:38:37–1:38:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_372it's on the SD card. His phone only has 64GB storage.
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1:38:57–1:39:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_373That's so tiny.
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1:39:04–1:39:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_374You should get a new iPhone, 1TB storage. I don't know why everyone around me cheaps out on phones.
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1:39:08–1:39:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_375They all use like a 10-year-old phone.
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1:39:16–1:39:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_376Just get it on finance. It's like £40 a month and you get the latest phone. I've got 256GB base model iPhone Air.
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1:39:20–1:39:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_377I don't really care about the storage. I don't save a lot of stuff.
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1:39:31–1:39:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_378I think I've barely used more than 10GB of storage for photos and videos. And I'm a YouTuber.
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1:39:45–1:39:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_379Why do I like Osaka more than Tokyo?
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1:39:54–1:39:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_380Um, I think it's got more character, feels less soulless. Tokyo feels too big,
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1:39:58–1:40:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_381and it's special to me because my first time in Japan was in Osaka. I went to Osaka because I was talking to that Japanese girl back in 20— 2008 or 2009.
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1:40:09–1:40:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_382Just Osaka just feels more lively for some reason.
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1:40:36–1:40:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_383I'm more familiar with it as well. Tokyo just feels like a bland, boring version of Osaka that's bigger, bigger scale.
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1:40:43–1:40:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_384I just— I don't like any places in Tokyo.
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1:40:56–1:40:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_385I like Meiji Shrine, that's it really. And maybe Asakusa is okay.
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1:41:02–1:41:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_386I don't like Shinjuku. I don't like Shibuya. Too many people. I don't like Harajuku. I don't like
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1:41:15–1:41:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_387Kabukicho with all the Nigerian bar scammer people.
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1:41:30–1:41:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_388And then I don't like the surrounding cities like Kanagawa, Saitama. They'll just feel kind of boring and shit. I lived in Saitama, lived in Wanabe Guest House for half a year, and I worked in Tokyo. I took the train every morning in rush hour, took like an hour. I think it was called Shibakoen, near Tokyo Tower. I
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1:41:41–1:42:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_389worked at Lawson. It was horrible. Me and the French girl would leave together, get on the train, because she would go to work in some shopping center. She had like her own little French bakery stall. She worked for some French bakery company and they put her in charge of a stall and she had to go and set
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1:42:06–1:42:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_390up the stall. And put the cakes and stuff on the shelf.
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1:42:26–1:42:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_391I went with her one time early in the morning. You get shown the back rooms of the shopping center, and they got like a big kitchen. She had to bake all the stuff and then prepare the stall, put the products up, and then she had like a little apron, chef's hat.
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1:42:34–1:42:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_392She seemed like she hated it.
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1:42:56–1:42:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_393We used to get the train together in the morning, like shoved in the train, completely packed, legs pressed up against people's buttocks.
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1:43:00–1:43:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_394It's so hard not to accidentally SA someone. You just get pressed against their body,
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1:43:09–1:43:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_395sweaty salaryman armpit in your face. Because they put their arms up to hold the rail, so you get armpit in your face. I don't know how they don't neck themselves in there every day.
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1:43:17–1:43:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_396It was so miserable. Then I get the train all the way to Shibakoen
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1:43:32–1:43:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_397and then have stupid grumpy Japanese customers whinging at you. They tut at you. They get mad,
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1:43:41–1:43:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_398especially when they ask for cigarettes. You got a whole wall of cigarettes behind you, and then they'll just go "マルボルセブンスターナナ点五ミリ," and I'm like, "What? Say it again." I do not remember anything you just said. Okay, what did I just say then? And then you gotta find where in the wall the stupid cigarette is. They're all the different
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1:43:53–1:44:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_399strengths of nicotine, like 20 different brands. Lucky Seven, Marlboro,
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1:44:22–1:44:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_400Red Strikes, I don't know, American something. Took me ages to remember where all the cigarettes were.
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1:44:30–1:44:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_401They all had numbers next to them too, so if I couldn't catch you, I'd say, uh, what number? I remember one customer was like, oh, my eyes are bad, mega warui, and then he was squinting trying to read the numbers.
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1:44:41–1:44:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_402It's funny, I'm like, I can't understand your Japanese when they're literally saying English words. It's all English. Maruboru. Maruboro.
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1:44:58–1:45:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_403Say it in a proper English accent, maybe I'll understand.
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1:45:13–1:45:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_404Marlboro.
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1:45:20–1:45:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_405One time I put this guy's bento box in the microwave. I didn't remove the sauce. Sashay and it exploded in the microwave. But he was a cool guy.
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1:45:26–1:45:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_406He helped. We got tissues and he helped me wipe it up.
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1:45:37–1:45:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_407I kept saying "ごめんなさい," and then he said "大丈夫です."
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1:45:44–1:45:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_408God, I made so many mistakes. I kept forgetting how long you're supposed to put things in the microwave as well. Like, onigiri goes in for 6 seconds. Bento have their own different times depending on the bento that's on the package. Some are 2 minutes, one's 1 minute. You put the bento in the microwave and then you ask
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1:45:52–1:46:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_409them to wait by the side whilst you serve another customer. And then the line gets longer and longer during lunchtime, and then you gotta be quick, and then you gotta put the stuff in the plastic bag. In a nice neat way, and I was so slow. One time this woman just grabbed all the stuff, shoved it in
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1:46:11–1:46:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_410the bag, and she literally ran off without saying anything.
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1:46:28–1:46:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_411Or they'd forget their credit card or cards on the card reader, and then you got to yell at them.
