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I'm back In Japan (Archive part 2)
2019-06-06 · 5 hr 7 min
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Oh, I feel drunk. I feel drunk and jet-lagged. Not a good combination.
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4:47–4:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_0Also, I'm very constipated. I went to the toilet about 5 times yesterday, and every time I just shat out a tiny little piece. Took ages to get out.
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4:56–5:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1What should I have? I need my Weetabix.
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5:10–5:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_2I need some fiber.
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5:15–5:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_3I didn't wash my hands because I used the bidet, the little robot arm that sprays water up your anus. Feels nice.
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5:19–5:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_4You don't have to use any tissue either, it just The water sprays out all the poo on your hole,
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5:31–5:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_5so I didn't touch anything, so why do I need to wash my hands?
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5:40–5:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_6Am I close to Chihiro? Not really. It's about half an hour by train, but the train goes directly to her station, which is pretty cool. The station I'm at is connected directly to her station, no transfers.
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6:02–6:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_7Any games I recommend? My number one favorite games— favorite game is Rainbow Six, and recently I've gotten back into XCOM. I played that for hours on the plane. It was really fun.
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6:25–6:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_8XCOM's quite good. I still haven't played XCOM 2. I prefer the original. It's just so it's more simple. I prefer when games are simple. When you get to the sequel, they just add all this crap onto it that's not really needed.
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6:43–6:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_9And Kingdom Come: Deliverance is pretty good. It's like Skyrim, but there's no magic or monsters, and it's set in Czech Republic, and the story is quite interesting. You're basically this guy who's really dumb and knows nothing, and then you have to train him up to be good at stuff.
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7:01–7:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_10And his parents get killed by some Hungarian warlord, and then, uh,
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7:27–7:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_11you have to find a sword that was made by his dad. It's quite interesting.
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7:36–7:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_12It's relaxing. I'd say it's like, like a simulation game. Makes you feel like you're in— I don't know when it's set, it's like the 1500s or something.
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7:49–8:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_13The combat system's a bit annoying. I don't like it. The sword fighting feels weird. It's not like hack and slash. You have to time your, your blocks and your slashes.
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8:05–8:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_14I guess it's more strategic than just hacking and slashing. I prefer hacking and slashing, really. I don't like how it feels. You have to choose the direction that you're slashing at and the direction—
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8:24–8:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_15no, you have to predict the direction of oncoming attacks and then block them.
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8:37–8:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_16My laptop, my wife sold it. She said she sold it for about $1,000. I bought it for $1,800.
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8:51–8:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_17Lost a lot of money there, but it's okay. I got a new one. This one's actually a slightly better model, but the screen's smaller. It's a 15-inch screen. My old laptop was a 17-inch, but 15-inch is nice as well because it's easier to carry.
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9:01–9:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_18My laptop is so much better than my desktop PC. Rainbow Six plays so smoothly and there's no lag, and switching between windows is almost instant. On my desktop computer, which is about 4 years old now, took ages when you minimize Rainbow Six and it kept stuttering. I had to make sure Streamlabs, Streamlabs and Edge and anything else
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9:23–9:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_19had to be closed down whilst I was playing Rainbow Six, otherwise it would be really laggy.
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9:48–9:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_20This, this laptop is so much better.
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9:59–10:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_21Did I bring the Yeti? No, I left that at home. Don't really need it. I can stream on my phone and the audio sounds fine. And, um, I brought this tiny plug-in mic for the phone, directional shotgun mic. That works pretty well.
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10:06–10:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_22I thought you left it at the hotel. I was going to. I decided to bring it back because I thought I'd need it. I do need it in England when I'm streaming. I don't really need it here. Do I live on the Osaka Loop Line? No,
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10:41–10:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_23I live nearby a station that's on the Loop Line.
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11:02–11:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_24Why don't you do something? Show us around the neighborhood. It's not really that interesting.
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11:08–11:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_25All Japanese towns, they all look the same. It's just a bunch of roads and buildings.
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11:15–11:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_26I think it stopped raining.
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11:25–11:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_27You can just go onto Google Maps. If I streamed outside, the quality would be so bad, it would be all pixelated. You'd have a better experience going, going onto Google Maps doing Street View.
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11:45–11:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_28I can't wait to go to bed. I'm so sleepy. It's only quarter past 2. What am I gonna do? I might stream for another hour,
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12:13–12:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_29maybe another 2 hours, and then I want to play some Rainbow Six. And I want to do some drawing.
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12:25–12:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_30I started a new drawing, and the idea is it's this skinny bony guy on all fours on the ground, and then on his back he has a bunch of little guys riding him, and one of them has a fishing rod, and he's kind of like dangling a carrot on a stick in front of the guy, but instead
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12:35–12:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_31of a carrot it's YouTube money, you know, the green monetization. And then the guy's on all fours, he's like trying to reach, grab, reach out for the ad revenue.
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12:58–13:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_32I think it's a pretty funny idea, and, and it's kind of how I feel when it comes to doing YouTube.
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13:11–13:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_33People kept saying my last drawing was um, self-victimization. Because the last drawing, if you saw it on my Instagram, it was a YouTuber in like a wooden booth, and he's sitting there like this looking all depressed. There's a crowd of people swearing at him, pointing at him, laughing at him, and then behind the crowds of people there's
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13:22–13:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_34this big woman and she has devil horns.
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13:46–13:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_35And then people were being way too serious about it, like a lot of people are when it comes to my content, saying stuff like, oh Daniel, it's your fault people treat you like that. Oh, you're just self-victimizing yourself. You don't have to live like that if you change your attitude. Or you only get that kind of reaction
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13:52–14:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_36because of how you are. You put out what you get. Calm down, it's just a drawing I did exaggerating my emotions.
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14:12–14:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_37People taking it way too seriously.
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14:22–14:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_38It was just something I came up with when I was feeling emotional, and then I just— what's the word— I exaggerated it a bit to make it into an interesting piece of art. Yeah, I know not everyone hates me, and I know people react the way they do to me. Because of how I portray myself. I'm not
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14:26–14:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_39stupid.
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14:51–14:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_40People keep telling me things as if I don't know them, pointing out really obvious things. I'm not as dumb as people think, okay?
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15:00–15:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_41Sometimes I feel emotional and have all these negative thoughts, and yeah, they're not realistic thoughts
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15:18–15:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_42and, and they're not rational thoughts, but they're just emotions, you know.
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15:28–15:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_43And it's kind of fun putting those emotions into words or into artwork.
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15:42–15:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_44Maybe I put too much emotion into my videos. I'm too emo.
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15:57–16:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_45Maybe I'll make a coffee. Drinking a beer wasn't a good idea. That just makes me more sleepy.
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16:14–16:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_46It's been such a long time since I've done a proper drawing. Last time I did a proper drawing was about 2017, before I came to Japan. I drew— I think I drew myself taking a picture of a very tiny naked woman. I drew a lot of pervy stuff back then, a lot of naked women.
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16:29–16:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_47Oh yeah, there's this one drawing I did. It was this big purple humanoid monster thing, and he had a naked woman tied up on a stake, and she was tied up like this, and you could see her boobs and her nips and her pubic hair. And I put it on my Patreon, and Patreon sent me a warning
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16:53–17:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_48email saying that I had to set— either set my Patreon to adult only or set the drawing to, to private so only patrons can see it. I ended up taking it down
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17:13–17:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_49just because I drew some fake nipples and pubic hair on a cartoon character.
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17:26–17:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_50I want to do more sexual artwork.
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17:37–17:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_51You should have seen one of my, my old YouTube channels I had around. I used to have a different channel Around 2011, and I used to make these animations on it, these sick animations of fat Asian giant women getting gangbanged by a group of fat bald little guys. It was so funny though, and I'd make them kind
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17:42–18:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_52of animated and I put sound effects. I'd get sound effects off YouTube like wet slushing water sound and men groaning sound effects, and I download them and put them onto the video. And one of them was this giant woman in the sea squeezing her tits, and then milk was coming out of her nipples, and it was like
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18:11–18:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_53an ocean of milk. And then another one was about 6 little fat bald guys carrying this fat Asian girl who's naked tied up into the woods. And then they were like walking along.
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18:31–18:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_54I had all these messed up animations I did. I wish I saved them, they were pretty funny.
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18:47–18:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_55I kind of like doing those messed up sexual drawings. They're just kind of fun.
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19:10–19:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_56What would I do now? I don't really have any ideas. Maybe I have this weird fetish for gangbang. Gangbanging
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19:24–19:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_57of giant women.
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19:37–19:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_58It's just kind of hot for some reason,
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19:44–19:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_59you know? Like, I don't want to start talking about this, I might get in trouble.
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19:49–19:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_60I have this weird fetish of tiny midget guys gangbanging a giant fat Asian girl. I don't know what that is though. I've never seen anything like that. It's just in my mind,
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19:58–20:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_61you know, like maybe a gang of dwarves from Lord of the Rings gangbanging some giant woman. I think that's kind of hot.
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20:13–20:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_62Oh, what about a gang of tiny women gangbanging one giant guy? No, that wouldn't work. If his cock's really big, how would they get it in?
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20:34–20:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_63This is like one of those questions when they ask you, would you rather fight one giant duck or 100 little ducks?
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20:51–20:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_64It's kind of like 100 big women with one normal guy, or 100 tiny women with one big guy. Or what about 100 big guys, one tiny woman? Now that would be weird. 100 tiny guys and one massive giant woman
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20:58–21:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_65where the guys are so small they can literally crawl into a
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21:20–21:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_66womanhole. Like, um, Snow White. Snow White gone wrong, where they line up one by one for some fun.
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21:35–21:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_67I love how if your mind is dirty enough, you can basically sexualize anything. Everything is sexualizable.
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21:55–22:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_68Did you really say if you saw Ben Dean on the street, you would punch him in the face? I probably did. Not, not seriously. I wouldn't really punch anyone. I was just joking around.
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22:06–22:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_69I don't remember which video I said that in. I think I've said that I would hit him with a stick from behind and then run away. I said that several times.
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22:21–22:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_70It's a joke. The joke is Tiny,
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22:39–22:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_71weak-looking stick Asian guy
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22:46–22:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_72saying something like, I'm gonna knock you out. I think it's funny, you know, like in Friends when Ross says, if, if I find out who so-and-so is, I'll hunt him down and kick his ass, and then Phoebe and Rachel just burst out laughing. It's that kind of humor. I wasn't being serious, I was just copying Friends.
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22:50–23:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_73Because the idea of Ross kicking anyone's ass is just funny, and I thought the idea of me knocking someone out would be funny. That's why I said it.
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23:13–23:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_74I wouldn't really knock out— why would I want to knock out Ben Dean?
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23:27–23:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_75I don't even remember saying it though.
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23:37–23:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_76It sounds like something I would say.
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23:41–23:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_77I'll make a coffee for you and me. I never used the kettle here before. So this bit plugs in here.
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24:01–24:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_78I can sense when you're home,
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24:22–24:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_79and it was very
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24:26–24:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_80Good. Isn't it nice when you think you're never going to see someone ever again
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24:31–24:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_81and then you do, and then you have sex?
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24:36–24:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_82It feels weird. It feels like you found a £20 note in your pocket that you didn't know was there.
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24:41–24:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_83Oh, stupid iPad.
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25:12–25:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_84I'm at my Airbnb.
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25:21–25:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_85I'm not at my wifey.
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25:25–25:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_86I got this coffee.
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25:30–25:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_877-Eleven. Starting to get hungry again.
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25:34–25:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_88I could make my noodles, I guess.
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25:40–25:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_89Oh, it's raining again. Quick, guys, come to my place. I'll give you shelter.
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25:46–25:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_90You know what, um, this feels like? Feels like you— who— whoever did this when they were a kid, when you would make a shelter outside in the rain and then you and your friends or your sister would Hide under the shelter,
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25:58–26:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_91make like a little camp or den. That's fun. I feel like I'm camping right now in someone's house.
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26:16–26:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_92Visit Chris. If I ever see Chris on the street, I'll knock him out.
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26:42–26:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_93Not really. I love you, Chris.
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26:52–26:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_94Christopher Broad. What do you think Chris's middle name is? I think it's something like Christopher James Broad. CJ. CJ Broad. Christopher James Broad.
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27:08–27:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_95I like
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27:36–27:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_96that
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27:42–27:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_97bit in Bending's new video where his friend EmilTube or something, he says, I like that part in Daniel's video where he says he'll knock you out, and then he spits out his food and starts laughing.
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27:51–28:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_98You could see the little grains of rice fly out of his mouth.
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28:10–28:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_99Better watch out, EmilTube. You're next. I've never heard of him before. I don't watch any Korean YouTubers. The only Korean YouTuber I knew— know is Ben Dean and Terry TV.
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28:16–28:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_100I have one coffee for you.
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28:34–28:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_101Chessmate Sugar. One for me and one for you.
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28:41–28:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_102I replayed that bit about 100 times. It made me laugh so much seeing him spit the food out like that, saying that he would— he said I said I'd knock out Ben Dean, and then Ben starts laughing.
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28:54–29:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_103I wish I was Bendine. Bendine, it must be so easy for Bendine to make content. Jesus, do you know how much effort I have to put into making content? I have to sit here all day long thinking about video ideas. Oh, what should I make today? What would my audience like to see? What would be funny? What
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29:18–29:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_104would get views? Ben Dean just wakes up and goes, um, so what should I eat today?
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29:39–29:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_105He could basically just eat anything and get a load of views. As long as he has something to eat, then he can just get views. It's not so easy for me.
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29:47–29:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_106Sometimes I have good ideas, like my ex-girlfriend tier list, That was a pretty good idea. And the whole sex doll thing I thought was quite good. But then I can't keep doing that. I need to find a new idea afterwards. BenDeen literally eats pizza for about 100 times, gets good views every time. I wish I could do
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30:00–30:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_107that. I wish I could just do what I'm doing now and get 100,000 views.
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30:20–30:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_108That's what I'm saying. I'm saying that people like Rachel and Jun, Ben Dean, that everyone says they make good content and they have good quality, but their content is just so easy to make compared to my content. I have to put a lot of creative thought and thinking into my stuff. It doesn't, it doesn't just come out
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30:32–30:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_109of nowhere.
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30:56–30:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_110Unless it's drama, okay? My drama videos are easy to make because it's me just telling you what's happening. That's, that's easy to make, but then I don't always have drama to talk
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31:13–31:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_111When I have no drama, I have to start thinking of video ideas. Like now, I don't have any ideas, so I don't know what to make.
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31:32–31:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_112If I spill my coffee on my gaming laptop, That's £1,000 down the drain.
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31:48–31:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_113Oh, I don't have any ideas apart from stuff with my wife.
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32:02–32:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_114Oh, I hope you're not going to be disappointed when I, when I tell you my next Next five videos are all going to be blah blah blah with my wife.
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32:11–32:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_115I wanted a Q&A with my with my mum. Oh, she's so hard to film. Number one, she hates being filmed. We had this massive argument because I said, "Can I make a video about you?"
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32:27–32:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_116where I say slightly negative things. And I said, the only negative thing I'd say about you is that you keep complaining about stuff. And then she absolutely went mental. We had this massive argument. We were shouting and swearing at each other. She was saying stuff like, if you make a video about me, I'll disown you. Don't you
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32:43–33:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_117dare make a video about me.
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33:04–33:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_118And then I was going, I won't make the video then. I was just asking you if it's okay with you. All I'm going to say is you're a bit annoying and you complain a lot. It's nothing serious. I'm just doing it so I can get views. She went absolutely mental.
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33:10–33:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_119She really hated that. Video I made called My Mum Is So Annoying. She made me take it down. No one noticed, but I took it down. She said her friends at work watched it and now they think I'm a horrible mum.
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33:32–33:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_120She said, why do I have to have a son like you who says horrible things about me? But the reason why I made that video was because she was saying horrible things about me in the first place.
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33:52–34:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_121I wasn't saying horrible things. I was just saying that she was saying horrible things to me. That's not saying something horrible. It's like, it's just so weird. It's like, imagine John calls Jack a piece of shit, and then Jack says, John called me a piece of shit, and then
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34:05–34:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_122John gets more upset Because Jack just explained what John said to him. Does that make sense?
