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means higher interest payments for the U.S. government. So here's President Trump's new plan, and you can let me know if you think that it's going to work or not. So the Genius Act passed in Congress and President Trump signed it into law in July. So President Trump is supporting cryptocurrencies in order to create more demand for Treasury
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0:00–0:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_0bills. I'm going to explain. Okay, so if you're not familiar with cryptocurrencies, here's how it works. So let's just say that you want to buy Bitcoin. Now, how is this all going to work? So first, you need to exchange your US dollars for cryptocurrency, right? So let's just say that you sign up for an account on a
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0:20–0:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1crypto exchange called the Clear Value Crypto Exchange, which is fictitious. Please don't Google that. So let's just say that you want to buy $100,000 in US dollars worth of Bitcoin. And let's just say that you do that. So $100,000 of US dollars is going to leave your bank account, right? And now you have $100,000 worth of Bitcoin
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0:38–1:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_2in your accounts on the ClearValue crypto exchange. Now let's just say that Bitcoin goes up by 20%. So yay, right? And now you want to sell your Bitcoin, but you don't want to cash out for US dollars back to your bank accounts. So let's just say that you want to leave your $120,000 in your crypto accounts. So
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1:02–1:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_3maybe you're hoping that Bitcoin falls in price so that you can rebuy it cheaper. You know, maybe you just want to hold some of your money in crypto, but you don't want to rebuy Bitcoin or any, any other altcoins right now. Then in this situation, you're going to sell your $120,000 worth of Bitcoin for $120,000 worth of
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1:22–1:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_4stablecoins. So a stablecoin A stablecoin is a digital representation of a US dollar. So in your ClearValue crypto accounts, you're going to be holding $120,000 worth of stablecoins, maybe USDC or USDT. Okay, so you know how back in the days the US dollar was backed by gold? So it's going to be the same concept. One stablecoin is
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1:40–2:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_5backed by one US dollar or equivalent. And of course, this was based on faith and trust. But now the Genius Act requires each stablecoin to be backed by US dollars or short-term Treasuries, which are Treasury bills. Okay, so what's this achieve? This creates more demand for Treasury bills. So the concept is if the cryptocurrency market grows, there's
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2:02–2:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_6going to be more need for stablecoins. If there are more stablecoins in existence, then there's going to be more demand for Treasury bills. And if there's more demand for Treasury bills, then it's going to keep interest rates on T-bills low, and then the government would be able to borrow money at a cheaper rate. But the question is,
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2:26–2:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_7will this create a meaningful amount of demand for U.S. Treasury bills? You know, I'd say enough to move the needle. So the cryptocurrency market right now is worth about $4 trillion, and you can see the growth of crypto in this graph. Bitcoin represents a little more than half of that, and stablecoins represent only about $280 billion of
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2:44–3:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_8the markets. Now, you can make the argument that, you know, that's not going to be enough to push the needle in terms of demand into the Treasury bill markets. But others will make the argument that the crypto market has been growing rapidly, as you can tell by the chart. Okay. So this is going to create demand and
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3:04–3:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_9lower interest rates for shorter duration Treasuries, for T-bills. And of course, President Trump has been pressuring the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates as well. But the Fed has more control over interest rates on the shorter duration Treasuries, so Treasury bills, not Treasury bonds. Okay, so how will the government increase demand for longer term Treasuries, such as
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3:21–3:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1030-year Treasury bonds, in order to keep interest rates low? So one solution would be for the Federal Reserve to print the money, step in. And buy the Treasury bonds. But that would be seen by the world as a sign of desperation. That would accelerate the loss of faith in the US dollar, and de-dollarization would intensify. Therefore, this
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3:42–4:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_11would be the last option. The Federal Reserve would be the buyer of last resort. Now, this is where gold comes into the picture. So I'm going to give you 2 scenarios. One or both may happen, or maybe none will happen. You could be the judge. So word on the streets is that President Trump's going to issue gold-backed
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4:04–4:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_12Treasuries. So please don't make the mistake, we're not talking about a gold-backed system. It's not, you know, the dollar being backed by gold. So there's an argument that President Trump may issue U.S. Treasury bonds that are backed by gold. So it would work like this: the government asks you to lend them money, let's just say $4,000. And
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4:21–4:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_13then they'll pay you back 1 ounce of gold in 30 years, and in physical gold. So it would be a zero-coupon convertible to gold at maturity. Okay, so why would the government do this? It's because they would be able to raise desperately needed money right now, and they wouldn't have to pay interest because they're going to pay
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4:43–5:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_14you gold upon maturity. So this idea of gold-backed treasuries is coming from Judy Shelton. So Judy Shelton was Trump's economic advisor during his first term. So Shelton was actually nominated to the Federal Reserve, but she was rejected by Congress by a vote of 47 to 50 in the Senate in 2020. So the Senate rejected Shelton because she
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5:03–5:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_15was an advocate of gold, which takes away power from the Federal Reserve, because the Federal Reserve doesn't like gold because they can't print gold. Now here's the second scenario involving gold. So the U.S. government holds 261 million troy ounces of gold. So on the books, it's officially valued at $42.22 a troy ounce, but the market value of
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5:26–5:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_16gold right now is above $3,400 a troy ounce. So you could think of it as like a, an unrealized gain. So if Trump revalues gold to market value or even a higher price, which you can, then the Federal Reserve is required to print money, the difference, and then give it to the U.S. Treasury. Now, a good question
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5:50–6:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_17is, is this far-fetched, this whole idea? Well, I'll tell you this, the U.S. government has already done this before, and gold revaluation does not require congressional approval. So President Trump can do this Literally whenever he wants. So word on the streets is that it would be most logical to revalue gold at $15,000 a troy ounce. So that
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6:11–6:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_18would give the government $4 trillion just free and clear. So that's $4 trillion less of U.S. Treasury bonds that they would need to sell. And Trump, he could use that money to fuel his initiatives, and he can even use some of that money to pay down the national debt. Claiming that he delivered on his campaign promise. So
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6:34–6:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_19whatever Trump's gonna— whatever he's gonna do at gold, people are expecting him to go really big next year. So our country's 250th year anniversary is going to be on July 4th, 2026. A lot of people are expecting something to happen, you know, during that time. Now I just want to bring this to your attention. So this debt
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6:56–7:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_20crisis, it threatens us with higher interest rates, and that creates a major fiscal challenge for the U.S. government. Right. But here's another very important aspect. So our country is trying to bring manufacturing back home, which is, you know, that's another very important initiative of President Trump. But the problem is that we cannot rebuild our manufacturing sector in
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7:14–7:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_21the U.S. if interest rates are high. So if you want to build factories, equipment, infrastructure, it's going to require financing. Financing, and it's not feasible with higher interest rates. So let me know if you think President Trump's plan is going to work to tackle the debt crisis. I just want to say this, I want to end with
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7:35–7:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_22this. So President Trump's plan, these whole ideas of gold and crypto, they're not solutions to the problem. The problem is that the federal government just spends too much money. They have an overspending problem. So crypto, Bitcoin, how the government's going to try to use them It's just to stall time. It's just to buy time and keep the
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7:52–8:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_23show going. That's honestly what's happening here. So I'll keep you updated on the whole situation. Please subscribe and you can support.
