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Kick Livestreams/i'm BACK 2025-09-09 23_11 [10d7139b-im-back] 480p concat
2025-09-09 · 8 hr 50 min
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Yeah, I like her. She's pretty cool.
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0:08–0:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_0No, we might meet somewhere halfway in between us next time.
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0:15–0:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1She said she'll pay the hotel next time.
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0:21–0:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_2Yeah, nice 2 days. Bit nervous on the first date.
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0:25–0:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_3I'm supposed to pick up the kitten tomorrow, but, hmm, I don't know.
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0:38–0:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_4Doing what I did yesterday and the day before would be tricky if I had a kitten. Unless I brought it with me,
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0:46–0:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_5but I already ordered the cat stuff. Ah, fuck.
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0:59–1:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_6I can just bring it with me, can't I?
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1:12–1:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_7I don't know what I'm thinking now.
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1:28–1:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_8Do I still get the kitten? Because if we're gonna do trips and like stay a few nights here and there. I'm gonna have to bring it every time.
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1:40–1:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_9Leave it in the house?
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1:52–1:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_10Aren't you supposed to not do that?
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1:56–1:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_11Get like an automatic food dispenser and I'll put the camera to monitor it. The baby camera. I use the baby camera as a CCTV. Oh, it just switched itself off.
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2:01–2:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_12Weird. But I really want the kitten, but then also I want to do trips with my new girl.
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2:30–2:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_13My motives for guessing it is that,
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3:19–3:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_14well, at first I was lonely. Because I couldn't get a girlfriend, then I really wanted a kitten. Now I don't know, I feel like maybe she's my girlfriend now. I don't know, when do I ask her?
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3:25–3:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_15Well, that's what I thought,
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4:05–4:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_16but some want you to ask them, don't they? And if you don't ask them, they assume that they aren't your girlfriend.
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4:08–4:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_17Now I don't know about the kitten, but I've already bought the kitten stuff. I bought the cat food and litter tray.
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4:49–4:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_18Fuck.
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4:57–4:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_19The weather was quite nice in Somerset, and then as soon as I came back into Devon, fucking raining again.
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5:35–5:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_20The hell is wrong with this place? Raining every single day until next week, but it's already been raining every day since last week. It'll be 2 weeks of pure rain.
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5:45–5:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_21I don't know what the hell is wrong with this place.
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6:00–6:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_22Thank God it was not raining yesterday. We were able to go outside.
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6:09–6:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_23I've never seen it rain so much
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6:26–6:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_24ever since June, actually. It's just been raining nonstop. Couple days here and there, no rain.
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6:33–6:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_25Um, I don't know what to do about the kitten.
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7:16–7:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_26Because if you take it with you, you've got packed stuff like the litter stuff and then the litter tray, and then it's food.
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7:29–7:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_27It was just such a pain in the backside to try and find a kitten,
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8:12–8:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_28and I quite like this kitten. It's cute.
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8:22–8:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_29I've got to decide quick because it's tomorrow. I've got to go and pick it up.
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8:50–8:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_30I
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9:15–9:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_31was really excited to get the kitten, but
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9:19–9:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_32I don't know if we go on a multi-day trip somewhere and get a hotel.
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9:26–9:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_33I don't know what to do with the kitten.
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9:34–9:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_34When am I meeting my sister? She said she's going back home in 2 weeks with the baby. And David.
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9:43–9:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_35So I thought, yeah, I could go back to my mum's place then.
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9:54–9:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_36My mum's funny. It's like we're just talking like nothing ever happened.
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10:09–10:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_37My mum forgets very quickly. I said we should stop fighting, and then she just said,
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10:15–10:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_38I'm not fighting, or something. And I was like, okay, whatever, I'm not going to argue again about this.
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10:25–10:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_39I think with my mom, best thing to do is just be like, okay, sure, whatever.
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10:34–10:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_40So I spent 20— I spent £35 on public charging.
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11:07–11:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_41When I got to the hotel yesterday— no, day before, Sunday, wasn't it? I charged at Instavolt, cost me £20, and then on the way back I charged at the Tesla place at Exeter, cost me £15,
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11:13–11:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_42and then I'll top up back to 100% over tonight, it's probably like £10. Yeah, so charging cost me like £44, I reckon, and then my hotel cost me £250. I spent nearly £300, but she bought all the food, so that's good.
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11:30–11:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_43Yeah, she spent the night. Although I was still a bit disappointed she didn't spend Sunday night. I did say I've booked Sunday night, but she wanted to stick to the original plan.
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12:10–12:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_44Probably she wanted to meet outside first.
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12:22–12:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_45Too bad, didn't get 2 knights, just got one.
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12:28–12:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_46I had some weed as well.
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13:25–13:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_47I don't know if I like weed. Doesn't make me feel good. It just made me feel the same way it did before.
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13:30–13:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_48It first makes my face
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13:39–13:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_49droop like I look really sad,
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13:42–13:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_50and then I can't really tell if I'm awake or asleep,
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13:49–13:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_51and it's really hard to talk. So I was barely saying anything,
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13:57–14:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_52but then she talked a lot when she was high.
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14:06–14:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_53I kept thinking, am I in a dream or what? It was really weird.
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14:11–14:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_54Yeah, every time I get high, I feel like this.
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14:18–14:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_55I get pink eye, and then I get fat eyelid and dry mouth,
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14:40–14:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_56and then I just want to put my face into a pillow.
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14:47–14:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_57Hmm, don't know if I'd do it again.
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14:53–14:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_58Maybe if I just take one puff. It only took about 6 puffs, small ones as well.
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14:57–15:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_59Maybe I need even less, like one, just one puff.
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15:08–15:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_60Yeah, I'm not very good with weed.
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15:18–15:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_61Hmm. Fuck. I don't know what to do about the kitten.
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16:30–16:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_62I really want the kitten, but then I also want to go on dates.
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16:56–16:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_63I need to update my finances.
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17:33–17:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_64Oh God, the drive there was so long. 2 and a half hours.
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17:37–17:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_65There's no way I could have done that drive and then go straight on a date. I would have been exhausted.
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17:44–17:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_66So—
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17:50–17:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_67oh my God, wow, thanks.
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17:53–17:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_68Uh, I think £34 charging.
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18:04–18:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_69Charging.
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18:40–18:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_70Oh God, I spent 1,700 already this month.
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18:53–18:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_71I spent so much already.
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19:07–19:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_721,709 days. Yeah.
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19:47–19:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_73I
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20:39–20:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_74thought he would give us details. Well, I don't kiss and tell anymore.
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20:44–20:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_75I have changed.
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20:53–20:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_76Everyone speeds on the motorway. On the way home, there's not a single person doing under the limit or at the limit. Everyone was doing like 85 minimum. I don't even know why there has to be a limit. They should just make it like Germany, no limit, because the road is massive
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21:49–22:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_77and it takes ages to get from where you're going to, to where you're coming from. It's like 30-mile stretch on part of the journey.
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22:10–22:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_78If you did the limit, like 60 or 70, it'll take you forever.
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22:23–22:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_79Why even have a stupid limit?
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22:31–22:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_80I overtook everyone. I was flying.
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22:44–22:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_81The hotel was really nice. It was like this big wooden lodge,
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23:41–23:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_82kind of like what those old-age pensioners retire and live in on those caravan park places. It was all wooden. With like a decking, but it was massive. It was bigger than my house. The living room is bigger than this room, and the kitchen was really nice. It had a bathtub,
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23:51–24:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_83had a nice bath.
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24:12–24:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_84It was way better than a hotel. I actually like it more than my house. It was really nice being inside of a wooden structure. It felt really cozy and warm. The cranks they're eating.
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24:24–24:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_85I stole all the crisps as well. Haha, they're mine.
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24:37–24:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_86I got Papa John's from our dinner. Still had some left. I took all the crisps. Walkers. Walkers.
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24:42–24:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_87I took the biscuit.
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24:58–24:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_88Yeah, it was a really nice hotel.
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25:06–25:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_89I just relaxed playing Mario Kart by myself on the first night. I had a hot bath. Oh, all my muscles ache.
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25:09–25:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_90Like my Armpit muscles and my triceps, the muscles I don't work out. Oh, I got a big bottle of Pepsi too.
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25:21–25:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_91Oh, and I fixed the vacuum cleaner. The stupid filter thing was all blocked up with dust. You had to take off the filter and then look underneath. There's like a I don't know, like a secondary filter, and that was all clogged up with dust. So I don't need to buy a vacuum.
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25:36–25:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_92Yeah, the pizza was really nice after we got high,
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25:59–26:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_93and then we were just watching this movie on the TV. It was just Charlie's Angels,
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26:05–26:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_94and I was just zoning out. I didn't know what to say.
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26:11–26:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_95She would say stuff and I'd go, huh, like that. I just could not speak. I could barely string a sentence together.
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26:18–26:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_96No, I'll probably just take 1 or 2 puffs. I think I took about 7 or 8 this time. She mixed tobacco into it as well, so I don't know what that does.
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26:48–26:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_97I
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27:17–27:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_98can't believe it's only 2. I feel like it's later.
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27:22–27:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_99Checkout was quite early, 10 AM. I don't know why checkout is 10 AM and then check-in is 4 PM. It takes them 6 hours to clean it.
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27:26–27:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_100They don't even clean it very well. There's spider webs everywhere and the table was all sticky.
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27:37–27:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_101How could it take them 6 hours?
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27:43–27:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_102Annoying. I had to check out so early.
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27:47–27:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_103Okay, now what? Okay, so now the big problem is the kitten. Really want the kitten. Hmm.
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28:10–28:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_104Should I?
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28:31–28:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_105I've already ordered the cat food and the scratching post.
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28:35–28:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_106Hmm, maybe I don't get it. I can keep the cat stuff in case I get one later,
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28:58–29:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_107but the kitten I was gonna get looks really cute. It's a little ginger kitten.
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29:09–29:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_108It's funny, I went from I want the kitten now, now I don't know.
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29:17–29:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_109I'm just thinking I couldn't have done what I just did unless I brought it with me,
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29:23–29:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_110but then having to bring a kitten with you every time you travel, it's a bit annoying, isn't it?
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29:33–29:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_111Can't blast my music when I'm driving as well because it'll be scared.
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29:42–29:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_112I like to blast my music.
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29:55–29:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_113Maybe I can get like an automated dispenser. Maybe it's like remote controlled. You press a button and then a couple biscuits come out,
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30:19–30:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_114and then get like a little remote control robot they can play with.
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30:30–30:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_115Kitten stay in the cat hotel? What cat hotel?
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30:36–30:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_116I thought you meant can't it stay in the hotel? I mean, yeah, I could smuggle it into the hotel if it's like a self-check-in place,
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30:45–30:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_117but they might see it on the camera because they had CCTV.
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30:57–31:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_118I got the ghost. Or maybe I just tell him. Ah, fuck's sake, I was looking forward to going to get the kitten.
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31:12–31:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_119Do you plan to meet up at random hotels forever? Yeah, I don't know.
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31:26–31:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_120I live too far away for her to casually come over.
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31:39–31:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_121I don't know, maybe I gotta move.
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31:58–31:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_122It's a shame she doesn't have her own place. Could have moved in with her.
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32:32–32:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_123Yeah, if we can split expenses, it'd be amazing.
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33:03–33:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_124Holy shit, my stocks and shares ISA is up £135. Gold's ripping, it's up 7% for me.
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34:03–34:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_125I'm going to update my
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34:22–34:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_126Finances. It's out of date by 3 days.
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34:29–34:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_127Where's my OnlyFans money?
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34:41–34:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_128Oh, I got it. £44.
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34:50–34:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_129And
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35:06–35:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_130then $140.
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35:11–35:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_131£102 plus £325.
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35:15–35:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_132I have
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35:36–35:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1336,153 savings, but overdraft, like 500 overdraft.
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35:42–35:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1346,153.
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35:53–35:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_135And then overdraft.
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36:10–36:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_136Yeah, maybe I've got to find a cat sitter, pay them like £10 an hour.
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36:17–36:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_137Stupid banking app.
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36:36–36:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_138Ah, technical problem. Stupid, isn't it? Idiot Nationwide can't even make an app.
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36:51–36:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_139Experiencing a technical problem.
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37:06–37:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_140I reckon my overdraft's like 460.
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37:19–37:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_141This stupid app doesn't open. I think it's down or something.
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37:27–37:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_142Debts increasing.
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37:43–37:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_143I'm only gonna make about 400 for next payout.
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38:00–38:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_144I think I don't get the cat.
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38:33–38:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_145It would make everything difficult.
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38:42–38:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_146I could give it to my mom as a present, and then Pushkin can have it.
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38:54–38:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_147I might be able to cancel the scratching post. An item you bought is being recalled. Oh, was that the mini fridge?
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39:07–39:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_148No, I can't cancel it.
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39:32–39:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_149No. Damn,
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39:38–39:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_150look at my stocks and shares ISA. It's ripping.
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39:49–39:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_151My GoPro mount thing's broken already. These suck. This is why I had to buy a lot of them. This plastic keeps snapping.
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39:54–40:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_152Stocks and shares ice are doing good.
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40:11–40:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_153How does plastic snap so easily? Look, it just snaps from me doing this all the time, moving it up and down.
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40:32–40:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_154What rubbish.
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40:44–40:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_155I've got to change it now. Good thing I bought multiples. I didn't think it'd break this quickly.
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40:57–41:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_156Look, these GoPro mounts.
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41:07–41:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_157Are kind of rubbish.
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41:16–41:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_158Oh no, what?
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41:24–41:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_159Oh no, nothing.
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41:31–41:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_160Oh no, I thought the tripod thing broke. The whole thing is just crumbled like it's made out of cardboard.
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41:36–41:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_161Look at this, it's rubbish. The whole thing snapped.
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41:51–41:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_162How am I going to get it off now? Okay.
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42:06–42:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_163Oh, this thing's broken as well. Oh my God, the whole thing's broke. This is broken as well.
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42:58–43:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_164I can't believe that.
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43:05–43:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_165Fixed it.
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43:38–43:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_166It didn't last very long, did it? Lasted a couple months.
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43:47–43:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_167Broken and broken. And what's this?
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44:00–44:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_168Hmm, I'm thinking don't get the cat.
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44:33–44:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_169嗯哼。
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47:23–47:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_170Friday.
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49:09–49:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_171Friday.
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49:55–49:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_172Okay.
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50:08–50:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_173Damn, I've got 40,000 views on my Silksong video.
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50:31–50:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_174Guess that's the way to go. I'm not making these stupid
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50:36–50:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_175vlog videos on my main channel anymore. Waste of time.
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50:41–50:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1766 on.
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50:54–50:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_177Has the iPhone 17 thingy came out for the announcement?
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51:04–51:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_178Would be pretty cool.
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51:12–51:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_179Yeah,
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52:12–52:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_180I haven't seen Mr. Meow Meow out in ages, but Mr. Black Cat is out all the time. Do you think they've shut Mr. Meow Meow inside?
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52:15–52:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_181I can never seem to get any views with iPhone unless I do a comparison video with my iPhone 12. When I do do not buy and buy this, it never works with iPhones. Weird. It doesn't work on the Apple fanboys.
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52:30–52:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_182I think they're kind of immune to hate, like they've got so much
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52:49–52:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_183fanaticism. But then you thought— you think that would make them more easily triggerable, but they don't get triggered at all.
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52:57–53:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_184Don't know if I get it.
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53:07–53:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_185It's just another thing I have to return, isn't it? It's a bit annoying.
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53:11–53:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_186Oh my God, Barrick Gold's at $29! Oh my God, I can't believe that.
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53:20–53:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_187This is what I said it was going to do.
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53:27–53:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_188During the financial crisis 2008 to '11, it was up at $55 a share.
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53:37–53:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_189Is there another crisis coming?
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53:49–53:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_190Gold ripping. Jesus, look, $3,658 per ounce now.
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53:57–54:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_191NASDAQ's not doing anything really. Tank in a bit.
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54:08–54:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_192Yeah, Ragebait doesn't seem to work with phones. It works with cameras, like niche cameras, like the Insta360. I've got, uh, 250K views on that. Doesn't seem to work with phones. Never had it work with a phone. It works with gaming. Maybe because gaming's got a lot of dumb young people. Are easy to bait.
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54:17–54:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_193No one's really going to get triggered over bashing a phone.
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54:42–54:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_194Comparison videos are the way to go. Speed tests, camera tests.
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54:52–54:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_195I don't know, I probably won't bother getting it. It's too much hassle
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55:16–55:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_196sending it back as well. I haven't worked out for 3 days. I'm too tired to work out today.
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55:23–55:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_197She said I have nice arm muscles. See, the workout— the working out paid off, didn't it?
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55:36–55:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_198And all you guys are moaning about is stupid form. Oh, his form's terrible. Yeah, I still got the results though, didn't I?
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55:47–55:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_199Don't need perfect form. You just need to not injure yourself.
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55:59–56:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_200A muscle will grow if it's given any kind of stimulant.
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56:06–56:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_201Stimulating movement will make it grow. I don't know why people keep going on about the form. As if
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56:15–56:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_202it matters.
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56:33–56:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_203My fingers smell like weed.
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56:45–56:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_204I haven't had a shower since we did it. I couldn't be bothered to have one in the morning because there wasn't enough time.
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56:49–56:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_205I guess I should message the cat seller.
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57:38–57:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_206嗯。
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59:48–59:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_207Dude, dude, dude, dude, dude.
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1:01:05–1:01:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_208Something smells weird.
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1:01:34–1:01:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_209Yeah, maybe I ghost the cat seller.
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1:02:30–1:02:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_210It's not like it will affect me, would it?
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1:02:42–1:02:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_211Yeah, Papa John's pretty good. I had the all meat feast with ice cream.
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1:02:50–1:02:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_212I took my half home. She took hers, her half home too.
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1:03:02–1:03:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_213Do do do. See if I lost weight.
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1:03:08–1:03:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_214No, same.
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1:03:16–1:03:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_215Oh, it's warmer in here.
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1:03:28–1:03:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_216Oh, there's a weed growing in here.
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1:03:38–1:03:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_217I'll put it in
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1:03:45–1:03:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_218the elevator.
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1:03:54–1:03:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_219Hmm, should I get the kitten?
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1:04:07–1:04:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_220Might get it. Could get it.
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1:04:12–1:04:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_221Why is it raining? All the time.
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1:04:33–1:04:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_222Oh
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1:05:13–1:05:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_223God.
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1:05:25–1:05:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_224I brought my own cup and spoon and forks and chopsticks to the hotel.
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1:05:38–1:05:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_225I don't like using things I'm not used to. I like having my Routines.
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1:05:53–1:05:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_226Maybe I will get it. It'll be fun.
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1:06:28–1:06:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_227Only problem is,
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1:06:34–1:06:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_228what if we go away for a couple days?
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1:06:37–1:06:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_229Maybe I shouldn't get it.
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1:06:56–1:06:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_230Yeah, look at this self-cleaning and self-dispensing food dispenser.
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1:08:11–1:08:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_231Do cats really get lonely? They're not dogs, are they?
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1:08:27–1:08:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_232Cats are solitary creatures anyway.
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1:08:34–1:08:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_233Oh, this sausage roll's horrible. Why is it so buttery?
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1:11:33–1:11:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_234Oh, for sake of goodness.
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1:11:54–1:11:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_235啊。
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1:12:52–1:12:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_236No, that is terrible sausage roll. Yeah, too oily.
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1:13:39–1:13:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_237啊。
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1:14:10–1:14:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_238Oh, nice
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1:15:21–1:15:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_239and
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1:15:27–1:15:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_240warm now. Rotting food.
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1:15:35–1:15:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_241Oh, that's
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1:16:15–1:16:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_242sick.
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1:16:22–1:16:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_243Back to daily housework.
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1:16:30–1:16:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_244Oh God, my boobage muscles are killing me.
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1:17:17–1:17:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_245It's weird because I thought I trained them every day with my push-ups.
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1:17:27–1:17:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_246Maybe planking is a different muscle set.
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1:17:32–1:17:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_247Well, I didn't have an orange yesterday, so I need to make up for it.
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1:17:39–1:17:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_248I had pizza yesterday.
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1:17:56–1:17:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_249I think Papa John's way better than Domino's, just saying.
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1:18:11–1:18:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_250Actually, they all taste the
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1:18:25–1:18:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_251same.
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1:18:30–1:18:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_252I was thinking of getting a thermometer for the room, then I could measure the temperature.
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1:19:05–1:19:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_253You know the Orange Pi?