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34:26–34:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_123I didn't say anything horrible about my mum. I just said that she says horrible things to me sometimes
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34:36–34:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_124and that it's annoying, which is all true.
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34:46–34:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_125But in her eyes, she saw it as me making an attack on her. Weird.
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34:57–35:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_126It's a shame because I think my mum has great comedic value, like that angry grandpa guy. I think she would be great as a, as a YouTube character. Can you imagine it? Angry Asian Mum. Be so funny if I just went around secretly filming her when she would go mental, start shouting. People would find that hilarious.
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35:20–35:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_127If I could record the arguments we've had and show it to you, You would find it so funny. It is, it's really funny when we have these massive arguments. We, we just swear at each other like, fuck you, I wish you fucking died. It's crazy.
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35:44–36:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_128But she's really, um, what's the word? She's really self-conscious about what people think of her. And about looking bad, losing face.
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36:07–36:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_129I would love to make a channel called Angry Asian Mum and then film us having arguments or her going crazy. Be great.
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36:43–36:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_130No, I wasn't farting. It was that plastic cup.
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37:20–37:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_131How does it feel to be back in Japan? I don't know. It feels weird. It feels like everything that happened in England, all the hospital stuff with my dad. It was like a dream. Now I'm back here in reality.
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37:26–37:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_132It was like some kind of nightmare, and now it's over. I guess it's over. The worst part is over. I don't want to bring everything down, but That moment
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37:46–38:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_133was the first time I've ever watched someone die. I can't believe I watched my own dad die right in front of my very eyes. Just watching him take his last breath. Oh, so weird if you think about it. Like, he's my dad. He probably saw me take my first breaths, and then me as the son, I saw
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38:03–38:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_134him take his last breaths. It's like the cycle is complete.
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38:24–38:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_135It's kind of poetic in a way.
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38:30–38:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_136Have you ever seen someone take their last breaths? It's creepy.
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38:34–38:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_137And when you think about it, we're always breathing, aren't we? From the, from the moment we're born, we're breathing every single day, every second we're taking breaths. And then you watch someone take their last breath, and it's like for the first time ever in their life they've stopped breathing.
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38:41–38:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_138His whole body was going pale, it started to go yellowish, and his earlobes went purple.
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39:03–39:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_139The whole dying process happens— starts happening so quickly.
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39:13–39:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_140It's just so weird. One minute they're alive and then the next they're dead. One minute they're a person and then next minute they're a corpse. So strange. And I was hoping that I'd be desensitized to death since I play so much video games where you kill people and I watch so many violent movies and I watch so
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39:20–39:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_141much violent TV where it's just people dying all the time. I thought that I might be a little bit desensitized to it, but I wasn't. It was really strange seeing it
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39:42–39:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_142in real life.
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39:55–39:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_143And then I touched his hand after he passed. I held his hand, which must have been the first time I ever held his hand since I was a kid. Me and my dad, we never touched each other. I don't remember the last time I touched his hand when he was alive. I touched his hand, I kind of
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40:03–40:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_144held his hand, I said, bye, Dad, walked out the room. That was the last time I saw his face.
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40:21–40:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_145Very weird experience.
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40:33–40:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_146Hmm, it's just strange that now he's just like a memory. He's not a person who's in my life anymore, he's just a memory. It's just weird how someone can go from being a very important person in your life to a memory. So quickly.
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40:45–41:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_147What does my dad look like? I have a photo here. I carry it around with me.
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41:09–41:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_148Well, that's my pimply face.
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41:20–41:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_149Make sure I don't show my card again.
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41:33–41:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_150Oh, thank you. Nope, nope, the night. Minimum wage jobs are terrible. I like your content, I find it relatable. Because I make nothing. I find it relatable because I make nothing and love you. I support some of your choices. My dad also died when I was 16. Thanks.
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41:45–42:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_151Which one do you think is harder, losing your dad when you're 16 or when you're older and when you're around my age, 30?
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42:12–42:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_152I guess it's easier when you're an adult because you're not a kid anymore, and then you're not really dependent on your parents anymore. I think it would be harder when you're a kid and you lose your parent.
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42:22–42:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_153I'm glad I had a good stable family when I was growing up. I can't imagine how tough it must be if your parents fought a lot, or if you only had one parent, or you had a violent household. It must be horrible.
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42:45–42:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_154I'm really grateful I had a loving, stable family when I grew up.
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43:01–43:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_155I had a nice, nice childhood. I had cats, nice home, loving parents. Everything was provided for me, my sister. We always had food on the table, always had electricity, always had the things we wanted.
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43:11–43:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_156I guess I owe my parents a lot.
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43:39–43:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_157My parents had very tough childhoods. My dad
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43:45–43:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_158had a very sad childhood. His parents, they got divorced. His family got split in 2. His mum took him and another one of his brothers away, and his other brothers were left behind with his dad, my granddad. In, in the house that my mum lives in now. That used to be my granddad's house.
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43:50–44:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_159And then my mum, I think she had an even worse childhood. She was the youngest of 7 children.
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44:14–44:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_160They had no money. She was abused and beaten by her mum,
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44:22–44:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_161forced to do all the cleaning, all the cooking. Treated like a slave.
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44:30–44:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_162I think that's why my parents kind of spoiled me and my sister, because they had terrible childhoods themselves, so they wanted to give their kids, me and my sister, a good, a good life
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44:38–44:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_163where everything was provided and
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44:52–44:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_164We were looked after.
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44:58–44:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_165Oh, why does it keep doing that stupid iPad?
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45:13–45:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_166Did I speak to my wife? Yes, I met her yesterday. It was really weird seeing her again. It's been 4 months since I saw her, and I thought 100% for sure I was not going back to her and we were done and I was gonna move on. I can't believe I came back.
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45:26–45:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_167Now that I think about it, I really admire my dad, everything he did, not just for me and my sister and for my mom, but for for his mum as well.
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46:09–46:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_168He redid the house,
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46:21–46:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_169made it something— turned it into something beautiful. I was looking at old pictures of my grandmother when she lived with us. I don't really remember it very well because I was about 12 when she moved in with us, and at that time I thought it was kind of annoying having her live with us. I just saw her
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46:26–46:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_170as this old woman,
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46:46–46:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_171but I never really thought about how she was actually a human being. She had her own struggles.
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46:49–46:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_172She had her own problems.
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46:57–46:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_173I found it hard
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47:01–47:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_174to realize that people have their own lives. And the world doesn't revolve around me. It sounds really stupid,
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47:05–47:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_175but I do kind of see myself as the main character in a video game and everyone else is NPCs. Oh, thank you. I've given up. What is a Huff?
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47:15–47:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_176Never seen that currency before.
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47:26–47:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_177I can just imagine how motivated my dad must have been moving into my granddad's house. He had 2 young kids, a wife to support, a family to support. He had his, his own mum
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47:38–47:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_178to do right by. He had this big house which was all falling apart to fix and repair. He must have woken up every morning feeling feeling so motivated to get things done, to provide for the family.
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47:51–48:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_179That must have just felt— I don't know, it must have given him so much purpose in life.
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48:07–48:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_180I think that's basically what drives a man, having that kind of responsibility, having kids and a family to provide for.
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48:19–48:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_181Having a goal like that must have been such a great goal for my dad, repairing my granddad's house for his own family.
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48:32–48:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_182I wish I had a goal like that.
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48:46–48:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_183I feel kind of envious of that. I always used to think it was lame. Oh, look at my dad working so hard. I'm glad I'm not like that. I used to think like that, but I don't think like that anymore. Oh, thank you. Nope, nope. I don't mean this in a rude way, but why do you live?
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48:50–49:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_184I don't know how to answer that question.
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49:10–49:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_185Because I was brought into this world because my parents wanted to have a child, I guess, is The easiest answer.
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49:15–49:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_186Do you mean what is my purpose of living?
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49:30–49:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_187I don't know. I don't have a purpose of living. That's why I feel so depressed. I think if I had a proper purpose, a real goal to strive for like my dad had, I don't think I'd feel depressed. I think I'd feel motivated. I'd feel like I'd have something that I wanted to and get done.
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49:35–49:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_188I think the reason why people feel empty and depressed is because they don't have a goal. They don't have something they want to strive for,
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49:54–50:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_189and they don't feel like they have a purpose in the world. So they feel depressed, they just spend all day playing video games.
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50:03–50:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_190Why did I remove my previous video? Because I don't think it was a good video. I didn't feel proud about it. People hated it. I was losing subs. It was just a clickbait attempt to get views from Rachel and Jenna fans.
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50:20–50:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_191Oh, thank you for the huffs. 200 huffs.
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50:36–50:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_192I think for some reason I was just really put off by the idea of working hard. I saw my dad working really hard every day and I saw it as a bad thing. I saw it as, oh, look at my poor dad working so hard. I don't want to become like that. I want to be lazy and
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50:49–51:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_193not do anything.
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51:09–51:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_194But I was wrong. Working hard isn't necessarily a bad thing,
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51:13–51:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_195but I've always associated working hard with negative thoughts.
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51:26–51:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_196Because it's hard, isn't it? It's easier to just not do anything and sit around. It's hard work doing hard work. If it was easy, then it wouldn't be hard. That's the most profound thing I've ever said.
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51:39–51:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_197But then I forget, I forget the, the fact that there's satisfaction that comes from doing hard work, and that satisfaction that I'm missing out on because I refuse to do hard work. Oh, thank you Lazy Face for the $2.
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52:00–52:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_198I feel satisfaction when I finish a drawing.
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52:26–52:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_199I don't feel satisfaction when I make a shit video. Sometimes I make a good video which I feel a bit proud of,
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52:31–52:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_200but not recently. I feel like recently my videos are shit. I'm not proud of my videos. I don't think they're good. I don't put work into them.
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52:41–52:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_201I don't watch them back and think, wow, I made a really good video. I just make shit content. I wish I could make good stuff about something I'm interested in, something I can put passion into.
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52:52–53:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_202Oh, thank you. I've given up. How tall am I? I'm 5 foot 8.8.
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53:08–53:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_203It's about 175 centimeters.
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53:17–53:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_204Do I edit videos on my phone or iPad? I edit on my phone
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53:24–53:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_205because it's so difficult getting files from an Android phone onto an iPad. There's no easy way to send it over. I used to use a card reader and an SD card, but it doesn't work on the iPad. It works on my iPhone.
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53:30–53:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_206I need the toilet.
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53:49–53:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_207That was weird. When you open the door too far, it hits into the basket thingy.
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55:00–55:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_208It's getting very hot. Turn on the air conditioner.
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55:14–55:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_209The good thing is I don't have to pay for electricity, so I can use all all the electricity I want, unlimited Wi-Fi.
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55:21–55:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_210So what could I do to achieve satisfaction in life?
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55:37–55:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_211I think what I need to do is I need to make something that I'm proud of.
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55:47–55:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_212But I can't make money off my drawings. I'd love it if I could make money.
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55:58–56:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_213No one wants to buy a drawing. No one's gonna pay me to do a
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56:05–56:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_214drawing unless I make a website and I put my drawings onto the website. And then I put ads on the website, and then I, I advertise the website on my channel to get people to go over there. Then I could get some AdSense, I guess.
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56:12–56:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_215Or maybe I could sell high-resolution files of the artwork, but then if you really wanted it, you could just right-click and press download. Save image as.
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56:33–56:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_216I don't want to do commissions. I don't like drawing for other people. I want to draw what I want to draw, not what other people want me to draw.
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56:51–56:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_217Maybe it'd be nice if people just wanted to— I don't know, actually.
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57:06–57:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_218I feel like a beggar.
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57:14–57:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_219Maybe I could print out the drawings and put them in a frame. No, too much effort.
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57:18–57:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_220Put them on a shirt, sell shirts as merch.
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57:27–57:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_221I just don't think people want to buy my art. My artwork, my artwork, my artwork. People would want to see it,
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57:33–57:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_222but they don't want to pay for it. I wouldn't want to pay for artwork either. I don't want to pay just so I can see someone's art. That'd be stupid.
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57:47–57:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_223I think I should just concentrate on making good drawings, have fun doing it, and not worry about making money off it. When you start just obsessing over how can you make money by doing something, then you're not doing it for the right reasons. You should be doing something because you like doing it, not because of how much
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58:13–58:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_224money you can make from it.
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58:33–58:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_225Oh, thank you. Are traps gay?
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58:39–58:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_226I guess so, if a trap is a man who likes men.
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58:46–58:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_227Have I gotten Procreate? Yeah, I spent £10 to get Procreate. It's really good. It's the best drawing app I've ever used. It's so nice to use.
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59:00–59:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_228It does everything I need it to do, and it's very simplified, not, not overly complex or technical.
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59:15–59:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_229I have the Apple Pencil, it's here.
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59:34–59:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_230I love how it just clips on here, it just attaches magnetically.
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59:45–59:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_231See, and then it charges up at the same time. On the previous generation of iPads, you had to plug it into the charging socket and it would just stick out. It looked really stupid, like a massive ping pong bat.
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59:52–1:00:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_232Such a great idea, just magnetically attach it here. And it also has this cool feature where If you double tap, it switches between different tools. So you're drawing using the paintbrush, and then you double tap it and it switches to the eraser. Tap it again, switches back. It's so nice.
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1:00:09–1:00:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_233And the whole iPad is attached to the case by magnets. I think the previous iPad was as well, but I had a cheap— I had a cheap crappy case with my old iPad where it clipped in with plastic bits on the corner. But this, this is the Apple, the Apple case, Smart Case, and then the entire iPad
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1:00:38–1:01:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_234just attaches to it magnetically, and it's really strong. It, it keeps, keeps it in place. It doesn't fall off.
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1:01:02–1:01:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_235I might buy XCOM on it. I think XCOM would be really good on the iPad. I have it on Android. I guess I have to buy it again on iOS.
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1:01:25–1:01:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_236You want an update on my wife? Um, we met yesterday, then we had sex, and then I stayed the night at her place, and then she went to work and I came back to my Airbnb. And that's it really.
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1:01:50–1:02:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_237Am I using Wi-Fi streaming? Yes, I am.
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1:02:14–1:02:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_238I am indeed.
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1:02:26–1:02:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_239The Airbnb is about £600 a month.
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1:02:29–1:02:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_240The sex was pretty good, actually.
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1:02:37–1:02:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_241It was very passionate, I would say.
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1:02:41–1:02:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_242Did a bit of foreplay.
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1:02:48–1:02:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_243The thing I like most about my wife Which
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1:02:55–1:02:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_244is very different to the kind of girls I usually sleep with. She's so small and petite, and I like it.
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1:03:00–1:03:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_245Most of the women I sleep with are usually kind of big or wide and fat, and
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1:03:10–1:03:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_246I'm not a very big guy. I'm not very strong, so I can't really do much with them when they're bigger than me. But my wife is nice because she's very petite and small, and it's just easier to operate her,
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1:03:23–1:03:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_247if that makes sense.
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1:03:39–1:03:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_248I wish she was a bit taller. That would be nice. Well, I wish a lot of things, but no one's perfect. I wish I didn't have pimples and I was more muscular.
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1:03:49–1:04:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_249I wish my wife was younger and better looking is what everyone probably thinks. I wish my partner was younger and more attractive is what everyone probably thinks, and no one's going to say, oh, I, I don't want my partner to be more attractive.
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1:04:04–1:04:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_250I'm pretty sure everyone here wishes that their partner was younger and more attractive,
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1:04:24–1:04:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_251unless you're one of those people who says, no, I love my boyfriend, he's perfect just the way he is. Really?
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1:04:32–1:04:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_252Everyone could be a bit better looking,
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1:04:42–1:04:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_253or a lot better looking in some people's cases.
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1:04:46–1:04:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_254It's just kind of weird that
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1:04:57–1:04:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_255I can joke to her about the Turkish girl and German girl and she's not upset about it. It's weird. It's like she doesn't seem bothered about it.