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8:12–8:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_24$14,000 per ounce. Isn't that triple what it is now? I'd be rich.
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8:24–8:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_25Hair's looking pretty nice.
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8:37–8:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_26The landlord still hasn't replied about if I can get a kitten or not, but I found someone selling kittens. They asked me when I want to come and see the kitten.
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8:44–8:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_27Maybe I'll just go and get it.
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9:03–9:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_28The only annoying thing is, don't I have to keep going to the vet to get it jabs? I thought once it's got the jab, it's good to go. I think you need like top-up jabs.
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9:31–9:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_29Maybe there's a cute girl at the vet.
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9:47–9:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_30That's looking pretty good already. I haven't really— it hasn't taken a lot of time to get it looking good.
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9:57–10:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_31Why do cats need so many jams? How do they survive in the wild?
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11:08–11:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_32Looking pretty smart.
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11:53–11:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_33My hair looks way better like this than when it starts ballooning.
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12:00–12:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_34When it gets long, it starts looking really stupid.
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12:10–12:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_35Oh,
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12:37–12:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_36imagine being able to build an app with your name on it just by thinking about it. Meet Base44.
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12:43–12:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_37These major averages and the sectors themselves, there's a lot of fundamental. And we're going to kick it off some monthly charts this week, but more time to a good show of strength. That is just simply that you want to draw your trend line now from here to here, right? And technically, because we've been able to connect 2
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12:51–13:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_38points, we are in a downtrend for now, albeit a very short one. But we'll see. But we have been able to the 2 points, which is the minimum that we need to form a downtrend. So what everybody I think should be watching for in terms of the NASDAQ is can it get back above or not? That of
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13:11–13:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_39course would be a good show of strength and would point the market a bit higher, probably to that round number of the 24,000 level. But if they cannot, then there could be some overhead supply here and it may fall under its own weight, and you should probably be looking at the 23,000 level Uh, for that. I myself
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13:26–13:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_40am not too longed up or shorted up, or however you want to call it, uh, with anything right now. We had a lot of trades, uh, roll off, uh, in my room at the end of this week. We did put on a number of trades also for September 5th, but I will say we don't have anything that's
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13:43–13:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_41really, um, very long exposure or big debit or anything like that, or big bets on the call side right now. As a matter of fact, uh, the one and more directional bet that we have, uh, is on Robinhood, Hotel Oscar Oscar Delta, and that actually is on the downside. I'll actually share that chart with you, uh, just
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13:58–14:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_42for a second. We'll take a quick break from the majors and just to show you this kind of inverted head and shoulders, uh, that I feel is forming— or right, I shouldn't mean regular head and shoulders, not inverted head and shoulders here— of Hood. Just that, and looking at this chart pattern, it is at least have the
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14:18–14:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_43potential of a little bit of rollover. So continue to look for that, see if there is some tech weakness, uh, next week that kind of pulls things, uh, back down a bit. And I think that will also bleed into the S&P and bring some weakness more across the board.
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14:35–14:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_44Okay, on to our lead story today, which is gold. As I said in the introduction, this is something that I think has the potential to move much, much higher this between now and the end of the year. It's got technicals going for it and it's got fundamentals going for it, right? We recently had some more dovish comments
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14:51–15:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_45from the Fed that are pointing to, or at least about a 77% chance as we speak, a cut in September. Obviously gold likes lower rates. That tends to push the yellow metal further. And also there is plenty of uncertainty now with the independence of the Fed coming into question. And also we have to think about how dovish
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15:07–15:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_46will the Fed be after Powell's term if somebody that's a lot more dovish gets installed at the Fed after Powell. So gold, I think, is kind of front-running all of this and has been very, very strong. Today was a very, very strong week for gold. But what's much more important is the bigger technical picture of how gold
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15:28–15:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_47has been acting. Let's look at this chart together. Gold has been in this consolidation level since like April. We're looking at about 4 months here from about mid-April. So you're looking at about, like I said, about 4 months of consolidation that have just been going sideways here, and at the same time always making the same high pretty
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15:45–16:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_48much in the same area. This is the GCZ contract, which is the current front month going out to December, about 90 days or so, give or take a couple. And look at where all of the resistance happened in this contract, always at the same spot. And look where we are now. We're right back there. Uh, once again,
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16:06–16:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_49we've ended up right back there. So this would be, uh, time number 6 actually that we've actually tested this area. So I think the potential is there to push this further. If you push this down to a monthly chart, which obviously would condense a lot of these days, you can see it very clearly as well that you've
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16:23–16:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_50got all this chop here where nothing really happened, and then there's potential for a push, uh, further. So the question is now, how high can this go? Obviously, one of the simplest things is always to measure the base or the height of the base and, and double it. Um, you have a base here that's running from basically
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16:41–16:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_513,200 to 3,585 up here, about 285 points. Let's call it about 250 because these peaks are not as high. So if you take that 3,500 and you add 250, you're probably looking at a minimum target of about $3,750, which on this daily chart doesn't even look that far away. You're talking about a move to about here. That
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16:59–17:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_52probably wouldn't take that long. But again, my outlook here is a bit longer term, and I'm thinking between now and December we see much, much higher gold prices. Dare I say it, maybe even $4,000 an ounce. How to play it? Obviously there's plenty of different ways. You don't need me to tell you. You can buy physical which
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17:19–17:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_53I've held for many, many years. You can buy the ETFs such as GLD or PHYS, which stands for physical. That's a good one as well. I like to use gold futures because they are a lot of bang for your buck. They're $100 a point, um, in the GCs. I am— I also do options on those futures. I've
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17:37–17:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_54been saying for a long time that I'm almost always a put seller of put options on gold futures, uh, This whole week I was doing that pretty much every single day, just kind of putting them higher and higher. And the beauty of that, of course, is why I'm so enamored of that is because they have expiries of
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17:54–18:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_55just one day. You don't see that in the GCZ contract here. You have to go back a little bit to the GCV contract to get the expiries there every single day. They don't have those options. Expiries? Isn't it expiries? Not yet in the Z contract. Expiries? But in the V contract they do. So that's what I do
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18:12–18:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_56is I just sell the puts there. But with something like this, in terms of the breakout here at this 3,500 level, I would probably be looking at the Z contract and be looking to accumulate futures contracts long on any pullback, probably starting the position right about now. I already have a few contracts, not too many, very, very
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18:29–18:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_57small size around this 3,515 in the Z, and I will be looking on any pullback to get more. One of the things that I think everybody should be looking out for— this will be a tell, I believe— is if there is a pullback in gold that does not make it to these levels. That will be very noteworthy.