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1:20:14–1:20:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_254You know the Bella Box uses Orange Pi. Since I don't use the Bella Box anymore, can't I use the Orange Pi for something else?
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1:20:18–1:20:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_255Apparently you need a flashing tool. And then you can download some operating system like Linux or Android.
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1:20:30–1:20:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_256Sounds confusing. And you got to flash it onto a USB stick, and then you plug it into the orange box— I mean, the Bella box.
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1:20:40–1:20:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_257But I don't know what to do with it.
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1:20:52–1:20:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_258This feels like a waste, innit?
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1:20:55–1:20:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_259I'm not using the Bella Box anymore.
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1:20:58–1:21:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_260It's rubbish.
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1:21:03–1:21:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_261I thought maybe it could be a streaming, you know, instead of getting a Fire Stick,
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1:21:09–1:21:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_262can't you use that as the Fire Stick? How though? I don't know.
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1:21:17–1:21:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_263I mean, you put Linux on it and then you just go on the internet.
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1:21:28–1:21:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_264Can't be bothered.
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1:21:34–1:21:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_265Yeah, I regret buying that now. Completely unnecessary as well.
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1:21:40–1:21:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_266Too cumbersome to get going, too many glitches, and then in the end it doesn't really do that much differently to just using my phone and one other connection.
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1:21:54–1:22:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_267Actually, most of the time I just need one connection and it's fine. I don't know why I thought, oh, I need like the most state-of-the-art convoluted setup to stream in Devon. It's not that much middle of nowhere as you think it is. It's actually quite well connected. It's not like you're in the mountains of Scotland.
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1:22:09–1:22:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_268I wasted so much money in the first month of Kick, like the Nighthawk. Thank God I returned that.
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1:22:34–1:22:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_269Didn't even make any difference.
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1:22:42–1:22:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_270All you need is a fairly modern phone, that's good enough.
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1:22:50–1:22:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_271I got carried away with it.
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1:22:58–1:22:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_272Whoa, market's tanking.
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1:23:29–1:23:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_273What's gold doing? Oh, gold's ripping. Oh no, it's not, it's tanking.
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1:23:34–1:23:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_274My market analysis is— it's tanking. Wow.
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1:24:15–1:24:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_275I didn't check the market for 2 days.
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1:24:26–1:24:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_276Oh no, gold's tanking too.
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1:24:34–1:24:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_277That'd be £200.
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1:25:08–1:25:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_278Hello, Church.
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1:25:41–1:26:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_279Continuing to ditch the US dollar. The dollar is being replaced by gold as the reserve assets of the world. So this de-dollarization process is what's been driving up the price of gold to record highs. So I want you to know that this whole de-dollarization process, it's, it's not a one-time event. It's not like a crashing event. It's
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1:26:05–1:26:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_280a process. And I want to update you on the situation and tell you where Where it goes from here. But first, I want to explain this to you so that we're all on the same page. So let's just say that you want to store your wealth in a vault. Okay, what are you going to fill up the
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1:26:27–1:26:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_281vault with if you have to choose between these two? Are you going to fill it up with physical gold, or are you going to fill it up with IOUs written on a piece of paper? Well, I don't know about you, but here's what other countries are deciding to do. Central banks around the world. Are turning away from
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1:26:42–1:26:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_282the US dollar and instead they're buying gold as a way to store their wealth. Okay, so you see, before, central banks were buying US Treasuries, like Treasury bonds, and that was considered wealth. It was basically like, look at how many IOUs that I have from the US government. Like, I'm so rich, the US government owes me so
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1:26:58–1:27:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_283much money. Like, look how much they owe me. But then these central banks, they realized that the US government could just print these paper IOUs, like trillions of them, like instantaneously. So you can call it dilution, you can call it inflation, or you call it worthless. And central banks are now questioning whether holding these pieces of paper
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1:27:18–1:27:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_284that say IOU on them is truly a form of wealth. Perhaps it's no more valuable than Monopoly money because, again, they could just print trillions of these. Whenever they want. So now central banks are buying gold, not U.S. Treasuries. Now I want you to take a look at this chart which goes back to 1970. It shows how
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1:27:38–1:27:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_285central banks are going back to gold as the reserve assets of the world. So the yellow line represents gold and the blue line represents U.S. Treasuries. For the first time since 1996, foreign central banks now hold more gold than U.S. Treasuries. And you're going to just look at the chart. You're going to notice that gold has a
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1:27:59–1:28:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_286lot more room to run. But listen, as far as I'm concerned, the past 50-plus years was a giant fiat currency experiment that is unraveling in real time. So for the past 2 generations, the banks, the governments, society, they've been brainwashing us that gold is a relic of the past and that it was okay to have a currency
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1:28:18–1:28:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_287backed by nothing. It's okay to have a currency That's a fiat currency. So I just want to say that, do you really think that a fiat currency system is the norm in human civilization? It's not. So this experiment failed. Gold is coming back into the picture, a sound money system. And I just want to show you what's
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1:28:42–1:29:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_288happening around the world. China is a large producer of gold, but China is going out of their way to import a lot of gold. So the Russians are doing the same thing. They're stockpiling gold, especially after the United States and allies froze Russian accounts filled with U.S. Treasury bonds and other assets. So when President Biden froze Russia's
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1:29:02–1:29:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_289assets and started giving that money to Ukraine and spending it on classified expenditures, essentially the U.S. dollar was weaponized. So the situation is If the US government doesn't like what you're doing, then they can freeze your money and they can take your money. But after doing that, it scared off other countries from buying more US Treasuries. India
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1:29:24–1:29:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_290has been buying more gold. They've been accumulating much more gold, and I don't blame them. Just think about the heavy tariffs on India. So, you know what I mean? You know where this is going. It's going to be you play under our terms, otherwise we're going to freeze your assets. And your accounts. We're going to confiscate everything.
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1:29:47–1:30:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_291And the natural response by India, China, Russia, and the entire world is to buy gold instead of US Treasuries. And even countries— do you think that was Russia's genius plan? They're buying gold. Maybe Russia planned this all along. The president of El Salvador, who's a big supporter of Bitcoin, decided to buy gold for his country. And I
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1:30:05–1:30:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_292also want to bring up that there's speculation which a lot of people— do you think Russia left its reserves in American banks or wherever it was to let America seize it.
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1:30:25–1:30:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_293Maybe Russia's one step ahead the whole time. Well, don't think it's far-fetched that most of the gold is missing from— maybe they knew America would seize it, so they left it there for them to seize it. Went silent on the auditing of the gold because the gold that was supposed to be there was either sold or leased
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1:30:39–1:30:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_294out. So this explains the massive quantities of gold imports that the US government has been conducting. So they're trying to uncook the books as quietly and as quickly as possible, and they're most likely getting— hello traders, in this video we'll introduce our new TradingView Smart AI indicator developed in collaboration with OpenAI. They're getting ready for a gold
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1:30:57–1:31:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_295revaluation in 2026. So even the US government is in a rush to stockpile gold. Now, I want you to understand that this trend from dollars to gold is very unlikely to stop. For this trend to reverse, the US dollar would have to become trustworthy again. So the US government would have to either— I mean, they'd have to
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1:31:19–1:31:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_296do all these things. They have to balance their budget so that they don't have to print trillions of dollars. The US government would have to give Russia back their money and make them whole again. But do you think that realistically speaking that the US government is going to do this? And I would say of course not, which
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1:31:41–1:31:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_297means that the de-dollarization process is going to continue and the price of gold is just going to continue to increase. Now I just want to cover the price of gold. So here's the price of gold over the past 1 year. It's around $3,600 a troy ounce right now. And it's just, it's just my opinion, it's just a
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1:31:57–1:32:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_298matter of time before it crosses $3,700. $700, $4,000, $5,000, $10,000 a troy ounce. $10,000? So is it going to go up? Really? Is it going to go up in a straight line? And my answer is, of course it's not, but it's just a matter of time before it hits those. That's 3x my money because the M2 money
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1:32:15–1:32:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_299supply— oh no, not the M2 money supply, which is to nobody's surprise, right? This is just how the game or the system works. Essentially, as more dollars are printed It's going to require more worthless dollars to buy an ounce of gold. And here's a 1-year chart of the money supply. If you look at the chart, it looks
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1:32:32–1:32:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_300like steady and solid growth, at least to me. And I'm expecting that— I'm going to get rich with my gold then. And then I want to point out that the Federal Reserve is getting ready to cut interest rates on September 17th. And I'm telling you, that's not going to be the last of it. It's not going to
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1:32:53–1:33:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_301be the last of rate cuts. Going to be many more to come. Is that good for gold? The majority of people believe that there's going to be 2 rate cuts this year. So there's 3 more Fed meetings left for 2025. But if I had to guess, I would expect higher inflation prints. So maybe we're just going to
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1:33:09–1:33:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_302get 1 interest rate cut this year. But regardless, there's going to be more rate cuts in 2026. And that's actually part of the plan. That's what you're actually going to see in the SEP. Okay, so we have an easier monetary policy that's right around the corner, and then we're most likely going to have quantitative easing to look
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1:33:25–1:33:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_303forward to in 2026. So both of these, you have rate cuts, you have QE, they're both going to be nice tailwinds for the price of gold. Now here's another big thing that most people need to understand, especially if you think that gold is in an overbought stage right now that's preventing you from picking up some gold. Okay,
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1:33:44–1:34:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_304so right now demand from central banks and governments, they're pushing up the price of gold, right? But retail demand, at least in the US, has not even started yet. Gold, based off historical averages, makes up about 2% of people's portfolios, but right now it's around half a percent. But I just want to point this out to you,
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1:34:04–1:34:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_305like, you've probably seen these headlines too. I know that gold flies off the shelves or even the online shelves at Costco. But you'll know when retail has really FOMO'd in and driven up the price of gold faster than it should have risen. I mean, you're going to know when you see lines out the door of coin shops,
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1:34:24–1:34:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_306crazy high premiums. You're going to know when there's, you know, between you and strangers when you're having small talk about gold. You know, these are going to be some of the overbought signals. But right now there's none of that. It's funny how Hearing people outside talking about stocks is an overbought signal, but it's kind of true. Like
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1:34:43–1:35:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_307the meme stock thing that happened in 2020 when everyone was talking about it, in hindsight that would have been where you should get out. When they start talking about it on the news, when they never talk about stocks on the news in the UK at least. Again, it's a process, it's not a one-time Like Channel 4 News,
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1:35:03–1:35:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_308they, they never talk about the stock market or stocks. So when they started covering the AMC GameStop thing, should have been a sign. A month ago, 6 months ago, 6 years ago, the answer is absolutely. But I think it's early, and I think there's plenty of money to be made. And also, this is a great way to
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1:35:25–1:35:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_309protect yourself from inflation. Listen, I'm just trying to warn people that there's going to be a lot of negative consequences with this whole de-dollarization process. Inflation is going to get worse, like much worse. Wealth inequality is going to get worse. We get that one too, like much worse. Financial slavery is going to get worse. I just hope
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1:35:45–1:36:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_310that people protect themselves financially speaking. I'm going all in gold. Brian says good. So please subscribe. I'll keep you updated on this whole situation. Wow, thanks so much for keeping me updated on the situation.
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1:36:03–1:36:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_311So generous.
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1:36:21–1:36:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_312Yeah, I feel pretty confident with my gold. I've got £2,000.
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1:36:27–1:36:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_313嗯哼。
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1:36:43–1:36:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_314No, I have gold on Trading 212 in the iShares Gold ETF.
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1:37:11–1:37:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_315No, gold won't take 15 years to make profits. It's already been 15 years of it doing nothing. Now's the time it's gonna start moving up. It's already been 15 years since last time it went really high up.
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1:38:17–1:38:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_316People say, oh, gold does nothing for 10 years. Yeah, it's been 10 years of it doing nothing. Now is its time to shine.
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1:38:38–1:38:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_317It's gonna go parabolic.
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1:38:48–1:38:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_318I'm already up 7%, so I don't know what you're talking about. I've already made £150.
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1:39:02–1:39:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_319Okay, you're banned. You're just saying stupid stuff about stocks, talking
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1:39:50–1:39:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_320complete rubbish.
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1:39:58–1:39:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_321Get the fuck out of here.
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1:40:02–1:40:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_322Broker didn't charge me anything. Why would they charge me?
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1:40:17–1:40:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_323Talking complete rubbish about stocks. Shut the fuck up.
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1:40:24–1:40:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_324Not enough profits, only 7%.
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1:40:35–1:40:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_325Not as good as oil. Shut up, fucking moron.
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1:40:40–1:40:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_326Gold up like 60% over the year compared to our oil.
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1:40:57–1:41:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_327The hell's oil even doing?
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1:41:03–1:41:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_328There's no point investing unless you have at least half a million dollars.
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1:41:14–1:41:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_329Stupid idiots. Gold's ripping. What the fuck are you talking about?
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1:41:25–1:41:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_330Don't ever lecture me about stocks.
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1:42:33–1:42:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_331Imagine thinking I don't know everything there is to know about stocks.
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1:42:46–1:42:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_332Oil's down 55% since 2022. The hell are you talking about? Look at oil,
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1:42:59–1:43:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_333down 55%. Gold's up 80%, 90% since 2022. Oil's down 50%. Talking rubbish.
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1:43:08–1:43:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_334Gold mine stocks, you mean the one that's outperforming gold.
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1:43:34–1:43:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_335I don't have it anymore though. Barrick Gold's ripping. It's up 100% since last year.
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1:43:41–1:43:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_336Gold's only up—
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1:43:55–1:43:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_337oh no, uh,
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1:43:58–1:44:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_338Gold's only up— what, 15%?
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1:44:03–1:44:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_339No, that's not right.
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1:44:08–1:44:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_340Gold's only up like 40%, but Barrick Gold's up 100%. I told you the miners lag, but then they overtake actual gold by like 3 times. The miners are like a triple 3x leverage Of whatever gold's doing.
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1:44:13–1:44:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_341Well, I had to take profits because I needed to pay off my credit card.
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1:44:40–1:44:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_342Unfortunately, after I sold it all, it broke out of the channel it was in.
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1:44:47–1:44:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_343Oh well, at one point I had £4,000 in Barrick Gold. I had to slowly take it out though.
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1:45:02–1:45:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_344Don't ever mock my Barrick Gold again. Up 100% since I bought it.
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1:45:27–1:45:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_345Up 70% since I sold it though.
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1:45:35–1:45:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_346I told you, but you didn't listen. Kept saying, oh, he bought a mining stock. Yeah, look at the mining stock though. Financial global crisis, it was up there. Now look at us. Next crisis is going to be back up there. Happens every— look at every single crisis, gold and miners including Barrick Gold rip hard.
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1:45:39–1:46:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_347You can go all the way back. Every single big crisis there's been, gold rips. Dot-com bubble, financial crisis, whatever. I can't remember. Trump trade war.
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1:46:13–1:46:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_348Been in a bull market for 4 years. That's how long they usually last.
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1:46:43–1:46:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_349Shit, I really can't decide if I'm going to get the cat.
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1:47:09–1:47:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_350They want to meet at 10 AM. That means I've got to leave the house at 8 AM because it's nearly a 2-hour fucking drive.
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1:47:14–1:47:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_351Uh, it's a really cute cat as well.
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1:47:30–1:47:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_352It's just gonna suck if I plan to do other trips.
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1:47:45–1:47:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_353Now I've got someone to go on trips with.
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1:47:54–1:47:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_354Damn, I can inhale this without coughing now.
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1:48:07–1:48:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_355Look, ah, fuck, I guess not.
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1:48:12–1:48:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_356Oh shit.
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1:48:27–1:48:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_357Whoa, that was too much.
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1:48:30–1:48:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_358嗯。
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1:48:58–1:49:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_359I'm supposed to pick up the cat tomorrow,
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1:49:15–1:49:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_360but now I don't know.
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1:49:24–1:49:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_361Hmm,
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1:49:29–1:49:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_362maybe I'll give my cat stuff to my sister or my mum since she looks after Pushkin.
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1:49:32–1:49:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_363Because we're planning to meet up halfway in between
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1:49:56–1:50:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_364next week. She said she'll pay for the hotel since I paid for this one this time.
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1:50:03–1:50:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_365I don't want to bring the cat, it'd be annoying.
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1:50:12–1:50:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_366Yeah, I think I'm going to cancel the cat.
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1:50:23–1:50:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_367Uh, I'm kind of hoping that he messaged me saying, oh sorry, we already sold it.
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1:50:53–1:50:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_368You see, when you want something, they tell you, oh, sorry, not available. Then you don't want it anymore, all of a sudden it's really easy to get.
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1:51:02–1:51:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_369Is manifestation real?
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1:51:13–1:51:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_370Delete account.
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1:51:27–1:51:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_371Okay. Hi, sorry, but I
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1:51:30–1:51:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_372changed my mind. God, it's so annoying when you sell something, the buyer changes their mind. I don't like being annoying.
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1:51:40–1:51:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_373But I,
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1:51:50–1:51:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_374I found a cat. I found another kitten to buy nearer to where I live, so it won't be coming tomorrow.
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1:51:57–1:52:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_375I'm really sorry.
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1:52:18–1:52:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_376That's why I didn't want to pay the deposit.
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1:52:25–1:52:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_377Uh, sent. And delete account.
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1:52:30–1:52:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_378Oh, maybe I just log out.
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1:52:49–1:52:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_379Whatever. Okay, cat is cancelled.
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1:52:52–1:52:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_380Number one, I'm spending too much money on other things.
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1:52:59–1:53:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_381Maybe later. No more cat.
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1:53:07–1:53:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_382Now I've got a bunch of cat stuff coming today. Oh, fuck's sake.
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1:53:12–1:53:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_383I just don't really want it getting in the way of my plans.
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1:53:29–1:53:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_384There's like 100 people selling cats all the time. I don't need to desperately get one now.
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1:53:44–1:53:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_385Huh, yeah, okay.
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1:54:12–1:54:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_386I need to be careful with my finances.
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1:54:32–1:54:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_387I'm actually £500 in overdraft,
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1:54:38–1:54:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_388not £460. Okay. So actually I've only got £5,600.
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1:54:44–1:54:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_389My Kick money is going to go all towards the overdraft.
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1:54:59–1:55:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_390Best ideas threatening me, you're banned.
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1:55:36–1:55:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_391And follow mode on
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1:55:41–1:55:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_3921 week.
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1:55:45–1:55:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_393He made a new account so he could come back to talk about oil.
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1:56:16–1:56:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_394When's the apple thing?
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2:00:23–2:00:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_395Maybe it's later.
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2:00:26–2:00:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_396Okay, cat cancelled. Hmm, what next?
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2:01:37–2:01:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_397Doesn't Apple usually tank during these events because the phone's boring or rubbish?
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2:02:16–2:02:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_398No, I don't want the cat now because
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2:02:29–2:02:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_399what am I gonna do with it when I go out
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2:02:33–2:02:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_400to stay in hotels or go traveling?
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2:02:38–2:02:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_401It's not really convenient at the moment.
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2:02:44–2:02:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_402I kind of lost interest in it, actually.
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2:03:09–2:03:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_403Streaming feels so boring
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2:04:18–2:04:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_404after I came back from what I just came back from.
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2:04:25–2:04:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_405Yeah, I came back from Somerset.
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2:04:54–2:04:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_406Took 3 hours.
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2:05:05–2:05:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_4072 and a half hour drive plus about 30 minutes charging.
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2:05:09–2:05:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_408I ate pizza in my car.
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2:05:14–2:05:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_409Uh, too tired to do anything really. It's been a bit of a roller coaster.
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2:05:26–2:05:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_410I think my arm is on here.
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2:06:57–2:06:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_411Yep.
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2:07:05–2:07:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_412Come on, I think it's someone.
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2:08:24–2:08:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_413Hello.
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2:08:39–2:08:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_414Perfect.
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2:08:54–2:09:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_415There we go.
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2:10:42–2:10:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_416Now all this useless stuff and no cat. Fuck's sake,
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2:11:02–2:11:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_417I've got litter tray, cat food, cat litter. What's that? Fuck's sake. I've got so much cat food. I'm not even getting the cat.
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2:11:09–2:11:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_418Oh God,
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2:11:34–2:11:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_419fucking— why did I think I was going to get a cat?
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2:11:38–2:11:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_420And my main thing I wanted didn't come, the toilet seat. What's this?
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2:11:43–2:11:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_421More cat— how much fucking cat food did I get?
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2:11:50–2:11:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_422What is that?