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1:05:01–1:05:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_256You'd think that
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1:05:16–1:05:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_257if, if your husband slept with a bunch of girls and then came back to you, you'd be pretty pissed off about it, but it's like she doesn't really care anymore.
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1:05:20–1:05:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_258Very strange.
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1:05:31–1:05:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_259I'm not saying I want her to be angry. It's nice that she's not angry, but I thought she would be a bit bothered about it.
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1:05:35–1:05:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_260She doesn't care because she had at least one other boyfriend. Yeah, maybe she slept with a bunch of other guys, so she's not angry because she's done the same thing.
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1:05:50–1:05:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_261She doesn't love you, so she doesn't care. That's what I've been thinking, actually.
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1:06:11–1:06:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_262She— I don't know how she feels about me.
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1:06:18–1:06:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_263She must obviously still like me if she let me come back to her place and we're talking about moving back in together.
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1:06:26–1:06:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_264If she didn't love me anymore, didn't have any feelings for me anymore, I don't think she would have let me come back with her.
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1:06:35–1:06:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_265She's not a guy, you know. A guy I don't know, actually.
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1:06:45–1:06:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_266For a guy, it wouldn't really matter if he just wanted to have sex. I don't think she's the kind of person to just want sex that badly.
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1:06:55–1:07:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_267Maybe she just wanted sex from you. I don't know.
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1:07:05–1:07:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_268I don't really see her as the kind of person who's that desperate to have sex all the time.
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1:07:10–1:07:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_269It's pretty easy for a girl, for a woman to get sex. You just go to a bar, stand around for a bit, wait until some guy hits on you.
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1:07:24–1:07:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_270It's more difficult for a guy. You actually have to do— you actually have to put effort into hitting on a girl unless you're extremely hot. And you get girls hitting on you.
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1:07:36–1:07:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_271Do I think she dated other guys? Let me find her messages
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1:07:59–1:08:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_272because I asked her. I want to see what her wording was exactly.
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1:08:05–1:08:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_273I just got the jitters.
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1:08:14–1:08:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_274Hey, don't call my iPad trash. It is the latest Apple tablet,
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1:08:18–1:08:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_275latest technology, I'll have you know.
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1:08:28–1:08:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_276I need to shit again.
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1:08:33–1:08:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_277Where did I ask her? I asked her
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1:08:36–1:08:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_278She may be desperate.
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1:09:04–1:09:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_279Um, I saw some other people saying this. They said it would be easy for her to find another man, but then someone disagreed with them, saying it would be easy for her to find sex, but it wouldn't be easy to find a man who would want to stay with her long term. I don't know if that's true
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1:09:12–1:09:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_280or not.
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1:09:33–1:09:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_281I'm not saying that I think that because that will make me seem like a dick, so let's pretend someone else said it.
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1:09:42–1:09:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_282Where's my message? I asked her if she's met any guys since we separated. Let me find it.
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1:10:14–1:10:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_283Uh uh uh uh. Oh shit. Okay,
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1:10:50–1:10:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_284okay. I'm not so sure.
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1:10:56–1:10:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_285Wait. Um, I said you've been meeting other guys, haven't you? You've been going to bars. And then she said, I have friends and I'm by myself, so yeah, I go to work every day.
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1:11:04–1:11:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_286Why should I come home and be all alone? I'm— I go out. What's strange about that? Oh, thank you, Lazy Face. How much does it take to be a YouTuber like me? Equipment? You just need your phone, that's all. I don't have any special equipment, I just use my phone. Maybe getting a plug-in microphone will make the
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1:11:28–1:11:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_287audio sound better. Okay, okay, I don't like these comments. I mean, I don't like these messages. I forgot I asked this. I thought I asked her if she Maybe this is the second time I asked her.
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1:11:55–1:12:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_288Oh, okay, okay, okay. She said, "別にセックスしてないし良くない," which means, "I haven't been having sex." Isn't that good?
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1:12:11–1:12:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_289What do you think?
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1:12:36–1:12:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_290I said, so you don't deny that you've been seeing other guys? And then she says, well, I have guy friends.
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1:12:42–1:12:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_291And she said, when we were together, I didn't go out much because we were together, but now I'm alone, so I go out and see friends again. And then she said, it's not like we've been having sex.
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1:12:56–1:13:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_292And then I said, I don't know, you could be. And then she said,
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1:13:12–1:13:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_293um, I've just been going to bars with my Girlfriends,
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1:13:20–1:13:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_294and then she said, "You should stop
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1:13:27–1:13:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_295being suspicious," and then I didn't reply.
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1:13:32–1:13:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_296Let me read these messages properly.男友達くらいいるでしょう。
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1:13:41–1:13:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_297別にセックスしてないし良くない。Well, she didn't deny meeting guy friends. What does she mean by guy friends? Are these just friends that she had before, or are they like guys that she's met on the internet? And then she calls them friends.
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1:13:58–1:14:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_298I asked her this question before.
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1:14:21–1:14:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_299I feel as though the reply was a bit different,
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1:14:25–1:14:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_300or maybe I just asked once.
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1:14:32–1:14:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_301But then why is she still on the pill, and why is she on dating apps?
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1:14:38–1:14:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_302She probably went out with a couple of dates but never hooked up. Possibly. She's on this website called date.com.
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1:14:43–1:14:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_303I don't think she would tell me though. Even if she did hook up with the Australian guy again, I am fairly certain she would keep it a secret. I don't think she would tell me.
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1:15:29–1:15:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_304It just wouldn't really make sense to tell me something like that. What would be the point? It would just damage our relationship.
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1:15:44–1:15:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_305Yeah, I know I said I didn't, didn't want to know and I want her to lie, but now I'm wondering, is she lying or is she actually telling the truth?
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1:16:04–1:16:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_306I want to believe that she hasn't slept with anyone else, but then the idea of her sleeping with someone else does kind of turn me on.
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1:16:49–1:16:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_307It turns me on, but it hurts me at the same time. I don't understand it. What a weird feeling, weird emotion.
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1:17:06–1:17:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_308I find it hot, but then I might cry at night about it.
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1:17:16–1:17:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_309She just seems way too unbothered, not bothered about the whole thing. That makes me feel a bit uneasy.
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1:17:35–1:17:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_310But why is she so
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1:17:46–1:17:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_311not bothered about it? How can she not be bothered about it this much?
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1:17:51–1:17:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_312Because she had fun whilst I was away, so she's not sad about it.
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1:17:58–1:18:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_313Hmm,
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1:18:10–1:18:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_314very suspicious.
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1:18:25–1:18:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_315How can I find out without her telling me? It's boring if she just tells me. I want to do detective work and snoop around.
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1:18:38–1:18:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_316I remember when I snooped on her phone and found out about the Australian guy messages, and I just felt so bad after doing it. Kind of regretted looking. Sometimes it's best not to look, but the temptation is too strong.
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1:19:03–1:19:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_317She must know that even if she tells me that she slept with another guy, she probably knows that I wouldn't leave her over that fact.
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1:19:29–1:19:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_318I find it kind of interesting though.
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1:20:00–1:20:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_319Even if she told me that she slept with 10 guys since we broke up,
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1:20:17–1:20:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_320I don't know,
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1:20:26–1:20:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_321would I leave her over that?
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1:20:29–1:20:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_322Very confusing.
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1:20:37–1:20:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_323I kind of like the idea that there's competition though.
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1:20:42–1:20:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_324It makes me want her more if other men are wanting her as well. It makes me want to hold on to her more.
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1:20:47–1:20:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_325Not sure if that makes sense.
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1:21:05–1:21:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_326Why did I delete the Rachel and Jin video? Because I was getting a lot of hate for it. It wasn't a very good video,
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1:21:18–1:21:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_327and I want to try and get my subs up to 90k, and I lost about 50 to 60 because of it.
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1:21:26–1:21:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_328It's going up steadily, so I don't know, hopefully it continues going up until 90K.
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1:21:41–1:21:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_329I keep thinking, what was she doing when I was away? She was going to bars and stuff, hanging out with friends.
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1:22:06–1:22:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_330How many times did she go to a bar? How often? How many times did she get hit on? What happened? Did she get invited to any hotels? I'm just so curious,
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1:22:14–1:22:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_331but at the same time I don't want to know because knowing the answer might not be good for me. But I can't help but wonder.
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1:22:27–1:22:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_332And then I start feeling kind of jealous of all these guys who go to bars and then try and pick up girls because it's something I could never do.
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1:22:58–1:23:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_333I would love to be able to go to a bar and start chatting up women. I wish I had that kind of confidence.
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1:23:09–1:23:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_334I'm not worried about it. I'm just curious.
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1:23:47–1:23:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_335It's not that I don't trust her. I'm just wondering, would she lie about it?
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1:23:54–1:24:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_336She's lied about things like this before.
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1:24:03–1:24:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_337Do you think she's still talking to other guys? She could be.
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1:24:19–1:24:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_338Hmm. And then she said that she knows I'm on Tinder because her friend, one of her friends, matched me on Tinder, and then her friend told her about it. But she didn't seem bothered about it. She was just laughing. She's like, I know you're on Tinder, you better watch out, my friends will tell me. She said it
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1:24:49–1:25:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_339in like a joking way, which is just weird because I remember the first time her friend found me on Tinder, she came home crying and she was all shaking. She was like, Daniel, are you still using Tinder? And then she was
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1:25:10–1:25:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_340on the verge of crying,
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1:25:27–1:25:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_341and now she's like— it's like it doesn't really bother her.
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1:25:33–1:25:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_342That was in January, I think.
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1:26:07–1:26:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_343And I was also saying all this stuff about her on the live stream. She saw it. That was before I knew she was watching my live streams. I thought she wasn't.
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1:26:13–1:26:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_344That was a scary day.
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1:26:24–1:26:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_345Smells like my feet.
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1:26:32–1:26:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_346Hmm, it's a bit cold now.
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1:27:11–1:27:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_347Don't know
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1:27:20–1:27:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_348what to do now.
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1:27:32–1:27:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_349I know what to do. So let's, let's download this app,
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1:27:38–1:27:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_350the date.com app, and then see if we can find her on it.
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1:27:47–1:27:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_351Is it an app? It said date.com on her notifications. Said she had a new message.
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1:27:54–1:28:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_352Go on to Google.
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1:28:07–1:28:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_353Oh, it's dating.com. Not date dot com. Okay, I'm installing it now.
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1:28:23–1:28:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_354What? Turn on automatic download. No, go away.
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1:28:33–1:28:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_355Let's see if we can find her. Should I catfish her? I'll pretend to be some hot. White guy and then message her. See if she replies or not.
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1:28:47–1:28:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_356That'll be a great video title. I catfished my wife and then I arranged for us to meet somewhere and then I tell her to come to some place and I'm standing there waiting. Busted. So you could easily catfish as well. Just get some cute Japanese girl's picture and then start messaging me.
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1:29:04–1:29:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_357Okay, it's downloaded. I guess I have to make a profile.
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1:29:38–1:29:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_358My name, Big Coccus.
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1:29:45–1:29:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_359Birthday, 1990.
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1:29:51–1:29:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_360I am a man seeking a woman between ages 18 to 52. Take a chance. Okay, so search, search between 30 and 40. She might have changed her age. Add more options. How about country?
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1:30:13–1:30:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_361Osaka. If she pops up straight away, I'm gonna be very surprised.
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1:30:40–1:30:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_362Okay, let's see.
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1:30:48–1:30:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_363Where is she?
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1:30:52–1:30:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_364Found her straight away. She actually put her real age on it.
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1:31:02–1:31:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_365It's the same photo she has on Japan Cupid.
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1:31:10–1:31:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_366She put relationship divorced,
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1:31:15–1:31:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_367bachelor's degree, knows English, kids no, smoke ever.
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1:31:25–1:31:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_368Well, turns out she's on this dating website. I wonder which— what other site she's on. I need the toilet again.
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1:31:56–1:32:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_369Okay, back to the search. I'm on Match.com.
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1:35:55–1:35:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_370I haven't searched for Osaka, but it's showing me a bunch of Japanese women. It'd be funny if she just popped up. Without me even entering search, search things. Okay, so we're gonna look for ages between 35 and 40. That should narrow it down a bit.
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1:36:03–1:36:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_371Save.
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1:36:27–1:36:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_372There's a Japanese woman called Mythy. Funny name.
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1:36:31–1:36:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_373I don't think she's on this one.
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1:36:48–1:36:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_374Why am I looking for women? I'm not, I'm looking for my wife. On dating websites. I don't think she's on this one.
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1:37:01–1:37:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_375Oh fuck, I'm getting notifications. No, don't text me.
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1:37:19–1:37:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_376Turn— what happened? I think it's streaming.
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1:37:37–1:37:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_377It was just the dating website verification email, don't worry. Oh, this girl's quite cute.
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1:37:50–1:37:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_378What do you think?
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1:38:01–1:38:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_379No, I don't think she's on this website.
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1:38:24–1:38:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_380Jesus Christ, this one looks— she looks so scary.
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1:38:50–1:38:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_381At least smile. Jesus Christ, smile when you're taking a photo.
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1:39:01–1:39:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_382No, I can't find her. Okay, let's go back to dating.com.
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1:39:26–1:39:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_383Yeah, she's definitely on dating.com not to spy on me.
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1:39:46–1:39:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_384She said the only reason she made a japancupid.com profile was to spy on me. Oh yeah, well, what's the reason for being on dating.com?
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1:39:54–1:40:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_385I should have used dating.com as well. Seems quite good.
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1:40:08–1:40:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_386OkCupid. Okay, I'll try OkCupid.
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1:40:25–1:40:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_387Uh, why can't I just search people without signing in?
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1:40:46–1:40:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_388When you and her had sex, did it feel like she already had sex recently? How would I know? If she had a shower before, which she probably did, is there a way to know?
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1:41:15–1:41:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_389Loose, stretched out.
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1:41:48–1:41:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_390Well, she was never very tight anyway,
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1:41:51–1:41:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_391so I don't think I'd notice.
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1:41:57–1:41:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_392Oh, so tight.
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1:42:16–1:42:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_393To be honest, no, it didn't feel tight. It would— it went in pretty easily.
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1:42:31–1:42:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_394Just like normal, as if she's been doing it.
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1:42:38–1:42:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_395Because if a woman stops having sex, apparently it closes up, doesn't it?
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1:42:50–1:42:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_396And then it gets— it takes a bit For her to open up again.
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1:43:01–1:43:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_397It's only been 4 months though since we separated.
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1:43:12–1:43:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_398It doesn't tighten up? Are you sure? I thought it did.
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1:43:24–1:43:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_399Oh, this stupid app's rubbish. Now the whole thing's frozen.
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1:43:34–1:43:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_400I'm sure they, they start tightening up if they don't have sex, because I slept with this one woman And the first time we did it, it was, it was difficult to get it in, and it took quite a lot of effort to get it in. But then after a few times of doing it,
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1:44:17–1:44:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_401we didn't have that problem again. It was just the first one or two times that was difficult. After that, then there were— there was no problems. It just went straight in.
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1:44:38–1:44:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_402Ah, this stupid OkCupid website keeps asking me questions to fill out. Just let me search, people.
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1:45:10–1:45:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_403Oh my God.
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1:46:04–1:46:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_404Okay, finally search.
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1:46:07–1:46:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_405Jesus Christ. Oh, some people's faces are so unfortunate.
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1:46:46–1:46:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_406I'm glad I'm not hideously ugly. I feel sorry for them.
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1:47:00–1:47:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_407No, I don't, I don't think she's on this website. I wonder why she's on dating.com. Why don't you just use Tinder?
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1:47:27–1:47:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_408Tinder's the easiest one to use.
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1:47:36–1:47:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_409Maybe she is on Tinder. I didn't find her though. I set my age search for 30 to 40 in Osaka, and I swiped on every woman in Osaka between those ages, and she didn't— her profile didn't pop up.
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1:47:43–1:48:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_410Hmm, no, I don't think she's on OkCupid.
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1:48:18–1:48:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_411Let's see if she's been active on Japan Cupid.