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18:47–19:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_58You'll notice that all this time there's been rotation of like this: 100%, 100%, 100%, and it always goes back to the lows here, right? Um, if it doesn't and you only go to here, let's say a good way to play this would be you'd be a buyer on the way down But when you turn around from that
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19:06–19:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_59pullback and you retest this key $3,500 level again, probably after that it won't see lower after that. So you could be a buyer, um, once again on that level. And that's basically how I am looking at gold. So again, a little bit of a longer-term play. Interest rate policy seems to be favoring it. Um, it's definitely building
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19:25–19:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_60up an immense amount of pressure, and I do think we could definitely see much, much higher between now and the end of the year in gold.
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19:45–19:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_61Oh, let's take a quick look ahead into next week. Monday, of course, is a holiday. It's Labor Day. The markets are closed. So we've got a long weekend. A holiday again. Tuesday, manufacturing index. I hate holidays. No market on Monday for the most part. Notice that on Tuesday, there's only the ISM. There's nothing on Wednesday but Dollar
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19:55–20:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_62Tree is going to report. Thursday is the usual initial claims, continuing claims. That's always on every Thursday. But also this Thursday is going to be an ISM services number, which is noteworthy. And Lululemon was— is also going to report. And as you know, I only list these stocks that I'm kind of interested in, right, that I think
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20:15–20:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_63are playable. Obviously, I'm not interested in showing you the whole gamut of everything that's reporting. I hate it when they use the word play with stocks. It's not a game just because it's not playable, beaten down so much. You may want to watch very closely after their earnings report and see what happens. The play, obviously the potential
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20:33–20:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_64for this thing to move, because again, the chart is quite bearish. It's been beaten down. Why people think it's gambling. Uh, Friday is going to be non-farm payrolls. That of course is important. And unemployment rate, remember we only get that once a month and we're just hovering around that 4.2 level. And if you recall, I said this
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20:51–21:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_65months ago, although nothing's happened since then. I said that, uh, this is a leading indicator of recession if it was to start ticking up. That has not happened at all as of yet, but we'll see if we get any sort of a print that sort of changes the tone. I think you'd have to see at least like
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21:07–21:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_66a 4.4 or 4.5, uh, to maybe get people talking about it. But of course, uh, given that it's only once a month, it's definitely something to watch. All right, so that is our looking ahead for the week of September 1st through September 5th. Will be a new month, and we'll see what the charts us in the month
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21:22–21:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_67of September. And that is the show for this week. Thank you so much for hanging out with me on this holiday weekend. As I said, a little bit short and sweet due to the fact that it is a holiday. So make sure you enjoy some good quality time with friends and family if you can and take a
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21:37–21:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_68rest. It's always nice to have a breather from markets one extra day. Recap of some of the things we talked about today. I don't see too much different in the technical picture, only that I'm starting to feel— I think concern is too strong of a word, but there are some things here going on. Just notably the fact
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21:54–22:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_69that that S&P trajectory on the monthly is very, very steep. There is potential for pullback here, especially given the fact that the Nasdaq is lagging. I'm going to be watching that divergence very, very closely next week to see what happens with these tech stocks, because I do believe they tend to lead the market and we'll see see
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22:10–22:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_70if things start to roll over. This has been a market that has been extremely characterized by sector rotation. If you're trading actively every day, especially if you're in my room or in any of our other rooms at shadowtrader.net, you'll know that myself and the other moderators, we touch upon this all the time because it's very, very important.
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22:28–22:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_71Lots of times people will get ahead of themselves trying to short a market, uh, but not realizing that there are lots of sectors that are still strong. And I didn't want to get too deep into that. We didn't have a sector spotlight in today's show, but take a look through, you know, XLP, XLC, XLI, XLK, etc. Look
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22:47–23:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_72at those 11 sectors in the S&P on daily charts. And I think you'll agree with me that they are all kind of moving in different directions. And that often is a recipe maybe for just chop. I mean, maybe the market just wants to consolidate for a while before higher in the fall. We know that usually the fall-winter
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23:05–23:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_73period, uh, starting especially like around November, tends to be a very bullish time. So we shall see. All right.
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23:22–23:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_74How about that for a points redeem thing?
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25:36–25:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_75Special message.
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25:46–25:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_77What a great way to use your points.
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25:52–25:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_78It's kind of like a Super Chat.
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26:02–26:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_79Void Co banned,
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27:56–27:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_81Why doesn't the landlord reply?
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29:53–29:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_82Not very good, is it?
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29:58–29:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_83I need to know if I can get a cat or not, otherwise I'm just gonna go and get one.
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30:06–30:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_84Imagine getting kicked out because you've got a cat.
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30:14–30:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_85Maybe I buy all the kittens and then I sell them myself. 50% more expensive. Profit.
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30:32–30:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_86I'll buy all the kittens that are on sale and then I have a monopoly.
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30:49–30:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_87£2,000 investment. I buy all of them and then I sell them all for like 20% more.
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30:55–31:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_88Or open a cat cafe, sell my special cupcakes.
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31:07–31:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_89I get a cute girl to do the customer service and I manage the business.
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31:16–31:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_90Can't go wrong.
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31:27–31:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_91We have another mouth to feed. Cat barely eats anything, and then it can go outside and hunt mice.
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31:31–31:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_92Cats are tiny.
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31:43–31:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_93Probably like £50 a month for cat food.
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31:46–31:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_94I'll just make a rat trap, and then I can't mice and rats and then feed it. That's the cat's natural diet.
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31:51–31:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_95You don't need to get insurance.
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32:07–32:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_96Rubbish, it's not America.
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32:12–32:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_97Okay, hair's looking good for now.
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33:08–33:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_98Raining again.
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33:15–33:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_99Cats don't get ill. What do you mean? I've never seen a cat get ill, like get the flu or something. They only need treatment if they get hit by a car.
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33:45–33:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_100I probably won't let my cat out. Someone might steal him.
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33:58–34:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_101Yeah, having viewers like you, Moodoo. So why the fuck would I want to interact with you? You're fucking annoying. Gonna ban you again.
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34:11–34:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_102Viewers like you, why would I want to interact with you? Bunch of pricks. I hate you.
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34:24–34:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_103A bunch of whining, negative, annoying people. That's what you all are.
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34:38–34:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_104All you do is whine and moan all the time.
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34:52–34:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_105The kittens are tabbies.
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37:41–37:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_106I want a tabby one. I don't really like pure white or pure black.
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37:48–37:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_107I like Ginger or Tabby Tortoiseshell.
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37:58–38:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_108Oh.
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38:23–38:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_109Really makes no sense why a landlord wouldn't want a tenant to get a cat. Maybe a dog I could understand, like a big dog,
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40:27–40:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_110but a little tiny cat? What's that gonna do?
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40:36–40:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_111What kind of damage? What's it gonna do, like attack the walls and scratch it like Wolverine? When have you ever seen a cat attack a wall? Urine, you can clean that. And you get a litter tray, so they pee in the litter tray, don't they? Anything can be cleaned. Name one thing that you can't clean. Like radiation.