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2:11:55–2:11:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_423How am I gonna do with all this cat food now?
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2:12:08–2:12:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_424Uh, I mean, I did want to get a cat.
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2:12:22–2:12:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_425Thinking how yesterday and the day before would have been really tough to do if I had a cat made me rethink it all.
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2:12:27–2:12:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_426Obviously you don't get a cat if you're gonna fly to other countries, which I knew, but it also makes it so you can't even travel domestically unless you know someone.
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2:12:56–2:13:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_427I don't know where to put it now.
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2:13:14–2:13:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_428Just hide it for now.
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2:13:18–2:13:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_429Maybe I'll change my mind again, I don't know.
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2:13:35–2:13:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_430Really annoying. I thought for sure I was going to get the cat tomorrow.
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2:13:43–2:13:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_431How long does the cat food last before it goes off?
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2:13:54–2:13:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_432I don't know, worry about it later.
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2:14:01–2:14:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_433Oh, this is my coffee. I thought this was cat food. No, this is my coffee. At least I've got something I can use.
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2:14:06–2:14:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_434Best coffee ever.
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2:14:28–2:14:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_435I'll give it to my mum as a gift.
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2:15:32–2:15:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_436Yeah, I'm going home in 2 weeks. I could bring all this stuff. I didn't get my mum or my sister a gift, but here's some stuff for Pushkin.
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2:15:40–2:15:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_437He's the only one I missed. He probably doesn't even like it. He's such a fussy eater.
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2:15:50–2:15:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_438I haven't bothered returning it. It's like £50. It's not worth it. I don't know what to do with that cat litter tray.
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2:16:00–2:16:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_439I'll pay my mum back in cat food.
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2:16:12–2:16:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_440Yeah, if I give my mum the cat food stuff, I take £50 off my debt.
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2:16:18–2:16:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_441That's £50 she doesn't have to spend on cat food.
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2:16:24–2:16:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_442Oh, makes me feel sad.
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2:16:48–2:16:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_443I think imagining a little kitten stepping into this little tray.
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2:16:53–2:16:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_444I do want a kitten, it's just hard.
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2:17:01–2:17:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_445It's hard to do anything.
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2:17:11–2:17:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_446Well, I can always get one later.
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2:17:23–2:17:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_447I want my toilet seat.
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2:17:46–2:17:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_448That's not coming until today.
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2:17:49–2:17:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_449What?
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2:17:57–2:17:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_450But it didn't come.
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2:18:00–2:18:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_451Delivered by Every.
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2:18:06–2:18:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_452What? Why didn't it just come with the Amazon woman just now?
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2:18:10–2:18:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_453And Every doesn't usually come this late. Oh, it's only 4 PM. I keep thinking it's really late for some reason.
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2:18:16–2:18:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_454Yeah, I can't wait to get my wooden toilet seat. It's going to be so nice.
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2:18:30–2:18:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_455Somerset is— isn't it the county next to
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2:18:37–2:18:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_456Devon? Well, I was going to have to
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2:18:45–2:18:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_457Would have been quite a drive.
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2:18:57–2:18:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_458Hmm, Exmoor National Park is actually in Somerset, not Devon.
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2:19:14–2:19:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_459It's funny, as soon as I saw the sign, Welcome to Devon, it started raining again
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2:19:37–2:19:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_460as I passed it.
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2:19:43–2:19:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_461Hey.
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2:20:08–2:20:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_462Well, good news is I got all my main expenses paid this month— rent and bills. So all of the money I make from now on is mine.
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2:20:33–2:20:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_463There's this stupid storm cloud just hovering above Devon for weeks, not going anywhere. I'm pissed off.
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2:20:46–2:20:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_464How'd I get £500 overdraft?
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2:21:30–2:21:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_465I stayed in a hotel for a few nights,
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2:21:37–2:21:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_466paid rent, paid electricity.
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2:21:41–2:21:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_467Why would I do that? To meet a girl, why else?
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2:21:54–2:21:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_468I've got a scratching post coming in 2 days as well.
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2:24:48–2:24:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_469Well, I'd have to go and buy all the stuff.
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2:24:54–2:24:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_470I should have waited until I actually got the kiss and
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2:24:59–2:25:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_471Okay, so I'm gonna do recent. I mean, what I'm gonna do soon.
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2:26:17–2:26:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_472Hmm. What we gonna do? Is nothing.
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2:26:27–2:26:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_473How would I be high if I did it yesterday?
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2:27:22–2:27:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_474No, I'm not going to Thailand anymore, and I'm not getting the cat.
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2:27:36–2:27:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_475I'm just trying to figure out what I'm going to do now.
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2:27:45–2:27:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_476Yeah, Thailand's been cancelled for weeks now. I can't believe I thought I wanted to go to Thailand.
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2:28:22–2:28:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_477What now? Yeah, I don't know. That's a problem.
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2:28:45–2:28:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_478Might go to my mum's house end of next week, see my sister and the baby.
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2:28:54–2:29:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_479I'm not moving back to my mum's house, just visiting.
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2:29:20–2:29:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_480Yeah, I might do a fake why I moved back in with my mom video.
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2:29:41–2:29:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_481People always love that.
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2:29:48–2:29:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_482Why I moved back in with my mom, and then next video, why I moved out again.
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2:29:56–2:30:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_483Clickbait. Oh gosh, doing a 4 or 5 hour drive though is rough. I did 2 and a half hours today and day before yesterday.
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2:30:19–2:30:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_484Good old Harrietsham.
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2:30:44–2:30:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_485There's a Tesla Supercharger in Amesbury. I reckon I can get there
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2:30:50–2:30:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_486in one go.
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2:30:58–2:30:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_487It's 250 miles to my mum's place.
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2:31:03–2:31:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_488M3 and then M25 and then M20. Funny, I was so scared of motorways.
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2:31:24–2:31:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_489I think England's really nice, actually.
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2:31:53–2:31:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_490Just don't go to London.
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2:31:59–2:32:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_491Aimsbury Supercharger is 130 miles away. I could get there because my full range at 100% is like 180.
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2:32:19–2:32:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_492And then from that charger
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2:32:42–2:32:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_493to Harrietsham, it would be 120 miles. Yeah, should just need one charge halfway through. Takes about 30 minutes. It's good to have— I mean, I can't drive 4 hours plus. All in one go. I'd get motion sickness.
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2:32:47–2:33:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_494Chavs are only in the horrible places like Chatham, Maidstone. They aren't in nice places.
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2:33:16–2:33:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_495That's why the nice places are nice.
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2:33:26–2:33:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_496Just stay in the countryside,
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2:33:33–2:33:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_497you won't ever see these people.
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2:33:37–2:33:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_498You could live your whole life never encountering these people at all until you go into a big town or city.
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2:33:41–2:33:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_499I went to Plymouth, I didn't see any chavs.
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2:33:49–2:33:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_500Bovington. I like that name.
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2:34:26–2:34:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_501Monkey World Ape Rescue Center.
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2:34:31–2:34:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_502Maybe I'll take her there.
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2:34:38–2:34:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_503Yeah, Amesbury. I can get to Amesbury in one charge, I reckon, and then top up to 80%. I make it the rest of the way to my mum's house easily.
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2:35:15–2:35:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_504I feel a lot more experienced and confident with knowing the range of my car and its capabilities.
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2:35:26–2:35:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_505I'm not really worrying about money.
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2:35:43–2:35:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_506I'm just thinking I should, um, maybe not get a cat.
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2:35:49–2:35:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_507And I've been slacking with streaming. I've taken how many days off? 3 days off this week.
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2:36:01–2:36:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_508No, I can't do 250 in one charge. I can probably do— it says on the speedometer full range is 185 miles,
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2:36:24–2:36:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_509but it'll probably do less than that.
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2:36:35–2:36:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_510The problem is in winter when you got the heater going, drops the range a lot.
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2:36:42–2:36:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_511If I had all the money in the world, then I'd delete my whole YouTube channel and streaming and disappear forever.
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2:37:59–2:38:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_512Where to? I don't know, just get a house in the countryside.
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2:38:22–2:38:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_513Yeah, I'd be bored, but to be honest, doing streaming and YouTube doesn't really excite me anymore.
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2:38:28–2:38:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_514It's
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2:38:38–2:38:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_515boring because it doesn't get views. Maybe if I got views it'd be fun. I barely get any views anymore.
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2:38:41–2:38:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_516I don't even know if it would be fun if I— I mean, I've got 40K views on Silksong. Which is a lot, but I don't really care. I just feel like, oh, that's nice.
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2:38:56–2:39:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_517Before, I'd be like, oh my God, I'm famous.
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2:39:09–2:39:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_518I feel like I could get a million views and not really care.
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2:39:16–2:39:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_519And back in those days, I used to get really excited about being a YouTuber. Now I just don't care.
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2:39:25–2:39:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_520It's something you get excited about when, I don't know, you're like 20-something, and then you grow out of it.
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2:39:39–2:39:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_521Where's my wooden toilet seat? I hope I got the right size.
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2:41:01–2:41:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_522I just guessed.
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2:41:08–2:41:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_523What do you mean he's gonna have to eventually? What, like when I start talking about girls, my viewership suddenly explodes?
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2:43:49–2:43:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_524I don't think it does.
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2:44:29–2:44:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_525I mean, it would if there was big drama and I ranted about it for hours and hours and hours, but I don't do that anymore. I have changed.
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2:44:40–2:44:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_526Yep, it's boring, so I better stop watching because I'm not doing it anymore.
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2:45:05–2:45:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_527You can ask and ask and ask, but I don't kiss and tell.
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2:45:15–2:45:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_528Not really much to tell. Met her, she was very nice, we had a good time. What else is there to say?
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2:45:45–2:45:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_529Was all good.
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2:46:02–2:46:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_530Yeah, it's funny because I
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2:50:17–2:50:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_531don't know, people must think, damn, his streams must be so crazy. And then literally 95% of it is just pointing at a blank wall in silence. And then they think, what's so bad about this? He doesn't even do anything. Yeah, exactly, it's what I'm saying.
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2:50:24–2:50:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_532I feel like I get treated like I'm the worst person in the world, and then my content is this. Pointing my camera at the ceiling, barely saying anything.
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2:50:53–2:51:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_533And then I think, why do I get treated like I'm the worst person in the world?
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2:51:06–2:51:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_534I don't even do anything. I just sit in my house doing nothing.
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2:51:13–2:51:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_535But then when you look me up, all it is is that, oh, this psychopath YouTuber. Shut the fuck up.
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2:51:22–2:51:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_536I literally just sit in my house doing nothing and then you got all these people saying I'm a psychopath and I don't know what other stupid insults.
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2:51:32–2:51:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_537Which feels so unjustified.
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2:51:52–2:51:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_538It's just because there's a couple clips or old videos where I said some stupid things.
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2:51:58–2:52:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_539The problem was I could only get views by saying really stupid things. So I kept saying more and more stupid things,
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2:52:41–2:52:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_540like I just admitted to all of my bad traits.
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2:52:59–2:53:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_541And my bad deeds when I could have easily just kept it a secret without saying anything about it.
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2:53:10–2:53:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_542And it didn't even get me that many views anyway, so it was all a waste of time.
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2:53:20–2:53:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_543And now I've got this stupid internet history.
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2:53:27–2:53:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_544Well, soon nearly 10 years would have passed, so surely no one cares anymore.
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2:53:54–2:53:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_545Like, if you date a girl and then she's done stuff 10 years ago, do you really care? People change.
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2:54:02–2:54:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_546嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。唉。
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2:57:00–2:57:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_547Wasted my money getting the cat carrier.
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2:57:45–2:57:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_548I give it to my mum and then I'll take off the money from the debt. It's how the rich stay rich.
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2:58:06–2:58:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_549Hope there's some bee liveries. I think if I'm gonna go out, the only reason I'm gonna go out is to do a bee livery.
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2:58:24–2:58:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_550I'm not walking around in the rain for hours and hours on Kit Hill anymore.
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2:58:34–2:58:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_551Tommy, that
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2:58:42–2:58:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_552Need
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3:00:26–3:00:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_553to pee.
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3:00:41–3:00:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_554I feel like, I don't know, toilet seat's not coming today if it's
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3:02:13–3:02:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_555every, every rubbish.
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3:02:21–3:02:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_556I said I haven't had a shower today. How's that a long time?
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3:02:51–3:02:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_557I missed one shower and then you're saying I haven't had a shower for a long time. I don't know how you interpret that in that way. Really weird.
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3:03:00–3:03:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_558You make it sound like I haven't had a shower in a week. I just didn't have a shower this morning because I was busy checking out of the hotel.
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3:03:16–3:03:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_559And then I was in the car for 2 hours plus, and then I came home. What's the point having a shower now? Going to bed in 5 hours.
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3:03:25–3:03:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_560Pizza's pretty good. I've got this Pepsi as well.
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3:03:35–3:03:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_561Don't know why you think it's for 2 days when I never said it was for 2 days.
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3:03:55–3:04:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_562I said I didn't have a shower this morning, and then you go, I thought it was for 2 days. Why would you think it's for 2 days when I literally said I didn't have a shower this
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3:04:08–3:04:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_563morning. People are just putting words in my mouth.
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3:04:26–3:04:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_564I don't know how it can rain every single day.
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3:04:53–3:04:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_565I actually wouldn't even mind moving out of Devon.
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3:05:04–3:05:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_566Yeah, date was good.
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3:05:11–3:05:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_567All good,
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3:05:14–3:05:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_568no drama.
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3:05:19–3:05:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_5696 PM. Well, America time or UK time?
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3:05:55–3:05:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_570It's only 12 America time.
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3:06:00–3:06:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_571UK time. Oh, thank God. I was gonna say, why would it be at 6 PM America time? They would have all gone home.
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3:06:08–3:06:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_57240 minutes. I wonder if the market's gonna tank.
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3:06:19–3:06:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_573I heard most of the time during these events, the market— well, Apple tanks a little bit.
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3:06:24–3:06:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_574Can't believe you're doing this to us. What?
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3:06:33–3:06:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_575None of your business.
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3:06:38–3:06:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_576I already talked about the date. I said it was good.
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3:06:47–3:06:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_577Best date I ever had.
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3:06:51–3:06:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_578Don't really care, Mommy. You can't threaten me. See you then.
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3:06:58–3:07:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_579Not getting any details.
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3:07:08–3:07:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_580Da da da da dum.
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3:07:26–3:07:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_581La la la la la.
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3:07:50–3:07:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_582Da da da da da da da da da da da da da da da.
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3:07:58–3:08:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_583Wow, Bee Livery wants crispy duck pancakes,
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3:09:08–3:09:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_584one crispy onion rings, and duck fat chips with salt.
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3:09:16–3:09:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_585From where? Tintagel duck truck. That's very specific.
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3:09:22–3:09:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_586£28.
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3:09:30–3:09:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_587Tintagel Duck Truck.
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3:10:12–3:10:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_588Takeaway. Looks pretty good.
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3:10:17–3:10:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_589Is it a food truck?
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3:10:25–3:10:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_590Dirty duck fries.
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3:10:32–3:10:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_591Duck burgers from the duck truck. What, they only sell duck?
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3:10:35–3:10:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_592Dirty duck fries. That sounds weird. We breed, incubate, and hatch all our free-range rare breed Silver Appleyard ducks on our farm,
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3:10:48–3:10:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_593and then they cook them at the duck truck.
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3:11:01–3:11:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_594It must be on the farmland,
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3:12:03–3:12:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_595not by the
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3:12:07–3:12:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_596road. Uh, nah, I can't be bothered.
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3:12:11–3:12:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_597Dirty duck fries.
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3:12:42–3:12:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_598So how much money do I waste on cat food?
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3:13:09–3:13:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_599Where's my toilet seat? I don't like my plastic one. It's cold on my bum.
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3:13:16–3:13:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_600Wooden is nice.
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3:13:23–3:13:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_601Uh, £12 for the Shiba,
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3:13:32–3:13:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_602and then
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3:13:36–3:13:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_603cat litter was £6. It wasn't too bad, I guess.
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3:13:39–3:13:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_604And I got dry food that was £15. I wasted nearly £40. And then the cat litter tray was £5. Nearly £45.
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3:13:47–3:13:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_605Could return it.
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3:14:03–3:14:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_606Oh, can't be bothered.
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3:14:07–3:14:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_607I mean, I could— can I just group them all up? Cat litter.
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3:14:15–3:14:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_608He's going to ask me to put a reason. The reason is I don't want it anymore, duh.
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3:14:26–3:14:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_609It says this item is not eligible for self-service return. Yeah, because it's like food, isn't it?
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3:14:46–3:14:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_610See, it says contact us to chat to an associate if you want to request a return. I can't be bothered. It's probably because it's food and toiletry stuff.
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3:14:54–3:15:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_611I can return the cat litter tray, but that's £5.
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3:15:06–3:15:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_612Maybe I eat the cat food. It can't be that bad.
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3:15:17–3:15:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_613嗯,啊。
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3:15:38–3:15:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_614Yeah, I don't want a cat anymore. It's gonna interrupt my travel plans.
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3:16:20–3:16:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_615Damn, that Greek God X guy's really fat.
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3:16:59–3:17:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_616But it must be really annoying getting called fat fuck Greek all the time.
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3:17:08–3:17:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_617I'm so glad I don't get fat. I would so get fat if I could get fat.
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3:17:28–3:17:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_618That, cuz I just eat whatever I want to
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3:17:34–3:17:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_619eat.
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3:17:51–3:17:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_620I had 4 slices of Papa John's and I was full up. Fat people could probably eat the whole thing.
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3:18:03–3:18:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_621I think it was just the medium.
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3:18:27–3:18:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_622嗯。
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3:20:31–3:20:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_623Talking about UK travel plans, I'm not going overseas anymore. It's a waste of time,
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3:21:31–3:21:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_624waste of time and money.
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3:21:40–3:21:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_625You know, I never actually enjoyed traveling. I only did it to meet women
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3:22:45–3:22:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_626because for some reason I thought I didn't like English women.
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3:22:51–3:22:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_627I don't know why,
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3:22:59–3:23:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_628like I had this weird stereotype baked into my brain that I didn't like them. So I became obsessed with Japanese women.
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3:23:04–3:23:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_629It took over 10 years to break out of that stupid mindset.
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3:23:16–3:23:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_630Women are women.
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3:23:23–3:23:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_631There's women everywhere in the world, in every single country. There's women. Like, why'd you have to go all the way across— halfway across the world to get a woman? It's kind of stupid.
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3:23:29–3:23:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_632Took me too long to realize.
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3:23:52–3:23:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_633No, I really don't agree with that anymore, that British women are uglier than Japanese women,
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3:24:12–3:24:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_634because there's plenty of ugly Japanese women. I've seen them.
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3:24:21–3:24:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_635I used to think, oh, Japanese women are all so beautiful.
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3:24:29–3:24:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_636Nope.
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3:24:35–3:24:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_637Yeah, in general, I guess there's less like white people.
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3:24:46–3:24:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_638Put my house back in order since I'm back.
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3:25:33–3:25:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_639Where's my shampoo?
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3:25:45–3:25:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_640Might be in my bag.
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3:25:58–3:25:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_641Didn't even— I played Switch on my own, but not when she was there. It's funny because she brought her Switch as well, but we didn't play any of it. Too baked. There's no way I could have operated a Mario Kart.
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3:26:07–3:26:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_642Yeah, those wooden lodges are really nice. I wonder how much they cost. Maybe like 60k. It was bigger than my house, and actually I felt, I felt like it was more co— it was cozier than my house. Had central heating as well.
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3:26:32–3:26:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_643I love this thing. It's so nice.
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3:26:49–3:26:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_644It's just so nice to organize stuff in a nice little compartment.
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3:26:53–3:26:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_645Uh, what's that dead insect on there?
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3:26:59–3:27:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_646Put the light bulb back.
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3:27:09–3:27:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_647Why is it on? It's been on the whole time.
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3:27:14–3:27:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_648Really hard to do this one-handedly.
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3:27:24–3:27:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_649I hate this chandelier thing.
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3:27:51–3:27:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_650No, it was £250 for 2 nights. It was actually £230 for 2 nights. But I bought insurance, cancellation insurance. It's more like 130— no, 115 a night.
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3:28:38–3:28:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_651Probably could afford to live there.
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3:29:01–3:29:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_652115 times 30, you probably get a discount if you book a whole month as well. Don't have to pay council tax, bills, everything's included. Crank the heating every night, bathtub every night.