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1:49:11–1:49:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_412It's interesting she put her age as 35 on Japan Cupid, but on, on dating.com she put her real age. Why do you think she did that?
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1:49:38–1:49:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_413Oh, there she is. Says she was active yesterday.
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1:50:17–1:50:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_414She said she got loads of messages,
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1:50:23–1:50:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_415way too many to reply to.
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1:50:27–1:50:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_416Maybe she's just checking her messages.
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1:50:34–1:50:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_417I made a fake account on Japan Cupid pretending to be my ex-girlfriend, and I have loads of messages as well. So many.
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1:50:37–1:50:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_418There's no way, um, any girl would reply to every message. I wonder what makes a girl want to reply to a message when she gets hundreds.
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1:51:06–1:51:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_419Am I going to marry my wife again? We're still married. We never got divorced.
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1:51:24–1:51:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_420Pretend to be someone else and meet up with her. That would be so
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1:51:40–1:51:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_421bad if she agreed to meeting me. What if she knew it was me pretending to be someone else and she just goes along with it?
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1:51:48–1:51:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_422We signed the divorce papers, but she never handed them in,
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1:53:00–1:53:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_423so we're still married.
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1:53:05–1:53:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_424I guess she was waiting for me to come back. That's why she didn't hand them in.
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1:53:09–1:53:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_425Well,
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1:53:40–1:53:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_426I have nothing better to do with my time than sit around looking my wife up on dating websites and then wondering if she slept with anyone. What has my life become?
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1:53:45–1:53:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_427I just find it very interesting.
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1:54:09–1:54:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_428I would like to try catfishing her. I don't think she'd reply though. Because she must get hundreds of messages,
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1:54:13–1:54:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_429and I don't really know what her type is. Her ex-husband just looks like a typical Japanese guy. I don't think she really has a type.
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1:54:23–1:54:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_430I wonder what kind of guy she replies to.
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1:54:42–1:54:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_431What if I download the Australian guy's picture off his Facebook and make a profile using his Facebook picture? And then I say something like, hey, um, sorry I blocked you on Facebook or something, or I lost your contact details but I managed to find you again. Do you want to meet up?
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1:54:51–1:55:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_432He wouldn't sound— he wouldn't be so polite. He would say something like, oh, I miss your cunt. Do you want to fuck tomorrow? That's how he spoke. When I checked their messages, that was the way he spoke to her.
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1:55:15–1:55:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_433Is your cunt wet? He would say.
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1:55:29–1:55:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_434At least I talk to women Respectfully,
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1:55:37–1:55:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_435I'm a
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1:55:42–1:55:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_436gentleman.
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1:55:47–1:55:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_437Well, it's been 4 hours. What have we accomplished?
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1:56:37–1:56:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_438Had a nice chat.
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1:56:43–1:56:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_439I think we've had a nice time together.
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1:56:55–1:56:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_440This is my Airbnb. Looks very nice.
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1:57:37–1:57:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_441How long will I stay here? I don't know.
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1:58:05–1:58:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_442I would like to move back in with my wife.
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1:58:11–1:58:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_443Really?
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1:58:22–1:58:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_444But then if I move back into my wife's place straight away, it feels like paying for this place would be a waste of money because I've paid for the entire month.
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1:58:28–1:58:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_445Do you want to get into my bed? It looks like some kind of prostitute's room, doesn't it? Not that I would know, but in certain prostitutionary regions in Japan, they take you up into a room and it's just a bare room that kind of looks like this with a mattress on the floor.
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1:58:39–1:58:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_446And then you get naked, you sit there, and they do stuff. It's not really a mattress though. What is it? It's like a big cushion. It's not like a proper mattress with springs. It's just
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1:59:11–1:59:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_447like padding, soft padding. It's actually kind of hard.
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1:59:29–1:59:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_448I haven't slept here yet. I got to Japan yesterday and I slept the first night at my wife's place, not, not here.
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1:59:37–1:59:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_449I suppose this would be a nice backdrop for a video. Very Japanese-y.
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2:00:42–2:00:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_450I can imagine Chris Broad sitting here with his fancy DSLR set up on a tripod, then him sitting there with the Japanese background in his background talking about life in Japan.
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2:00:52–2:01:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_451How can you go on and on about life in Japan for so many videos? It's just a country. There's people And buildings.
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2:01:09–2:01:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_452This is what life in Japan is really like. It's boring. It's not all fun and games. It's just sitting in a room all day long like a prison cell.
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2:01:27–2:01:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_453I could go outside, but then what's the point? To do what? Go outside and do what?
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2:01:41–2:01:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_454There's a hair coming out my nose.
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2:02:02–2:02:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_455I already went outside this morning when I was coming back from my wife's place. I walked around the neighborhood a bit. It was so boring. There's nothing interesting here. This is a really boring town.
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2:02:27–2:02:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_456All looks the same in Japan. Once you've seen one Japanese town, you've seen them all. They all look the same.
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2:02:43–2:02:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_457Buildings, cars, shops, train station.
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2:02:53–2:02:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_458That's all there is. There's nothing really interesting.
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2:03:01–2:03:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_459Chris Broad would never say that. I know, I don't understand how he's so fascinated about Japan. He's like one of those people like James who thinks everything about Japan is so fascinating and amazing and weird and wacky.
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2:03:52–2:04:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_460I don't get it. It's just a normal country. It's not that fascinating.
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2:04:11–2:04:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_461Maybe he's not that interested in it. Maybe he's just faking it because now he has a channel that revolves around Showing you how interesting Japan is.
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2:04:45–2:04:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_462Maybe he's sick of it, really. Maybe he's bored of Japan as well. He's been here for a long time.
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2:04:55–2:05:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_463When he makes non-Japan-related videos, they don't do as well. As his other ones.
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2:05:15–2:05:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_464Hmm.
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2:05:28–2:05:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_465I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. Don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.
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2:06:14–2:06:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_466What should I do?
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2:06:35–2:06:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_467I saw a white guy at the 7-Eleven that's near, near here. I wonder if he lives here as well in the Airbnb.
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2:06:46–2:06:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_468I should be friends with him. Maybe he'll have a threesome with me and my wife.
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2:07:10–2:07:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_469I could charge him money.
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2:07:20–2:07:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_470£50 an hour.
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2:07:25–2:07:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_471Could you imagine raising a family here
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2:08:08–2:08:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_472in this bedroom?
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2:08:13–2:08:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_473No, there's not enough room. You could get an extra futon, put it here. Mum and Dad can sleep here, and then baby Daniel can sleep in the corner.
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2:08:16–2:08:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_474Imagine if I had a kid and they're like 10 years old going to school. Imagine they're at school now and I'm here waiting for them. They come home, Daddy, Daddy, I'm hungry, and then I have to make them fried rice,
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2:08:29–2:08:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_475and I'm just sitting here playing Rainbow Six.
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2:08:46–2:08:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_476I could imagine some really poor family living in this kind of place, or maybe a single mother living here. It's not a bad place to live if you're by yourself. Maybe you're in your 20s, you have some crappy job in an office, this is where you live.
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2:08:54–2:09:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_477I think I'd be a pretty good parent. I can cook, I'm quite crafty. I could sew the uniform back together if there's a hole. Just get some super glue. Don't even need to saw it.
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2:09:25–2:09:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_478I'll make them fried rice, bacon sandwich, beans on toast. Then we can play Rainbow Six. I'd get a big TV here, maybe get an Xbox,
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2:09:44–2:09:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_479or I'd get them their own gaming laptop. We could sit here side by side. Father and son playing Rainbow Six.
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2:10:01–2:10:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_480And I'd say, oh, don't worry about school, it's just a waste of time. Don't worry about homework, you won't need any of that. You don't need to know how to do maths. Here, have a calculator. You need to learn important life skills like finding your passion. Don't waste time learning geography.
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2:10:13–2:10:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_481All the stuff they made me learn in school, what a waste of time. Maths? I don't use maths. I use
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2:10:36–2:10:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_482subtraction and multiplying and adding. That's it. You don't need to know how to do equations. You don't need to know how to do formulas. You don't need to know how to do Pythagoras.
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2:10:45–2:10:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_483No reason to lie, it's all rubbish. Most people, they barely use maths. All those hours, all those years they wasted trying to make you learn things. Idiots.
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2:11:01–2:11:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_484I don't even remember anything I learned at school.
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2:11:24–2:11:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_485Trying to force me to learn how to speak French. Yeah, that's really gonna work. Trying to force kids to learn a language that they'll never use. Never ever had to need— I've never needed to use French in my entire life, ever.
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2:11:34–2:11:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_486I wouldn't even send my kids to school. Everything's on Google. If you need to know how to do something, you just Google it. Why do you need a teacher to go to to school for? Why do you need to go to school to learn things when you can just Google everything? How to do blah blah blah, easy.
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2:12:07–2:12:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_487I think it'd be pretty easy being a parent
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2:12:28–2:12:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_488now that we have all this technology.
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2:12:33–2:12:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_489They should make a game called Child Simulator where you have a baby and then you have to raise it from day one and there's no tutorial
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2:12:41–2:12:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_490and it's really realistic. For example, if you only feed it carrots then it gets malnutrition and then forms some kind of weird disease or if you spoil it too much then it becomes spoiled, or if you abuse it, then it becomes— turns into some crazy psycho. So the game would be you start off and you're a single
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2:12:56–2:13:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_491parent, and then you have a kid.
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2:13:19–2:13:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_492No, let's say you're not a single parent, you have a partner who goes out and earns money, and your job in the game is to raise the kid. And then you start off day 1, baby is a baby. And then the game ends when it reaches 18. And then when the game finishes, you get a score, like
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2:13:23–2:13:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_493a grade,
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2:13:44–2:13:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_494which is based on how well you raised the child. And they don't have like a personality traits of the baby, of the kid, and that'll be affected by how you raised it. Oh, thank you, Siberian Music. Wouldn't that be a great game? It could be called Parent Simulator,
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2:13:46–2:14:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_495and then you'd have your place that you live in. It could be like Fallout, first person, first person view. And then, you know, at the beginning of Fallout 4, it would be like that, but you have to raise the baby instead of, you know, shooting and killing things.
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2:14:09–2:14:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_496How would, how would it be? Because you'd have to have days. Obviously it couldn't be real life days because then it would take 18 years for the game to finish. How about there's like a fast forward button where you can skip ahead?
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2:14:31–2:14:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_497Fast forward time button.
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2:14:50–2:14:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_498And then you can make decisions like, do you want to get the kid vaccinated, or do you want to put the baby onto solid foods yet? And then you have to decide all that. And then if you do something wrong, then the baby dies, and then you have to start again. And then you have like a garden,
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2:14:54–2:15:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_499and every time one of your babies dies, you'll have a gravestone to, to remember it.
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2:15:11–2:15:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_500And then the game resets and then you have like 10 gravestones out in the garden.
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2:15:19–2:15:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_501Come on, this is a good game idea. Who here knows how to make games? It doesn't even have to be graphically complicated.
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2:15:26–2:15:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_502And then there'll be diseases in the game. So for example, also the game would be really open, like you could do anything. You could make the baby drink piss and then see what happens, and then it might get food poisoning.
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2:15:39–2:15:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_503Or maybe you could even beat the kid as discipline, and then if you beat it too much, it dies, and then it's game over.
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2:15:54–2:16:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_504Oh, what if you could rape the baby? No, look, this is getting a bit twisted. Let's stop there.
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2:16:03–2:16:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_505You can imagine the kind of sick people who'd play it if they could beat the kid with any objects in the house, and then the kid starts forming these mental illnesses and it goes crazy and then kills you in your sleep when it grows up.
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2:16:12–2:16:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_506No, don't clip that. This is my idea for my game. It's not something I would do in real life. I'm saying that the game should be 100% sandbox so you could do anything, and the goal of the game is to raise a fully functioning mature 18-year-old that has no mental illnesses and loves people.
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2:16:37–2:17:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_507I
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2:17:23–2:17:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_508can't believe I just met a potential hookup on your stream. We've been Snapchatting. It's funny because people on my Discord actually meet up and hook up and stuff. One of my mods hooked up with one of the other mods some time ago. Oh, thank you, Caddygraph. Los Angeles, California. I want to live with you. Are you a
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2:17:25–2:17:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_509girl? Do you mind married men?
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2:17:46–2:17:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_510It's kind of weird that I've created this community where people are hooking up. I feel like God and I've created something and now I'm just watching what they're doing.
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2:17:58–2:18:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_511What if I start making a dating website and then I charge people to be able to message each other directly?
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2:18:19–2:18:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_512I nearly hooked up with this one girl on Discord. Uh, I got lazy. I decided not to. I was supposed to hook up with this other girl, but we never did. She kept flaking on me.
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2:18:37–2:18:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_513So annoying. I'd say, "When can we meet?" She'll say, "Uh, maybe next week." And I say, "Okay, what day?" And then she would never reply to me until weeks later, and then the same conversation was. I think she was trolling me.
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2:18:52–2:19:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_514Can't tell who's trolling me now. And now my wife saying that one of her friends matched me on Tinder, so I should. Be careful. I didn't think about that. One of her friends could easily match me and then meet up with me and then, I don't know, beat me up or something,
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2:19:10–2:19:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_515tell me off, slap me.
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2:19:28–2:19:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_516Or my wife could make a fake account on Tinder and then trick me. Trick me into meeting her, and then she'll catch me red-handed.
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2:19:37–2:19:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_517So if I wanted to do Tinder, I'd have to go to a different city. Osaka is kind of ruined for me now.
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2:20:00–2:20:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_518This is Japan. We're having fun in Japan. Oh, I love Japan.
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2:20:35–2:20:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_519Oh, thank you, Kelly. Do I drift? No, I don't know how to drive. I need the toilet again.
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2:20:45–2:20:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_520What is wrong with me?
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2:20:55–2:20:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_521I need to piss.
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2:21:05–2:21:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_522Oh, thank you, Zeus. Hope you're having fun in Japan. I'm having a great time,
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2:21:09–2:21:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_523having a lovely time.
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2:21:19–2:21:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_524I don't think people under the age of 40 should use the word lovely makes you sound like an old person. But who here says lovely? Who uses the word lovely ever?
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2:21:23–2:21:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_525You sound like my grandmother. Oh, it's lovely.
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2:21:38–2:21:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_526No one under the age of 40 should ever use the word lovely. Or honey or dear or darling. Reminds me of my dad. Hello, darling. I could never use the word darling unironically.
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2:21:46–2:22:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_527Oh, toilet time again. I think I'm dying.
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2:22:21–2:22:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_528嗯。
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2:24:05–2:24:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_529Oh, what did I eat yesterday? I had aeroplane food. That's the problem. I had a big sausage,
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2:26:10–2:26:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_530and then for dinner I had a microwave burger. I think that's why.
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2:26:25–2:26:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_531What time is it? Might be time for noodles. I don't think noodles are going to help the situation. Usually instant noodles just make it worse. But I don't have any other food.
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2:26:48–2:27:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_532Oh, but I want to eat noodles. Stuff it, I'm done. I can recover
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2:27:26–2:27:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_533from diarrhea.
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2:27:33–2:27:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_534Wet pants.
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2:27:46–2:27:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_535I use the bidet and the water leaks down my Legs, and now it's wet!
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2:27:50–2:27:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_536Big
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2:28:25–2:28:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_537cup noodle.
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2:28:41–2:28:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_538Oh, the thing I like about cup noodle is unlike pot noodle, you don't have a little sachet of sauce that you have to pour in. I hate pouring that sachet in because I always end up spilling it on my fingers.
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2:28:58–2:29:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_539Everything's ready to go. Little dried prawns. Yeah, look, the prawns are all hard and crunchy, and you get these yellow balls, but there's vegetables.
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2:29:15–2:29:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_540Eat the prawn dry.
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2:29:42–2:29:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_541It's like terrapin food. You know when you have a terrapin and you get that, that food that they eat? It's like little dried up fish bits. It's disgusting.
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2:29:48–2:29:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_542Face ID's not working. Stupid iPad.
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2:30:18–2:30:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_543Oh,
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2:30:24–2:30:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_544why isn't it opening?