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1:46:34–1:46:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_412Oh, I hated working at Lawson. It's a nightmare. And then stupid bitchy Chinese coworkers. I used to take a Starbucks from the shelf and drink it before I started my shift, but I didn't used to pay for it. And then stupid Chinese man who was doing the previous shift was like, "Aren't you gonna pay?" What a prick!
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1:46:43–1:47:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_413He was like, "それ払わないんですか?" I was like, "あとで払う." And he was like, "今払います." Shut up. Fucking idiot. Why does he care? I mean, he's just a worker. It's not like he owns the business or anything. One Starbucks. I think as a worker I should be allowed to have a Starbucks for free.
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1:47:06–1:47:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_414So then after that I realized he's a prick, so I just secretly took the Starbucks when he wasn't looking.
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1:47:32–1:47:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_415The Chinese coworkers were very stuck up,
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1:47:44–1:47:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_416and then the Japanese coworkers were nice at first, but then they complained about me. They took me to the back room, told me off.
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1:47:50–1:47:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_417His lips were shaking like he was— like he had to tell me off, but he was scared to.
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1:48:01–1:48:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_418His lips were like trembling as he spoke.
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1:48:09–1:48:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_419And I said, can I go home now? And then I never showed up the next day. Suckers.
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1:48:13–1:48:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_420I just ghosted them.
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1:48:21–1:48:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_421The managers of the— of that Lawson, there were 3 of them. Their last name was like Baba. So you say Baba-san, and they all look the same, like short and fat. There are 2 guys and a girl, brothers and sisters, and the girl looked like the guys but with longer hair. Very stocky, short, fat people, like dwarves.
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1:48:26–1:48:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_422I wonder if they're still there.
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1:48:51–1:48:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_423Oh God, worst job I ever had. I'm not paying for a stupid Starbucks. I work there. Just give it to me for free.
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1:49:03–1:49:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_424And what's the point of working somewhere if you don't get benefits like free tickets, free products?
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1:49:16–1:49:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_425I was supposed to work in Japan for a year, working a holiday visa. I lasted 3 months and I quit. I had this other job at an izakaya. They only let me work 2 evenings a week for like 2 hours. I think they were just humoring me. They sent me home before things got busy.
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1:49:53–1:50:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_426On the day I decided to ghost them as well, I had a look around the office. I thought maybe they've got a safe full of cash or something. I'll just pinch the whole lot. Good thing I didn't find anything, because I mean, it's pretty obvious it would have been me, wouldn't it?
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1:50:16–1:50:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_427I was gonna rob them
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1:50:35–1:50:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_428and then flee the country. I worked 2 jobs, izakaya and then Lawson.
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1:50:38–1:50:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_429Back in those days, you couldn't easily make money online.
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1:50:48–1:50:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_430Um, I mean, there were YouTubers in 2011, but you needed a, like, a network like Polaris or Machinima to make money. You had to be pretty big as well. You can— they weren't just handing out money to anyone. No Kick, no— I mean, I don't know if stream— I don't think you could stream on YouTube at that
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1:50:55–1:51:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_431time. I don't remember.
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1:51:15–1:51:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_432I don't really remember the early days of YouTube because I didn't start until 2016,
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1:51:19–1:51:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_433and I really wanted a way to make money online but didn't have OnlyFans in those days or Kick. I don't know if day trading was really a thing. Didn't really have these investing apps back then. Had to phone up the bank or the broker.
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1:51:28–1:51:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_434I saw Traveling Trader make a video talking about how in the early 2010s, to day trade, you had to pay like £10 per trade. And then before then, you had to phone up the broker.
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1:51:47–1:51:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_435At the bank. And nowadays you can just trade for free
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1:52:01–1:52:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_436whenever you want.
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1:52:07–1:52:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_437So yeah, I didn't really have any other way to make money apart from getting a job.
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1:52:14–1:52:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_438There were online surveys, and I wanted to do eBay as well. So I tried my luck at doing an eBay shop, but then I got banned.
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1:52:22–1:52:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_439So many ways to make money online nowadays compared to back then.
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1:52:36–1:52:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_440Nowadays it's like anyone could just make a channel about life in Japan and get a following.
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1:52:44–1:52:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_441And you got Instagram, TikTok, Kick.
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1:52:57–1:53:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_442But I'm glad I had a nice experience in Japan without the internet ruining it until later.
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1:53:09–1:53:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_443When I discovered I could just vlog my life in Japan and make thousands a month, I felt like I unlocked this infinite money cheat.
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1:53:19–1:53:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_444Just vlog your life,
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1:53:27–1:53:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_445talk about dates, relationships.
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1:53:30–1:53:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_446Oh wow, thanks. Are you going to meet me? Bobby Brown. Lucky you didn't get a cat. You would have left him behind.
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1:53:37–1:53:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_447No, I was going to bring the cat here and it was going to be friends with Pushkin,
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1:53:47–1:53:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_448but I didn't want to drag it all the way to the hotel and then smuggle it into the hotel. And then I got to bring all the cat litter tray and all that stuff. And
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1:53:53–1:54:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_449then the problem when you get a cat is
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1:54:04–1:54:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_450when you're meeting a girl, instead of your attention being towards each other, your attention goes to the cat.
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1:54:08–1:54:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_451When you meet a girl, you want to be like, I don't know, spending time with a girl, not 2 people focused on a cat, which is what happens. It gets in between, gets in the way.
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1:54:17–1:54:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_452That's what happened with me, that before the cat we were like hugging and kissing, and then we got the cat and we were just the whole time just messing about with the cat the whole time. Just got in the way, so I didn't want that again.