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3:29:05–3:29:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_653I took all the biscuits and crisps.
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3:29:22–3:29:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_654嗯。
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3:30:51–3:30:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_655Come on, hunger, I want my pizza. I only got 3 slices.
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3:32:51–3:32:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_656Ah, I forgot to steal the milk.
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3:33:57–3:33:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_657Fuck, I could have saved me £1 from my shopping. I was going to take the milk that they provided, the semi-skinned
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3:34:06–3:34:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_658Damn it, now I got to buy milk again.
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3:34:18–3:34:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_659I should have taken all the batteries and light bulbs as well.
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3:34:31–3:34:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_660It's kind of nice not doxxing yourself because then you can say anything. And you can't be reported because no one's gonna know
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3:34:37–3:34:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_661where I stayed.
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3:34:51–3:34:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_662Report you for not stealing the milk. Yeah, someone called Daniel said he was going to steal the milk, but he didn't.
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3:35:17–3:35:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_663La la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
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3:35:34–3:35:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_664la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
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3:35:59–3:35:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_665la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
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3:35:59–3:36:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_666la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
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3:36:00–3:36:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_667la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la la
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3:36:01–3:36:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_668Yeah, well, I stole all the biscuits and crisps for mine. Haha.
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3:36:05–3:36:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_669I don't know why this box is up there.
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3:36:55–3:36:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_670Really hope there's a delivery tomorrow, otherwise I am gonna be bored.
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3:37:43–3:37:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_671So bored I'm even considering reactivating my Uber Eats.
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3:37:59–3:38:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_672Although I'd have to drive pretty far to find a place where it's actually active. We drive like an hour away, and by the time you get there, you use half the battery.
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3:38:12–3:38:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_673Spend like £5 on battery to get there.
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3:38:24–3:38:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_674You won't talk about anything good? Yep, so don't expect anything good.
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3:38:35–3:38:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_675My lips are sealed.
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3:38:42–3:38:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_676I don't kiss and tell.
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3:38:50–3:38:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_677That's my ethos.
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3:38:53–3:38:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_678Complain all you like.
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3:39:05–3:39:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_679What strategy?
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3:39:17–3:39:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_680We're still waiting for the duck truck food. It says still available. I bet if I accept it, they'll cancel it. I can't still be waiting.
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3:40:16–3:40:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_681Stupid. I need more SIM card slots. One SIM card that I keep having to put in and out.
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3:41:43–3:41:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_682Eyewitness video is coming in from all over the world. I've never seen anything like this.
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3:45:56–3:46:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_683Okay,
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3:46:17–3:46:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_684interesting.
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3:46:24–3:46:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_685Yeah, my dad was called for jury service.
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3:47:09–3:47:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_686I forgot what he said it was about.
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3:47:18–3:47:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_687I think it's weird that you have to convince a bunch of strangers to take your side
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3:47:32–3:47:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_688to determine if you're guilty or not guilty. It's kind of stupid.
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3:47:39–3:47:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_689What if you're just very good at manipulating people, like you're a good actor?
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3:47:49–3:47:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_690And then what if you're just really bad at it?
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3:47:56–3:47:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_691Are you allowed to talk about it? So if you're on the jury, do they make you Promise not to talk about the case details because that'd be boring. I can't even talk about it.
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3:49:31–3:49:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_692Right, I found my knives. I put them here and then I forgot.
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3:50:57–3:51:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_693I don't know why I put them up there.
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3:51:05–3:51:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_694Why are they all sticky? Why does everything get sticky? They're all sticky.
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3:51:10–3:51:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_695Content ideas. No, I scrapped my cat content idea. Is the Apple thing on now? Maybe I'll get the iPhone 17.
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3:52:51–3:53:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_696And then send it back.
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3:53:05–3:53:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_697What? 1.5 million viewers? Jesus Christ, look at this! 1.5 million viewers watching this stream. That's insane. Do you think it's botted?
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3:53:14–3:53:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_698One point. Breakthrough audio performance, an entirely new capability. Tim Cook always looks the same. I think AirPods Pro 3 are truly incredible. To tell you more, it looks like a robot.
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3:53:34–3:53:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_699It looks so fake, like AI.
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3:53:49–3:53:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_700They really love those flying drone shots.
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3:54:09–3:54:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_701Outstanding audio. This year we pushed ourselves even further and created something truly special. AirPods Pro 3 deliver a breathtaking spatial listening experience. We designed a custom multi-port acoustic architecture which precisely controls the airflow that— ah, boring earphones.
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3:54:15–3:54:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_702Active noise cancellation, ultra-low noise microphones, and advanced computational audio with new foam-infused ear tips bring in greater noise isolation. This significantly improves performance, delivering twice the ANC compared to the previous generation, which were already amazing. These are by far my favorite AirPods ever. It's funny, if you go stand there, you'd be in the stream, wouldn't you? On
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3:54:51–3:55:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_703the street there, because this ANC is 4 times— you think they close off the roads? AirPods Pro 3 are a must-have upgrade. I bet it's not actually live. I bet they just pre-recorded it and made it a live stream. Even more background noise. Why is it a live stream then? Why don't they just post it as a
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3:55:18–3:55:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_704video? I don't get it.
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3:55:38–3:55:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_705There's no way this is actually live.
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3:55:42–3:55:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_706Transparency enables you to hear your surroundings, and now your own voice and people speaking to you will sound more natural. This window is probably a green screen. Whole thing's fake. This whole thing is probably a green screen.
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3:55:46–3:56:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_707Why are they obsessed with translation?
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3:56:06–3:56:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_708How often do you ever speak to someone who doesn't speak English?
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3:56:12–3:56:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_709Like, never.
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3:56:18–3:56:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_710All this translation stuff's lame. I don't know why phone companies keep trying to push it. Samsung kept doing it too with the Flip. They kept having the translated bit on the flip side, and then you see your English on your side when you could just stand next to each other and look at the same screen.
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3:56:39–3:56:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_711I already got Google Translate, it does just fine. Why do we need all this new stuff?
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3:57:02–3:57:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_712But speaking with the thing in your ear is really hard because you can't hear her own voice very well.
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3:57:11–3:57:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_713This is so weird.
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3:57:20–3:57:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_714Ears, because people's ears are completely different shapes and sizes. We analyzed more than 10,000 3D ear scans, along with over 100,000 hours of user research, to optimize the new AirPods Pro. To fit even more people, we made each AirPod smaller, and to make them fit more securely in your ear, we shaped the design to match the natural
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3:57:45–3:58:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_715geometry of the ear. With entirely new ear tips now in 5 sizes, all together these are the most stable and best-fitting AirPods ever, engineered to stay in your ears even during the most intense workouts. And they're also more durable— IP57 sweat and water resistance, a first for any AirPods— so you can feel confident during the sweatiest sessions
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3:58:08–3:58:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_716of the
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3:58:35–3:58:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_717I never really cared about earphones or earbuds.
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3:58:41–3:58:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_718And now the amazing audio quality, a more secure in-ear design, and enhanced durability make it even better. We're also really— I keep going on and on about earphones.
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3:59:02–3:59:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_719Bobby, we don't need a running commentary on how many viewers there are. Can you shut up?
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3:59:30–3:59:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_720Gonna ban you again.
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3:59:38–3:59:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_721Everyone can see how many viewers there are. I don't need you to tell us.
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3:59:42–3:59:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_722Okay, Bobby banned again.
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4:00:22–4:00:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_723I warned you.
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4:00:28–4:00:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_724Uh, Ohio, you're banned too.
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4:00:46–4:00:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_725Non-stop whining.
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4:00:51–4:00:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_726If it's boring, don't watch. I don't even care anymore.
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4:01:07–4:01:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_727Don't care at all.
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4:01:13–4:01:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_728People to potentially serious health issues and help save so many lives simply by wearing it on your wrist. It provides fall detection and crash detection, monitors your heart rate, tracks your sleep, is your lifeline in a emergencies, and so much more. Let's take a look at the remarkable ways Apple Watch has touched people's lives.
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4:02:35–4:02:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_729Touch my backside.
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4:03:01–4:03:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_730I'm writing to
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4:03:16–4:03:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_731Oh God, it's so lame. Oh wow, Apple Watch saved my life.
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4:03:20–4:03:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_732I lost over 100 lbs. So inspiring. It was about 5— I was going to give up, but then I got the Apple Watch and I lost 100 lbs.
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4:03:42–4:03:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_733Thank you, Tim Cook.
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4:03:59–4:04:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_734Make me puke in my mouth. Just show the fucking products. What's with all this stupid Trying to like make it all emotional. Real people, real stories. This is how our products change their lives. Just show the fucking product. I don't care about all these stupid people and their stupid stories. Oh my God.
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4:04:05–4:04:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_735I don't think I would have been to finish my life there.
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4:04:57–4:04:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_736And what I was wearing was my Apple Watch. Why does he speak like that? Using the SOS feature. I had a car just crashed in the garage. They're upside down in our pool. The next thing I remember was just hearing this very faint voice through my watch saying help was on the way.
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4:05:02–4:05:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_737It's the best feeling I've felt in my life. Teeth are so white. About how Apple Watch saved someone's life. That's why I started, to help my mental health. Just complete the first mile. 6 miles. I don't know if I can do this. The music's so big.
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4:05:25–4:05:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_738Oh God, the way they're trying to emotionally manipulate you with the music. Like I can feel what they're trying to do,
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4:05:48–4:05:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_739and it's lame.
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4:05:56–4:05:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_740Need some crying.
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4:06:02–4:06:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_741It's truly incredible to see how Apple Watch can help people in so many different. Ways. Its indispensable nature makes Apple Watch the most popular watch in the world, and each year we make Apple Watch even more essential. To tell you what's new, here's Stan.
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4:06:12–4:06:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_742Today we're making the best watch in the world even better. Introducing Apple Watch Series 11. It's our thinnest and most comfortable watch. That Apple Watch 6 I got Chihiro looking pretty outdated now. Can't believe I blew £600 to get a stupid watch and then she chucked it. She probably sold it and then she reported me to the
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4:06:42–4:07:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_743police. Can you believe that?
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4:07:09–4:07:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_744So ungrateful.
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4:07:18–4:07:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_745Using less battery for cellular. At launch, many of our biggest carrier partners will support 5G on Apple Watch. Series 11 comes with watchOS 26, bringing new features and intelligence as well as an elegant new design. The new watch face Flow uses liquid glass numerals to beautifully refract swirls of color, and Xactograph, a modern reinterpretation of a traditional
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4:07:35–4:08:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_746regulator clock clock that separates the hours, minutes, and seconds for precise timekeeping. Series 11 also comes with a comprehensive set of health features including heart, hearing, cycle tracking, mental health, and more. And we're taking that innovation in health even further, adding new features in heart health and sleep. Here's Sunil to tell you more.
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4:08:00–4:08:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_747My vape ran out of battery.
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4:08:28–4:08:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_748This year we're thrilled to share our next advancement focused on a problem of massive proportions: high blood pressure, also known as hypertension. It impacts approximately 1.3 billion adults worldwide. The American Heart Association has referred to it as a silent killer because it often occurs with no obvious symptoms. To help, we've developed a groundbreaking feature that can alert
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4:08:32–4:08:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_749you to possible hypertension just by wearing your Apple Watch. Using data from the optical heart sensor, the algorithm looks for chronic high blood pressure by analyzing how your blood vessels respond to beats of the heart. The algorithm works in the background reviewing data over 30-day periods and will notify you if it identifies patterns of hypertension. We've developed
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4:08:56–4:09:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_750this novel approach using advanced machine learning methods and a series of studies totaling over 100,000 participants. While it won't detect all instances of hypertension, we expect to notify over 1 million people with undiagnosed hypertension in the first year alone, empowering them to make life-saving behavioral changes or start treatment. We expect clearance from the FDA and other regulators
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4:09:18–4:09:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_751soon, with availability in 150 countries and regions this month, including the US and Europe. Now let's talk about sleep, which is critical to daily restoration of your body and mind and is also an important factor in your longevity. Apple Watch already helps you meet your sleep goals, gain insights, and discover possible sleep apnea. Now we'll help you
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4:09:43–4:10:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_752understand the quality of your sleep and how to make it more restorative with Sleep Score. The quality of your sleep is influenced by several factors such as sleep duration, bedtime consistency, how often you wake up, and the time spent in each sleep stage. Sleep Score analyzes these factors each night and provides a classification plus a score. You'll
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4:10:06–4:10:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_753see how the score is calculated so it's easy to understand what you can do to improve. Guidance from leading experts including the World Sleep Society underpins the scoring approach, and over 5 million nights of sleep data from the Apple Heart Movement Study were used to develop and test scoring algorithms. You can see details in the Sleep app,
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4:10:26–4:10:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_754and you can track it over time in the Health app on iPhone. Now back to Stan. Hypertension notifications, the new Sleep Score, and the many other incredible health, fitness, and Safety features will make a huge impact on users' lives. To support all of these amazing capabilities, we also re-engineered the battery. Series 11 now gets up to 24
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4:10:45–4:11:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_755hours of battery life, so you can wear it all day and all night. Imagine I give the cat stuff to my mom and then I change my mind and get a cat, and then I've got to buy all the stuff again. What else my mom's Send it back to me.
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4:11:11–4:11:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_756Also an elegant narrow bronze watch and new colors across the collection. And that's Apple Watch Series 11, with better durability, 5G, 24-hour battery life, and our most comprehensive set of innovative health features, now including hypertension notification. My sister had a boy. I'll turn it over to Amanda to tell you about the next version of Apple Watch. I
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4:11:50–4:12:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_757wonder if she'll have another one.
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4:12:14–4:12:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_758Apple Watch SE delivers the core features and benefits of Apple Watch at the most affordable price. For many people, a lot of risk just having one. Might turn out like me. First, it gets our most powerful Apple Watch chip, S10, which enables— I turned out just fine. Actually,
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4:12:19–4:12:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_759should have at least 3 though. At least 2, maybe 3. Yeah,
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4:12:46–4:12:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_760everyone's pissed off cuz I had a good date and I didn't do incel rage at the hotel. Sad, isn't it? What kind of viewers I have.
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4:12:56–4:13:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_761Like they're rooting for me to be miserable,
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4:13:11–4:13:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_762and then you wonder why I hate you all.
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4:13:16–4:13:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_763And instead of, oh, well done Daniel for not talking about private stuff, I get, oh, boring Daniel, you're not saying anything fun.
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4:13:33–4:13:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_764Just 15 minutes of charging, it can add up to 8 hours of normal use. SE 3 comes in the popular Starlight and Midnight, made with 100% recycled aluminum. That's Apple Watch SE 3. No, I'm not getting the cat anymore. Always-on display, 5G, temperature sensing, sleep app notifications, and sleep score. And with the powerful features of watchOS twenty.
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4:13:58–4:14:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_765They're gonna save the iPhone for very last, aren't they?
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4:14:24–4:14:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_766I think Samsung Watch looks better because it's actually circular like a real watch.
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4:14:36–4:14:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_767I bet Chris is watching this thinking. These drone shots are so good. How can I copy it?
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4:14:48–4:14:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_768Yeah, those Vision goggles were such a flop.
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4:14:59–4:15:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_769I don't think it was ever supposed to be mainstream. Who's gonna drop $3,000 on it? It's just like the testing thing, isn't it? Experimental. Is crucial. So Ultra 3 gets a new display that uses our most advanced technology with wide-angle OLEDs and LTPO 3. The display is now brighter when even enabled, and thinner borders allowed us to
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4:15:04–4:15:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_770grow the screen area without changing the case size. The result is the largest display ever in an Apple Watch. Did they put a camera on the Apple Watch? Imagine live streaming from it. Means you can now see ticking seconds in watch faces, including a new face, Waypoint, that dynamically shows points of interest in relation to you. For
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4:15:28–4:15:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_771athletes, the Workout app makes it faster to customize views and use Workout Buddy, a generative voice with Apple intelligence that delivers personalized feedback to motivate you during your workout. And Ultra keeps you connected no matter where you are with 5G cellular. For more coverage, in a faster, stronger connection. This year, we're also making a huge leap forward
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4:15:50–4:16:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_772with satellite connectivity. Now, when you journey off the grid, you can stay safe and in touch with loved ones using satellite in available countries and regions. Just a few taps gathers critical information to get you the emergency help you need. You can also send messages and share your location with To enable satellite connectivity in a device as
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4:16:12–4:16:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_773small as Ultra, we've redesigned the radio and antenna for double signal strength, allowing you to communicate with satellites 800 miles above Earth. Emergency SOS via satellite is included with Ultra 3, and along with Messages and Find My, you can now stay connected when you're backcountry skiing, trail running, or wherever you go. Ultra 3 also includes a larger
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4:16:35–4:16:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_774battery and now gets up to 42 hours of battery life. Ultra will be available in black and natural titanium, made using an innovative 3D printing process that uses 100% recycled titanium and just half the raw materials as previous generations. There are also great new colors across our Ultra bands, and the Trail Loop now includes reflective yarn woven
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4:16:59–4:17:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_775along the edges.
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4:17:21–4:17:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_776Perfect. Why does my toilet say stupid?
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4:17:29–4:17:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_777Every— why they keep going on about hypertension?
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4:17:39–4:17:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_778Now back to Stan.
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4:17:48–4:17:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_779So that's our all-new lineup of Apple Watch. From the new Ultra 3 with satellite connectivity to Series 11 with new powerful health features and 24-hour battery life, and SE 3 with a massive update in performance and features, there's a watch that's right for everyone. Apple Watch SE 3 starts at just $149. Apple Watch Series 11 starts at
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4:17:52–4:18:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_780$399, and Apple Watch Ultra 3 starts at $799. You can pre-order all the new models today, and they will be available starting September 19th. Now back to Tim. I've got a pimple on my lip, breaking out now.
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4:18:16–4:18:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_781Has a beautiful, more durable design and comes in 5 gorgeous colors: lavender, mist blue, black, white, and sage. The new design has a larger 6.3-inch display with thinner borders so you can see more and do more. And the display of iPhone 17 features ProMotion, just like our Pro models, with an adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz, designed
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4:18:39–4:19:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_782to dynamically respond to your content for a smooth and power-efficient experience. When you're not using your iPhone, the Always-On Display efficiently adjusts down to 1Hz, and the lock screen is even more useful with Live Activities and Wishes. When outside, iPhone 17 is more readable with 3,000 nits peak outdoor brightness, our highest ever on iPhone. This makes the
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4:19:08–4:19:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_783display on iPhone 17 our best yet. We build iPhone to be durable because we know how much people count on it. Our industry-leading Ceramic Shield continues to be tougher than any smartphone glass or glass ceramic. iPhone 17 Introduces Ceramic Shield 2. Now it has 3 times better scratch resistance. Whoa, cats! Right on that one. Bonded
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4:19:37–4:20:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_784to Ceramic Shield at the atomic level, this specialized ceramic layer adds hardness to protect from everyday scratches. And the display quality gets better with a 7-layer anti-reflective coating. They all do that same arms and hand gestures. More readable in bright lighting conditions, both indoors and outdoors. Powering iPhone 17 is the latest generation of Apple Silicon, A19.
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4:20:07–4:20:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_785Built with the most advanced 3-nanometer technology, A19 is faster and more efficient. It has an updated display engine to power ProMotion and the always-on display. It has an improved Neural Engine tailored to power incredible on-device performance for Apple Intelligence. Combined with increased memory bandwidth at A19, on-device generative and large language models will run even
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4:20:36–4:21:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_786faster. A19 has a 6-core CPU for our latest performance and efficiency cores. To make iPhone 17 responsive while enabling great battery life. The next-generation 5-core GPU provides a big step up for graphics-intensive tasks.
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4:21:06–4:21:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_787You'll experience a huge boost in speed. The advancements in Apple Silicon hardware and software make for incredible gaming on iPhone. Titles like Destiny Rising by NetEase are even better with ProMotion's adaptive refresh rate up to 120Hz. A19's advanced CPU, GPU, and updated Neural Engine also power Apple Intelligence. There are many features
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4:21:27–4:21:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_788available today on iPhone that empower you to create, communicate, and be more productive. With iOS 26, we are adding even more. With Visual Intelligence, you can search, take action, and ask questions about what's on your iPhone screen. Live Translation helps you communicate across languages in Phone, FaceTime, and Messages. And just like all of Apple Intelligence, these features
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4:21:57–4:22:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_789are designed to protect your privacy at every step. The efficiency of Apple Silicon contributes to all-day battery life on iPhone 17, and with ProMotion, iPhone 17 gets up to 8 more hours of video playback compared to iPhone 16. When you are out of battery, faster wired charging gets you up to 50% charged in 20 minutes, so just
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4:22:26–4:22:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_79010 minutes of charge gives you up to 8 hours of video playback. It's also a big year for the iPhone cameras. To show you what's new, here's Megan.