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41:13–41:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_112Maybe oil on the paint.
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41:39–41:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_113I'm gonna do more damage to the house than a stupid little cat will. I've got cooking oil all over the walls. That's not coming out. Look,
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41:43–41:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_114I smeared soap all over it and let the soap dry, and now it's like stuck in the wall.
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41:53–41:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_115So I can't have a pet because he's gonna damage the property, but can have a human that's inevitably gonna fuck it up.
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42:01–42:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_116Scratched door frames.
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42:22–42:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_117I've never seen a cat scratch a door frame. I've seen them scratch a sofa.
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42:27–42:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_118Pushkin starts attacking his own reflection in the mirror. It's weird. Like some kind of weird stress response. Plans for today? Nothing really, it's just raining all day. Don't really want to go anywhere.
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42:36–42:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_119I've got to focus on saving money. Rent's coming soon.
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42:55–42:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_120I need £900.
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43:01–43:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_121I've only got Saturday, Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday to make as much money for the next Thursday payout, which would be used for the weekend rent payout.
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43:06–43:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_122But I've got $300 in OnlyFans, so basically I want to pay rent and electricity without having to take money out of my investments stocks and shares account.
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43:18–43:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_123So next earnings will go— will stay in the bank getting ready to pay rent.
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43:32–43:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_124If I get a female cat and she gets impregnated, then I could sell the kittens. Why would I get it neutered? It's free money.
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43:46–43:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_125Rain, rain continuing until 6 PM. Are you joking?
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45:51–45:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_126I thought I was gonna do laundry.
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45:57–45:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_127I think it's wet because you You wear a rain jacket and then the rain jacket gets wet, then you sit down in the car and then everything you touch gets wet, and the seats will get wet,
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46:54–47:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_128your glasses will get wet. You've got to keep wiping your glasses.
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47:05–47:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_129Horrible job.
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47:13–47:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_130I don't really know what you can do to fix it.
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47:19–47:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_131Yeah, I should have wore that. I never had a hat when I was doing Every. I just let my whole hair all get soaked.
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48:16–48:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_132I thought, I don't want to wear a hat because it ruins my hair, but okay, just let it all get soaked. I don't know why I never got a hat for Every.
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48:25–48:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_133It would have made sense.
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48:35–48:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_134When it's raining like this, it is nice not having to go out to work.
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49:17–49:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_135Really is great to work from home sometimes.
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49:22–49:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_136That's why it's so hard to decide if you want an easy life but find it hard to get a girlfriend, or Focus on getting a girlfriend, and then you got to struggle and go and get a real job
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49:50–50:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_137if she demands it.
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50:05–50:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_138It's like these 2 things you want don't seem to go well together.
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50:09–50:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_139The ultimate luxury versus the ultimate
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50:21–50:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_140Pleasure. Oh God,
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50:30–50:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_141I think I just try and last as long as I can
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50:34–50:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_142doing this, and then if she tries to get me to stop it, then I guess it's over.
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50:43–50:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_143Why don't I just have the comfy life plus a girl who's okay with it?
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51:03–51:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_144I've had it, Chihiro faster. But then,
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51:15–51:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_145I don't know, why can't they be a bit younger? Not that much younger, just a bit younger.
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51:20–51:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_146Not Venus,
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51:36–51:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_147she looks so unappealing. The stuff she says is very ugly.
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51:41–51:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_148She still looks attractive if you look past the unwashed hair and like the ugly clothing. Like, I can see there's a pretty girl still there.
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51:53–52:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_149She just needs to clean up.
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52:05–52:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_150I don't know, she's got like weird mullet hairstyle as well, but the personality is so ugly underneath it.
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52:09–52:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_151It's a shame because I can still see like she, she looks kind of pretty,
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52:24–52:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_152like there's A glimmer of hope.
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52:32–52:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_153She's so far gone.
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52:38–52:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_154My goal is I want £10,000 invested.
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53:35–53:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_155And then after that, I'll feel a bit more comfortable paying my mum back some—
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53:52–53:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_156£50 a month.
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54:10–54:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_157Only made $125 yesterday.
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54:28–54:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_158Back in the day, a 12-13 hour stream would make at least $200.
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54:34–54:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_159Get into like 3,000 a month kind of numbers. No more 5K a month.
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54:56–55:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_160It's because I've got less viewers.
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55:04–55:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_161Back in the day, I used to get like 140 viewers. I'd have at least 100 viewers, and then sometimes it goes 140. And then there are a few random points when it went as high as 180, like buying breadsticks at Tesco for some reason.
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55:12–55:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_162And the bit when I cried went up to like 180.
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55:31–55:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_163One time I ate pot noodle on a beanbag, got 175 viewers.
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55:36–55:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_164I don't know why the breadstick in Tesco thing got me up to 180 viewers. That was so stupid.
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55:52–55:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_165Such amazing content. He sat on a beanbag and he ate pot noodles.
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56:00–56:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_166Oh, but now it's boring, but it wasn't boring a month ago when I was doing exactly the same thing. Makes no fucking sense.
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56:08–56:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_167I wasn't even reading the chat in Tesco. I don't look at the chat in Tesco because the phone's on the bag strap and I put the bag in the trolley.
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56:23–56:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_168Yeah, well, I'm not going to change up my whole life every month just because people— oh, that's stupid. That's why the other streamers just constantly travel, because it's the only way to maintain people's interest. But I can't be bothered.
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56:59–57:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_169Fuck your interest. I'm not changing my life.
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57:14–57:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_170I live my life how I want to. You can eat my nutsack.
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57:22–57:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_171If it's boring, then go away. I don't give a fuck. Not bending the knee.
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57:27–57:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_172Did that for 5 years. Look where it got me. Dead channel anyway.
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57:36–57:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_173I sacrificed my whole life to make content for YouTube from 2018 to 2022-ish.
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57:56–58:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_174Fucking channel died anyway.
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58:06–58:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_175Didn't get me anywhere.
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58:09–58:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_176Blew loads of money trying to make content as well, when if I just stuck in one place doing nothing, yeah, I would have gotten less viewers, but I would have wasted less money.
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58:12–58:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_177Divorced my wife. I traveled, met girls, bought a sex doll, did all this stuff. Met Elvis at Alien.
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58:26–58:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_178Trying to grow my channel.
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58:35–58:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_179Fucking waste of time.
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58:40–58:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_180You either sit around doing nothing making less money but spending less money, or you do crazy stuff, make more money, but then you spend more money and also risk going to jail like Johnny.
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59:24–59:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_181High risk, high reward. Low risk, low reward. I take the low reward.
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59:39–59:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_182I mean, look at homeless doing who knows what in Afghanistan. No, thank you.
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59:46–59:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_183I would never go there.
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59:59–1:00:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_184I'm just going to focus on building a life here,
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1:00:22–1:00:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_185not chasing goals or views.
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1:00:31–1:00:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_186I'm just going to consolidate.