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2:30:27–2:30:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_545Palm noodle.
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2:30:47–2:30:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_546We used to have 2 terrapins. My dad looked after them. One of them drowned because the other one sat on top of it underwater, and then the second one ran away. The first time it ran away, someone found it, brought it back to us. Second time, we couldn't find it. My dad built a special heated pond for
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2:30:58–2:31:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_547it. He drilled a hole into the wall to fit in these electronics that heated up the water, and then after the 2 terrapins died, he had to take it all apart, put it away.
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2:31:19–2:31:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_548I remember my dad used to have to go away for work. He would say, Daniel, can you maybe feed the terrapins when I'm gone?
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2:31:37–2:31:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_549And then I'd say, oh, okay.
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2:31:46–2:31:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_550Now they're all dead. The terrapins, my cats, my dad. I think even the ducks died. There used to be 2 ducks that came to the garden, and then the female duck stopped coming. It was just the male duck on his own. Not sure what happened to the female. And now the male duck doesn't come anymore either. Everything
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2:31:52–2:32:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_551dies. So sad.
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2:32:14–2:32:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_552Why does everything have to die?
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2:32:19–2:32:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_553Just makes you think life is so temporary.
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2:32:23–2:32:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_554You think everything's going to stay the same. But it doesn't.
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2:32:37–2:32:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_555I'm gonna get old and die, but I used to be a young boy.
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2:32:46–2:32:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_556What the hell happened? How could time do this to me? How could the world be so cruel?
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2:32:52–2:32:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_557I hate time. It just keeps on going, doesn't it?
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2:33:02–2:33:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_558Time doesn't care about you. It'll just age you. Everything dies.
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2:33:08–2:33:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_559Why can't there just be some kind of life form that lives forever? Why does everything have to die?
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2:33:38–2:33:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_560Why can't I live forever?
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2:33:49–2:33:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_561I wish my dad didn't die.
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2:34:05–2:34:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_562Well, I guess thanks to my dad, I got to have sex with a Turkish girl
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2:34:12–2:34:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_563and another girl.
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2:34:19–2:34:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_564I think if I lived forever, I would eventually go crazy and get fed up and then just go on a kidding rampage
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2:34:41–2:34:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_565for the lols.
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2:34:51–2:34:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_566Who else here would go on a kidding rampage
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2:34:58–2:35:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_567if they went crazy?
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2:35:03–2:35:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_568I saw this movie, American movie, and there were 2 guys And
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2:35:07–2:35:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_569they have loads of machine guns and they, they make this body armor and they put the— they covered their bodies in this body armor, bulletproof. And then they go on a killing spree and they kill loads of policemen. The police couldn't stop them because they were wearing body armor and they had machine guns. I think it's based
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2:35:16–2:35:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_570off a real story.
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2:35:38–2:35:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_571I hope someone has clipped all the things like this that Daniel said. Like what? I'm talking about a movie. Go clip your face up your asshole.
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2:35:54–2:36:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_572And show it to your mother.
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2:36:06–2:36:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_573You just got destroyed.
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2:36:10–2:36:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_574How come those people who go on shooting sprees, why don't they get body armor? Is it difficult to get bulletproof chest armor? If they got— went through the trouble of getting a gun, they might as well get body armor and a helmet.
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2:36:31–2:36:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_575Oh, my iPad's running out of battery.
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2:36:57–2:36:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_576Better put the iPad away.
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2:37:02–2:37:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_577Bank account.
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2:37:07–2:37:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_578Yes, I have to say, my wife's new apartment is very nice, and I'm looking forward to going back to live there. I could picture myself living there. It's, it's around the same size as this place, but it's a bit bigger, and it's a lot bigger than the first place we lived in. It actually has a proper kitchen.
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2:37:36–2:37:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_579Do you remember the first kitchen I had? It was like a hole in the wall. It was like having a kitchen in the doorway.
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2:38:00–2:38:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_580It was horrible cooking there because You had this tiny little hallway, and then on the side there were some counters for cooking. Her new place
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2:38:11–2:38:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_581is like, um,
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2:38:26–2:38:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_582it's like 2 big squares making a rectangle, and then half of it is the bedroom living room, and then the other half is the kitchen room.
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2:38:31–2:38:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_583It's kind of like this place actually, but it feels more open because you don't have this bit here.
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2:38:44–2:38:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_584Let me have some noodles. I think it looks quite healthy.
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2:39:24–2:39:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_585What are these yellow things?
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2:39:31–2:39:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_586Oh, it's like a salty lump of goo.
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2:39:35–2:39:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_587It's okay, I guess. It just tastes like salty noodles.
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2:40:17–2:40:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_588What time is it in America? When should I upload my new video?
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2:40:59–2:41:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_589Time in Cali, 12:40 AM. So if I upload it now, then everyone's sleeping, so they won't see it. I should upload it in 8 hours time, which would make it 4 plus 8 is 12. Midnight Japan. I have to wait until midnight Japan.
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2:41:04–2:41:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_590Midnight Japan would be
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2:41:31–2:41:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_5912— 4 PM England.
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2:41:35–2:41:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_592Hmm, I need to upload it when Europeans and Americans are awake.
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2:41:50–2:41:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_593If I upload 7 PM UK time, it would be 15:01 AM Japan time.
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2:42:04–2:42:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_594Does it make much difference? I don't know, actually. I get more views at the beginning because people are awake, but then I might get those views anyway later when they wake up.
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2:42:40–2:42:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_595I definitely get way more views when it's daytime America and Europe.
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2:43:02–2:43:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_596Pot
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2:44:45–2:44:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_597noodle's much nicer.
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2:44:49–2:45:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_598Okay, I guess.
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2:45:07–2:45:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_599Not that great.
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2:45:09–2:45:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_600Looks like this.
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2:45:27–2:45:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_601I'm not enjoying the noodles, to be honest.
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2:46:40–2:46:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_602They're just not really doing it for me.
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2:46:46–2:46:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_603It tastes artificial, like it's not proper food.
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2:46:55–2:46:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_604Pot noodle is so much better, easily.
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2:47:26–2:47:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_605Oh, I'm so bored.
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2:47:39–2:47:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_606That might make it more entertaining.
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2:48:40–2:48:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_607Don't like these noodles.
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2:51:07–2:51:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_608Come on.
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2:52:05–2:52:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_609Stop making fun of my toes are like pimple.
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2:53:13–2:53:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_610Fine, I won't show you my face.
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2:53:21–2:53:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_611My toes are perfectly normal.
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2:53:26–2:53:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_612This is, this is what it would be like if you were my dick. This is the view
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2:53:39–2:53:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_613you'd see. You'd be like this.
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2:53:46–2:53:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_614I'm so bored. Those noodles taste horrible.
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2:53:55–2:53:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_615Never buy these again. Yuck.
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2:54:03–2:54:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_616Ah, maybe I'll make some tea.
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2:54:13–2:54:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_617Tea time. It's tea time.
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2:55:13–2:55:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_618Everyone has 2 times.
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2:55:27–2:55:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_619Do I need to reheat the water?
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2:56:31–2:56:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_620Since I have good internet here, I could do Rainbow Six streams, couldn't I? I could do Rainbow Six streams.
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2:56:42–2:56:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_621Be more interesting than watching me eat noodles, wouldn't it? Wouldn't it? Wouldn't it? Be nice if you could fuck off.
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2:56:59–2:57:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_622Look, I just picked my nose.
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2:57:18–2:57:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_623Who wants to buy it? I'm putting it up for auction. £1 starting bid. Daniel's snot. Okay, I'll show you how to make green tea the Japanese way.
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2:57:23–2:57:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_624Life in Japan.
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2:57:48–2:57:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_625It smells like tea. Put in the tea bag, put in the water.
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2:58:07–2:58:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_626Put in the timber, put in the wall art.
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2:58:30–2:58:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_627Make it nice and green.
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2:58:41–2:58:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_628Just like my snot.
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2:58:54–2:58:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_629I found you from an Instagram post just now and didn't expect you to be live. Oh well, thanks for joining.
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2:59:23–2:59:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_630Da da da. What song is that? Can you hear it? It sounds like the,
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2:59:39–2:59:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_631the Hovis bread advert that used to be on England.
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2:59:47–2:59:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_632Is it Hovis? Hovis advert.
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2:59:53–2:59:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_633The last stop on Raon would be old man Pickett's place. 'Twas like taking bread to the top of the world.
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3:00:11–3:00:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_634'Twas a grand ride back though. I knew Baker and Abigail on it. Doorsteps have not always ready. There's a weak germ in that loaf, he'd say.
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3:00:24–3:00:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_635I were no more than knee-high to a grasshopper when I went to seek me fortune. I packed up me conkers and me ovis sandwiches and off I went. I'd just stopped for a bite when up comes our pushman. Am I in London yet? I asked. Nay, Tom, says he, and if thou's thinking of legging it down there,
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3:00:36–3:00:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_636you'll need more ovis butties than that. Come Come back with me and we'll get your ma to make up a suitcase full of hooves. It's as good today as it's always been. He looked like such a pedo.
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3:00:53–3:01:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_637Come with me, little boy. I'm not gonna kidnap you.
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3:01:08–3:01:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_638I don't want to get a copyright strike. You see, this is the problem with streaming on YouTube. I don't want to play stuff like that because I'm scared I'll get copyrighted straight. If I was streaming on Twitch or something, then I wouldn't care.
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3:01:25–3:01:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_639Maybe I should stream on Twitch instead of YouTube. Would you come and watch?
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3:01:48–3:01:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_640Twitch is better because I don't have to worry about strikes. I couldn't care less if my Twitch got banned.
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3:01:56–3:02:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_641Maybe I should try DLive. Someone kept sending me messages saying I should try DLive. PewDiePie is on DLive. Apparently you get chests, so if you donate to the streamer, then you get a chance of winning a chest, and then in the chest is money.
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3:02:10–3:02:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_642On, on DLive, when PewDiePie was streaming, some guy won £200 from a chest, so it kind of gives incentive for people to donate. They get something out of it.
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3:02:31–3:02:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_643I don't know how many people would come to DLive.
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3:02:45–3:02:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_644I don't really understand it very well.
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3:02:52–3:02:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_645Do do do do do do.
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3:03:01–3:03:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_646The tea's too hot. To be drinked.
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3:03:32–3:03:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_647Why is my laptop on? I turned it off. Now the fan's buzzing.
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3:03:42–3:03:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_648I was a bit nervous about asking my wife if we could go home together. I thought she might say, um, no, I need more time to think, but she was just like, yeah, okay, let's go. I thought it'd be Thought she might put up a bit more resistance because it just seems like I, I just came back
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3:04:09–3:04:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_649to have sex with her.
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3:04:30–3:04:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_650I feel like any other girl would have said, um, I'm not sure, I'm not sure how I feel about you,
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3:04:36–3:04:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_651I need some time to think about it.
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3:04:43–3:04:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_652That was the only thing I was thinking about when I met her yesterday. That was the only thing I was worried about. Would she say no if I asked her if we could go back together?
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3:04:50–3:05:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_653Is it too soon to be having sex again? I guess not.
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3:05:02–3:05:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_654And I get the feeling another girl might say something like, oh, I feel like you're just using me for sex. I'm not sure, we have to wait a bit.
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3:05:16–3:05:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_655Then I'd say, screw that, I'm going home.
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3:05:27–3:05:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_656I can't even touch the cup. It's so hot. Maybe she doesn't care about you anymore. Why do people keep saying that? She still loves me.
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3:05:51–3:06:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_657I don't know, maybe she doesn't care anymore. That's why she's just like, oh yeah, Joe, come back, nutshag. Oh yeah, whatever, you slept with a bunch of girls. Oh, let's just have sex anyway. Whatever.
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3:06:08–3:06:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_658The whole Japanese tea ceremony thing is so stupid. You have those Professional tea masters. And then you have his Padawan— what were they called? Tea apprentice. And it's some loser white guy who, who's obsessed with Japan. He's a tea apprentice. I'm learning the art of tea making. First you pour in the powder and you stir it counterclockwise
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3:06:27–3:06:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_659for 25 seconds. Pour in the water at a 45-degree angle at 100 centigrade.
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3:06:55–3:07:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_660It's just tea, for fuck's sake. Just put in a tea bag and put in the hot water and then shut up and drink it. Bloody tea masters, tea apprentice, get a life. Dedicating— imagine dedicating your life to making tea. So sad.
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3:07:08–3:07:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_661They take ages sitting there doing all the little precise movements.
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3:07:28–3:07:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_662So stupid. I could never go to one of those tea ceremony things because I'd just be pissing myself laughing. You spent how many hours learning how to do this?
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3:07:34–3:07:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_663I like tea, but I don't care how it's made. You just put the tea bag in, you put some water in. It's not rocket science. Why do people have to make everything so overly complicated?
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3:07:53–3:08:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_664And then you have, um, job advertisements and shops for Subway, like at my petrol station. And they'll say, we're looking for a sandwich artist. So the person who makes sandwiches in Subway, their job title description is a sandwich artist. What the hell?
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3:08:08–3:08:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_665His official title is a sandwich artist. Basically, he makes sandwiches, and to make the job sound less pathetic, they call it a sandwich artist. When he's just a guy putting stuff in between bread.
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3:08:31–3:08:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_666Do you think he put sandwich artist on his CV? Worked 2 years at Subway as a sandwich artist.
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3:08:48–3:08:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_667What idiot decided to call it a sandwich artist? Making a sandwich is not art.
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3:08:59–3:09:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_668Hello, I'd like to apply for this sandwich artist position.
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3:09:10–3:09:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_669What else could they call it though? Sandwich maker? Sandwich engineer?
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3:09:22–3:09:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_670Making sandwiches is a real job. Yeah, right. Get back in the kitchen then. Make me a sandwich,
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3:09:31–3:09:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_671Mr. Sandwich Artist.
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3:09:41–3:09:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_672Putting things in between bread is not a real job. Real job is saving people's lives like doctor.
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3:09:46–3:09:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_673Mmm, that's good tea. Now the trick is you have to slurp it as loud as possible so you aerate the tea as it enters your mouth hole.
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3:10:00–3:10:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_674You need it to vibrate in between your lips to create the maximum amount of bubbles.
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3:10:11–3:10:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_675So build this tower before it falls over. George, you'll make me laugh. You silly bungler. What the hell is this stupid show? What's going on? I'm not building a tower. Oh, I could do that. I'm very good at building. I'll show you. The accents are so dumb. Hey, Zippy! That was my tower! That was my
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3:10:30–3:11:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_676tower!
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3:11:00–3:11:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_677Zippy. Who remembers Zippy? I vaguely remember it, watching it. I, I kind of remember it when I was a child.
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3:11:04–3:11:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_678Zippy. What the hell is it?
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3:11:14–3:11:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_679Look, Zippy.
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3:11:25–3:11:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_680Number two, number two. Zippy, now come on. Now say you're sorry to Bungle. You knocked his tower over. You knocked his tower over.
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3:11:29–3:11:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_681Shut up, Zippy.
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3:11:41–3:11:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_682Do do do do do.
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3:11:46–3:11:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_683I did
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3:11:57–3:11:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_684it now. Yes, you.
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3:12:12–3:12:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_685You did. I was building my tower and you just knocked it over on purpose. It's not fair. Poor Bungle. Yeah, but I want to build something. I mean, I'm very good at building. So retarded. I'm very good at building.
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3:12:16–3:12:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_686We need more water.
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3:12:47–3:12:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_687Top it up with an extra splashing.
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3:12:52–3:12:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_688Well, you can take your turn after Bungle. You're greedy. No, I'm not. Yeah, you are. You always want to use the things other people are using. That's It's not being greedy. It is. It's greedy and it's selfish. Me? Selfish? What's selfish? You're selfish. You never share things. You always want to keep everything for yourself. I was only
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3:12:59–3:13:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_689going to show you how to build a tower properly, that's all. Sippy, you know you've got to share the bricks, don't you? There aren't enough of them to go around for to build all at the same time. You got to— you just made Bungle very unhappy. Now come on, go and say you're sorry. What for? Because you
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3:13:25–3:13:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_690made him feel unhappy. It is not very nice being unhappy. Hey, Bert. Hey, hey, I was wondering if you could do me a big favor. Oh sure, Ernie, what is it? Well, I was wondering if you would pretend that you're angry for me. I should pretend that I'm angry for you?