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4:22:53–4:23:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_791iPhone 17 has a fantastic 48-megapixel dual Fusion camera system. Our Fusion technology Combines the capabilities of 2 cameras in one, with a main camera and an optical quality 2x telephoto, each with dedicated image pipelines. The main camera delivers an impressive 48 megapixels of resolution, perfect for capturing fine details like in this vibrant shoreline photo.
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4:23:13–4:23:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_792Balance, offering excellent image quality, rich detail, and a smaller file size that's ideal for saving and sharing. At 2x, the optical-quality telephoto gets you closer to the subject, making it great for capturing quiet moments like this. And now iPhone 17 gets a new 48-megapixel Fusion Ultra Wide camera. It has 4 times the resolution compared to iPhone 16.
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4:23:46–4:24:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_793So you get even more detail in a broad range of photos, from exceptional macros to expressive scenes and unique angles. You're going to love how easy it is to take amazing photos and videos. Now let's flip over to the front camera. It's how we take self-portraits, record memories, express our creativity and points of view. And iPhone is
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4:24:13–4:24:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_794with you to capture all these moments. Globally, iPhone users took over 500 billion selfies last year. That's more than any other smartphone. So this year, we are thrilled to introduce our phenomenal new Center Stage front camera. It gives you more pixels, more flexible ways to frame your shot, and incredible stabilization. This new front camera has our widest
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4:24:38–4:25:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_795field of view. It's enabled by our largest front camera sensor, almost twice the size of our previous front camera. And for the first time, the sensor is square. Traditional sensors have a 4:3 aspect ratio, which limits framing based on the orientation of the phone. The Center Stage camera's unique shape and larger allow for high-resolution photos and videos
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4:25:03–4:25:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_796in any orientation, giving you 4 different compositions, which means you don't have to rotate your iPhone to take a landscape selfie anymore. Now you can tap to expand the field of view and rotate from portrait to landscape, giving you more flexible ways to frame your photos and videos. When friends join the shot, The all-new Center Stage for
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4:25:31–4:25:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_797Photos uses AI to automatically expand the field of view and can even rotate the frame for you. This makes it even easier to take a share-worthy photo. Holding iPhone vertically, you get a more secure grip and you get better landscape selfies because your eyes are more centered in the shot. And photos have even more detail with higher
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4:25:56–4:26:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_798resolution. Up to 18 megapixels. The extra pixels in the square sensor level up video too. All your on-the-move selfie videos will be ultra-stabilized using some of the same technology that enables Action Mode on the rear cameras. You can also be more present FaceTiming with friends and family because Center Stage for video calls is optimized for handheld video
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4:26:18–4:26:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_799to keep your face perfectly positioned in frame. The Center Stage front camera unlocks next-level experiences unique to iPhone. Now back to Cayenne. iPhone 17 has impressive camera upgrades with the 48-megapixel dual-fusion camera system and the Center Stage front camera. We can't wait to see all the ways you'll capture everyday moments and use it for more creative possibilities.
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4:26:41–4:27:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_800And that completes the fantastic iPhone 17. Powered by the A19 chip, it has a bigger and brighter 6.3-inch display with ProMotion and Ceramic Shield 2. iPhone 17 also comes with the latest iOS features, Apple Intelligence, great all-day battery life, and starts with 256GB of storage. IPhone 17 is packed with features you will enjoy every day.
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4:27:12–4:27:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_801And now back to Tim.
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4:27:42–4:27:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_802iPhone 17 is fantastic, and that's just the beginning of what we're introducing today. With the advancements made possible by Apple Silicon, we've been able to push the limits of iPhone design and innovation, and that breakthrough has has led to something truly amazing. Introducing the newest member of the iPhone family.
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4:27:45–4:28:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_803Our intention was to make an iPhone that feels like a piece of the future— powerful yet so thin and light it seems to disappear in your hands.
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4:28:12–4:28:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_804The core structure is a radically thin frame made from grade 5 spacecraft titanium that combines strength, lightness, and durability.
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4:28:29–4:28:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_805To bring elegance to such a tough material, we polish the frame to a pristine mirrored finish,
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4:28:40–4:28:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_806crafted in a palette of colors that evoke For the first time, Ceramic Shield encloses the titanium frame on both sides. Our high-temperature process creates nanocrystals that significantly improve toughness.
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4:28:48–4:29:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_807It's our most durable design yet. To make something this thin, we had to redesign our iconic plateau. Precisely machined from both sides, it's sculpted to fit our custom-made cameras, chips, and key system modules. We then dedicated every last bit of remaining space to our high-density battery, resulting in remarkable battery life.
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4:29:09–4:29:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_808The impossibly thin profile allowed us to stretch the display without adding any It's the thinnest iPhone ever with the power of 12 inside. It's a paradox. It's hard to believe. This is iPhone X. iPhone X is unlike anything you've experienced before. To tell you all about it, here's John.
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4:29:38–4:30:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_809We are thrilled to introduce the impossibly thin iPhone Air. At 5.6 millimeters is the thinnest iPhone we've ever made, and it's also exceptionally light. It's unlike anything you've ever held before and is packed with our most advanced features. The gorgeous 6.5-inch display is our best, featuring ProMotion up to 120Hz, Always-On,
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4:30:22–4:30:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_810and 3,000 nits of peak brightness, and protected by the new Ceramic Shield 2 with improved anti-reflective 3 times better scratch resistance than our previous Ceramic Shield. We're also bringing Ceramic Shield to the back of iPhone for the very first time. It's 4 times more resistant to cracks than our previous back glass. It also protects the new plateau
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4:30:52–4:31:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_811that now houses major internal components at the top of iPhone.
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4:31:16–4:31:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_812This up in sky blue. iPhone Air has such a unique design that it wouldn't have been possible without Apple Silicon. To tell you more, here's Tim Holtz.
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4:31:56–4:32:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_813With Apple Silicon, our focus is to maximize performance and efficiency so we can drive innovation in our products. iPhone Air demands the most efficient, high-performing CPU ever built for iPhone, and that is A19 Pro. With the CPU, we continue to push on single-threaded performance and efficiency. Performance cores gain improvements to front-end bandwidth and branch prediction, making A19
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4:32:19–4:32:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_814Pro the fastest CPU in any smartphone. And we increase the last-level cache of our efficiency cores by 50%, specifically aimed at improving energy efficiency for the things you do every day. The result is a CPU that's even faster and more efficient than A19. Our GPU also gets a big upgrade in A19 Pro. We are introducing the second
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4:32:46–4:33:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_815generation of our dynamic caching architecture. We've doubled our 16-bit floating point math rates, and we built a new unified image compression. And that's not all. The other major update to our GPU is around AI. We have been at the forefront of AI acceleration since we first introduced the Neural Engine 8 years ago. We later brought machine learning
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4:33:13–4:33:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_816accelerators to our CPUs, and while our GPU has always been great at AI compute, we're now taking a big step forward, building neural accelerators for each GPU core, delivering up to 2x the peak GPU compute of A18 Pro. This is Maxwell Pro levels of compute in an i5, perfect for GPU-intensive AI workloads. Another area of innovation for
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4:33:38–4:34:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_817Apple Silicon is wireless connectivity. For years, we've been building Wi-Fi and Bluetooth chips for Apple Watch and AirPods, and now this is coming to iPhone for the first time. Introducing N1, our Apple-designed chip which enables the latest wireless networking technologies— Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6, and Thread— while improving overall performance and reliability in key areas like personal hotspot
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4:34:07–4:34:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_818and AirDrop. Finally, a critical innovation that makes iPhone Air possible is our Apple-designed motor. We introduced C1 last spring, and in just 6 We already have a new version that is faster and more efficient. The new C1X is up to 2 times faster when compared to C1. It is even faster than the modem in iPhone 16 Pro
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4:34:37–4:35:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_819and uses 30% less energy overall, making it the most power-efficient modem in an iPhone. In fact, iPhone Air is the most power-efficient iPhone we've ever made. Have ever made. We started building Apple Silicon to enable us to create better products, and iPhone Air is the realization of that goal. Back to John.
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4:35:03–4:35:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_820The camera system in iPhone Air delivers the most popular features that make iPhone the world's favorite camera. What might appear to be a single camera is actually our new powerful 48 megapixel Fusion camera system, which works like multiple advanced cameras in one. You can shoot breathtaking 48-megapixel photos capturing even the small trees across the valley and the
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4:35:28–4:35:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_821deep color range on the stone wall. And the 2x telephoto has an updated Photonic Engine which now uses machine learning to capture the lifelike details of her hair and the vibrant color of her jacket. This Fusion camera excels in low light thanks to its large sensor, fast aperture, and our Apple-designed sensor-shift optical image stabilization. The large sensor
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4:35:52–4:36:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_822enables a second optical-quality lens, the integrated 2x telephoto, delivering stunning photos and 4K videos. With the power of computational photography, this incredible system enables the latest signature features of the iPhone camera.
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4:36:17–4:36:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_823Capturing here the fine texture of her dress and even nuances in the shadows. Next-generation portraits with focus control, which works on any subject like these delicious waffles. Or the latest generation of photographic styles, which features the new Bright style that brightens skin tones and applies a pop of vibrance across the image. And the Custom 28-35mm lenses give
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4:36:35–4:36:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_824users more flexibility to frame their shot, for a total of 4 lenses in your pocket. On the front, we have our new and innovative Center Stage camera. You don't need to rotate your phone anymore to take a landscape selfie. Center Stage for photos perfectly frames everyone in either orientation.
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4:37:00–4:37:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_825We're introducing a brand new feature that combines the front and rear cameras. Dual capture video is perfect to record yourself while at a concert or your reaction to the game's big play. The new stabilization from the front camera keeps you in frame while the Fusion main camera on the back gives you the flexibility to zoom into the
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4:37:22–4:37:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_826story you want to tell.
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4:37:42–4:37:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_827And there is so much more to these cameras. Systems like Action Mode, Audio Mix, 4K Dolby Vision, and all the features of Camera Control. There's another important innovation that helped bring iPhone Air to life, and that is eSIM. We pioneered eSIM years ago, and now it's an industry standard. And compared to that decades-old piece of plastic, eSIM
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4:37:46–4:38:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_828is so much easier to use, has better security, and saves precious space inside iPhone. eSIM is also great for travel. Carriers have many affordable and convenient roaming plans. If you want to use a local plan, it's easy to set up an eSIM from the comfort of your home or while on the road. There's no need to change
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4:38:10–4:38:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_829physical SIM card, and you can have data from the moment you land at your destination. eSIM coverage is available globally thanks to its extensive planning and testing with our carrier partners. Because of this, we designed iPhone Air to be eSIM only worldwide, maximizing internal space for battery size. So now let's talk about battery life. We innovated in
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4:38:30–4:38:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_830both hardware and software to deliver great battery life for iPhone Air, powered by our most advanced Apple Silicon built for efficiency. The internal design has been completely rethought to maximize battery space, and iOS 26 introduces new power-saving features like Adaptive Power Mode, which learns your usage patterns and anticipates when you might run low on battery, intelligently conserving
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4:38:55–4:39:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_831power to help you make— despite being much thinner and lighter, iPhone Air still gets amazing battery life. They want fish and chips now. I think it's the same people who wanted the duck truck.
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4:39:21–4:39:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_832They really want to eat out today, don't they?
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4:39:41–4:39:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_833Yes, same people.
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4:39:50–4:39:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_834When using them together, iPhone Air has up to 40 hours of video playback. That's enough to binge on all 40 episodes of For All Mankind, making it a great accessory for long trips. Maybe they got the munchies too. The first is a translucent case with a back panel that is less than 1 millimeter thin, designed to provide
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4:39:55–4:40:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_835great drop protection. Available in Frost and Shadow. The second is a lightweight bumper made from a reinforced polycarbonate. It perfectly frames iPhone X and is available. Oh God, iPhone sounds boring.
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4:40:17–4:40:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_836The every guy already came today.
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4:53:38–4:53:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_837So how's he gonna come again to deliver my toilet seat? I bet it's not coming today.
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4:54:03–4:54:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_838Hungry.
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4:54:26–4:54:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_839Time for pizza.
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4:54:30–4:54:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_840Oh, they didn't cut this very well, did they?
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4:54:55–4:54:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_841Yeah,
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4:56:48–4:56:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_842born.
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4:56:53–4:56:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_843I nearly threw out the pizza. I thought I wouldn't want it. Oh, thank God. I can't believe I was gonna throw it away.
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4:57:58–4:58:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_844Sorry.
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4:58:13–4:58:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_845Oh, it's freezing now. 13 degrees.
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4:59:16–4:59:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_846Oh.
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4:59:25–4:59:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_847Oh yeah,
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4:59:34–4:59:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_848tastes just as good as the day we got it.
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4:59:49–4:59:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_849If I got a new place, I definitely need a bathtub.
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5:00:21–5:00:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_850It was so nice having a bath.
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5:00:30–5:00:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_851Ah, I said I didn't like pizza very much. I take it back, it's so good.
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5:00:58–5:01:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_852I was wrong
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5:01:12–5:01:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_853about pizza.
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5:01:16–5:01:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_854I ate the pizza in my car.
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5:02:34–5:02:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_855I don't even know why my dad made such a big fuss when I ate the Big Mac in the car.
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5:02:38–5:02:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_856I bet you anything tomorrow this pizza smell's completely gone.
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5:02:47–5:02:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_857Can't type that word, it's banned.
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5:03:46–5:03:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_858How is Pepsi any different to Coca-Cola? How did Coke not sue Pepsi?
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5:03:53–5:03:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_859They taste exactly the same.
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5:04:17–5:04:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_860Oh well, if they patent it Then everyone will know what's in the recipe.
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5:04:36–5:04:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_861Can't they get a scientist to examine it and find out what's in it?
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5:04:42–5:04:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_862Apparently it resets your palate every time you drink it.
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5:05:05–5:05:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_863I don't know, it tastes the same to me.
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5:05:15–5:05:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_864Oh, it's so filling, filling.
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5:08:12–5:08:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_865嗯,啊哈。 First it tastes delicious, and then you just feel sick of it.
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5:08:28–5:08:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_866Oh, there's a lot of melted cheese and toast.
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5:09:00–5:09:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_867Ah,
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5:09:12–5:09:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_869thought originally Coke had cocaine in
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5:09:19–5:09:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_870it.
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5:10:15–5:10:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_872feel sick.
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5:10:24–5:10:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_873啊。
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5:11:32–5:11:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_874啊!啊!嗯。
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5:12:21–5:12:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_875Huh.
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5:12:47–5:12:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_876It's nice not having
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5:14:28–5:14:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_877to
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5:14:43–5:14:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_878cook. Lazy day.
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5:14:46–5:14:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_879I wonder if those
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5:14:58–5:14:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_880microwave meals, are they actually any more expensive than buying ingredients, making your own food? Now I've got a microwave, I don't know. Every time I go to Tesco, I end up spending like £70 and the food only lasts me
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5:15:01–5:15:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_881Like six days, and then I'll go. Why am I spending ten pounds a day?
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5:15:20–5:15:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_882I'm thinking I do an experiment. I don't know because it's not very healthy if you eat those microwave meals every day. But then when you make your own meal, you put in this pre-made sauce, and it's got all the stuff that the pre-made meal probably has.
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5:15:28–5:15:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_883But the Ready meals are like £2, £3.50.
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5:15:43–5:15:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_884I could get a couple.
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5:15:54–5:15:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_885I need toilet.
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5:16:08–5:16:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_886Oh, my whole shoulders and pecs and everything's aching. Oh, cold,
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5:19:36–5:19:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_887cold, cold, cold, cold, cold.
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5:19:52–5:19:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_888Oh, freezing now. I can't even wear my teeth. T-shirt, t-shirt days are over.
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5:20:47–5:20:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_889Yeah, I think it'd be fun to go home for a bit.
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5:20:58–5:21:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_890I wonder if I've left anything at home that I might want that I could pick up.
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5:23:09–5:23:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_891Be weird being back.
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5:24:11–5:24:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_892But I'm so bored. I want some— I mean, it'll give me something to do, won't it?
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5:24:15–5:24:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_893I just, I can't bear this every day doing nothing in the house.
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5:24:20–5:24:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_894I'll do a 2-hour drive to Amesbury,
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5:24:30–5:24:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_895charging stop, do another 2 hours. Shouldn't be too bad.
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5:24:34–5:24:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_896You know, sometimes things happen
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5:25:49–5:25:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_897that disappoint you.
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5:25:54–5:25:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_898And you want to lash out in anger and rage because it's easier than being sad.
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5:26:06–5:26:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_899But then by lashing out and raging, you destroy
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5:26:16–5:26:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_900hopes of anything happening.
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5:26:22–5:26:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_901Yeah, that's what I've been doing for a long time.
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5:26:32–5:26:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_902But then if you just don't rage and just let yourself be sad for a bit in the moment, things can fix themselves. But if you rage, you give it no chance to fix itself.
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5:27:13–5:27:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_903Do you know what I mean?
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5:27:28–5:27:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_904Like, things suck when you get disappointed, but by raging you just make it suck even more.
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5:27:38–5:27:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_905That's what I learned recently.
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5:28:09–5:28:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_906Do you think Papa John's has aspartame in it?
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5:30:39–5:30:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_907Because I'm getting a lot of pimples. Oh no, the Pepsi probably has it.
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5:30:53–5:30:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_908My sister said to bring earplugs because the baby keeps crying in the middle of the night.
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5:34:15–5:34:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_909It must be weird suddenly becoming parents.
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5:34:31–5:34:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_910Like, you need to know how to do all this stuff.
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5:34:39–5:34:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_911I wonder if my mum's womansplaining stuff to my sister. Like, oh no, you gotta do it like this, don't do it like that.
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5:34:49–5:34:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_912嗯。
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5:35:22–5:35:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_913Where have I been for days? Uh, on a business trip. It was very lucrative.
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5:36:02–5:36:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_914My neck hurts.
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5:36:11–5:36:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_915And then it stops raining overnight, and then in the morning starts raining again. All fucking day. Are you joking? Tomorrow is raining from 5 AM until 6 PM.
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5:36:46–5:36:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_916It's like the rain goes to sleep and then wakes up in the morning.
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5:37:01–5:37:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_917It's insane.
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5:37:15–5:37:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_918It's raining every single day.
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5:37:21–5:37:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_919When I was high, I accidentally said fudge brownie and I said budge frowny instead of fudge brownie. That made her laugh.
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5:37:57–5:38:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_920Can I have the budge frowny?
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5:38:08–5:38:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_921I could not speak.
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5:38:11–5:38:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_922I thought I was in a dream.
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5:38:20–5:38:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_923Yeah.
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5:39:49–5:39:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_924Hmm,
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5:43:38–5:43:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_925tricky.
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5:43:46–5:43:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_926The problem with streaming is
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5:46:50–5:46:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_927talking about stuff is fun, but talking about stuff gets you in trouble, which makes it not fun because I can't talk about stuff now,
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5:46:55–5:47:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_928so it's just boring.
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5:47:09–5:47:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_929Like, if you talk about a person, they could find out, they get upset. You talk about a job, they could find out. You can get fired. Everything you talk about gets you in trouble somehow.
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5:47:32–5:47:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_930Yeah, maybe I will get a job when I milk the last penny dry.
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5:47:58–5:48:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_931Once this kick thing's done, I'm out. I'm done deleting everything.
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5:48:12–5:48:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_932Yeah, well, I have to be secretive.
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5:48:20–5:48:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_933It's just too risky to talk about anything. Every time, every time I talk about something
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5:48:26–5:48:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_934it gets ruined.
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5:48:34–5:48:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_935I'm just building up a large pile of savings so I've got something to fall back on whilst I find something else.
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5:48:41–5:48:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_936I can't talk about anything that I want to talk about.
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5:48:56–5:48:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_937There's been loads of cool things going on that I would love to talk about, but I can't because it'll end up coming back to bite me in the backside.
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5:49:01–5:49:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_938Maybe in like 5 years I'll talk about it.
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5:49:20–5:49:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_939But I can't talk about stuff that's going on now,
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5:49:26–5:49:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_940and I realize there's things I want more than this stupid
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5:49:41–5:49:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_941whatever's left of this internet
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5:49:46–5:49:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_942same. It used to be the only thing I wanted and cared about. Now it's just kind of sad.