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1:54:32–1:54:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_453The idea of getting the cat was when I was alone and didn't have anyone, but now I've got a girlfriend,
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1:54:46–1:54:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_454so I didn't feel like I needed the cat anymore.
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1:54:54–1:54:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_455It would get in the way. I feel like you get a pet or a cat or even a kid after you've been together for several years,
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1:55:08–1:55:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_456and now you're kind of— you're a bit bored of just the honeymoon phase. You move on from the honeymoon phase and now you get something together to grow and look after, but that comes later
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1:55:18–1:55:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_457when you're bored of each other. And like the butterflies and honeymoon phase is over, and then you can do that stuff, don't you?
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1:55:32–1:55:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_458So yeah, I'm glad I didn't get the cat.
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1:55:47–1:55:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_459It would have been cute and fun, but you know, we made things complicated with traveling and car trips. What if it shat in the car and then it'll just stink of poo?
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1:55:54–1:56:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_460And then I've got to sneak the litter tray and all that stuff into the hotel.
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1:56:11–1:56:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_461I think a cat's something you get when you've got this more stable, established life with people.
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1:56:20–1:56:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_462I heard this weird thing about Korean culture where— I don't know if it's true or not, but I've heard that they taste the first poo that the baby does because the first poo is like really pure.
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1:56:37–1:56:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_463And not toxic or something.
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1:56:56–1:56:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_464That's just Korean culture, isn't it? Who am I to judge another country's culture?
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1:57:03–1:57:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_465I don't know what the poo looks like when the baby only has milk. Does it come out white?
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1:57:20–1:57:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_466So imagine you try and drink milk all day long every day and then do a poo.
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1:57:30–1:57:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_467Wouldn't it just come out like slush?
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1:57:36–1:57:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_468No fiber or carbs. It's just pure protein and nutrients.
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1:57:41–1:57:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_469It's better than birds though. Birds just puke up food into the baby's mouth.
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1:57:54–1:57:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_470See how stupid birds and reptiles are compared to mammals? You can really tell mammals are like the most advanced
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1:58:00–1:58:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_471New Age kind of life form. Reptiles, hundreds of millions of years old, billions of years old. The most ancient form of life on Earth
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1:58:11–1:58:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_472are things like reptiles
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1:58:24–1:58:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_473and then birds, and they just have stupidly inferior, dumb ways of doing everything. And then us mammals came along and we just dominated everything. We dominate the sea, dominate the land. We just don't dominate the air. The birds have that one.
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1:58:28–1:58:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_474We only got bats.
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1:58:47–1:58:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_475But we do everything better. We got stronger bones, we got placenta-based birth, we got lactating breasts.
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1:58:53–1:58:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_476What else we got?
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1:59:03–1:59:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_477And look at the apex predators of the ocean, all mammals. Whales, orcas, killer whales, dolphins— most intelligent fish species, but they're not fish, they're mammals because they got lungs. Did you know sharks don't even have bone skeletons? They got cartilage skeleton. Even like the biggest great white sharks get destroyed by an orca.
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1:59:11–1:59:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_478I wonder what whale milk tastes like.
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1:59:44–1:59:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_479I don't know what I'm talking about.
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1:59:48–1:59:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_480Oh yeah, vomiting into mouths.
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1:59:58–2:00:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_481Regurgitation. Stupid way of feeding your young.
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2:00:03–2:00:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_482That's why we're top of the food chain.
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2:00:17–2:00:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_483Before the meteor hit and wiped out all the dinosaurs, the only mammal we had was that tiny little mouse thing,
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2:00:26–2:00:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_484our great-great-great ancestor.
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2:00:34–2:00:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_485Before then, everything was just a big reptile
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2:00:38–2:00:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_486laying eggs, no milk.
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2:00:43–2:00:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_487And then they all died out because they were stupidly big and ran out of food.
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2:00:57–2:01:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_488They've got tiny brains as well.
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2:01:14–2:01:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_489It's who— what hours?
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2:01:22–2:01:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_490Halfway through the afternoon shift.
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2:01:29–2:01:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_491Is it Sunday? Oh no, it's Saturday.
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2:01:34–2:01:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_492I
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2:01:44–2:01:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_493feel sick.
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2:01:48–2:01:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_494Silent Hill video got 4.5K views. See, gaming is the way to go.
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2:02:24–2:02:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_495Women laying eggs like chickens is kind of weird.
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2:02:36–2:02:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_496Are you sure the anus wouldn't crack the egg?
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2:02:44–2:02:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_497You know, there's little quail eggs in the supermarket. You could probably fit those up your bum and then poop it out and cluck like a chicken.
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2:02:49–2:02:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_498Imagine babies get born out of the anus. That'd be weird.
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2:03:03–2:03:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_499I
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2:03:23–2:03:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_500don't want to
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2:03:33–2:03:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_501send my iPhone back. I like my iPhone. I really like— got Pushkin.
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2:03:47–2:04:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_502Look at Pushkin on the chair.
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2:04:09–2:04:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_503It cannot be comfy.
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2:04:16–2:04:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_504Storm chaser
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2:04:45–2:04:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_505on the moors of Devon.
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2:04:53–2:04:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_506Remember this? Body slammed the Bella box. Do you think that's why D-Mesh just stopped watching? Maybe he got upset.
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2:05:03–2:05:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_507Whacking air. I got so mad.
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2:05:13–2:05:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_508There's the sound.
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2:05:20–2:05:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_509That was good.