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3:13:41–3:14:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_691Oh cool, I gained 30 subs during this stream. My subs are going up and I'm doing fuck all.
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3:14:31–3:14:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_692Fuck all, mate, it's what I'm doing.
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3:14:43–3:14:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_693Oh, my coins. These are my,
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3:14:54–3:14:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_694my earnings from today's stream,
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3:14:58–3:14:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_695my Super Chat earnings.
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3:15:04–3:15:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_696Where's my tea?
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3:15:13–3:15:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_697What is my plan for the next days?
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3:15:25–3:15:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_698Well, I have to edit my new video today, then I need to upload it, and then I need to finish my new drawing. And then I'm gonna play some wambo sax.
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3:15:34–3:15:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_699And then I need to think about when I'm gonna move back in with my wife.
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3:15:50–3:15:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_700How long should I stay here? I want her to come here because I want to have sex here at least once. I've got the bed ready over there, my sex chamber. So we might go and visit Osaka Castle, then I'll make that into a vlog. And then I'll bring her back here, bamboozle her, and then send her
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3:15:57–3:16:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_701back home.
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3:16:17–3:16:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_702Maybe I'll stay here for a week and then just leave without saying anything. That's how I leave anyway. If I was staying here for the entire month, I don't think the owner is going to come here to say goodbye. She would just be like, leave, leave the key in the key box and then make sure everything's tidy.
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3:16:20–3:16:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_703No, how about I take a shit on the floor?
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3:16:39–3:16:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_704Has she said you can move in with her? Well, we didn't talk about it,
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3:16:49–3:16:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_705but I think we both know what's gonna happen. We're gonna move in together again, aren't we?
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3:16:59–3:17:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_706I'll leave a review on the Airbnb. Very nice Airbnb. I had lots of fun in the bed. Wink wink.
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3:17:13–3:17:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_707I need to go to the toilet again.
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3:17:29–3:17:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_708Life in Japan.
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3:17:56–3:17:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_709Hope you're enjoying the ASMR sound effects.
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3:18:10–3:18:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_710So you don't want to meet other women in Japan? Well, I would if they were young and cute, but the only ones I could get to meet me are these ugly 40-year-olds. There's one woman who wanted to meet me. She's 39 and her face looks weird, so I thought, uh, better not. And then there's this other one,
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3:18:37–3:18:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_711she looks even worse. Look, let's face it, no cute young girl is going to want to meet me. The only ones I could get to meet me are these late 30s weird-looking women.
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3:18:58–3:19:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_712No young cute girl is gonna match me or even reply to me. Let's face facts.
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3:19:16–3:19:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_713I just don't know why. Even if I hide my skinniness in my photos, or even if I lie about my job and say I'm a Japanese translator, and I write some bullshit in the profile like, I'm an active guy, I love scuba diving, I still can't get them to bloody match me. What is wrong? Am I not
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3:19:26–3:19:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_714attractive? Am I not white enough for them?
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3:19:47–3:19:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_715And then I use some white guy's picture for a fake profile, and then I get all these cuties messaging me. First, I didn't even message them, they messaged me. I even tricked a couple into meeting, and then they were all upset because I didn't show.
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3:19:56–3:20:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_716Problem is my face. I'm just not attractive enough. I look like a little boy.
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3:20:16–3:20:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_717I don't look manly. That's my problem. Look, I just don't look manly enough to be able to get one of those little cuties.
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3:20:25–3:20:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_718And don't even talk about personality or confidence. How would they know? They didn't even give me a chance. They didn't even meet me.
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3:20:46–3:20:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_719I might have the best personality in the world and they— and it wouldn't matter because they didn't even agree to meeting up.
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3:20:56–3:21:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_720Probably be a waste of time anyway.
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3:21:05–3:21:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_721I've got all these pimples. Look, these are— I don't know what they are. They're like painful lumps, but they go black colored. It's kind of like bruising. And then I've got this big red one.
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3:21:23–3:21:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_722This one's an old one. You can see it in my older videos, but it's just a scar now.
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3:21:44–3:21:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_723I look like I have a disease. Look.
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3:21:53–3:21:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_7244, 5,
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3:21:57–3:21:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_7256.
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3:22:04–3:22:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_726Even with my new short hair, I still don't look masculine. People kept saying I should get a haircut. And then I'd look more manly. Do I look more manly?
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3:22:08–3:22:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_727And they said, take off your glasses, you'll look more, more attractive. I look stupid. Look, I look stupid. I got these massive holes here from where the glasses were.
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3:22:26–3:22:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_728And then my hair here keeps standing up. I can't get it to stay down.
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3:23:01–3:23:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_729Looks stupid.
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3:23:07–3:23:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_730It's nice not wearing glasses though. Feels like I've gotten something off of my face.
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3:23:37–3:23:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_731Do the K-pop look. Okay, I'll try.
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3:23:54–3:23:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_732I look so ugly. I should have that as my profile picture.
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3:24:06–3:24:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_733How about now?
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3:24:42–3:24:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_734Better or
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3:24:55–3:25:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_735worse?
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3:25:08–3:25:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_736Styling my hair. Have one strand coming down to look sexy.
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3:25:13–3:25:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_737I'm starting
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3:25:28–3:25:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_738styling my hair,
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3:25:32–3:25:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_739and for some reason when I touch myself,
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3:25:40–3:25:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_740it goes red where I touched it. I just touched my forehead, now it's gone red. It's like I'm allergic to myself. So if I just touch myself here, it'll go red.
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3:25:44–3:25:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_741You know, when I met my wife yesterday,
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3:26:00–3:26:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_742I actually thought she was quite attractive. My wife is quite attractive, actually. But she has nice big eyes and she has a nice small nose. She has a small face.
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3:26:06–3:26:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_743She doesn't have weird features. The only problem is she's, she's a bit spotty like me. She has quite a few pimples around her lips here. Maybe it's because of all the guys she's been snogging. She had one here and she has one here, the same place as me.
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3:26:20–3:26:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_744I guess I can't really complain since my skin is, is even worse.
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3:26:41–3:26:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_745If she had clear skin, she would look so much better.
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3:26:47–3:26:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_746I thought by the time I'm 30, I would stop getting pimples, but no, I'm 30 now and I still get pimples like I was 16.
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3:26:54–3:27:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_747Yeah, she looks good considering her age. Some of the girls I met on Tinder, even though they were 10 years younger than my wife, I don't know, they just look like they aged badly already.
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3:27:12–3:27:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_748Imagine them when they're 38, they'd look terrible. My wife still looks good and she's 38. You should have seen my wife when she was 20-something. She was hot. I've seen her pictures.
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3:27:27–3:27:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_749Well, I guess if I can't get a hot girl when they're young, it's better than nothing. Better, better than having an ugly young girlfriend. I'd rather have an attractive old woman than a young ugly woman. Don't you think that's better?
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3:27:46–3:28:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_750Maybe in 5 years I'll age as well, and then we'll look around the same age roughly. Then it won't really matter. I keep worrying too much about how she looks. It's kind of stupid. Everyone ages, everyone's looks are gonna fade, but I put a lot of importance on the looks of the girl because I think it's important
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3:28:11–3:28:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_751to find your partner attractive.
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3:28:38–3:28:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_752Don't know what to do. What should I do? I don't know what to do. My battery case has run out of battery. I've got 60%
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3:29:16–3:29:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_753on my phone.
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3:29:32–3:29:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_754So sexy.
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3:29:58–3:29:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_755Why did I dump the Essex girl? I can't say. Because she'll find out what I said and then she'll be upset.
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3:30:02–3:30:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_756But there basically, there were a number of reasons why I didn't feel attracted to her. Maybe I shouldn't say. I feel bad.
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3:30:14–3:30:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_757She messaged me. She messaged me after I made the last video about her, the Why I Don't Talk to the Essex Girl Anymore. Video. She just messaged me saying thank you, Daniel, something else. I didn't open the message, so I don't know what else it said.
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3:30:26–3:30:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_758I don't know, I thought she would be a good potential girlfriend,
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3:30:45–3:30:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_759but then I met her and then I didn't really feel it, you know. I'm not sure what it was about her, but I just didn't really see myself with her.
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3:30:51–3:31:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_760I couldn't see myself living in Essex. I guess that was the main problem. And if we were going to be in a relationship, eventually I'd want to move in with her. And if— and I asked myself, do I want to live in Essex with her, or would I rather just go back to Japan?
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3:31:09–3:31:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_761Living in Japan with my wife or living with Essex girl in Essex?
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3:31:28–3:31:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_762I guess I chose Japan.
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3:31:34–3:31:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_763Living in England has no appeal to me unless it's my parents' house. I don't want to live in some shit townhouse in Maidstone surrounded by chavs. If I had to choose between that and living in Japan, I'd rather live in Japan. At least Japanese people are quiet and well-mannered, and the girls are hot.
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3:31:41–3:31:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_764English people are just annoying. All right, mate. Oh, mate. On the phone all the time. You get on the train, bloody idiots on the phone all the time. Hello, I just got on the train. Do you want me to pick up some fish and chips? Or they're having bloody arguments on the phone on the train. Oh, shut
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3:32:02–3:32:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_765up. No one wants to hear. They think their own lives are so important. They just blab on the phone. They don't even care about other people. They're not considerate to their surroundings at all.
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3:32:21–3:32:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_766Got on the train from London coming back home. All these people, at least 10 or 15 people, answered their phones on the train. Hello, I'm on the train now. All the stupid businessmen doing business on the phone. Why can't they just type, send a message? It's a lot easier.
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3:32:37–3:32:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_767It's like they don't care, live in their own little bubble. At least Japanese people, they don't do that. Japanese people are very quiet, especially on the trains. No one says a word. It's great. I don't think I've ever heard a Japanese person speak on the phone on the train.
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3:32:59–3:33:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_768I love it.
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3:33:18–3:33:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_769You get all these chavs at the train station. When I was waiting for the train when I came here, some stupid guy was spitting all over the place. It was disgusting. He was on his phone and every 10 seconds he'd go— it was like he was choking up his lung. Disgusting. Spitting everywhere.
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3:33:28–3:33:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_770Swallow it if you're gonna spit.
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3:33:58–3:34:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_771And he was like, oh, fucking hell.
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3:34:03–3:34:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_772It's like he was dying. Fucking hell, mate.
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3:34:07–3:34:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_773Fuck me, mate. It's disgusting. That's what he was saying. He was saying stuff like that and then hocking it up.
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3:34:17–3:34:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_774And there's this gang of chavvy kids on the other side of the train station listening to rap music,
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3:34:28–3:34:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_775talking about stupid things like, oh mate, I got wasted last weekend. Oh, that party was fucking great, mate. I got pissed, piss-headed.
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3:34:36–3:34:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_776Stupid imbeciles.
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3:34:54–3:34:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_777I hate the way they speak. Why can't they speak properly? Fucking hell, mate,
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3:35:02–3:35:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_778sound like idiots. Learn to speak or shut up.
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3:35:09–3:35:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_779Oh, I got fucking smashed last night, mate. Can't stand it. At least you come to Japan, no one talks like that. Okay, you get the, um, the Yankees kind of rough Japanese guys, but they're not that common. You don't see them very often.
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3:35:17–3:35:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_780I hate that chav accent, that low-class trying to sound all hard and tough accent.
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3:35:41–3:35:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_781Fucking hell, mate. Fuck me. I hate it when they say, oh my days. So stupid. Oh my
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3:36:02–3:36:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_782Daze. It's like, oh my God, but instead of God, dazed.
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3:36:16–3:36:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_783I hate it.
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3:36:29–3:36:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_784And then you get these idiots who don't buy train tickets on the train in England. And then the ticket man comes, asks for the ticket, and they start complaining, saying, oh, I don't have any money,
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3:36:35–3:36:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_785please, I don't have any money, mate. If you don't have any money, don't get on the train.
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3:36:47–3:36:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_786It's your fault. You should have gotten some money to pay for a ticket. And then they get fined £20. They start moaning about it.
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3:36:54–3:37:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_787Oh, why are you fining me?
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3:37:04–3:37:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_788They start having a go at the ticket collector just for doing his job.
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3:37:14–3:37:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_789If you don't have money for the train, walk!
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3:37:19–3:37:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_790You don't have that problem in Japan because you need to buy a ticket to get on the train. If you don't have a ticket, then you can't get past the barriers unless you jump over them. If they said barriers at the train station,
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3:37:41–3:37:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_791but then you need a person at the train station Usually the train stations in England, they don't have any people working there. There's usually one guy selling tickets in the morning, but then he leaves after 10, and then between 10 or 11—
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3:37:55–3:38:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_792after 10 or 11 during the day, there's no one manning the train station. So even if they had ticket barriers, you could just jump over them, no one would know.
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3:38:13–3:38:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_793I'm talking about the train stations in— outside of cities.
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3:38:28–3:38:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_794I don't have anything against them not wanting to pay the ticket. I just hate it when they get caught and then they start complaining about it. If you get caught, then just deal with it. I used to get on the train without paying all the time when I was going to the job center, but I'd be clever
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3:38:44–3:39:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_795about it. If I saw the train ticket collector man coming, I'd quickly get off the train and then walk the rest of the way.
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3:39:01–3:39:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_796It was pretty exciting. Actually, I remember coming home from the job centre and I didn't have a ticket,
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3:39:13–3:39:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_797and my heart would start pounding as the train was getting closer to my stop. My heart would start pounding, wondering if I could get away with it. And then I could hear the ticket collector man coming. I could hear his voice, tickets please. And I'd be like, oh shit, he's coming. Come on, hurry up! And then the
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3:39:24–3:39:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_798train would stop at the station. I'd quickly open the door and walk very quickly before he got to me.
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3:39:42–3:39:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_799Sometimes he got to me before the train stopped. There was one time it was just about to stop and he got to me, and then I had to pay. So close to getting away with it.
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3:39:52–3:40:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_800One time they caught me and the train security people were at the train station at Maidstone. They made me pay £20.
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3:40:10–3:40:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_801I gave them a fake address so I didn't have to pay it. I said I didn't have— I don't have any money on me. And then you have to fill out this form, put your address on it. You just put a fake address on it and they can't find you. What are they gonna do?
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3:40:20–3:40:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_802It was like a game. It's not that I didn't have the money to pay for it. I had money to pay for a ticket, but it was more fun trying to get away with not paying it.
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3:40:46–3:40:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_803Put me in such a good mood when I got off the train without paying. Yes, I just got the train for free.
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3:40:58–3:41:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_804I used to walk to Maidstone sometimes. Took me about 2 hours to walk. It was about 8 miles. And one time I rode my bicycle to Maidstone. Took me about 50 minutes. Nearly killed me. It was so tiring going up those hills. I thought I was gonna black out.
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3:41:18–3:41:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_805I had to get off the bike and walk for some of it because I was just too tired. I thought I was going to collapse.
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3:41:41–3:41:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_806I should have gotten an electric bike. Would have gotten stolen though.
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3:41:51–3:41:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_807Do I know R. Gary? I've heard of him. I've seen his channel and I've seen him commenting on some of my videos.
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3:42:18–3:42:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_808I saw him in one of Gimme a Break Man's videos. They were chatting and he was sitting there with his feet, bare feet, in front of the camera and he was picking his toenails. It was disgusting. He was like picking his toes, picking, peeling skin off and flicking it. He's like this really old gross-looking guy.
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3:42:29–3:42:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_809He complains about racism in Japan.
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3:42:50–3:42:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_810I've never experienced racism in Japan. I've experienced it a lot in England. See, now do you know why I like being in Japan so much? I just don't feel like I stick out so much here. In England, I feel like I'm this Asian guy from Asia. I don't belong here. At least in Japan, I feel like I
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3:43:02–3:43:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_811fit in a bit more
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3:43:22–3:43:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_812because I look Asian. I guess they think I'm one of them, or half of one of them. They can't make fun of me for looking Asian when they look Asian themselves.