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5:49:51–5:49:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_943I'm rewiring my brain to stop talking about stuff.
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5:50:08–5:50:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_944It's not even worth it for this tiny amount of viewership. It's not worth it at all.
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5:51:05–5:51:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_945Back when I had bigger numbers, it felt worth it.
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5:51:16–5:51:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_946It's not worth it.
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5:51:22–5:51:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_947Promise I have such toxic viewers.
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5:52:05–5:52:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_948That's like the only problem.
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5:52:09–5:52:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_949嗯。
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6:08:59–6:09:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_950嗯嗯嗯。
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6:09:23–6:09:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_951Raining again. Do you think it's safe to charge my car whilst it's raining?
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6:09:56–6:10:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_952I bought this waterproof cover, it's coming tomorrow.
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6:10:05–6:10:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_953I always wondered what happens Water got into it.
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6:10:13–6:10:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_954I don't understand why they don't make the flap open like that vertically, so when it's open it creates a little roof, but it opens sideways.
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6:10:25–6:10:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_955Silly, isn't it?
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6:10:37–6:10:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_956Surely it's safe.
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6:10:43–6:10:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_957Like, they put rubber and stuff
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6:10:48–6:10:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_958in the connecting port so the water can't get in.
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6:10:54–6:10:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_959I wonder what happens if you Get an empty swimming pool and put the car in there and then plug it in and then fill the swimming pool up.
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6:11:03–6:11:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_960I mean, if it was really that unsafe, wouldn't they have like massive warning signs on the public chargers saying do not use if it's raining?
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6:11:16–6:11:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_961Oh, this little cupboard thing just so I don't have to worry.
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6:11:29–6:11:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_962It's like a magnet with a waterproof fabric goes around it.
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6:11:36–6:11:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_963I still can't believe that idiot guy at the Tesla— this guy working at the Tesla showroom started yanking my cable. Like he put his foot on the car, started yanking it. What are you trying to do, like break the locking mechanism? It's locked, you can't just yank it out.
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6:11:48–6:12:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_964Idiot. I fixed it myself by realizing you just hold down the lock button and it manually unlocks the locking port. So then what even is the point of having a locking mechanism anyway if all you got to do is hold down a button and it unlocks?
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6:12:10–6:12:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_965That's all anyone would have to do is unplug your charger.
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6:12:32–6:12:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_966I had a weird glitch when I was charging at the Tesla charger ages ago
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6:12:52–6:12:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_967where it wasn't recognizing that I was charging, so the stop charging button wasn't there, but it was locked into the car
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6:12:59–6:13:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_968and still charging.
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6:13:10–6:13:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_969But now I know how to unlock it manually.
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6:13:19–6:13:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_970I actually didn't know that lock symbol was a button in the first place. I thought it was just a symbol.
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6:13:25–6:13:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_971嗯,妈。
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6:13:40–6:14:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_972What's this OXX TG guy saying? Those rich comments. From him telling people to grow up. I'm calling it now. Imagine
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6:14:26–6:14:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_973thinking if I got a job I'd stream myself at the job, as if I wouldn't get fired for doing that.
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6:14:55–6:15:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_974I wouldn't even ever talk about a job if I had to get a job.
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6:15:27–6:15:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_975I wouldn't even mention it. I'd just say, yeah, I got a job. That's it. You're not getting anything out of me now.
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6:15:34–6:15:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_976Yeah, I'll just say, oh, I got a job at Papa John's, and then stupid trolls can have fun phoning up Papa John's.
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6:16:02–6:16:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_977I just can't believe how these people have no lives at
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6:16:13–6:16:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_978all to be bothered wasting their time doing this stuff.
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6:16:19–6:16:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_979I saw this one guy,
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6:16:38–6:16:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_980uh, he filmed himself prank calling my hotel when I was in Manchester. He was on YouTube and he was sitting there like giggling like a little kid, and he's a grown man doing a prank call. It's so lame.
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6:16:41–6:16:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_981He's sitting there giggling like a little schoolgirl because he's prank calling my hotel room.
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6:16:59–6:17:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_982So pathetic.
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6:17:07–6:17:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_983I don't know what is wrong with these people.
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6:17:12–6:17:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_984Do they ever grow up?
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6:17:15–6:17:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_985I thought maybe in like 5, 10 years they'd finally grow up, but they just don't.
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6:17:22–6:17:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_986I don't think I have a new generation of viewers. I think it's just the same old people.
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6:17:43–6:17:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_987Whoops.
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6:17:55–6:18:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_988嗯。
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6:18:21–6:18:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_989Toilet. All this rain is making me need to pee.
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6:18:58–6:19:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_990I don't know, I think my house is kind of nicer than that hotel. My sofa is way better. The sofa was not very comfy, but I did like
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6:20:30–6:20:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_991how the kitchen living room was like big, one big room, all in one.
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6:20:44–6:20:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_992I don't know, sometimes it's nice to have the kitchen in a separate room. I don't know, actually, maybe I do like my house more.
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6:20:50–6:20:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_993Although I did like the wooden interior. Wood is quite nice
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6:21:01–6:21:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_994than just bland white nothingness.
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6:21:11–6:21:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_995Tomorrow I gotta start working out again. I didn't do— I did push-ups Monday morning,
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6:21:34–6:21:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_996but no push-ups today.
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6:21:56–6:21:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_997Problem is I'm already kind of aching, right?
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6:22:00–6:22:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_998But I think those are different muscles. Muscles. They're not the muscles I usually use.
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6:22:09–6:22:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_999My vape's not working anymore,
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6:23:06–6:23:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1000but I've been charging it for ages.
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6:23:17–6:23:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1001Why doesn't
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6:24:46–6:24:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1002it work? I was charging it for ages.
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6:25:02–6:25:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1003嗯。
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6:25:10–6:25:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1004Guess my wooden toilet seat's not coming. I knew it wasn't because every man's already been.
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6:28:14–6:28:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1005Oh, now it says was expected Tuesday. Thanks a lot, everyone. It's probably still in the depot warehouse.
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6:28:26–6:28:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1006House. Why did they use— they sent all the cat stuff using Amazon and they sent the toilet seat with Evry.
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6:28:36–6:28:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1007Uh, there should be an option to not send them— not let them send it with Evry.
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6:28:43–6:28:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1008Or I don't know, pay extra to send it with Royal Mail. Royal Mail is always good.
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6:29:09–6:29:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1009I wanted my wooden toilet seat, not the stupid cat stuff.
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6:29:15–6:29:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1010I was just make a toilet seat myself out of cardboard.
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6:29:24–6:29:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1011Disposable, and it's warm. Plastic is actually a bit cold. You know, the toilet seat at the hotel was ceramic. It was so cold.
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6:29:33–6:29:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1012I think it must have been ceramic. It was like heavy and glossy and very cold. What a stupid material. Imagine a metal toilet seat. Imagine how cold that would be in winter.
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6:29:45–6:29:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1013Yeah, that's the one thing I miss about Japan— the heated toilet seats. Heated streets were so nice in winter. I remember the Korean Airbnb had heated floors. So nice.
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6:30:39–6:30:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1014Some countries really know how to deal with the cold.
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6:30:57–6:30:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1015I don't think my car has heated seats. My mum's car did. It was really nice, the Honda, Honda
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6:31:23–6:31:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1016CRV. Heated steering wheel sounds nice as well.
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6:31:34–6:31:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1017Oh, nearly came out.
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6:31:59–6:32:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1018I can't believe I got this Flip 7 to do IRL and then I stopped doing IRL.
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6:33:27–6:33:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1019I can't believe I got all the cat stuff to get a cat and then didn't get a cat. Silly, isn't it? 嗯。
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6:33:34–6:33:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_10209. Oh, I'll do another 2 hours. That'll get me
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6:36:41–6:36:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1021up to about 9-hour stream.
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6:36:48–6:36:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1022Might make
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6:36:55–6:36:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1023$95.
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6:37:00–6:37:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1024£80, £75.
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6:37:09–6:37:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1025It's funny,
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6:37:23–6:37:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_10264 days a week at these numbers. I still make about 400 a week.
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6:37:27–6:37:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1027That's like 1,600.
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6:37:37–6:37:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1028It's still less than what I'm spending. Like, I'm spending a lot.
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6:37:48–6:37:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1029I need to aim for 700 a week.
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6:38:01–6:38:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1030Maybe I'll try and make a video tomorrow or do a bee livery.
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6:38:11–6:38:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1031Money's drying up.
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6:38:19–6:38:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1032You know, one thing I'm confused about with roundabouts—
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6:42:43–6:42:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1033if there's 2 lanes going to the roundabout and there's 2 lanes on the roundabout
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6:42:48–6:42:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1034and I'm taking the first exit, so I'm in the left lane, But there's a car, a car on the roundabout going around it in the right lane.
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6:42:57–6:43:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1035Do I have to wait until he goes round until I can go on?
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6:43:09–6:43:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1036Because he might be in the right lane and then take the first exit and then go into the left lane.
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6:43:15–6:43:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1037I forgot.
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6:43:24–6:43:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1038But if he's indicating right to go around the roundabout, then he won't come into the left lane.
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6:43:36–6:43:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1039Yeah, that's what I thought.
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6:43:55–6:43:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1040Having to spend all this money to clean up the red crosses on roundabouts, but then the people could just come back and spray it again,
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6:52:56–6:53:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1041and it costs them what, like a little bit of paint?
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6:53:05–6:53:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1042That's where my council tax money's going to.
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6:53:21–6:53:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1043Thanks a lot.
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6:53:27–6:53:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1044Damn, I'm doing good.
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6:55:27–6:55:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1045嗯哼哼,嗯哼,啊。
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6:55:49–6:56:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1046I'm starting to rethink a lot of things. Like, I
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6:56:25–6:56:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1047don't know.
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6:56:32–6:56:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1048I'm starting to think that if maybe you met someone you really liked
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6:57:01–6:57:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1049But you had to change your jobs.
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6:57:09–6:57:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1050Maybe it's not that crazy.
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6:57:15–6:57:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1051Maybe it's different if you actually loved your job and were really passionate about it,
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6:57:37–6:57:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1052but if you don't even love your job but you're just doing it because it's easier than getting another job
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6:57:48–6:57:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1053Then you probably didn't like the person that much.
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6:58:02–6:58:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1054I'm not using a mic. The mic audio can't be low or high.
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6:58:15–6:58:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1055It's just— it is what it is.
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6:58:23–6:58:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1056There's no settings, there's no built-in mic, there's no gain. This is just what it sounds like. I haven't changed anything. I'm just talking really quietly.
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6:58:27–6:58:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1057What's that? Move the finance label to the upper left and away from the slider bar, please. Here is a minor bribe for it. Doesn't have to be right now. You see under your blanket, but just commit to doing it at some point. Oh, I'm kind of bothered.
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6:59:02–6:59:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1058How can an on-screen element get in the way of the slider bar? Oh, is it blocking the number thing when you hover? Oh, I see.
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6:59:20–6:59:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1059Could do.
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6:59:36–6:59:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1060Might do. Can do.
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6:59:38–6:59:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1061Testing.
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6:59:52–6:59:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1062I'm very physically exhausted from today and yesterday.
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7:00:10–7:00:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1063I don't have much power.
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7:00:16–7:00:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1064Yeah, of course I had cereal. Otherwise I would have streamed in the hotel.
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7:00:31–7:00:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1065Why would I have stayed there for 2 nights not streaming if
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7:00:44–7:00:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1066I was alone?
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7:00:54–7:00:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1067What happened?
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7:01:04–7:01:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1068Uh,
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7:01:07–7:01:07 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1069I went on a £300 trip,
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7:01:10–7:01:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1070paid rent, paid electricity,
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7:01:13–7:01:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1071and bought a toilet seat.
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7:01:22–7:01:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1072Tomorrow will be nice and relaxing.
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7:03:39–7:03:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1073After the last few days, it's been very stressful
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7:03:59–7:04:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1074meeting someone new. It's very— makes me very anxious,
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7:04:07–7:04:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1075but it went well, so that's good.
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7:04:16–7:04:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1076Oh
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7:04:26–7:04:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1077God, such anxiety leading up to the moment where you meet them for the first time.
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7:04:28–7:04:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1078Yeah, I do not like that black shirt. It is too big. I put it on, I took it off, I put it on. Know, the button one.
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7:04:44–7:04:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1079From the back, it looks like a skirt, almost like Hey Arnold with his skirt shirt hanging out.
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7:04:54–7:05:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1080I think I can't wear that anymore.
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7:05:06–7:05:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1081I bought 2 of them as well. Wasted £30.
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7:05:10–7:05:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1082Thank God it was a hot day so I could get away wearing a t-shirt.
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7:05:18–7:05:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1083It seemed okay in the shop.
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7:05:26–7:05:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1084I need like some kind of over top layer.
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7:05:35–7:05:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1085I just don't have the body size of a full-grown man
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7:05:56–7:05:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1086to be able to wear this stuff.
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7:06:01–7:06:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1087Maybe I'll look in the kids section.
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7:06:06–7:06:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1088iPhone Air. I don't see the point of it. Phones are already really thin. Why do they need to be thinner? Have worse battery and worse cooling.
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7:06:45–7:06:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1089It just seems silly.
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7:06:57–7:06:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1090I've never thought, oh, my phones are too thick.
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7:07:00–7:07:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1091Rage bait doesn't work for phones. I've tried it a lot. It has never worked once.
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7:07:18–7:07:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1092Okay, what to do tomorrow? Cleaning, cupcakes,
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7:10:28–7:10:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1093delivery if there's one.
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7:10:36–7:10:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1094Exercise.
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7:10:56–7:10:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1095I might go wild and clean my car too.
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7:12:49–7:12:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1096What do you think?
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7:12:55–7:12:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1097Stupid bird pooed on it.
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7:12:58–7:12:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1098Going wild tomorrow,
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7:13:06–7:13:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1099getting out all my car soaps.
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7:13:10–7:13:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1100嗯。
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7:13:49–7:13:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1101嗯嗯不。
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7:14:39–7:14:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1102Yeah, the date was good.
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7:15:25–7:15:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1103I'm gonna go on another one next week.
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7:15:34–7:15:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1104A great day.
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7:15:51–7:15:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1105Drive home was quite fun.
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7:15:57–7:15:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1106The drive there, because I was anxious and nervous, was not fun,
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7:16:01–7:16:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1107but the drive home after the anxiety's gone was quite nice.
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7:16:08–7:16:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1108Put my music on.
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7:16:23–7:16:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1109Roads were open and clear. That's nice.
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7:16:26–7:16:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1110The road from Exeter back to my house is really nice at 8:30,
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7:16:31–7:16:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1111and also the road from
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7:16:38–7:16:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1112where I was back to Exeter was quite good.
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7:16:41–7:16:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1113I felt a lot more confident in the distance my car can go without getting range anxiety.
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7:16:58–7:17:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1114The range,
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7:17:34–7:17:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1115probably like 100 and 150 plus.
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7:17:37–7:17:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1116It says 180. I don't know though if it'd actually do that. Maybe it'll do like 170,
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7:17:41–7:17:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1117but I drive pretty fast, so I think I'm draining the battery. I just— I can't drive at 60. It's so fucking slow.
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7:17:51–7:17:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1118Even 70 was slow.
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7:18:01–7:18:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1119But it probably doesn't even make that much difference
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7:18:18–7:18:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1120going 70 or 80 or even 90.
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7:18:23–7:18:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1121Because you end up getting, I don't know, like to a choke point, and then the cars you overtook will end up catching up anyway.
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7:18:34–7:18:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1122I mean, it still took me 2 hours and a half to get home.
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7:18:43–7:18:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1123I swear my— I swear the, the total amount of miles when it's at 100% has gone down. I swear it used to be like 190 when fully charged. Now it says 184.
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7:19:22–7:19:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1124Like the lifespan or the capacity of the battery is slowly getting worse, just like a phone does. That's why they say only charge to 80%, but I keep charging to 100% because I want the full range.
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7:19:38–7:19:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1125If I'm charging at home, I always charge it to 100%.
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7:20:07–7:20:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1126Yeah, it went down from like 190 max range to about 184. That's on eco mode. I don't drive in eco mode anymore. I put it in sport mode now.
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7:20:12–7:20:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1127In sport mode, I get full access to the 132 British horsepowers.
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7:20:26–7:20:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1128That's a lot of horsepowers for a car like that. The petrol version of the car only has like 77 horsepower. I got like 130 horsepower.
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7:20:35–7:20:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1129Well, Peugeot doesn't have a built-in charging cap. And I can't be bothered to go out and check it.
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7:20:58–7:21:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1130And the app hardly ever actually works and connects to the car.
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7:21:07–7:21:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1131In 5 years, my car's total range is going to be like 150. I've had it for a year and the total range has gone down by 5 miles already.
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7:21:15–7:21:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1132So in 5 years, I'm gonna lose another 25 miles total range. Oh my God, in 5 years my total range is going to be 160.
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7:22:34–7:22:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1133Replace the battery. Must be extremely expensive. Might as well get a new car.
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7:23:09–7:23:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1134Who's going to want to buy it either? Half the battery is dead.
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7:23:16–7:23:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1135In 5 years' time, you could buy my car for probably 5K.
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7:23:30–7:23:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1136The problem is the only secondhand ones on the market are going to be old ones with crappy battery like mine.
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7:23:38–7:23:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1137Yeah, I see these diesel cars or petrol cars can do 500 miles in one tank, and I think that's amazing.
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7:23:51–7:23:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1138No, I meant in 5 years you could buy one for 5K, not sell it for 5K.
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7:24:09–7:24:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1139In 5 years, probably buy one for like 2K, probably.
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7:24:17–7:24:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1140Yeah, and the crazy thing is when you use public chargers, it's not even cheaper than just buying petrol or diesel.
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7:24:28–7:24:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1141No, I like my EV.
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7:24:44–7:24:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1142Acceleration is really nice. I like how quiet it is. It's convenient to plug it in at home.
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7:24:47–7:24:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1143Um, but you know, if you're not— I mean, if there's an emergency and you haven't planned and your battery's like 50%, you're fucked. Like, what if there's an emergency?
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7:24:57–7:25:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1144Can't just go, oh, I gotta go to the Supercharger and wait 30 minutes whilst you're having a panic attack or dying or something.
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7:25:12–7:25:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1145Imagine like you got a partner and they've— something serious is happening, you can't wait for an ambulance,
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7:25:21–7:25:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1146and your car's only got 60% range left. What are you going to do?
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7:25:31–7:25:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1147It is a bit concerning because
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7:25:37–7:25:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1148You gotta plan ahead with EVs, but sometimes in life things just happen.
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7:25:44–7:25:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1149Plans for tomorrow? Back to normal routine, I guess. The holiday is over, back to work. Early start, 10 o'clock.
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7:26:28–7:26:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1150Bacon and eggs for lunch. Cleaning. Workout. Cupcakes. Trading.
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7:26:40–7:26:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1151And the bee livery if I get one. I need all the extra money I can get now.
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7:26:53–7:26:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1152Or maybe I'll make a YouTube video.
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7:27:02–7:27:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1153I just don't know what to make one about.
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7:27:09–7:27:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1154I didn't trade anything today.
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7:27:17–7:27:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1155Market is
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7:27:36–7:27:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1156ripping. Yeah, but in other ways, EV's more reliable because
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7:27:48–7:27:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1157You can drive through a massive puddle of water and it's fine, and there's less things that can go wrong. There's less chance of user error, like burning out the clutch.
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7:27:53–7:28:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1158In cold weather, you don't have to like start up the engine to warm it up.
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7:28:20–7:28:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1159There's pros and cons.
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7:28:25–7:28:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1160I kind of like the charging experience.
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7:29:26–7:29:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1161Just find a public charger, plug in, relax for 20-30 minutes. I check my stocks, have some crisps, have a drink, stretch my legs.
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7:29:30–7:29:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1162Also, I think the novelty of plugging in your car is still pretty funny.
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7:30:02–7:30:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1163I think it's cool, like you're plugging in your phone.
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7:30:08–7:30:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1164I feel special.
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7:30:17–7:30:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1165I don't know, it's pulling into a petrol station at Awkward. Seems so old-fashioned. It reminds me of my dad.
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7:30:24–7:30:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1166And then you go into the shop. Pump number 3, please.