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2:05:34–2:05:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_510Yeah,
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2:05:47–2:05:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_511Dimash was annoying though. He kept saying, oh, it's about the SIM cards, you keep switching the SIM cards. Yeah, no shit. If I was going to go overseas, obviously I would get new SIM cards. If the whole fucking system breaks because I changed the SIM card, then it's pretty shit, isn't it? Fuck kind of system is that?
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2:05:50–2:06:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_512Kept saying it's because I'm changing the SIM cards.
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2:06:12–2:06:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_513If I was going to do traveling streams, yeah, I would need different SIM cards for every country I go to. Dumb stupid fucking Bella Box. Can't even turn on its hotspot outside of my house for God knows what reason. So changing the SIM cards confuses it. Well then it's fucking stupid, isn't it? What a dumb piece of
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2:06:19–2:06:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_514gear.
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2:06:41–2:06:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_515Imagine I land in Japan, I get Japanese SIM cards, I plug it all in, stupid thing doesn't work.
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2:06:46–2:06:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_516There's no point getting it all running perfectly with a certain type of SIM card and then it all falls apart when I take it out.
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2:06:53–2:07:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_517A lot of rubbish wasted. £240 on a piece of junk.
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2:07:05–2:07:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_518No, not now, but when I got the— the whole point of getting a BellaBox was because I thought I was going to go traveling and I wanted the stream to be stable, and I thought that was going to fix all the problems. And really, I didn't need it.
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2:07:18–2:07:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_519Now I'm stuck with a stupid orange pie that has no use.
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2:07:42–2:07:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_520It was so annoying that it only worked when I turned it on in the house.
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2:08:05–2:08:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_521Needs a pee.
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2:08:23–2:08:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_522Everyone's leaving.
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2:09:45–2:09:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_523It's only 5. 5 PM is kind of late, I guess. They got 2-hour drive back to London. Babe Gibson's gone, in-laws leaving now.
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2:09:50–2:09:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_524BMW. Why is my mom shutting the gate? Oh, I guess everyone's home.
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2:10:12–2:10:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_525Guests have gone, just the 3 lords plus baby now.
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2:10:28–2:10:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_526I don't know,
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2:10:49–2:10:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_527Chuff Weeze was always annoying and patronizing and moral grandstanding. Which I find really annoying.
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2:11:06–2:11:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_528He even had a whine because I bought my sister dummies for the baby. He was like, oh, giving baby a dummy is evil. Oh, shut up. You think everything's fucking evil. Such a whinger. Imagine thinking giving the baby a dummy is bad.
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2:11:27–2:11:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_529You know, he whines about everything I do. It's so annoying, like worse than TB nagging Nancy. Nancy.
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2:11:49–2:11:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_530It's pretty normal to give a baby a pacifier, isn't it? I don't know how you can find something to whine about everything I do.
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2:12:04–2:12:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_531Get the fuck out of here.
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2:12:15–2:12:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_532How can you have a problem with giving a baby a dummy?
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2:12:28–2:12:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_533I forgot why I banned Muff.
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2:12:38–2:12:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_534I don't even remember.
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2:12:43–2:12:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_535I didn't do nothing to no animals
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2:13:29–2:13:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_536apart from eat their flesh.
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2:13:34–2:13:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_537Eat their decaying, rotting flesh.
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2:13:40–2:13:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_538I don't know, I got bored of gaming because it takes effort, doesn't it?
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2:14:23–2:14:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_539I don't like having to put effort into things. Now those bubbles— I mean puzzles on Silent Hill F really pissed me off. You gotta solve some stupid symbol thing By looking at these wooden plates whilst the stupid monster is trying to hit you, and then it doesn't even tell you what you're supposed to do.
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2:14:51–2:15:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_540I only like games like Mario Kart where you don't have to put any brain power into it. It just feels good.
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2:15:21–2:15:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_541I don't like puzzles.
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2:15:28–2:15:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_542嗯。
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2:16:22–2:16:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_543I've got to do more reps with the dumbbell. I only did 2 sets.
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2:17:22–2:17:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_544Okay,
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2:18:09–2:18:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_545I'm done.
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2:18:17–2:18:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_546Can't be bothered today.
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2:18:22–2:18:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_547Ah, not really making any progress anymore.
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2:18:31–2:18:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_548It just stays the same size.
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2:18:35–2:18:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_549And don't say eat more. I ate so much I felt sick.
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2:18:41–2:18:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_550Hate overeating.
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2:18:53–2:18:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_551Got a long drive tomorrow. I'm gonna be on the road for 3 hours.
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2:18:59–2:19:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_552Car's fully charged, tires are pumped.
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2:19:06–2:19:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_553What I like about games is when
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2:19:37–2:19:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_554I like it when they give you different ways to solve problems.
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2:19:51–2:19:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_555Like, I like Cyberpunk because you could be stealthy, or you could go in guns blazing, or you could hack the computers and use the cybernetics, or you could use speech and charisma.
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2:19:57–2:20:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_556I don't like it when they force you to do something in a certain way.
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2:20:19–2:20:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_557Like, I hated Metal Gear Solid because they don't want you to kill the enemies. You got to tranquilize them,
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2:20:24–2:20:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_558and then sometimes if you accidentally killed someone, it would fail the mission. Just let me do what I want.
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2:20:35–2:20:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_559I thought that's the whole point of playing video games.
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2:20:44–2:20:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_560I like it when you get different weapons as well. You get bored of one playstyle, you can switch it up. That's why Elden Ring was so good.
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2:20:58–2:21:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_561Some of the weapons were just so stupid in Elden Ring,
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2:21:25–2:21:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_562like daggers. Have you ever tried using daggers or like dual-wield axes? Barely does any damage.