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1:00:35–1:00:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_187I mean, I'm sure if I went around Europe doing drugs and getting wasted and whoring myself out. I'm sure that would be great content, wouldn't it?
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1:01:31–1:01:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_188That's why so many people are still interested in her. If she just sat in a house all day doing nothing like I do—
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1:01:50–1:01:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_189I mean, on YouTube, I remember back in 20—
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1:01:59–1:02:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1902021, she used to do these live streams on her channel, just gaming. This should get like 100 viewers,
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1:02:04–1:02:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_191but if she did like a drama rant, she'd get way more.
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1:02:13–1:02:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_192I think we got similar audiences,
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1:02:18–1:02:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_193just drama whores.
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1:02:22–1:02:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_194Now if Kick is over, I'm just going back to spamming out shitty YouTube videos and then do 5-hour YouTube stream in the evenings like I used to.
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1:04:04–1:04:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_195Might be happier.
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1:04:15–1:04:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_196Spam out, do not buy Metal Gear Solid, do not buy Pixel 10. It's been a while.
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1:04:19–1:04:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_197Yeah, well, even with like average 70 viewers I'm still making like 3K a month.
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1:04:32–1:04:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_198Whatever.
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1:04:42–1:04:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_199I got a new pole coming today. It's actually just same as this one. I'm gonna put it back there, put the curtain back up. £10 pole.
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1:04:50–1:04:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_200Yeah, even if I get 30 viewers a stream, it's still more than what I make on YouTube.
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1:05:05–1:05:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_201Yeah, I'm just done trying to make content. I can't be bothered. It costs too much money, it doesn't go viral,
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1:05:25–1:05:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_202and I like having a comfy life. I don't want to sacrifice it just to get, I don't know, 0.5x views.
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1:05:42–1:05:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_203And I hate IRL. I don't want to be walking around some stupid city with a selfie stick, potentially getting assaulted or having weirdos come up to me.
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1:05:54–1:06:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_204What I really want to do is get a house and fix it up, but then I don't want to dox it, so I can't even do that.
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1:06:12–1:06:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_205Like, what if I want to rent out of the house at some point and stupid trolls send the tenants my nudes or something?
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1:06:34–1:06:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_206So I can't really risk— it's a liability.
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1:06:41–1:06:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_207Yeah, the thing is, even if I had infinite money, I don't really want to go anywhere. If I had infinite money, I wanted to stay here.
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1:08:04–1:08:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_208I don't really want to go anywhere. I don't feel like I should have to.
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1:08:16–1:08:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_209Oh, thanks.
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1:08:29–1:08:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_210That was not good.
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1:08:32–1:08:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_211I need another plug socket. This is annoying.
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1:08:45–1:08:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_212Yeah,
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1:09:10–1:09:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_213I like my life. It's just I'm under constant pressure worrying about about being too boring and losing my online income.
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1:09:15–1:09:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_214I don't know why the only answer is I gotta go to another country. Go to another country for sex, or go from another country to get views. Why can't I just stay here? It's all your guys' fault because you get bored of everything. For some reason you think going to a different country is so fucking interesting.
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1:09:25–1:09:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_215It's exactly the same thing, just in a different place. Grow up. I'd
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1:09:44–1:09:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_216do exactly the same thing if I went to another country, and you know it. But for some reason you all think, oh wow, in another country, wow, so interesting. Boring. This life's boring. But then I go to another country, I do the exact same thing, and you're like, oh wow, he's doing something. No, I'm not. I'm doing
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1:09:56–1:10:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_217the exact same fucking thing, just in a different place.
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1:10:14–1:10:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_218The delusion is just insane.
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1:10:18–1:10:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_219It's like eating the same Big Mac, but it's just dressed up in a different way, and then you think it's a different burger, right? It's just the same thing but reorganized in a different shape. People are so dumb.
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1:10:31–1:10:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_220Living in Devon for the rest of my life. Nothing you can do to change it.
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1:11:40–1:11:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_221If I have to, I'll move out and I'll do gaming streams.
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1:11:47–1:11:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_222Was and always will be. And his advice was all rubbish and dumb and stupid,
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1:12:17–1:12:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_223and I don't need his advice. Never asked for it, never wanted it,
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1:12:27–1:12:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_224never needed it.
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1:12:34–1:12:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_225Bacon on naan.
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1:15:14–1:15:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_226This naan bread's not really like real naan bread though. It's more like just a garlic flatbread. It's not like the naan in Japan where it's all fluffy and flaky.
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1:15:27–1:15:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_227I don't know why British naan is like this. It's just like a flatbread.
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1:15:48–1:15:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_228Why is it so hot?
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1:16:15–1:16:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_229Wow, it's too hot. I can't touch it.
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1:16:23–1:16:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_230I can't believe I was looking up flight tickets for August.
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1:17:17–1:17:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_231Thinking I was going to be in Thailand in the first week of August.
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1:17:24–1:17:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_232As if.
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1:17:32–1:17:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_233My
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1:21:16–1:21:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_234jaw hurts.
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1:21:27–1:21:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_235The lump on my jaw? What, you mean the muscle?
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1:21:47–1:21:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_236Of course, how else would I move my mouth without the muscle?
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1:21:54–1:21:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_237Kind of important.
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1:22:04–1:22:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_238How do people not know they have a muscle in their jaw? Like, how do you think the jaw moves?
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1:22:18–1:22:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_239How do you think there's so much power to chew?
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1:22:28–1:22:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_240Like you think it's just magic. Obviously there's a muscle.
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1:22:33–1:22:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_241Is everyone's face so fat you can't see your chewing muscle?
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1:22:43–1:22:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_242Really weird.
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1:22:52–1:22:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_243I mean, I never said Thailand was off. I just said I haven't made concrete plans. I don't know yet.
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1:23:50–1:23:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_244I said it depends on these 2 girls,
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1:24:04–1:24:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_245but I kind of don't really want to go anymore.
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1:24:08–1:24:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_246I think it'll just make me sad thinking about plaster, and I might end up going back to a condo or something, then I'll get arrested.
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1:24:30–1:24:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_247I wonder if my fingerprint still works on the security door.
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1:24:44–1:24:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_248Probably not a good idea. I don't really like Thai women anyway. Boring. Most of them are ugly.
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1:25:05–1:25:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_249I've never really seen a Thai woman and thought, wow,
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1:25:21–1:25:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_250most are just not my type.
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1:25:26–1:25:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_251I'd rather have a non-Thai girlfriend in Thailand, like a— maybe even a British girlfriend. Oh, what's that stuck in my
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1:26:02–1:26:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_252crown? I don't know, Thailand's boring.
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1:26:13–1:26:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_253There's some nice Things about it.
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1:26:20–1:26:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_254I like the atmosphere.
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1:26:28–1:26:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_255I hate these stupid Capri Sun hole things. A stupid straw won't go in the hole.
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1:26:35–1:26:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_256Now what am I supposed to do? Look, the straw bent.
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1:26:42–1:26:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_257Oh, I got it in. Why do they make it like this? It's the dumbest packaging ever.