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7:30:32–7:30:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1167Yeah, I'm a bit scared I'd spill the petrol everywhere. I've only filled up a car once in my whole life. That was during a driving lesson. And he took me to the petrol station. He taught me how to fill up the car. I felt like he was my dad or something. And then someone walked past saying, oh,
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7:30:44–7:31:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1168is that part of the lesson too? British people are funny. They just randomly spurt out stuff.
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7:31:04–7:31:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1169That part of the lesson too? No.
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7:31:13–7:31:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1170I don't dislike being reminded. I just found it funny because it felt like,
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7:31:23–7:31:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1171I don't know, how come my dad didn't teach me this stuff?
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7:31:31–7:31:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1172Seems like a dad thing to teach, doesn't it?
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7:31:37–7:31:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1173Oh look, the troll's bored. Seems like my plan's working.
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7:32:08–7:32:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1174Goodbye, troll, then. Won't be missed.
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7:32:16–7:32:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1175You're not the only one, thank God. I hope you all leave. No more fun content. It's just me sitting here doing nothing.
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7:32:25–7:32:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1176That's all you're gonna get.
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7:32:34–7:32:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1177We talk about cars and stocks now.
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7:32:39–7:32:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1178Time to find someone new.
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7:32:44–7:32:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1179You are dismissed.
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7:32:49–7:32:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1180Thanks for your viewership.
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7:32:55–7:32:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1181Go find someone else to watch.
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7:32:58–7:33:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1182Next payday, gotta pay off the overdraft.
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7:33:35–7:33:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1183I start making the weirdest face when I'm high. When, when it first starts kicking in, I make like Like the George Bush face with the raised eyebrows and the crinkled forehead.
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7:34:35–7:34:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1184I don't know why my face defaults to like really sad face when I get high. I'm not showing it. You're gonna screenshot it
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7:34:53–7:35:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1185like I'm gonna cry. I don't understand it.
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7:35:06–7:35:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1186It's like these negative emotions get drawn out into my face.
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7:35:13–7:35:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1187I do the upside-down frowning smile thingy, like the frown lips, and then I do the sad eyebrows, and then my forehead crinkles up. And then I get that crease, you know, like Leonardo DiCaprio has in the middle of his eyebrows, the vertical crease. You get that.
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7:35:21–7:35:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1188I kept doing it yesterday,
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7:35:46–7:35:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1189and then my cheeks get really heavy.
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7:35:59–7:36:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1190My eyelids get swollen, my eyes go red. I don't know what it does to you.
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7:36:02–7:36:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1191It's like the face you make when you're gonna cry. But no tears come out.
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7:36:50–7:36:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1192Yeah, I don't really feel relaxed when I do it. I feel more like I'm having a mental breakdown.
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7:37:08–7:37:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1193I don't think it was like this when I ate the space brownie. I don't remember the face spasms.
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7:37:28–7:37:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1194Bud's frowny.
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7:37:57–7:37:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_119510 o'clock. We're nearly there.
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7:38:18–7:38:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1196嗯嗯嗯。
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7:39:00–7:39:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1197Yeah, the thing about being boring, um,
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7:41:40–7:41:43 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1198the problem with what made me interesting was that it attracted people I don't want here anymore.
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7:41:51–7:41:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1199Like trolls and toxic people.
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7:42:01–7:42:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1200My plan is to bore them all away
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7:42:09–7:42:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1201and shut down everything that made me interesting.
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7:42:23–7:42:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1202Because it made me interesting in a bad way,
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7:42:30–7:42:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1203for not good reasons.
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7:42:34–7:42:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1204Shutting it all down now.
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7:42:40–7:42:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1205We just clean and make up the cakes.
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7:42:49–7:42:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1206The final arc.
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7:43:31–7:43:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1207Watch this.
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7:43:39–7:43:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1208Bah.
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7:46:18–7:46:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1209Oh, it's me. How? That
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7:48:35–7:48:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1210much lotion right there. That much. This much.
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7:48:42–7:48:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1211Hey guys, this is my new next big—
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7:48:54–7:48:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1212I've been
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7:49:03–7:49:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1213around a few like really wealthy people. This is how they talk when you say something bad, anything bad, and you go, you know, you know, John's His wife has cancer, another kid had a DV, he's got a problem with a couple incidents there at Harvard. But this guy, wish him well. T off. That's— don't be that guy
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7:49:08–7:49:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1214who always wears his overcoat like this. Where are you tripping? It's okay, but everybody wears their overcoat Overcoats like this make your pants look tight, but if you want to stand out, this is how you do it. Now, if you're looking to get one of your first overcoats, the best colors to go with are going to be
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7:49:35–7:49:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1215a black, brown, camel, or navy. If you want to stay in the neutral, get one like this. Next, you want to make sure you have the right fit of your overcoat. A lot of guys always mess up by wearing overcoats that are too big for them. The overcoat is either too long for them, that makes them look
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7:49:47–7:50:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1216short, or the sleeves are too long. Instead, you want to make sure that your overcoat falls slightly below your knees, fits your shoulders, shoulders and your sleeves. Now if you're going for a casual look when you wear your overcoat, you can go with a sweater, some jeans, and some boots. Now for an elevated casual look, you can
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7:50:00–7:50:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1217go with this pinstripe navy coat, a turtleneck, trousers, a vest, and loafers. Or if you're trying to go for more of a street casual look, you can go with a hoodie, some sweats, and some sneakers. And the last and classic look that you never can go wrong with is wearing an overcoat with a suit. Don't be that
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7:50:13–7:50:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1218guy who always
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7:50:26–7:50:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1219What's the problem? The flags. Well, we're going to wave you goodbye, and we'll look forward in the future to working with. With you, I'm sovereign. What's the profit margin on a $5 lemonade? So with the lemon, the sugar, the water, the cup, everything involved, it's about 35 cents. Include the labor, include the cost for the booth itself,
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7:50:46–7:51:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1220about 75 cents. So you're clearing about $4.25 on everyone you sell. So that's over 80% profit margin. What's the profit
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7:51:10–7:51:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1221Why does it keep showing me this song now?
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7:52:10–7:52:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1222In this scenario, to use your metaphor, the US has the bigger gun, and so China ends up having more to lose from this trade war, doesn't it? You know, it can't sustain the loss of 15% of its export market.
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7:53:05–7:53:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1223Some societies like Korea, they might have a god complex, but they don't have a history of oppression. Yeah, because I don't have the power to oppress anyone.
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7:53:22–7:53:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1224If you needed any— I don't want to be the bearer of bad news, but that's a beehive tomato. Just a reminder that freshwater snails kill more people than elephants, hippos. He turned on. Let's be real, most traders miss opportunities. What rhymes with even?
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7:53:34–7:53:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1225Again.
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7:53:51–7:53:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1226ChatGPT leaves.
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7:54:00–7:54:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1227Okay, show me the same thing. Have you ever seen that video? No. In psychology, if you treat someone kindly but they have low cognitive ability and poor character, they may interpret your kindness as submission or flattery. In their perception, when you speak to them nicely, they assume you're easy to manipulate. Your respect gives them an unwarranted sense
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7:54:06–7:54:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1228of superiority. These kinds of people are highly driven by their animal instincts and may hold grudges over trivial matters. If you realize someone like this is around you, yeah, so I mean, kido wo kita desuけど行きますよ。高校生、中学生、小学生はいるかな。
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7:54:26–7:54:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1229続 いて 大 学 生、 大 学 院 生、 専 門 学 生、 社 会 人 の 皆 様、 お は よう ございます。 じゃあ そうだ ね 昨 日 も 聞 いた んです けど 行 きます よ。
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7:54:50–7:55:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1230No, use your ticket. Thank you. This is my ticket. I'm not paying.
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7:55:15–7:55:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1231Stop showing me the same thing.
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7:55:25–7:55:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1232Oh my God, dude, what the hell are
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7:55:31–7:55:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1233you doing? She was panicking. I had to Slap some sense into her. But she didn't even say anything. She was about to. It was a preemptive strike. Oh my God, bro. Hey Lisa.
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7:55:38–7:55:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1234Her name's not Lisa. I know, I know. But if every time I say hey Lisa, then eventually she'll come up to me and she'll be like, you know, my name's not Lisa, it's Jennifer or whatever, and I'll do a big apology. And I'll say, I thought you were the Lisa who was mad at me for not calling.
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7:55:54–7:56:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1235And then from then on, Jennifer, or whatever her name is, will think that I dated a girl who looked just like her, who I rejected. She'll develop this unconscious need to win my approval and put that on. It's cake. Damn. Hey, Lisa. Her name's not Lisa. I know. But if every time I say, hey Lisa, I'm trying
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7:56:10–7:56:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1236to educate the kids to take over the business and let me retire— where do you come from?
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7:56:34–7:56:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1237All my personal feelings about this aside, I'm just gonna lay down the Facts. Number one, skateboarding in public places with high traffic like this is illegal in Japan. That's why you don't see Japanese skateboarders on the streets in Tokyo. Number two, street performing is highly regulated in Japan. That's why you need a permit before you can perform
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7:57:16–7:57:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1238on the streets in Tokyo. And number three, for anyone that's interested, the Japanese person said "オリドヤザコ," which means "Get off the board, you loser." whatever you want to interpret that as.
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7:57:40–7:57:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1239So they're identical except this one was bought in the Castle Bromwich store in my constituency yesterday at £2.20, and this one was bought in the Quinton Superstore in the nice, uh, leafy middle-class bit of Birmingham, um, for 2 packs. There's a 10% difference between those 2 packets of Weetabix, and I suppose the question that I've got to
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7:57:58–7:58:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1240ask is, why are my constituents in a poorer constituency being charged 10% more for the same product? They're identical except this one was— If you die without a will, the UK government could seize control of your estate. Your loved ones could find themselves with cloud. Cloud. Definitely a great day trading.
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7:58:23–7:58:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1241Even if I lose to you, I would ask that you please spare my life. Begging for mercy before we begin? You're right. Welcome to life. Can I get you started with some education? Yeah, how much are your college degrees? 4 years apiece. Great, I'll have business. Go ahead when you're ready. Hey, I just want to let you
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7:59:19–7:59:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1242guys know, you guys have—
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7:59:35–7:59:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1243We know there's a cost of living crisis. That's why we've put up our prices. There's no point us both struggling. Shopping can become repetitive. That's why we rearrange the whole store every week so you can't find anything. We know it's annoying when an old person blocks you from looking looking in the fridges. Now security will remove them.
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7:59:38–7:59:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1244This is one of your products, isn't it? Yes, it is. I'm suing him because he divulged what I told him in confidence, which was that I was unfaithful to my husband, and he went ahead and told my husband, who promptly divorced me and kicked me out of the house. So why is it your pastor's fault that you
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8:00:06–8:00:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1245cheated on your husband? I thought what I had told him was in confidence, and I was looking to him for emotional help. I couldn't afford a therapist, so I thought, I'm depressed. And did he help you? He said that honesty is the best way to make myself feel better. And so he said, you have a month tell
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8:00:25–8:00:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1246your husband. Then one day they met at the gym and Pastor Hall just says that I was unfaithful, and then my husband comes home in a fury, and that was it. I'm suing. Oh boy, 20.
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8:00:48–8:01:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_12472 blows, 2 gay guys. I lay in bed last night thinking how wild it is that I get pro-level automation for free. Can me the name of the standard unit of electrical power? What? A watt.
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8:01:06–8:01:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1248Can you give me the name of the standard unit of electrical power? What? A watt. Correct. Famous comic actor was Mr. Will— Hey! Mr. Will Hay. Correct. A legal question now. A man is released from prison because he has received the royal— Pardon? The royal pardon. Correct. And what were the last words of Ludwig van Beethoven? I'm
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8:01:19–8:01:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1249sorry, I didn't hear that. Yes, they were correct. The name of the first Bond film was Doctor. Do you know it? Uh, no. I want you now to tell me the first two words of the song that goes on. Give you anything but love, baby. Fuck off! I can't. This stupid man throws a rock at a moving
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8:01:38–8:01:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1250car, but the driver doesn't take it lightly. He did something horrifying that will leave you shocked. Oh yeah.
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8:01:56–8:02:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1251Oh, these motherfuckers gonna cause an accident right here. Oh shit, oh shit,
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8:02:11–8:02:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1252holy fuck, he fucking hit his ass hard. Just ran his ass the fuck over. Tell me in comments. What would you do if someone throws rock at your vehicle?
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8:02:23–8:02:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1253Tea. I, uh, I bet you thought I was drinking tea, but, um, this glass is empty. You see that? There was no tea in it. Konnichiwa. What? Yeah, konnichiwa. Konnichiwa means what's up. So what the fuck's up? You know what it means. Konnichiwa is Japanese. It's insulting to Koreans. How am I supposed to tell if you can't?
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8:02:38–8:03:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1254The fuck's that supposed to mean, white boy? It means you got eyes like apostrophes, you dress white, talk black, and drive Jews. So how am I supposed to know what kind of zipperhead dog-munching dink you are if you don't? Yo, do you know who the fuck we are? Yeah, a couple panheads behind a machine gun out of
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8:03:01–8:03:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1255a truck.
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8:03:20–8:03:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1256If a woman behaves like a child in a relationship, it means she's with a man. If she acts like a mother, she's with a boy. Hmm,
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8:03:45–8:03:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1257really?
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8:03:56–8:03:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1258Police officers tried to arrest an employee, but they had no idea he was an FBI agent, and what happened next left them speechless. Oh, you don't work here? I need to see some ID. We've got complaints from the actual employees here. I I don't know what you think you're doing, disguising yourself as an employee. Everyone here has
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8:04:02–8:04:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1259on the same vest as me. I'm going to talk— his name is Foster. Are at their breaking point with their government. Good morning, guys.
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8:04:19–8:04:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1260Um, yeah, I know you're a little traitor, moron, wanker.
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8:04:32–8:04:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1261A bitch. Your protection of mine can be used in evidence. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The courts are going down. You're going down. And you're going on YouTube, Facebook, Telegram. You're going to be made famous as a little traitor midget that you are. So dead of insulting. Oh my God. Covering up your— you're going to prison soon, and you're
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8:04:40–8:05:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1262going to be famous in about Minutes when I put this on Telegram. There's a group against— I'm going to take you all to court for harassing people, for getting money through menaces. So I hope you won't sleep at night again, you cunts, because you won't be soon, because you're all going to prison, you little fat midgets.
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8:05:05–8:05:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1263£30.95 without your club card, it's £50.99. These are my 2 favorites here. I've got the lime sickle. These robbers enter the store and the shopkeeper outsmarts them. This is proof that no matter how crazy you are, there's always someone crazier. Because when this guy took a metal rod and smashed the white car window, he thought he was
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8:05:32–8:05:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1264the main character. But what happens next is a life lesson he'll never forget.
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8:05:54–8:05:58 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1265American road rage is insane.
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8:06:27–8:06:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1266They go nuts.
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8:06:31–8:06:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_12672 cars just ramming each other.
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8:06:35–8:06:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1268Hey, finally! Hold up, that's it. Let me get his money first, man. Hold up, that's your little cousin or what? That girl was being raped, all right? I saw these 2 fucking drug addicts attacking her and I stopped them, man. I swear to God, I stopped them. She's my cousin. She's a civilian. Ain't right involving her. You
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8:06:56–8:07:18 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1269just fucked up. Hello? Hey, what's up, Lizzy? What you doing? Hey, Smiley. Just, um, doing homework. Cops talk to you today? All right, hey, tell me what happened, okay? Don't bullshit me. I got jumped by these 2 crackheads. I think they wanted to like rape me or something. I don't know. I mean, he just slapped me around
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8:07:18–8:07:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1270and everything, but nothing happened, okay? Because this cop came. I mean, he came out of nowhere and they almost killed him though, but He kicked their asses like that. This car, what he look like? He was a white boy. He looked real young too. We're gonna talk more about this later. Okay. Who's telling the truth? I'm from
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8:07:34–8:07:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1271India.
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8:07:55–8:07:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1272India? Yeah. No, well, we're about to take off, so I'll call you back. All right, bye. Got mobiles, eh? Can't live with them. Can't stop ringing. I wouldn't know, I haven't got one. You haven't got a mobile? You haven't got a mobile? Well, you're a bit of a one-off. So I expect people just page you, do they?
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8:07:58–8:08:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1273I haven't got a pager. You haven't got a pager? You haven't got a pager? Well, mind you, just email people on your laptop, do you? No, I haven't got a laptop. You haven't got a laptop? You haven't got a laptop? What do you play your video games on? You haven't got any video games? How do you relax?
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8:08:14–8:08:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1274Well, I try to read the paper.
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8:08:28–8:08:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1275Besides, don't you find all this technology gets in the way of things? Like what? I don't know, friendships. I wouldn't know, I haven't got any friends. You haven't got any friends? You haven't got any friends? Still, leaves you more time for your family. I haven't got a family. You haven't got a family? You haven't got a family?
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8:08:32–8:08:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1276Still, at least you got your health. At least you got your health.
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8:08:51–8:08:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1277Still, there's more to Life and health. I haven't got a life. You haven't got a life? You haven't got a life? What have you got? Got a mobile.
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8:08:56–8:09:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1278Yeah, no, well, we're about to take off, so I'll call you back.
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8:09:08–8:09:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1279Who is he calling if he doesn't have friends or family?
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8:09:17–8:09:19 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1280I know a lot with this guy. Gets pulled over, he told the cop that he identifies as a cat. But what the cop said next will make you respect them. That's my preferred method of identification. And this is— it's a cat collar. I'm currently identifying as a cat. Okay, well, look, we can do this the hard way
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8:09:21–8:09:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1281if you'd like. I can have this car towed because last I checked, a cat is not licensed to operate a motor vehicle in the state of California. We can have animal control come get you, take you to a shelter where your owner can retrieve you for a fee of $70.
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8:09:36–8:09:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1282That's it. And what does he do?
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8:09:50–8:09:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1283He entered the Yu-Gi-Oh tournament. Not till stupid Americans have no idea I'm flying through their airspace. Russian aircraft, you're in restricted U.S. airspace. State your intentions immediately. Hello, American friend. I am just lost tourist passing through. Lost tourist in a fighter jet? Very expensive tourism package. Comes with complimentary. Missiles. You have 30 seconds to change course. Relax,
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8:09:57–8:10:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1284I am just taking scenic route to visit Cuban beaches. Cuba's the other direction. You're flying straight towards the Pentagon. I do have other things to do. Oh, where are you going? I'm so sorry about that. It's okay. Where are you going? It's not lunch, I promise you. It's not lunch? You're not gonna have lunch? I don't think
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8:10:16–8:10:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1285so. No, no lunch, sadly. You're meeting with the president? I can't remember what the schedule is. You can't remember if you're meeting with the president? I'm being very polite and I'm not going to tell you what I'm doing this afternoon, but I can assure you that there's the free speech here. You're not going to tell me what
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8:10:31–8:10:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1286you're doing this afternoon? Oh, there's— oh, free speech is one thing, discretion is quite another too. They do have other things. Why are you fucking taking more money off of me and doing less? We put our garden waste out for the council to take away a couple weeks ago there. They didn't take it away. And there was
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8:10:47–8:11:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1287a sticker on it saying, oh, by the way, you need to go to this website now and pay for us. We're now— Chip, what was that? Is there a black person here? What did you just say? I said, is there a black person here? Do you have a question?
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8:11:06–8:11:23 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1288Yeah, yeah. Is there a black person here? Chip, why are you asking that? So Jenna said there was one in here. Came to check. There's a white person here too. I don't need one of those. Chip, please stop what you're doing. What's the big deal? I'm just trying to find the black person here. Well, you found her,
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8:11:25–8:11:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1289okay? You got her today, okay? Can you see? Let me set my sparkling down. Oh, here it is.
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8:11:44–8:11:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1290Got it. Wait, I'm sorry, were you asking if there was a black purse in here? Yeah. Success. I like your haircut, Linda. Thank you, shit. What is that? Yeah, what do you think? Poof, it's a fucking tool. Oh, it's not, it's a fucking rolling pin. Who are you, Granny Granny? What are you gonna do with that? Bake
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8:11:50–8:12:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1291me a cake and sing me a song once you light me fucking candles?
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8:12:11–8:12:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1292I come here for a fucking shootout, right? A proper shootout with some proper men like Colonel Custer. Have you ever heard of them? No, because you were too busy in your penny breaking fucking fairy tales, weren't you? Which— this lot of fucking nonsense to a man. They're fucking nonsense. Yeah, be fucking right. Go get out. Go fuck
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8:12:16–8:12:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1293off. Cool yourself. This is what happens when you get a genius to play Splinter Steel.