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2:21:29–2:21:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_563Daggers were so rubbish. I tried to make like a stealth dagger build, like a rogue.
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2:21:41–2:21:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_564Yeah, just like recently I like playing Call of Duty on my iPhone.
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2:22:06–2:22:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_565Do you want to see? It's so much fun.
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2:22:12–2:22:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_566Whack Division. Where's my controller?
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2:22:23–2:22:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_567For some reason it's not connecting wirelessly.
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2:22:35–2:22:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_568Do you think it's gonna work?
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2:22:48–2:22:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_569This button works and it takes you to this app store,
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2:22:53–2:22:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_570but then it doesn't work in the actual game.
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2:23:01–2:23:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_571I don't understand. It used to work. I forgot how you link it.
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2:23:07–2:23:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_572It says Bluetooth is connected. It says
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2:23:17–2:23:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_573connected. Don't understand. So now I have to use a wire to connect it.
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2:23:25–2:23:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_574Where's my wire? This will work.
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2:23:37–2:23:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_575And
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2:23:50–2:23:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_576then do this, push it up to get the port.
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2:23:54–2:24:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_577Does it work yet? It doesn't work.
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2:24:13–2:24:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_578Uh, why?
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2:24:23–2:24:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_579That button works. It takes a screenshot.
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2:24:46–2:24:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_580Stop telling me what to press.
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2:24:55–2:24:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_581I just want to
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2:25:02–2:25:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_582do multiplayer.
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2:25:07–2:25:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_583Oh, it's working. Look, look at this game. Stupid tripod, get in there.
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2:25:20–2:25:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_584Look how cool this game is.
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2:25:31–2:25:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_585Oh, it's, it's so smooth. Look at the graphics.
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2:25:42–2:25:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_586Can you believe this is on the phone?
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2:25:52–2:25:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_587What? Fucking idiot.
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2:25:58–2:26:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_588I can play this for hours.
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2:26:04–2:26:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_589When's Rainbow Six coming out?
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2:26:26–2:26:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_590UAV online. Get down, sniper!
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2:26:44–2:26:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_591Tango
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2:26:53–2:26:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_592down! Contact with enemy.
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2:26:55–2:27:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_593Sniper hunter killer drone deployed. Predator missile inbound.
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2:27:08–2:27:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_594Oh,
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2:27:16–2:27:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_595this game is so good. They don't have anything like this on Switch.
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2:27:22–2:27:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_596Oh, what?
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2:27:30–2:27:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_597Enemy in sight. The graphics are really good as well. UAV online.
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2:27:32–2:27:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_598Friendly hunter-killer drone deployed.
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2:27:44–2:27:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_599What? How do you not kill me? Are these bots or something? They seem really dumb.
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2:28:09–2:28:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_600Rag out. Be advised, possible presence of smoke action. Reloading. UAV online. Sniper. Target down.
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2:28:25–2:28:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_601Contact with enemy.
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2:28:49–2:28:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_602I'm so good
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2:28:59–2:29:02 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_603at
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2:29:07–2:29:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_604this game.
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2:29:14–2:29:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_605Oh, they're not bots, they're real people.
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2:29:16–2:29:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_606That guy's— the guy sniping is definitely not a bot.
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2:29:21–2:29:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_607See, that guy is not a bot. Look, he's hiding in the corner.
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2:29:42–2:29:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_608Throwing smoke grenade.
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2:29:49–2:29:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_609We win
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2:30:17–2:30:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_610easy.
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2:30:23–2:30:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_611This game's so fun to just have a podcast on and play it and put on a podcast on the computer and just sit here playing this.
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2:30:27–2:30:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_612So much fun.
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2:30:35–2:30:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_613It's way more fun than Switch. Nice work. Well done.
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2:30:44–2:30:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_614Rainbow Six, we Pretty fun if it was like this.
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2:31:22–2:31:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_615Look at my skill.
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2:31:43–2:31:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_616I like the shotgun. Shotgun's pretty cool.
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2:31:53–2:31:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_617Oh, stupid sniper. I hate people sniping.
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2:32:24–2:32:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_618Hostile sentry gun in your
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2:32:44–2:32:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_619AO.
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2:32:48–2:32:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_620Yeah, people sniping are definitely not bots.
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2:33:15–2:33:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_621See that prick in there sniping? Fucking annoying.
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2:33:27–2:33:31 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_622Enemy
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2:33:35–2:33:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_623down.
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2:33:40–2:33:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_624Grenade out. Won't be advised. Hang out.
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2:33:53–2:34:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_625We
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2:34:09–2:34:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_626lost the lead. UAV recon standing by. Repeat, UAV recon is standing by. The enemy is jamming our radar.
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2:34:11–2:34:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_627Heads up, enemy RAPs deployed. Be advised, hostile sentry spotted.
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2:34:22–2:34:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_628Bring it up,
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2:34:34–2:34:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_629squad.
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2:34:39–2:34:42 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_630Lost the lead.
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2:34:45–2:34:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_631Get down, sniper!
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2:34:57–2:35:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_632What was that?
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2:35:06–2:35:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_633Enemy in sight.
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2:35:11–2:35:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_634We lost.
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2:35:20–2:35:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_635Yeah, this idiot sniping everyone, making it boring.
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2:35:30–2:35:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_636Priority task failure. Return to base.
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2:35:45–2:35:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_637Can't believe this game's free as well.
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2:35:59–2:36:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_638Enemy in sight.
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2:36:07–2:36:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_639Enemy in sight. Oh, it started.