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1:26:53–1:26:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_258Venus called me a mongoloid cuck.
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1:27:11–1:27:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_259Oh, come on, there's massive news every day.
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1:28:41–1:28:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_260Because I just have such an interesting life with so much going on.
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1:28:58–1:29:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_261Massive updates.
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1:29:06–1:29:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_26210 hours to go.
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1:29:20–1:29:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_263Oh God, I'm already fed up. Oh, exercise,
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1:29:23–1:29:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_264eat a cupcake, and then make dinner. I'm gonna have salmon.
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1:29:29–1:29:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_265嗯。
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1:30:39–1:30:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_266I can't believe it's gonna rain until 6 o'clock.
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1:32:02–1:32:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_267It's raining all day. I'm not going outside.
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1:32:23–1:32:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_268It's raining every single day
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1:32:34–1:32:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_269as far as the forecast goes out for the next 8 days.
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1:32:40–1:32:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_270That's insane.
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1:32:47–1:32:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_271I think you just gotta get used to going out in the rain if you're gonna live here.
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1:32:53–1:32:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_272There's more rainy days than non-rainy days.
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1:32:58–1:33:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_273I should do a tally on the whiteboard. Blue for rainy days, green for non-rainy days.
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1:33:08–1:33:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_274Yeah, gotta get ripped off every month paying for water when it literally falls out of the sky for free. How does that make sense?
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1:33:23–1:33:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_275Paying for something that falls out of the sky for free.
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1:33:34–1:33:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_276I just don't want to go out if it rains. It feels miserable.
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1:33:48–1:33:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_277I have a rainwater collector, that big green tub thing, but is it clean? Probably not. Dead insects floating in it, probably.
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1:33:56–1:34:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_278I could use it to do dishes.
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1:34:28–1:34:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_279You're washing dishes with dirty, germ-infested, stagnant water and then put your food on it. Great idea.
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1:34:33–1:34:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_280Stagnant bog water.
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1:34:53–1:34:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_281I think I use a lot of water washing up. I'm constantly washing things and cleaning things.
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1:35:11–1:35:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_282The air fryer, or the other day I cleaned the ventilator fan. I used a lot of water for
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1:35:21–1:35:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_283that.
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1:35:28–1:35:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_284Uh, what was I gonna do?
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1:35:32–1:35:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_285I don't even remember why I got up.
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1:35:36–1:35:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_286Dun dun dun dun dun
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1:35:53–1:35:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_287dun, dun dun dun dun dun.
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1:35:57–1:35:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_288Ah, why doesn't the landlord reply?
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1:36:48–1:36:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_289I want to know if I can get a cat or not. Before I continue thinking about it,
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1:37:04–1:37:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_290and then I get a dog instead. I mean, if he says I can get a cat, that means I can get a dog.
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1:37:19–1:37:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_291He didn't come and weed my garden either, which I expected.
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1:37:27–1:37:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_292Well, spasm.
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1:37:44–1:37:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_293I made
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1:37:52–1:37:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_294$512 on OnlyFans this month.
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1:37:55–1:37:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_295I've made total gross profit $48,000 on OnlyFans since I began.
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1:38:00–1:38:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_296Could have bought a house. I don't know where all the money's gone.
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1:38:09–1:38:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_297Butthole money.
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1:38:13–1:38:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_298Most of the money was from 2020 and '21. And then the rest of it trickled in over the next few years.
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1:38:21–1:38:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_299I'm gonna pay electricity and rent with the money.
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1:38:51–1:38:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_300I think 220K from YouTube.
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1:39:10–1:39:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_301Maybe 15K PayPals, a couple thousand merch.
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1:39:17–1:39:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_302Yeah, Crip's long gone. She was supposed to come here today. The game plan was she was gonna come end of August after her period. She just vanished without a word. Not a single word. There's gone
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1:40:41–1:40:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_303Oh, weirdo.
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1:41:02–1:41:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_304If she knocks on the door now, I guess I'll fuck her. I hate fuck her slowly.
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1:41:11–1:41:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_305And then kick her out.
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1:41:27–1:41:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_306Kind of good thing she didn't come. I mean, look at the weather. Imagine Crypt comes and it's raining every day.
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1:42:06–1:42:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_307Here's me thinking, oh, the weather's gonna be good. Not too hot. Now it's just fucking raining every day. Good thing she didn't come. It would be so boring. Can't go anywhere.
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1:42:13–1:42:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_308It's going to rain every single day.
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1:42:26–1:42:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_309Plus, I got better girls to meet now, not weirdos from the channel.
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1:42:34–1:42:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_310I'm fed up meeting channel girls. They're just a waste of time.
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1:42:42–1:42:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_311I want a nice normal girl who's not insane.
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1:42:50–1:42:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_312Never dating a channel girl again, or even gonna meet one.
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1:43:03–1:43:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_313No thanks. Find nice local girl.
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1:43:09–1:43:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_314Carrie B doesn't even like having sex. How would I date her? And she lives in America. I'd never go to America.
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1:47:56–1:48:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_315She's asexual, isn't she?
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1:48:12–1:48:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_316Books are boring. If some girl says they like reading, I'm like, boring, next topic. I don't even want to know about what you're reading.
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1:48:40–1:48:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_317They always read romance stuff, don't they?
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1:48:57–1:49:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_318I hate reading. So boring. It's like the most boring way to enjoy a story.
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1:49:12–1:49:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_319Just watch a movie or play a video game. Way better at delivering a story.
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1:49:24–1:49:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_320I hate reading books.
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1:49:32–1:49:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_321I feel like people just read books so they feel superior. They're like, oh, look at me, I'm so smart and superior to you because I read books. That's how I used to feel.
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1:49:41–1:49:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_322I remember being 10 years old after watching Harry Potter and then going to the library thinking, I'm like Hermione, I read books in the library. No one gave a shit.
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1:49:55–1:50:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_323I used to sit in the library and I'd take out the biggest book I could find just so I could pretend like I'm Hermione. So smart.
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1:50:13–1:50:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_324No one even cares.
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1:50:26–1:50:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_325I like it when the book has pictures, like Hoo-Hoo the Owl,
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1:51:56–1:51:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_326one of my favorite Enid Blyton books.
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1:52:04–1:52:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_327I like how the owl tricked all the little animals into thinking they're coming for a dinner party, but secretly he was going to eat them for dinner with his friends,
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1:52:09–1:52:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_328and then his owl friends beat him up.
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1:52:25–1:52:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_329Can you hear me? I accidentally pressed the mic button on the camera.
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1:52:48–1:52:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_330好。嗯,嗯,嗯,嗯,嗯,嘛。
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1:55:08–1:55:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_331I had a weird dream last night about a black woman having sex with me.