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3:43:31–3:43:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_813I haven't really had any problems recently about racism in England, probably because I don't go anywhere.
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3:43:49–3:43:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_814I just stay at home all day.
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3:43:58–3:44:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_815I guess if you look Asian, then it kind of makes sense to feel more at home in Asia. People want to be surrounded by people that look like them.
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3:44:17–3:44:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_816Makes you feel like less of a freak. If I was a blue guy and I lived in a country full of red guys, I'd feel like some kind of alien. And then I go back to the country full of blue guys and I'd feel like, ah, I'm back home with my blue, my blue guys. I don't understand
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3:44:33–3:44:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_817what they're saying, but I look like them, so whatever.
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3:44:52–3:44:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_818I guess it helps that I don't have any interaction with people here, so there's not many opportunities for them to be racist to me. The only interaction I have is going to 7-Eleven. I don't even say anything.
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3:45:04–3:45:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_819The only thing I say is Yes, please. If they ask me to, if they ask me if I want my food heated up.
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3:45:19–3:45:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_820If I don't want to say anything, then I don't buy any food that that can be heated up.
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3:45:34–3:45:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_821Life in Japan. It's quite nice not having to work in Japan. I think most of the problems foreigners have in Japan is working in Japan.
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3:46:04–3:46:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_822All my co-workers are racist, all my customers are racist, don't know what they're saying. So glad I have YouTube. YouTube is like my little protective bubble safeguarding me from having to live in the real world. If I didn't have YouTube, oh, I'd be so fucked. Have to get another job in shitty 7-Eleven.
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3:46:17–3:46:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_823So glad I have YouTube. Thanks guys,
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3:46:43–3:46:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_824thanks for watching my ads, thanks for clicking my ads. I love you,
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3:46:49–3:46:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_825you saved my life.
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3:46:56–3:46:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_826I'm gonna write your name down in my book of people I love.
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3:47:02–3:47:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_827Ah, it's so nice not having to work. You don't understand how great it is not having to go to a job every day, not having to deal with people. If you think about it, all of life's problems are generated by other people. All the racism, bullying, feeling like shit— it's because of other people. The only problems I
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3:47:11–3:47:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_828have in life are because of other people.
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3:47:32–3:47:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_829If there were no people, I'd have no problems.
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3:47:37–3:47:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_830Being able to isolate yourself from society is just so nice. Don't have to deal with all that bullshit.
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3:47:52–3:47:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_831People are just annoying.
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3:48:04–3:48:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_832I remember working in Lawson, 2011, when I came on the working holiday visa. I hated it so much. I wanted to kill myself.
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3:48:19–3:48:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_833Waking up at 5 AM in the morning, having a cold shower in the freezing cold shower room of the guest house,
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3:48:31–3:48:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_834getting on the train for an hour, riding into Tokyo, going into that stupid convenience store every day,
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3:48:39–3:48:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_835working with those People I hated to work with,
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3:48:48–3:48:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_836doing the same boring tasks every day. Stock the shelves, check the dates, serve the customers, bag the items, clean this, clean that.
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3:48:54–3:49:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_837Hated it. It was horrible.
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3:49:12–3:49:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_838I remember one when this one Japanese guy shouted at me. He was like this rough construction worker type guy. He was buying stuff and my coworker was dealing with it, you know, scanning it and stuff, and she was bagging stuff. I was standing at my station just staring at the wall because I had nothing to do. And
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3:49:17–3:49:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_839then he turned to me and he shouted at me. I said, Microwave my sandwich! I didn't even know he was talking to me at first, and he said it in a really rude way, not in a polite way.
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3:49:38–3:49:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_840I didn't know he was talking to me. What kind of idiot microwaves a sandwich?
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3:49:54–3:49:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_841So rude. Should have told him to fuck off. If I had any balls,
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3:50:02–3:50:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_842I would have— I wish I could have said, excuse me, the hell did you just say to me? You microwave your own sandwich?
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3:50:10–3:50:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_843I wish I had the balls to confront people in real life.
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3:50:24–3:50:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_844I can't imagine myself shouting at someone who works in a convenience store. Can you imagine getting that upset over a sandwich?
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3:51:07–3:51:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_845Who cares?
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3:51:24–3:51:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_846Just eat it cold. It's going to get warm in your mouth anyway when you start chewing.
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3:51:27–3:51:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_847See how much tea I can get out of this one tea bag. We'll milk it dry.
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3:51:54–3:51:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_848And then my coworker told me off at Lawson. She said, Daniel, how come you've been working here for 3 months You're still making mistakes. Um, it's because I don't give a shit about this stupid job. Couldn't care less.
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3:52:07–3:52:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_849That's why I keep making mistakes. It's because it's a stupid shop
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3:52:27–3:52:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_850that I couldn't care less about.
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3:52:33–3:52:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_851And then the next day I didn't even show up for work. Didn't even tell them I was quitting. I just didn't turn up the next day. Fuck them, pissing me off, paying me minimum wage and expecting me to treat the job seriously. Who gives a crap about convenience store?
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3:52:40–3:52:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_852Only doing it for money. I'm not doing it because I love working in a convenience store. I couldn't care less about convenience stores.
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3:53:01–3:53:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_853But then I didn't get paid for the last month because I didn't show up. I didn't show up to get paid, so I guess the joke's on me.
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3:53:25–3:53:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_854I just don't care about working in a shop. I don't care about doing it properly. I don't care if I make a mistake. Doesn't bother me.
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3:53:48–3:53:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_855Who cares? We're gonna die. And when you realize that we're living on a giant rock that's floating around in space orbiting a big fiery ball that's gonna eventually explode and destroy everything in 5 billion years, kind of makes you feel like everything's pointless.
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3:54:01–3:54:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_856Think about it. We're on this stupid rock that floats around in space,
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3:54:32–3:54:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_857and there's millions and millions and billions of other rocks floating around in space, and then we're only here for a tiny, tiny amount of time, and then we're gone. Do you think I care about how many seconds I have to put a sandwich in the microwave? Piss off. I'm gonna be dead in 40 years. Leave me alone.
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3:54:39–3:54:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_858This job is insignificant. My life is insignificant. Everything is insignificant because I am meaningless. We're all meaningless in this galaxy, universe. We're like a grain of sand,
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3:55:03–3:55:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_859one grain of sand out of the entire world of beaches.
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3:55:23–3:55:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_860Stupid crows, shut up! Why are there always so many stupid crows in Japan? Shoot them!
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3:55:31–3:55:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_861Stop.
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3:55:43–3:56:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_862This tea tastes like water now.
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3:57:27–3:57:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_863I wish I was alive during the British Empire. I want to do some colonizing. I want to wear a red jacket. Make love with the natives, make little brown babies.
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3:57:40–3:57:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_864I would get killed being cannon fodder. No, because I'm so skinny, I would easily dodge any incoming fire. I would just turn sideways and I'd vanish whilst all the fatties are getting shot.
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3:58:17–3:58:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_865My favorite movie is Zulu Dawn. I like it when— I like it when the Africans
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3:58:37–3:58:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_866kill all the Brits. No, I don't. I felt sad, actually. I like the bit when they're all running across the field and they're going, oh,
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3:58:47–3:58:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_867and then they're firing the cannons, but they're all missing. Stupid cannons. They can't even hit anything.
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3:59:03–3:59:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_868I
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3:59:27–3:59:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_869need to find a way to charge my phone. There's no plug socket here.
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3:59:30–3:59:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_870Uh, my battery bank is—
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3:59:37–3:59:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_871oh, I have lots of battery in my battery bank.
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3:59:42–3:59:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_872Where's that?
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3:59:58–3:59:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_873My plan for today. Well, it's six o'clock.
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4:00:54–4:01:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_874Um,
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4:01:03–4:01:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_875I wasn't planning on streaming so long, but I'm having such a fantastic time.
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4:01:07–4:01:12 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_876I've now been streaming for. 6 hours.
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4:01:14–4:01:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_877I should edit my new video, really.
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4:01:26–4:01:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_878It's all ready. To go up. I just need to trim some bits, maybe add a bit of music.
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4:01:39–4:01:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_879What should I title it? First day in Japan, I feel depressed and lonely. I think that's quite a good title. And the next video can be visiting Osaka Castle with my wife, and then Maybe after that, moving back in with my wife.
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4:01:50–4:02:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_880Need to get back onto the YouTube game, get back on the grind making quality content.
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4:02:13–4:02:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_881What should I make? Something— I want to make something good, you know, something that has value.
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4:02:24–4:02:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_882Maybe I'll just copy something Rachel and Jun did 5 years ago. That works on one of my videos. I made one video which was just a complete rip-off of DanIsNotOnFire's video. No one even noticed. I just went on to DanIsNotOnFire's channel, went back 6 years, picked a title that sounded like something my channel would have. Just copied
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4:02:34–4:02:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_883it word for word, even completely copied his intro. Not a single person noticed.
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4:02:58–4:03:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_884I guess Dan Howell was kind of irrelevant now and we don't have the same audience.
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4:03:06–4:03:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_885It's quite a good idea, just plagiarize. If you're out of ideas, just copy someone else's channel. It works before. It's kind of funny that the most successful video that I've ever made, which got 1.3 million views, was basically a video I just completely copied from someone else.
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4:03:17–4:03:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_886Copied the title word for word as well.
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4:03:38–4:03:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_887I, I really like how Morgz is completely ripping off MrBeast's video ideas. It's just so funny. He's not even trying to hide it, he's just blatantly copying his titles and stuff.
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4:03:49–4:04:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_888That Morgz entire family is so annoying. The way they speak is really annoying.
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4:04:14–4:04:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_889Why is he so loud? It's like he's shouting at everyone. Maybe I should make videos like that. Hey guys, I'm in Japan!
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4:04:21–4:04:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_890But I don't want to disturb people, that's why I'm kind of whispering.
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4:04:42–4:04:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_891Now. I don't want to be loud.
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4:04:49–4:04:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_892Hello? I can't do it. I don't want to. I don't want people to hear me. Hello?
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4:04:59–4:05:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_893Why did I get up? It's going to be
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4:05:08–4:05:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_894Oh, I remember. I really want to make a video about Star Wars Galaxies.
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4:05:43–4:05:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_895It's something that I'm interested in because it's something I played when I was teenager. I really want to reminisce, but I don't think most of you guys would care. I don't think it would get good views.
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4:05:58–4:06:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_896My guild leader has a YouTube channel, but it only has about 15 subs. I might give him a shout out, but he's not uploading anymore.
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4:06:14–4:06:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_897Ah, Star Wars Galaxies, such a great game.
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4:06:25–4:06:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_898You could do anything. You just get started off with a character level 1, and then you could become a Jedi or a fighter or a soldier, or you could become a farmer or a merchant and then set up your own shops. You could set up your own farm on some planet, build your own house.
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4:06:45–4:07:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_899My favorite thing to do was become a bounty hunter, and then you get contracts to hunt down player Jedis. And then you have to hunt them down and kill them, and then you get a huge amount of money— credits.
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4:07:13–4:07:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_900It was so satisfying because it was really difficult killing a Jedi if they are an experienced Jedi. You'd have pretty much no chance to take them down, but if they're a new Jedi who just started then they were pretty easy to take down, but then you get less money. And sometimes you could team up with other bounty
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4:07:32–4:07:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_901hunters who have the same contract and then team up to take down the Jedi.
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4:07:53–4:07:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_902I miss that game.
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4:08:22–4:08:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_903I miss the social aspect of it, playing with people, having friends, teaming up to, to do something, building a little community. Little town.
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4:08:25–4:08:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_904I want to play a game like that again where you build stuff.
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4:08:40–4:08:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_905Some kind of sandbox MMO would be fun,
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4:08:51–4:08:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_906but I don't think I have the patience right now.
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4:08:56–4:08:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_907I get bored with everything so quickly.
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4:09:04–4:09:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_908Oh, thank you, Dylan. Play Minecraft with me. I was thinking about getting Minecraft, but I think I just get bored with it.
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4:09:16–4:09:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_909I'd like to make my house on it. So I, so I don't feel homesick.
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4:09:28–4:09:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_910I guess Rainbow Six is good enough. I get my social needs
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4:09:42–4:09:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_911fulfilled by it quite well.
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4:10:00–4:10:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_912One game I was just getting lucky shots all the time, headshots with the pistol, and then everyone accused me of using an aimbot. I said, no, I'm just skilled. I got off so many lucky shots. I just ran around corners, fired once, managed to get headshots every time. One time on Rainbow Six, I just randomly shot at
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4:10:05–4:10:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_913the wall and got a headshot because someone was on the other side of the wall right there, right at the precise moment I decided to randomly shoot. It was weird. That's happened a few times now,
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4:10:27–4:10:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_914just randomly shoot at walls. Sometimes an enemy might be behind— might be behind it.
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4:10:43–4:10:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_915Ouch! Fucking hell.
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4:11:00–4:11:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_916I guess now I'm in Japan, I have good internet. I could stream games. What game should I play? Oh, but the thing is, I didn't bring my mic for my laptop, so I could use the laptop's built-in mic, but then it sounds crap.
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4:11:04–4:11:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_917Oh, I need the toilet.
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4:11:29–4:11:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_918Poop my pants.
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4:11:34–4:11:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_919I've got serious toilet problems.
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4:16:24–4:16:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_920Wow, the iPad Pro charges really quickly. It was at 17% an hour ago, now it's at 87%. Wow.
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4:16:33–4:16:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_921I love electricity.
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4:16:50–4:16:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_922I guess I have to buy dinner.
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4:16:57–4:16:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_923Ah, what a life.
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4:17:02–4:17:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_924What should I eat?
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4:17:28–4:17:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_925Am I sleeping with my wife tonight? I'm not sure.
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4:17:33–4:17:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_926I guess I could.
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4:17:43–4:17:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_927I don't know, maybe we should live separately for a little while.
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4:17:53–4:17:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_928Would be a waste of an Airbnb.
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4:18:01–4:18:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_929I don't have any answer.
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4:18:14–4:18:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_930Maybe she could come here.
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4:18:19–4:18:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_931There's nothing to do. At least her place has a big TV. I've got a little TV.
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4:18:22–4:18:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_932Oops, pressed
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4:19:22–4:19:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_933it by accident.
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4:19:34–4:19:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_934Why don't I stream Rainbow Six? I don't know, I thought you might think it'd be boring if I just played Rainbow Six. Thought it'd be more interesting if I just sat here staring at my kettle.
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4:20:04–4:20:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_935Maybe I'll just go to sleep.
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4:20:45–4:20:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_936You can come with me.
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4:21:13–4:21:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_937Watch
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4:21:31–4:21:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_938out.
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4:21:41–4:21:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_939嗯。
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4:22:48–4:22:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_940嗯。
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4:23:20–4:23:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_941I'm scared I might actually fall asleep and then pull my pants down, whip my dick out. Sometimes when I go to sleep, I wake up and my dick's hanging out.
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4:24:05–4:24:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_942I'll just sit here for a bit,
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4:24:41–4:24:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_943listen to the tick-tocking,
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4:24:44–4:24:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_944my life ticking away.
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4:24:49–4:24:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_945My precious life.
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4:24:55–4:24:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_946My parents worked so hard to bring me into the world, to nurture me,
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4:25:01–4:25:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_947provide for me.
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4:25:10–4:25:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_948This is what I am.
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4:25:13–4:25:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_949This is what I've
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4:25:19–4:25:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_950Calm. This is my life.
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4:25:36–4:25:38 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_951I don't even feel horny. I feel so depressed, can't even get it up.
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4:25:58–4:26:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_952What's the point?
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4:26:05–4:26:06 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_953Oh look, there's new, new filters. Documentary,
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4:26:12–4:26:16 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_954silver screen, sepia.
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4:26:18–4:26:22 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_955Oh, spooky.
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4:26:24–4:26:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_956Oh, it's a drawing.
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4:26:30–4:26:31 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_957Oh, everything's black. How come my foot's white but my hand's black?