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2:36:15–2:36:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_640Friendly RAPS activated.
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2:36:32–2:36:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_641Well, that's what I did yesterday for 4 hours nearly.
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2:38:42–2:38:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_642It was better when the controller connected wirelessly, but now it needs to be connected. I don't know why it doesn't connect automatically anymore.
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2:38:47–2:38:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_643Bah.
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2:39:12–2:39:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_644Gaming made me lose 15 viewers.
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2:39:34–2:39:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_645My viewership tanks when I start gaming.
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2:40:19–2:40:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_646I'm gonna get some crisps, wait for you to come back, I guess.
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2:40:26–2:40:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_647You people. So weird. You'd rather watch me sitting here burping than playing a game. You make no fucking sense. I play a game for like 10 minutes and I drop down to 40 viewers. I stop the game and I'm just sitting here burping and then back up to 60. You people are fucking weird.
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2:48:27–2:48:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_648You'd rather watch me sitting here burping, vomiting my mouth Whilst not even saying anything. I don't know what's wrong with you.
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2:48:53–2:48:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_649As soon as I play a game, you're like, oh, boring, click off. And then as soon as I stop the game, the numbers go back up.
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2:49:10–2:49:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_650Well, I guess I just gotta sit here doing nothing then.
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2:50:47–2:50:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_651I don't know what to do for the future. I might just alternate between my Devon house and here.
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2:50:59–2:51:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_652I get bored here, I'll go back to Devon. I get bored in Devon, I'll come back here. And then in between, I've got a weed girl because she lives right in the middle of Devon and Kent.
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2:51:09–2:51:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_653Whoa, thanks so much. Hi Daniel, I'm here to apologize. I'm sorry, I'm sorry that you're ugly. I'm sorry that you have no talent. I'm sorry that your songs aren't good. I'm sorry that you're so crazy that all of your girlfriends have broken up with you. Fuck you.
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2:51:33–2:51:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_654Call me ugly one more time, bitch.
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2:51:55–2:51:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_655Double dare
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2:52:05–2:52:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_656you, you fucking asshole.
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2:52:15–2:52:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_657I have loads of things going on in my life, actually. I've got 2 houses, I've got a girl, I've got a car.
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2:53:16–2:53:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_658What more do you need?
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2:53:27–2:53:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_659I've got great hair.
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2:53:32–2:53:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_660Yeah, I'm only not content in life is because I want a breakthrough breakout way of making more money, and I have no clue how to do that.
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2:53:41–2:53:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_661I want a genius idea where I can make lots of money.
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2:53:57–2:53:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_662Not just scrounging pennies on the dollar.
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2:54:04–2:54:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_663I don't know what to do.
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2:54:09–2:54:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_664I'm on my genius idea and then I market it like I invent something
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2:54:13–2:54:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_665or find some viral new way of making content.
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2:54:21–2:54:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_666I was excited about life back in 2018, '19, because YouTube thing, I was good at it. I was good at generating views, but now I'm not.
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2:54:27–2:54:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_667I don't know what else to do.
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2:54:44–2:54:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_668I could review rubbish hotels. Staying at the worst hotel in my city. I'm sorry that most people feel that you should kill yourself. I'm sorry that you're such a narcissist that you can't see how delusional you are. I'm sorry that you're so insecure about being skinny you take every chance to call people fat. Sparkling heart.
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2:55:06–2:55:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_669Thanks for the free money. Don't really care.
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2:55:36–2:55:38 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_670Yeah, thanks
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2:55:56–2:55:59 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_671for increasing my dollar per hour by $1 or $2.
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2:56:11–2:56:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_672Uh, they make such noise, don't they, these motorbikes? For the amount of noise they make, they don't even go fast.
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2:57:20–2:57:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_673They're like doing 20 miles per hour and making all this sound as if they're about to break the sound barrier, whereas my Peugeot could do 0 to 60 in 7 seconds and not make a sound at all.
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2:57:37–2:57:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_674So much bluster. Nothing to show for it.
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2:57:54–2:57:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_675Where's my Amazon? I ordered some protein bars. Gotta get ripped.
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2:58:24–2:58:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_676Lacking in several bolsters.
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2:58:40–2:58:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_677Oh.
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2:59:43–2:59:43 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_678No, I'm not doing anything. I'm gonna sit here for another 1 hour and 10 minutes, and then I'm gonna go for dinner,
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3:00:40–3:00:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_679and there's nothing you can do. To change it.
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3:00:53–3:00:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_680Playing my new iPhone Air.
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3:01:48–3:01:50 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_681嗯。
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3:04:47–3:05:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_682Oh,
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3:05:12–3:05:12 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_683hey,
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3:05:16–3:05:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_684yeah.
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3:05:29–3:05:29 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_685iPhone Air.
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3:06:56–3:06:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_686S10 Plus.
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3:07:20–3:07:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_687Oh.
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3:07:48–3:07:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_6881 hour to go and then dinner.
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3:09:15–3:09:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_689Might just be leftovers. She made quite a lot of food for lunch. Lasagna, shepherd's pie.
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3:09:34–3:09:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_690She does cook Malaysian food. She made Malaysian curry a couple days ago.
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3:10:02–3:10:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_691嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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3:10:20–3:10:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_692Ow, ow. I don't like sitting down too long. Hurts my joints.
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3:10:59–3:11:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_693Gotta put this in the car tomorrow
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3:12:07–3:12:12 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_694in case I don't come back. I don't know if I'm coming back or not. I might— I don't know, I think I might come back.
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3:12:14–3:12:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_695It has been really nice in my bedroom. Maybe I'll go back to Devon next week.