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1:56:05–1:56:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_332I was staying in some kind of guest house and I was jerking off a lot in my bed, not knowing that the headboard of the bed was banging the wall. And then the guesthouse manager, who seemed to be a black woman, told me there were complaints coming from the wall being banged. And I was in the bed,
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1:56:15–1:56:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_333and then she crawls into the bed from at the end of the bed, from under the blanket,
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1:56:37–1:56:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_334grabs my dick,
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1:56:45–1:56:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_335and we banged.
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1:56:50–1:56:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_336It was pretty hot. I don't know why I see black. It's not like I've been thinking about black women recently.
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1:56:54–1:57:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_337The mind is so random.
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1:57:11–1:57:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_338I literally started off the sentence saying I had a dream last night. How do you not know if it was a dream or actually happened?
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1:57:33–1:57:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_339I started the whole thing off by saying I had a dream last night.
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1:57:45–1:57:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_340I don't think I've ever— oh, I talked to one black girl in my whole life. She was a car saleswoman at Maidstone.
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1:58:13–1:58:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_341I wanted to buy a Ford Fiesta X Sport X model. It had roof racks and heightened wheels, big wheels like 18-inch. Wheels or something. It looks really cool, hybrid, but then she says it's manual and I'm like, ah, I don't want it.
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1:58:22–1:58:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_342Then I went over to Stellantis and I bought the red Peugeot. It looks really cool though, like a heightened Ford Fiesta.
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1:58:44–1:58:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_343I think Fords look pretty nice.
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1:58:56–1:58:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_344I said I might get an electric car, and then she started talking shit about it, saying, oh yeah, so this has got 190 range, but really it's probably more going to be like 130.
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1:59:11–1:59:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_345They're not very good. She was trying to get me to buy the Ford Fiesta.
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1:59:25–1:59:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_346I said, don't you have any automatics? And she said, no.
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1:59:31–1:59:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_347I don't want to buy a manual car. Imagine using 2 feet to drive like a peasant.
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1:59:37–1:59:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_348Yeah, she said she was half Thai because I said, oh, I just came back from Thailand, and she goes, no way, I'm half Thai, I would never have guessed it. I was like, really? Maybe I sound too much like I didn't believe her. She just looked completely black,
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2:00:02–2:00:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_349but then I looked at her eyes and thought, maybe they kind of look like Asian eyes.
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2:00:21–2:00:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_350You remember that— do you remember that Black woman YouTuber called Madame Maswell who made 2 videos about me? She bashed me because I stereotyped Black women as being loud, strong attitude, not very feminine, and then she's the literal embodiment of this stereotype. I just described. And she was like, how dare you stereotype us, whilst being the exact
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2:00:49–2:01:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_351embodiment of the stereotype.
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2:01:13–2:01:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_352Loudmouth, vulgar, ugly, horrible personality.
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2:01:18–2:01:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_353Bitch, what do you mean you want to stick a dick in one of those? You know that stupid accent they do, like, from the hood. Boy, I'm from the hood. I hate that accent so much.
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2:01:26–2:01:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_354She kind of just proved my point though by opening her stupid mouth.
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2:01:46–2:01:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_355I got so much hate for that Black women video.
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2:01:54–2:01:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_356I think the hood accent's probably the worst accent I've ever heard.
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2:02:00–2:02:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_357What a shithole.
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2:02:08–2:02:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_358I feel sorry for all those people who got to live there.
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2:02:13–2:02:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_359I nearly got scammed by Amway in Japan. You probably don't know the story because it's very old. Basically, back in 2017, I was on Tinder in Japan. I matched this girl, we meet up, and she takes me to meet another guy. And I'm like, okay, this is weird. So we meet her, and then we go and meet
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2:02:57–2:03:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_360another guy, and then she brings us to some apartment where there's a bunch of other women and another guy,
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2:03:18–2:03:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_361and they're preparing to do like a sales pitch. They start bringing out all these soap and cleaning products, like, look at this dirty penny, now look how clean it is.
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2:03:27–2:03:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_362And then I'm just sitting there with these 2 other guys who probably got scammed as well into thinking it was going to be a date.
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2:03:38–2:03:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_363And then they make us a pancake,
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2:03:47–2:03:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_364and then they're like trying to get us to buy the products. It was so weird.
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2:03:53–2:03:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_365So then I say, oh, I gotta go. So I put my shoes on and I walk out the door, and then one of the girls chases me down. For ¥500 for the pancake. She was like, don't you think that was not very nice that he didn't pay for the pancake? So I just gave her ¥500 and I
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2:04:03–2:04:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_366left. It was so weird.
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2:04:20–2:04:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_367I thought, is it going to be like weird sex orgy?
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2:04:26–2:04:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_368I secretly filmed it. I don't know what happened to the footage. I thought I'd put it in a video.
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2:04:32–2:04:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_369God, I had such weird experiences when I was younger in Japan
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2:04:42–2:04:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_370going on these dates.
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2:04:47–2:04:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_371I was just so desperate to fuck anything. I fucked this massive fat Japanese woman in a beauty salon. We were just having like a burger date at this little table, and then I said, can I kiss you? And she goes, no. And I go, okay. But then she gets up and sits next to me, and then we
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2:04:56–2:05:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_372start kissing anyway.
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2:05:15–2:05:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_373And then I fingered her and she was soaking wet. She was wet before I even touched her. She was like already soaking wet.
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2:05:20–2:05:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_374And then we just did it on the floor because there were no beds or anything, and she was too big to do it on the chair.
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2:05:30–2:05:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_375Her face was nice, like she had a nice cute face, but she was massive, like Tiki or Sam level almost.
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2:05:42–2:05:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_376I don't know if her pussy was actually wet or was it just sweat because it was hot.
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2:05:51–2:05:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_377Maybe she was just sweating.
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2:05:58–2:05:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_378Almost every date I went on, I just asked them if they want to go to a hotel. You'd be surprised how often it works though. Nearly all of them said yeah.
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2:06:12–2:06:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_379There's one woman I met a few times, but yeah, I tried to kiss her. She leaned away. She was not interested. But then why did she keep coming on dates with me then?
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2:06:22–2:06:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_380And then I banged this other girl. She was in her 20s. When I was living with Chihiro, I snuck out, went on this Tinder date when Chihiro was at work, and then I banged her in this hotel.
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2:06:41–2:06:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_381She was young, like in her 20s, mid-20s, but she had short hair and it felt— the hair was really stiff, like a brush. I remember it being really stiff and hard, like a broom. And she wore a Harry Potter scarf.
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2:06:57–2:07:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_382I took her on a Ferris wheel to kiss her, but she was scared of heights.
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2:07:17–2:07:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_383We were queuing up for the Ferris wheel and I go, are you scared of heights? And she goes, yeah. And I was like, whoops, too late, time to get on. And I was like kissing her in the Ferris wheel and she was having a panic attack.
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2:07:23–2:07:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_384And then I took her to karaoke ended my moves.
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2:07:37–2:07:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_385But I left the hotel worryingly late, like 8 PM. I had to rush back before Chihiro got home. I was on the same train Chihiro was on when she was coming back from work. I get off the train and someone taps me on the shoulder and it's Chihiro. I'm like, oh shit, we're on the same train.