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4:26:38–4:26:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_958Oh no, I've broken it. It's frozen.
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4:26:50–4:26:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_959How's this one?
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4:27:18–4:27:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_960It's giving me a headache.
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4:27:23–4:27:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_961Where is Chihiro? She's at work. She's so boring. She's always working.
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4:28:06–4:28:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_962Work and sleep. Work and sleep.
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4:28:17–4:28:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_963Boring.
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4:28:22–4:28:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_964I wish I had a PS4 and a big TV. That'd be fun.
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4:28:46–4:28:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_965I sold my Switch to a half-Japanese girl. In England. I wonder if she was hot. I said I bought Zelda in Japan, so don't worry if it's all in Japanese, there's English as well. And then she said, oh, that's okay, I'm actually half Japanese, so it wouldn't be a problem. I wonder if she's hot.
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4:29:08–4:29:29 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_966Sold it for £200. The Switch, the Pro Controller, Zelda, Doom, Diablo 3,
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4:29:38–4:29:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_967the charging stand, the dock. I must have spent nearly £500 on the whole thing, plus all the games I got. I had Mario Kart, Mario Odyssey, Super Smash Bros.
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4:29:49–4:30:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_968Crash Bandicoot. That's at least £150 worth of games. Prison Architect, Cities: Skylines. Never even played them. I thought I would play it, but I never did.
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4:30:04–4:30:18 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_969Best deal I could get was £200.
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4:30:23–4:30:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_970I'm just not into console gaming anymore.
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4:30:37–4:30:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_971PC gaming is the best.
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4:30:45–4:30:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_972Has the camera crashed again?
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4:30:55–4:30:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_973Oh, I
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4:31:00–4:31:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_974think the filter makes the camera crash.
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4:31:11–4:31:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_975I'm going to upload the Rachel and Jin video onto my second channel,
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4:31:49–4:31:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_976not my main channel.
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4:31:55–4:31:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_977Main channel is going to be for high-quality content, and my second channel is just going to be trolling and clickbaiting, putting other YouTubers in the title. Main channel will be for high production stuff, high quality.
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4:31:59–4:32:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_978Do you think I'm getting money when people click on my live stream? Is there an ad when you click on it? Do you have to watch an ad when you click on it? I could just do this all day and people click on it and then I get money. Get money for sitting here doing nothing.
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4:32:33–4:32:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_979No ad. Ah,
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4:32:54–4:32:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_980so I'm not even getting any AdSense. No shekels.
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4:32:58–4:33:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_981Maybe this stream got demonetized because I talked about mass shooting and rape.
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4:33:08–4:33:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_982Can you show us the view outside the window? I don't really want to dox myself yet.
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4:33:43–4:33:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_983I wonder if my wife will message me asking to meet up today. It'll be nice if she did.
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4:34:14–4:34:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_984I don't want to be the one who's constantly pestering her to meet up.
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4:34:21–4:34:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_985Maybe she's actually enjoying having a social life again. Maybe she prefers having a social life than sitting around with boring old me doing nothing.
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4:34:27–4:34:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_986We don't really talk much when we're together anyway.
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4:34:38–4:34:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_987Maybe she'd rather just spend time with her friends. Great, now it's like my French girlfriend all over again. My French girlfriend, she spent all day with her friends. She never spent it with me. And then we just spend time together in the evening before going to bed and having sex, basically. What, what if it becomes like that
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4:34:45–4:35:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_988again?
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4:35:11–4:35:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_989What if she ends up just spending time with her friends now? Before, she was coming home, straight home after work
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4:35:23–4:35:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_990for me, because of me.
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4:35:34–4:35:36 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_991But ever since we separated, she's probably been going out almost every day.
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4:35:38–4:35:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_992She probably missed that.
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4:35:46–4:35:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_993She probably enjoys that more than just sitting at home with me being bored.
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4:35:51–4:35:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_994I wish, I wish someone— I wish there was someone who actually enjoy being with me. I guess I'm
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4:36:05–4:36:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_995boring.
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4:36:19–4:36:20 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_996I just don't really know how to entertain people. If I was a good entertainer, then my channel would be a lot bigger. I guess my channel is only this small because I'm boring. If I was really fun and interesting and entertaining, people— more people would love me.
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4:36:31–4:36:49 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_997But you know, it's like Coach Red Pill always says, your wife isn't supposed to be your best friend. You have your friends to be your friends, and then your wife is your wife. And then he said, don't believe all that, oh, my wife is my best friend bullcrap.
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4:37:05–4:37:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_998But then he also says, if you're not having kids then there's no point having a wife.
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4:37:25–4:37:30 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_999Coach Red Pill says get married when you're 50 to a 25-year-old wife.
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4:37:50–4:37:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1000He also has a video that says never date over 25. If she should make a video, never get married to a woman older than you.
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4:37:56–4:38:04 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1001I guess there's no point being married unless either you want to have kids or You need a visa, otherwise what's the point of it?
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4:38:14–4:38:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1002I just feel like it's too difficult trying to get, get a 25-year-old girl. They have so many options as a young attractive girl. Why would they choose me when you could choose someone who has a normal man's body, who has social skills, who has a job? And why would anyone choose me instead of a normal guy? So
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4:38:46–4:39:15 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1003any normal guy is going to look like a guy and have a job and have at least one friend and have at least social skills. That's like the bare minimum of being a normal guy. I don't have any of those things. I'm not even normal. I don't even have the basic requirements to be normal.
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4:39:15–4:39:35 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1004Look at
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4:39:41–4:39:43 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1005my arms.
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4:39:55–4:39:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1006I don't even have a sexy body. At least some guys, they're idiots and they have no lives, but at least they have a sexy body.
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4:40:01–4:40:10 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1007I don't even have a sexy body.
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4:40:17–4:40:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1008I just feel kind of defeated.
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4:40:47–4:40:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1009There's so much competition. You know, with octopus, they have the alpha male octopus, but then they also have these wimpy, pathetic-looking octopus. They call them sneaky fuckers because they pretend to be a female octopus so they can slip by the alpha males undetected. And they slip by the, the alpha males pretending to be a female, and then
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4:40:53–4:41:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1010they sneakily Fuck the female octopus right under the alpha male's nose.
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4:41:19–4:41:25 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1011Maybe that's what I have to do.
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4:41:32–4:41:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1012It's not Peter Jordison theories, it was what I saw on a documentary about octopus.
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4:41:38–4:41:44 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1013It was a documentary on how different species find strategies to mate with the female.
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4:41:47–4:41:56 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1014Peter Jordan's son.
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4:42:26–4:42:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1015Peter Jordan's son would be Peter Jordan's son. Do you think that the origin of the surname Jordanson just came from some guy's— some guy called Jordan, his son decided to call himself Jordan's son, and then it slowly shifted into Jordanson? Like Peterson, the original Mr. Peterson was just some, some guy, the son of
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4:42:31–4:43:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1016Peter.
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4:43:01–4:43:01 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1017Who's he? He's Peter's son. Oh, Peterson. I'll just call him Peterson. He's Peter's son.
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4:43:06–4:43:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1018Danielson. Danielson.
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4:43:18–4:43:21 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1019You said Peter Jordan.
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4:43:26–4:43:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1020Wait, is he not called Peter Jordan?
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4:43:32–4:43:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1021I thought he's Peter Jordan.
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4:43:38–4:43:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1022Oh yeah, it's Jordan Peters.
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4:43:45–4:43:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1023I thought it was Peter Jordan.
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4:43:49–4:43:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1024I thought it sounded strange when I said it. I thought it sounded funny. Peter Jordanson.
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4:44:09–4:44:17 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1025What time is it? It is 6:47.
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4:44:37–4:44:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1026See if my wife messaged me.
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4:44:44–4:44:46 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1027Where's he gone?
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4:45:22–4:45:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1028Do do do do do.
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4:46:05–4:46:07 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1029Oh cool, I'm getting new subs.
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4:46:13–4:46:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1030Why did my wife give up the bigger apartment? She said she didn't like that side of town, and it's too big and too sad. All the memories that we had there.
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4:46:21–4:46:32 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1031I have to say, her new apartment is so much better though. It's a bit smaller,
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4:46:36–4:46:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1032but the area is much nicer, and it's in a brand new building,
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4:46:43–4:46:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1033and it's not on the first ground floor, it's on the third floor, so it's nice and high up. Don't have irritating people walking past.
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4:46:52–4:46:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1034I don't even know why we moved. I think a one-room apartment is enough, enough room for us because she's always at work anyway. She works 6 days a week,
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4:47:03–4:47:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1035so I'd be at home by myself most of the time. She'd come back in the evening and then we'd be together anyway, sitting next to each other. It's not like we need multiple rooms. Why would we need multiple rooms? So we could sit in one room separately? It was supposed to be so that I wouldn't run away
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4:47:17–4:47:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1036to a hotel when we had an argument, but I nearly did. Because before my dad got sick, remember Kanaito exposing me and Tomoko's screenshots? We had a big argument about that, and I nearly packed my stuff and left, but But she stopped me. She said, you promised not to leave me.
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4:47:34–4:47:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1037And she stopped me from walking out again. And then my mum messaged me the next day saying, your dad's sick. Oh, I can't believe it actually happened. Just going back, rethinking, replaying it in my mind. She sent me a message saying, your dad's sick. Then she sent me this video of him in bed He was curled up
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4:47:57–4:48:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1038in a ball. His face was all scrunched up. He must have been in so much pain.
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4:48:19–4:48:24 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1039I thought, oh, he's just sick again. This happens all the time. He'll be fine. And then she sent me a video of the ambulance. I thought, oh shit, an ambulance. This isn't normal. Is he gonna be okay? And then she showed me another video of him lying in the bed and the nurses were setting up this heart
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4:48:26–4:48:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1040rate machine next to the bed.
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4:48:50–4:48:52 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1041And then she sent me another message saying they took him away in the ambulance to the hospital. Wow, this is actually pretty serious.
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4:48:54–4:49:02 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1042And then she sent me a video of him in the hospital. He must have been pretty irritated. Having some— having my mum videotaping him.
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4:49:05–4:49:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1043But I was kind of glad she did because I wanted to see.
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4:49:17–4:49:19 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1044So I still thought he should be fine.
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4:49:23–4:49:26 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1045He's in hospital now. They, they'll be able to fix him. Then my sister messaged me saying that The doctors have bad news. He has multiple organ failure. His liver is shutting down. He probably won't make it. Then me and my wife, we quickly booked a ticket, plane tickets the next day to England, packed everything,
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4:49:29–4:49:53 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1046arrived at London. My sister arranged a taxi to pick us up. Went straight to the hospital.
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4:49:58–4:50:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1047We got lost in the hospital, then my sister found us. My sister was crying. She walked over to me and then we hugged. She took us to the room. My uncle was there and my cousins Alex and Melissa. Hadn't seen them for years.
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4:50:10–4:50:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1048I shook my uncle's hand. I said, it's nice to see you again. It was. It must have been over 10 years since I last saw him.
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4:50:30–4:50:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1049And then the doctor, the senior doctor, took us into a little room to give us a chat. The doctor said basically his liver is shutting down.
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4:50:49–4:51:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1050We're trying our best, but if his heart stops, we're not going to give him CPR because it will be undignified and it probably won't do anything.
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4:51:03–4:51:11 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1051So if his heart gives out, we're just going to let him pass. He said he has a 50% chance that he could get better, So I thought, well, 50% is pretty good.
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4:51:13–4:51:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1052They said they put him into an induced, medically induced coma, and then for the next 2 weeks he was basically in a coma,
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4:51:28–4:51:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1053not really any improvements. But then after about a week, they said that he was getting better, everything was getting better.
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4:51:39–4:51:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1054They said his liver is starting to slowly recover and he's stepping, taking steps in the right direction.
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4:51:51–4:51:57 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1055And we, we were all so happy, we celebrated, went to a Turkish restaurant.
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4:51:59–4:52:03 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1056We thought he was going to be fine. The doctors were telling us he's getting better, he's making improvements. And then he woke up from the coma, and we were so happy he was awake looking at us. He was kind of delirious. He was laughing,
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4:52:10–4:52:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1057he was smiling and saying, oh, I must be really ill,
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4:52:30–4:52:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1058like he didn't really understand fully what was happening. And then he would start getting really distressed, and he was, he was mouthing, I want to go home, over and over again. We kept telling him, you can't go home, you're really ill.
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4:52:36–4:52:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1059It must have been like torture for him. Can't move, can't speak.
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4:52:53–4:52:59 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1060That was Sunday. He was looking pretty good. His color was coming back to his face. He was kind of alert. And then Monday came. We went to see him on Monday and he was kind of out of it. And the doctor just said, oh, he's, he's just tired because we were doing physiotherapy. Tuesday came, he wasn't even
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4:53:05–4:53:28 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1061awake. He was like half awake. His eyes would open, then he would just close them again.
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4:53:28–4:53:34 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1062Wednesday, I didn't go to the hospital because me and my mum had this massive argument.
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4:53:36–4:53:40 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1063And then around 10 PM, 11 PM Wednesday evening, the hospital phoned us, said that he's taken a turn for the worse and he probably won't make it and we should come straight away.
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4:53:46–4:53:58 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1064My uncle drove us to the hospital.
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4:54:03–4:54:05 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1065We all rushed in.
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4:54:08–4:54:09 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1066The door was open to his room and we were panicking. Why were the doors open? Where have they taken him? My sister wasn't there, she was in London. I had to message her to tell her.
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4:54:11–4:54:23 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1067Me and my wife went— walked out to the train station to meet her halfway.
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4:54:28–4:54:33 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1068We walked back together. I explained what was happening to my sister.
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4:54:35–4:54:39 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1069He seemed normal when we got to the hospital on that Wednesday night.
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4:54:43–4:54:48 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1070He looked the same. He was just lying there. Heart rate was normal, machines were normal.
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4:54:50–4:54:55 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1071And then about an hour passed, and then everything just went downhill.
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4:55:04–4:55:08 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1072They took us into a room and said that he's on maximum dosage. For everything. That's the maximum they can give him. They can't possibly give him anything else, and he's still not showing any signs of improvement.
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4:55:14–4:55:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1073And they said since he's on maximum dosage and he's getting worse, there's nothing they can do, so there's no point continuing it. It would just draw out his death.
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4:55:29–4:55:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1074And they told us they're going to start turning things off.
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4:55:45–4:55:47 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1075They took things—
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4:55:53–4:55:54 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1076well, the kidney machine was already shutting down by itself. They didn't unplug the kidney machine. The kidney dialysis thing just stopped working. He said his circulation's so bad even the kidney dialy— Dialysis machine can't do anything to help him. The blood's just not moving around.
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4:55:56–4:56:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1077And then his heart rate was going down and down and down. And then they started turning off the machines. They pumped the food out of his stomach from his nose.
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4:56:17–4:56:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1078And then his breathing started to get slower and slower. And he got more and more pale.
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4:56:31–4:56:37 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1079Then he died.
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4:56:41–4:56:41 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1080Unbelievable.
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4:56:44–4:56:45 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1081How could you go from getting better, showing improvements, and then just you get one more infection and then the whole game's over? They said he got another infection and he got pneumonia. And the sepsis started happening again. And basically all his organs started shutting down again after they— after all the improvement they started to make, they started
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4:56:47–4:57:13 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1082shutting down again.
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4:57:13–4:57:14 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1083It was just so much all at once: pneumonia, multiple organ failure, sepsis, infections. He couldn't handle it.
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4:57:19–4:57:27 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1084Well, what more can you say? There's no point replaying it in your mind over and over again. Completely pointless.
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4:58:36–4:58:51 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1085Well, I guess I'm having a nightmare again tonight. That's what happens when you start thinking about it too much.
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4:59:54–5:00:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1086I'm bored. I'm gonna go.
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5:05:39–5:05:42 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1087Go away. Why did you go?
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5:05:46–5:05:50 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1088Why did you go? Why?
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5:05:57–5:06:00 · rev_a277d5fde169189dbc424cdb0d5862b1_1089Boring.
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