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3:12:22–3:12:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_696Maybe next weekend I'll go back.
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3:12:34–3:12:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_697Maybe things will be different next week because my sister and everyone won't be here.
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3:12:43–3:12:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_698I feel kind of emotionally detached from the Devon house now,
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3:12:57–3:13:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_699like I could wake up tomorrow with dementia and completely forgot— forget about it.
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3:13:03–3:13:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_700嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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3:15:01–3:15:16 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_701Might wear my jumper.
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3:17:05–3:17:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_702I actually quite like this jumper.
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3:17:32–3:17:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_703It's nice and comfy because it's not too tight.
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3:17:37–3:17:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_704Baggy jumpers are kind of nice.
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3:17:43–3:17:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_70550 minutes to go. Thank fuck.
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3:18:17–3:18:19 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_706Oh, this stream's getting harder and harder.
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3:18:22–3:18:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_707To do now.
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3:18:30–3:18:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_708I don't know how much longer I can do it, but even with just 50 viewers, I'm still making $2,000 a month.
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3:18:36–3:18:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_709If I had 20 viewers, I still make $1,000 a month, which means I would still have to do it.
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3:18:47–3:18:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_710I'm
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3:19:03–3:19:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_711not even hungry.
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3:19:09–3:19:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_712I've
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3:19:19–3:19:21 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_713got iPhone Air and Flip 7 and iPhone 12 Mini and S10 Plus.
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3:19:35–3:19:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_714I use all of them at the same time every day.
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3:19:44–3:19:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_715I need my tech.
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3:19:56–3:19:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_716See that? I can look at my phone at the same time while streaming.
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3:20:01–3:20:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_717iPhone Air was £1,000.
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3:20:06–3:20:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_718嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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3:20:36–3:20:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_719My favorite phone, easily the Air. It feels so nice in the hand.
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3:21:11–3:21:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_720Yeah, okay, maybe it doesn't do anything differently than a cheap phone,
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3:21:19–3:21:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_721but it feels nice. It's like an ugly girlfriend doesn't do anything differently to a beautiful girlfriend, does it? Still has a hole that gets wet,
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3:21:24–3:21:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_722but a beautiful girlfriend feels nicer in the hand.
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3:21:36–3:21:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_723The way it feels when you hold it and touch it, it's what makes it worth the money.
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3:21:45–3:21:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_724That's my answer when people keep saying, oh, what does it do different? It doesn't do anything fucking differently, okay? Does exactly the same thing phones have always done. Doesn't fly, it doesn't glow in the dark,
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3:21:55–3:22:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_725it just feels nice, okay? Leave me alone.
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3:22:12–3:22:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_726Got Obsidian Black.
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3:22:18–3:22:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_727I don't like the white one because it's got those metallic edges. I like the dark edges.
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3:22:22–3:22:27 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_728It's nice to be able to drive, not have to rely on people. I just go where I want, come back when I want. Don't need to book a ticket or
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3:23:03–3:23:12 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_729anything. Ultimate freedom. Amazon's nearly here.
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3:23:16–3:23:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_730They should make a plane where you can jump out of it and then it autopilots its way back to the runway, and then you just parachute down to where you want to go.
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3:23:42–3:23:51 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_731How cool would that be?
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3:23:55–3:23:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_732Should be easy. Like, it just engages autopilot, heads back to the runway,
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3:24:03–3:24:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_733because you can't land your plane where you're going. No one's got a runway in their back garden, so you parachute down.
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3:24:13–3:24:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_734Now the problem is when you want to leave.
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3:24:23–3:24:25 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_735Then the plane autopilots back to where you are, but then how do you get up to the plane? Maybe a rope drops down
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3:24:28–3:24:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_736and get a jetpack, fly back up to the plane.
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3:24:43–3:24:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_737I'm not hemorrhaging viewers.
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3:24:59–3:25:01 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_738I'm at the same viewers for months now, 50 to 60, and I still make $2K a month.
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3:25:03–3:25:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_739It's probably not going to drop less than that.
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3:25:11–3:25:13 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_740I've always had my core viewers that stick around no matter what.
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3:25:21–3:25:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_741Yeah, I'm a bit disappointed. I thought coming back to my mum's house would make the viewers go up,
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3:25:50–3:25:54 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_742but it didn't. I think it's because people know that I'm going back to the Devon house.
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3:25:56–3:26:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_743This is just a temporary stop by.
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3:26:06–3:26:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_744Or is it?
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3:26:10–3:26:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_745Oh, it's on my Amazon.
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3:26:17–3:26:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_746Don't know, it's got ladder on the top. Things just jip over.
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3:26:21–3:26:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_747People keep thinking something interesting is gonna happen, but it's not, trust me.
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3:26:45–3:26:48 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_748Oh, there's the Amazon.
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3:27:06–3:27:07 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_749Big white van.
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3:27:09–3:27:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_750Oh, is it another gypsy?
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3:27:17–3:27:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_751People think things are ever gonna be like how they were before with me, though, would you hear it?
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3:27:26–3:27:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_752You got a long wait to wait
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3:27:33–3:27:36 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_753if you think that's gonna happen again.
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3:27:39–3:27:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_754Get my package.
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3:28:43–3:28:44 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_755I've got some of these
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3:30:18–3:30:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_756chewy mango.
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3:30:22–3:30:24 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_757Good source of protein.
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3:30:26–3:30:28 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_758Mango is bodybuilders' superfood, if you didn't know.
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3:30:57–3:31:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_759It's got muscle-enhancing vitamins.