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8:12:36–8:12:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1294There's a rumor these are going to be legal. John Paul Larkin explains how his stutters created this legendary song. You have 500
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8:12:43–8:12:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1295Give me just 60 seconds. I'm going to show you. If in 20 years Canada— excuse me, Mike— if in 20 years Canada formed a military alliance with China and invited China to put military forces in Canada, what do you think the United States would do? I guarantee you the United States would Behave towards Canada in very similar
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8:12:54–8:13:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1296ways to how Russia is behaving towards Ukraine. You might not like this, but this is the way the world works, and I believe Canadians are sophisticated enough to know that this is a bad idea. I need to respond to this because I think this is relevant. Under what conditions would the Canadians seek a Chinese alliance.
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8:13:17–8:13:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1297Only if there was an American president who announced that to make America great again, he needs to reunite with, with part of what was once the same country. And they speak English too, don't they?
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8:13:45–8:14:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1298Excuse me, is this your car? Yeah. Are you a doctor? Careful, not a doctor. I'm a brain surgeon. Big difference. What do you guys do? I'm an accountant. Oh, that's good. It's not exactly brain surgery, is it? Lionel, here's your drink. Lionel's a brain surgeon, you know. Yeah, you mentioned it. Oh, Jeff, I keep you late at
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8:14:06–8:14:27 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1299the space centre. As always. So, Jeff, how have you earned a crust? Oh, I'm a scientist. I work mainly with rockets. What do you do? I'm a brain surgeon. Brain surgery? How
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8:14:27–8:14:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1300exactly rockets?
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8:14:44–8:14:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1301Yeah, let's watch this because it's so funny. What's your take on whether we should be sending money to Ukraine or not? Were you in favor of that? Man, they need it. I mean, honestly, don't— I don't have a good answer. You know, I can make make an argument both ways. And half my family is Ukrainian, all my—
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8:14:47–8:15:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1302from my grandparents. And so, you know, hi. She— if only people would have listened 10 years.
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8:15:00–8:15:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1303You have constantly argued that we are not just going to fight, you're gonna inspire something. Fancy something to eat last night, and I thought, well, I'll phone that place Domino's Pizza, you know, delivered to your house.
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8:15:09–8:15:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1304I've got a trap. Carl speaking, how can I help you? I said, well, have a guess, Carl.
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8:15:26–8:15:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1305I said, uh, have you got a radiator cap for a 1979 Cortina?
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8:15:34–8:15:44 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1306We have this view that Britain was weak, but Britain's army— So what do you do for a living, mate? Well, you know, on an airplane— Wow, you're a pilot! What a cool job! I'm not a pilot. No, you know, on an airplane, people who hand the stuff out to the passengers. Oh, you're an air steward? What's that
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8:15:49–8:16:01 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1307like? I'm not an air steward. You know when they hand out those little headphones? Oh, you make those little headphones? No, no, you know the little plastic bag that the headphone comes in? You make the plastic bag? No, no, you know on the bag it's printed the word headphones? Oh, you print the word headphones onto the plastic
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8:16:01–8:16:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1308bag? No, you know the font? You invented the font? No, but the man who invented the font has a son. You are that son? No, that son owns a sports shop. You work in the sports shop? No, next door to the sports shop is a restaurant. Are you a waiter? No, I'm not, but on the menu there's
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8:16:13–8:16:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1309a dessert called a Martin mousse. You're a chef? No, I went to school with Martin. Guy who was the cleaner at that school was called Mr. Howlett. Mr. Howlett's got a horse. I am Mr. Howlett's blacksmith.
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8:16:24–8:16:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1310Do you know Black Americans are the richest Black people on Earth? Where is— what's Africa? Okay, I need you to pull that up. Like, fine, you can. Black Americans, per capita, on average. Can you pull that up? I mean, I'm hosting an event right now. I don't know what to tell you, but anyone can participate. Anyone can
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8:16:36–8:16:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1311fact-check me on this. So you cannot find a Black majority country or any country where Black people have significant representation where they are as wealthy, because even the poorest people in America are in The top 5%, the top 2% of wealth around the world. You know, black— this yellow crust. I mean, literally, when mobile phones were invented,
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8:16:54–8:17:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1312we forget this because your generation think nobody had mobile phones, they invented the mobile phone, everybody bought a mobile phone. It was about 20-something years before it reached kind of really mainstream adoption. Now, part of that was price. Says permanently delete the data. So they click the button that says permanently delete the data, and then they get
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8:17:16–8:17:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1313a notification that says your account is no longer accessible. How do they know if they can't access their account anymore? How do they know their data has been deleted? Because we send them a notification that their information has been deleted. You send it once, and how long does that take? You know, our policies state that, you know,
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8:17:34–8:17:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1314we will delete their data within 30 days, and in most cases, we— it is automatic and happens much And when you delete it, it is deleted, deleted. It's gone forever. All the genetic data is deleted forever. A school cafeteria worker. I have a return ticket to Newcastle, please. Oh yeah, that'd be £140, please. Wow, that's quite expensive.
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8:17:51–8:18:10 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1315That's the price, I'm afraid.
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8:18:10–8:18:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1316Thanks. Hi, can I have a Super Saver chicken? Cheap day bargain over triple apex off-peak away break standby return to Newcastle, please. Yep, that'll be £3, please. Thank you. Sorry, hang on a minute. You just charged her £3, you charged me £140. Oh yeah, that's because she asked for a particular type of ticket. You just asked for
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8:18:17–8:18:41 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1317a standard return. Oh right, well can I just change this for the type that she got, please? And what type would that be? Well, you know, the super cheap bargain Rover thingy? I'm afraid if you can't ask for it properly, I can't sell it to you.
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8:18:41–8:18:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1318Okay, I'll have a Super Saver cheap day bargain Rover triple apex away brakes down by return to Newcastle, please. £230, please. Well, you asked for a Super Saver cheap day bargain Rover triple apex away break standby return, whereas she asked for a Super Saver Cheap Day Bargain Rover Triple Apex off-peak away break standby return. That's the cheap
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8:18:56–8:19:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1319one. Get the pallets, fellas. Right, sir, I have a gun in my pocket. Hand over £6,000 in used notes or I'll let you have it.
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8:19:21–8:19:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1320Don't scare me, go away.
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8:19:38–8:19:39 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1321Then will you settle for £3,000 in used notes, and I'll only shoot you a little bit in the arm?
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8:19:53–8:20:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1322No, I won't. Even if you did shoot, you'd probably miss 4 eyes.
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8:20:11–8:20:15 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1323Wait a minute here. Masturbating is really important. Yeah, it is. It keeps me sane. I'm a good citizen, I'm a good father, I recycle, and I masturbate. And I'm proud of it, and, and God's happy. And later I'm gonna masturbate, I'm gonna think about you, and there's nothing you can do about it.
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8:20:18–8:20:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1324Masturbating is really— so humans do this weird thing where they spend 8 hours a day almost dead. They call it sleep. Oh, sleep, sleep. Yeah, yeah, yeah, let's just do the most inefficient thing in the world and put myself in a voluntary coma. Yeah, it's ridiculous, dude. Sometimes I'll Pop into a human's bedroom while they're sleeping, and
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8:20:40–8:20:57 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1325I'll just like look at them to see if they'll do anything. Yeah, they never do. They don't even wake up. Sometimes they'll wake up, and I gotta dip out. I'll be like, ah, my bad. But usually I'm just watching them. The fuck are you looking at? I think she can. Accidents can't. My last relationship, she used to
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8:20:57–8:21:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1326tease me for being racist all the time. You've been in a mixed relationship. This is the big joke. She goes to me once. She goes to me, Finley. I've come up with a test to work out if you're racist. You guys can play along. Give me a cheer if you're not racist.
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8:21:12–8:21:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1327That wasn't the test, guys.
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8:21:28–8:21:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1328Hey, how long do you intend on staying in Canada? 2 weeks, Mom. Sir, are you traveling for business or pleasure? Well, they say that if you enjoy what you do, then business is a pleasure. So business? That's none of your Business. Pleasure. Bless your soul, Mom. No, sir, business or pleasure? You tell me. No, I'm asking you.
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8:21:34–8:21:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1329Well, it's a pleasure doing business with you, sir. I'm going to need a straight answer from you. You know, Mom, sir, that's what I love about this country.
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8:21:56–8:22:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1330Clear answer, I'm gonna have to detain you. Okay, ma'am, sir, I am hearing you.
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8:22:12–8:22:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1331Business or pleasure? Well, firstly, immigration. We don't think— have you ever won a war, Turing? Trump says crypto under his administration. How do you feel about the Black community receiving upgrading to say— Mark, let me ask you a question. Fire me. You don't need to do this. No, it's okay. Mr. Bingham, I regret to inform you that
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8:22:22–8:22:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1332your position at this company is no longer available. Who the hell are you? My name is Miss— We have defeated every single fucking country in the world at war. Name a country, Gary. Germany, 1945. Thank you very much. Very recent. Job done twice in one century. If only they tried again. Are you gonna buy me a new
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8:22:42–8:22:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1333one? Father be son. How much? I'm sorry, you gotta take it. Jay Quellan.
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8:22:59–8:23:04 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1334Where's Jay Quellan at? No Jay Quellan here?
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8:23:06–8:23:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1335Yeah, uh, do you mean Jacqueline? Okay, so that's how it's going to be. Y'all want to play? Okay then, I got my eye on you, Jay Quellan.
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8:23:10–8:23:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1336Balake, where is Balake at? No Balake here today? Yes, sir. My name is Blake. Are you out of your goddamn mind? Blake? What? Do you want to go to war, Balaji? Because we could go to war. No. I'm for real. I'm for real. The fucking Americans are getting up to some absolute shenanigans at the LA County Fair.
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8:23:23–8:23:47 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1337Me or Lamborghini? Lamborghini. What about me or $50? Give me $20. Me or Lamborghini? Lamborghini. What about me or $50? Give me $20.
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8:23:47–8:24:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1338I don't entirely understand what the point of this is. If you see someone— a singer in a— slow down, slow down. I'm going to ask you a question. Hi, bestie. Look at this. I have a question. You said that is how you No, shut your fucking mouth before I beat your fucking ass, you understand? Oh yeah, we
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8:24:05–8:24:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1339could do that. Yeah, I want this. Yeah, I want this. Come on. Refugees like this little mite here pour into the area searching for food.
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8:24:24–8:24:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1340They come in their hundreds, spilling from dilapidated vehicles to begin the frantic struggle for the meager food parcels that can be found lying around. It would seem we're being joined by one of the refugees. Um, can you tell me, are you experiencing difficulties in finding food for your family? No.
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8:24:35–8:24:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1341Right. Um, well, how would you describe the conditions within the refugee camp? What refugee camp? This one here. This is my family picnic. What are you doing? Let me in. I've literally been standing here like for a long time. Just let me in.
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8:25:03–8:25:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1342Stop it! Stop! Uh, Mr. Price, is this statement We need to take back our country. Is that statement hate speech? Um, we don't really know what hate speech is. It's so vague, and that's the problem with it. I wouldn't regard that as hate speech. Well, you may not, but the EU regulators do, because they had a workshop
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8:25:31–8:25:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1343on May 25th where— this is part of our investigation material we'd subpoenaed, uh, they gave us this information— they said it is hate speech. So the same people say that's hate speech, approve the trusted flaggers, but then tell the platforms what they can and can't have on their platform. And if they don't agree with what the trusted
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8:25:49–8:26:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1344flaggers say, there's civil penalties. Is that right? Yes, sir. Both under national law and the DSA investigations begin. And the shocking abuse is happening overseas. Abuses that could easily make their way right here. News that was dated June 27th, 2025. Can I have a cookie? I live next door. I've got problems with the Wi-Fi. Okay. Okay, so
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8:26:05–8:26:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1345what? I'm sorry to say this, but it's too late for me to do anything for your son.
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8:26:30–8:26:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1346Let him keep talking. He keeps thinking about the boobs on the lady from the dentist. They seem to be different from my mother's. Basically the same object, but the feeling they give me— I wonder why they affect me so differently. What are you doing there? I'm being a vending machine. Well then, I'll take a cola. Should I
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8:26:35–8:26:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1347pull that out? I'm fine. I'll do it nice for you, like an experiment. Really? I like experiments. Okay, don't move. Don't— hold on a second, honey. I'm in here. I'm sorry, and I'm Dr. McCaffrey. I'm not honey. Appreciate it. You are Dr. McCaffrey? I am indeed. Would you rather I call you counselor, doctor, or anything else? I
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8:26:50–8:27:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1348love Dr. McCaffrey, Your Honor. It creates a tone of respect. Where I'm from, you sort of got to earn that. Guess what? Where I'm from, you're Born with it. Get out of my courtroom! Get away from the place! A penis in your asshole. I beg your pardon, sir. I think you must be saying that wrong. No, no,
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8:27:13–8:27:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1349no. The key to life is a penis in your asshole. I, I don't think you're saying what you mean to say. Oh, oui, oui, oui. A penis, a penis, you know, a, a, to Smile to be happy. Oh, happiness, honey. Yes. Okay. In your asshole. No, no, no. You live your apartment, your domicile, your house,
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8:27:35–8:28:03 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1350household. Ah, a penis in your asshole. Lived in my whole life. I live two minutes. Down the road, and I'm walking my dog on this field in front of us right here today at 2:00 with my mom, and 2 migrants have jumped out the bushes. Oh, stop my damn word. Greeting. What do you do, right? Yeah. Trump
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8:28:04–8:28:31 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1351just destroyed this reporter when she brought up going to war with Chicago. When you say that, darling, that's fake news. Why do we have the Department of Defense? Listen, be quiet. Listen, you don't listen. You're never listening. That's why you're second rate. We're not going to war. We're going to clean up our cities. We're going to clean
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8:28:31–8:28:51 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1352them up so they don't kill five people every weekend. Yeah, that's not war. That's common sense. Would you like to know more? Click. What's that? What's that? 지금 이제 제일 하고 왔어요. It's your first company, that is. I'm not here to give you weapons. All of us tonight, we all know it slightly differently. Would you like a
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8:28:51–8:29:12 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1353free water? Yeah, I'll take a free water. Here you go. What company? This British politician silenced this man with a— Don't try to stop. This British politician silenced this man with a simple question. Could you explain to me why do you think people are paying up to £5,000 to get here illegally rather than pay to 28 quid
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8:29:12–8:29:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1354on a Wizz Air flight from Albania because they don't have the possibility to apply. A lot of women don't cook anymore, man. And here's my thoughts, true, gentlemen. Look at us hungry clap. You hear that hungry clap? And here's my thoughts, ladies. If God didn't want you to cook, then why did he naturally put milk and eggs
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8:29:29–8:29:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1355in your body?
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8:29:49–8:29:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1356Here's a quick message to all the ignorant racist fucks right now in the UK who are celebrating because you're kicking out the immigrants and you've gutted out disabled benefits and all of these lazy disabled cunts just need to go out and work like you. Here's my message: you're one accident away from being where we are. You're one
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8:29:53–8:30:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1357diagnosis away from being where we are, and you don't know it yet. And you— what is the capital of England?
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8:30:13–8:30:20 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1358What does this sign mean? No stopping. This sign means no stop. Rishi Sunak, probably the most intelligent Prime Minister we've had, most decent Prime Minister too, for many, many years. I am sorry. I have given this job my all. But you have sent a clear signal that the government of the United Kingdom must change. Three months ago,
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8:30:29–8:30:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1359Reg, you don't care. Dubai is one of the most. And tell me why we're the only creatures on this planet that are completely not living by the laws of nature. What?
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8:30:53–8:31:02 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1360You're saying that you should absolutely, you know, extend or rather increase the threshold today. What public service would you like to cut? $700 million on diversity and equity and inclusion officers. Hey, y'all, come look at this.
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8:31:55–8:31:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1363first day back to work's rough.
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8:31:58–8:32:00 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1364Fucking boring.
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8:32:04–8:32:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1365My customer's not happy. All they do is whine. Daniel boring, you not talking, didn't tell us about the datey waity.
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8:32:23–8:32:38 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1366Something wrong with my vape. I charge it and it works for one puff and then it doesn't work anymore.
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8:33:07–8:33:14 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1367Did I suck it too much?
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8:33:16–8:33:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1368I don't understand.
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8:33:21–8:33:25 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1369What's that blue light? I've been charging it for hours.
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8:33:27–8:33:34 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1370No more nicotine.
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8:33:40–8:33:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1371Out of juice. Well, all of them.
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8:33:50–8:33:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1372Nothing happens.
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8:34:11–8:34:11 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1373What's that blinking blue light mean?
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8:34:22–8:34:24 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1374How have they all run out at the same time? There's 4 in there.
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8:34:30–8:34:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1375Look, it's got 4.
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8:34:38–8:34:40 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1376Yeah,
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8:35:04–8:35:09 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1377you can put up different fibers.
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8:35:12–8:35:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1378It
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8:35:28–8:35:28 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1379rotates.
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8:35:32–8:35:36 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1380Yeah, it's pretty cool.
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8:35:54–8:35:54 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1381It reminds me of that thing from Jurassic Park where the fat guy puts the dino DNA in the whipped can. The whipped can.
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8:36:34–8:36:35 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1383raining. I can't believe it.
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8:36:40–8:36:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1384All day long.
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8:36:44–8:36:45 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1385Oh, what? I got a $5 donut.
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8:37:50–8:37:52 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1386Oh, the label thing.
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8:37:56–8:37:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1387Uh, I guess I could. Well, like that. Then I've got to move all the numbers too. Can't be bothered.
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8:38:03–8:38:08 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1388It's so whining.
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8:38:48–8:38:50 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1389I think the Pepsi's Making my Nicky B flare up.
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8:40:33–8:40:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1390So if your name's Nikki and your last name begins with B, you would be Nikki B, which means pimple
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8:41:04–8:41:13 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1391in Japanese.
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8:41:15–8:41:16 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1392I like to tell people who are called Deborah are called Debu.
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8:41:18–8:41:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1393In
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8:41:29–8:41:32 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1394Japanese. Tough crowd.
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8:41:38–8:41:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1395I was watching Connor play Metal Gear Solid 2 and I forgot how rubbish the gameplay is. It's supposed to be about stealth, but you don't really have many ways to be stealthy apart from hide in a box. And shoot people in the head with a tranquilizer gun and then drag them about.
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8:42:02–8:42:22 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1396How was the date? Yeah, it was pretty good.
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8:42:26–8:42:29 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1397I had a good time.
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8:42:33–8:42:33 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1398Got Papa John's.
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8:42:37–8:42:37 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1399We played follow the leader in our cars.
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8:42:53–8:42:55 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1400I drove the car back to the hotel, she followed behind. It was fun, like a weird little side quest.
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8:42:58–8:43:05 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1401I kept accidentally nearly losing her by accelerating too hard. I kept thinking, what would happen if she loses me? Yeah, we're gonna meet again next week.
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8:43:08–8:43:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1402That Spanish girl keeps texting me
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8:43:40–8:43:42 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1403even though I don't really say much back.
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8:43:45–8:43:46 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1404Toilet.
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8:43:48–8:43:49 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1405I probably drive faster than the majority of people on the roads now.
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8:47:01–8:47:06 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1406Well, I never thought that would happen. I always thought I'd be such a slowpoke.
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8:47:13–8:47:17 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1407I always thought I'd be scared.
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8:47:20–8:47:21 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1408I wonder if I would enjoy driving a manual. Like, if you get good at changing the gears, maybe there's like an art form to it.
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8:47:50–8:47:59 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1409Maybe you start off with a noob car, like automatic. And then once you get good, you can step up to a manual. I don't know why they always start you off in a manual. They say, oh, it's better to learn manual because then you could drive any car. Yeah, but then you're terrified of driving because you're scared
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8:48:13–8:48:30 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1410of stalling it and you don't have any road experience or confidence. And then your confidence keeps getting shattered by the stupid gears. I think you should learn— start off in an automatic. And then once you're confident, then move up to a manual. I think they do it backwards.
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8:48:30–8:48:48 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1411Get the EV for local driving and then get a petrol for long distance.
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8:49:20–8:49:26 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1412Uh, 10 o'clock. Oh, 11 o'clock. Yeah, I might go to bed now. 10. No, we did 9 hours.
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8:49:46–8:49:53 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1413Good enough.
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8:49:55–8:49:56 · rev_a0251b46885809e94733789471b9dce1_1414Good night.
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