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3:31:03–3:31:06 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_760But I wouldn't expect you to know that.
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3:31:15–3:31:17 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_761Gorillas eat fruit all day and they're the strongest apes in the world.
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3:31:43–3:31:47 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_762Okay, I'm here to get the iPhone. Jeff Bezos is here. Wow, great actor. Jeff Bezos is so rich, he got divorced and he's still the richest man in the world. Steve, do you have anything you want to add about Mr. Bezos? No, I like getting my packages on time. Jeff Bezos is here. Wow, great actor. Jeff Bezos
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3:32:41–3:33:09 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_763is so rich he got divorced and he's still the richest man in the world. Steve, do you have anything you want to add about Mr. Bezos? This girl poured liquid
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3:33:09–3:33:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_764Check out these, uh, these cars. They got these like wrappers wrapped around them. When you park your car for a long period of time, you have to put one of those like diaper things around it. It keeps the rats out. Rats come up and chew your wires and, uh, you got a really expensive repair you got to
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3:33:23–3:33:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_765do. Look at that. In Vietnam, they got to put these things around their cars or rats chew the wires. People wonder why I don't want to live in Southeast Asia. Oh yeah, cheaper in Asia. Yeah, it's also shit and full of rats. And look at the road. What is that? Cracked and crumbling. What is that? It's like
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3:33:37–3:34:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_766lumps of cement.
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3:34:04–3:34:05 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_767They just don't know how to build anything there.
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3:34:08–3:34:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_768Everything looks ugly.
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3:34:14–3:34:15 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_769This roller coaster is cheap for a reason.
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3:34:18–3:34:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_770Excuse me, do you have any big— I have 90 days to make a million dollars.
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3:34:28–3:34:34 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_771Hello from Hilton Germany at Seating Street, and on this trip we have a Houston Air. 41 viewers. Oh my God, fuck you guys. I'm not even gonna bother.
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3:34:41–3:34:57 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_772Fuck all you.
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3:35:00–3:35:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_773Hate you all.
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3:35:03–3:35:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_774Fucking useless shits.
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3:35:09–3:35:10 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_775This is kind of insane. So Sean's next impact has the second screen. What the fuck is that arrow, sir? I can't wait for this movie. What are you eating? Eating? You think pineapple will on some means is bad? Yes, use it for as long as you like. However, when it is no longer of use, do not leave
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3:35:13–3:35:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_776it in the countryside or the sea. Dispose of it in a refuse container. The world belongs to us all. We must protect it. This bag is made of plastic.
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3:35:40–3:35:55 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_77738 views. Ah, fuck this. I'm thankful to you. Fuck you people. Fuck. Idiots.
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3:36:15–3:36:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_778Fuck all you stupid, useless fucking idiots.
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3:36:48–3:36:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_779Can't be fucking bothered.
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3:36:57–3:36:58 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_780Stupid fucking people.
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3:37:01–3:37:03 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_781Maybe park.
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3:37:25–3:37:26 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_782はい。
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3:39:00–3:39:14 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_7837 minutes to go.
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4:00:35–4:00:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_784And I'm out of here.
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4:00:40–4:00:40 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_785Why no Pushkin today?
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4:01:31–4:01:32 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_786Even Pushkin abandoned me after I bought him all the treats.
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4:01:37–4:01:41 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_787Useless cat.
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4:01:44–4:01:45 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_788Useless viewers.
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4:01:48–4:01:49 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_789Da na na na na na na na. Ah.
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4:02:13–4:02:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_790Tonight it's Bruce's leftovers from lunch.
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4:03:09–4:03:11 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_791And apple crumble.
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4:03:15–4:03:22 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_792It's my last night tonight.
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4:04:28–4:04:30 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_793Tomorrow night I'll be making love.
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4:04:35–4:04:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_794Every time I game, I lose 20 viewers.
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4:04:44–4:04:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_795I had 65, dropped down to 44 when I started gaming.
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4:04:48–4:04:52 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_796It's not a good idea.
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4:04:56–4:04:56 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_797Maybe if I enjoyed the gaming, sure, why not? But I don't even enjoy the gaming.
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4:05:13–4:05:18 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_798I don't know what other tech to review. I'm not buying another iPhone for 8K views.
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4:05:27–4:05:33 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_799Gaming PCs don't really trend. Because it's not like a standalone project product like a Steam Deck. It's just a Frankenstein mishmash of different parts.
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4:05:42–4:05:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_800Like, how can you say, do not buy my custom-built blah blah blah blah blah blah? No one's gonna buy anyway.
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4:05:55–4:06:04 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_801Do— I mean, you could do individual parts, like do not buy the RTX 5080, it's an inferior graphics card.
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4:06:14–4:06:20 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_802Yeah, that's what I just said.
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4:06:22–4:06:23 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_803Do not buy Kingston 32GB RAM, it's so rubbish. I don't even know what to say.
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4:06:26–4:06:37 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_804You'll get all technical and nerdy about computer parts, don't you? Like that Game— Gamers Nexus guy
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4:06:39–4:06:46 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_805running the benchmarks and then compare them to all the other ones.
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4:06:50–4:06:53 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_806No, I don't want to do gaming. This just makes me more depressed because my viewers drop.
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4:06:57–4:07:00 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_807Get more views if I get a wig and wear the wig and say I'm Danielle now.
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4:07:03–4:07:08 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_808Well, at 7, I'm going down for dinner. See you
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4:07:32–4:07:35 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_809in about 2 hours.
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4:07:38–4:07:39 · rev_5852aa14e846319b7a7cdcfde3d73cff_810