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2:07:46–2:08:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_386And she goes, how— where were you? And I just go, oh, I was just at the camera shop. My dick was all wet from that girl's pussy.
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2:08:06–2:08:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_387I quickly went into the bathroom and washed my dick off.
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2:08:19–2:08:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_388Hotel? I don't know, I prepaid like $100 for the night, but I didn't stay the night. We just banged in it and left.
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2:08:26–2:08:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_389Nearly got busted.
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2:08:47–2:08:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_390Well, in the early days there was no suspicion, so I could have easily said, oh, I was just out having a walk. I don't think Chihiro would have suspected. That was before she found out about my YouTube channel, so
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2:08:52–2:09:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_391she didn't know I was a degen yet.
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2:09:07–2:09:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_392She didn't find out about the YouTube channel until maybe January. That happened in November, I think.
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2:09:11–2:09:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_393The degen days. Not anymore though, I'm a changed man.
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2:09:25–2:09:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_394I only bang if I'm in love.
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2:09:31–2:09:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_395No, I didn't want her to know I was a YouTuber. I made videos talking about Chihiro when I met her. I made entire videos about the first date and, you know, moving in with her and how I'm worried she's gonna find my YouTube channel.
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2:09:47–2:10:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_396I took it all down when I moved in with her because I feared she was going to find it, so I did a preemptive strike, removed a lot of the videos where I talked about her.
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2:10:15–2:10:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_397It's funny, she found the channel the same way Fasta did, just by searching my name. Apparently she just typed Daniel and Japan and then popped up.
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2:10:47–2:10:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_398I wonder if it still pops up. Daniel Japan.
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2:11:35–2:11:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_399Daniel Radcliffe.
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2:11:49–2:11:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_400I think you got to scroll a bit now. Oh my God, what? Why does the Turkey Tom video pop up?
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2:11:53–2:11:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_401What if I do it in a different browser like Opera?
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2:12:08–2:12:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_402But I'm signed in on Opera.
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2:12:20–2:12:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_403Hope I sign out.
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2:12:24–2:12:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_404It's been many years now, so It's probably a lot more new content.
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2:12:45–2:12:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_405I don't think I pop up straight away.
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2:12:54–2:12:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_406Probably got to scroll a lot.
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2:13:03–2:13:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_407Yeah, I don't see anything. That's good. Time heals everything, guys.
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2:13:07–2:13:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_408No, I don't see my channel.
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2:13:39–2:13:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_409What about Daniel Japan Girlfriend?
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2:13:45–2:13:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_410MCS Podcast with Daniel, how he got a Japanese girlfriend, shares his multicultural background. Is that me? The hell is that? MCS Podcast.
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2:14:11–2:14:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_411Or even ships, I think people love that reaction and they'll just keep going after that. But if you're just like, not care about that at all, like, you know, you guys are— that's very interesting. So I'm pretty sure a lot of listeners here, a lot of PI students, especially boys, a lot of them have zero experience with
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2:14:32–2:14:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_412dating or whatever. So So as a person who has the experience, could you give the listeners some tips on how to find a girlfriend? Um, basically you just need to look kind and— The fuck is this? You— and the tip 4 is don't pick your nose. It's not me, but it sounds like—
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2:14:54–2:15:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_413I mean, it says Daniel, how he got a Japanese girlfriend, but it's some high-pitched kid's voice. What about her?
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2:15:24–2:15:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_414I just get a lot of Karate Kid stuff. Uh, Turkey Tom video popped up.
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2:15:37–2:15:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_415Sociopath YouTuber. Maybe I give his video privacy strike.
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2:15:44–2:15:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_416I think the thumbnail really doesn't look like me anymore, which might save me. And all these clips are like 6, 7 years old. I'm hoping aging has made me look kind of different. Don't I look different now?
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2:15:58–2:16:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_417Yeah, well, I don't want to shop in the stupid search results.
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2:17:55–2:17:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_418Does me no good.
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2:18:08–2:18:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_419Yeah, maybe I will delete the fucking channel. The only reason I don't is because if people start re-uploading my stuff, I can easily copyright strike them if I've got the original. If I don't have the original, the YouTube thing won't tell me that someone's reuploaded my video.
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2:18:14–2:18:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_420Sometimes I wish I could just nuke it all so I don't have the temptation of putting it all back up again.
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2:18:34–2:18:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_421I would love to nuke it all actually and just have like a clean channel.
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2:18:41–2:18:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_422But I need the original so I could stop people from re-uploading.
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2:18:53–2:18:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_423I will just— I'll rename the channel to Dead Channel and put a black picture for my profile.
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2:19:04–2:19:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_424But the biggest risk is these other YouTubers who get more views than I do, and they made a video about me.
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2:19:35–2:19:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_425I never ended the stream. I think your Kick just glitched. It does this glitch where it says I'm offline, but I'm not offline. It does it to me as well.
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2:19:50–2:19:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_426I don't know if I should do a privacy complaint for Tokytom video, get my face blurred.
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2:20:03–2:20:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_427I feel like a dick doing it, but that video is a bit of a liability.
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2:20:16–2:20:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_428I'm sure he doesn't care anymore. It's been 5 months. He got his views, didn't he?
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2:20:29–2:20:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_429Oh, my Amazon's here.
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2:20:34–2:20:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_430Uh, what did I get? Oh, I got a pole.
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2:20:38–2:20:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_431I think that's my Amazon.
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2:20:43–2:20:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_432Oh no, he's leaving. Or is he parking there?
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2:20:47–2:20:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_433Oh no, it's here. Oh no, it's not. I don't know, whatever.
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2:20:58–2:21:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_434Damn, he looks tall. He's getting soaked. I do not envy him in the pouring rain.
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2:21:03–2:21:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_435Tough job, isn't it?
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2:21:29–2:21:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_436Hey! Oh God,
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2:21:51–2:21:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_437I blew out everyone's eardrums wearing headphones.
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2:21:57–2:21:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_438No one's buying me groceries. Someone bought me a microwave yesterday.
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2:22:04–2:22:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_439Oh, he's leaving.
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2:22:14–2:22:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_440What old one? I never had a microwave.
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2:22:24–2:22:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_441Come on, teapot, when did I ever have a microwave?
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2:22:28–2:22:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_442Jesus.
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2:22:33–2:22:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_443Maybe I could trade the microwave for a kitten.
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2:22:40–2:23:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_444I think I'd be a great cat owner. I'd give it the best Food. And I saw a thing yesterday saying cats don't like drinking water that's not moving, so they tend to not drink and they get dehydrated. There's a special fountain thing encourages them to drink more. They like drinking flowing water, apparently.
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2:23:29–2:23:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_445嗯。
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2:26:16–2:26:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_446Fears for Tavistock as 200 new homes plan unveiled.
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2:26:32–2:26:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_447I wonder if I legally change my name, do you think I can get my job at Every back again?
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2:27:08–2:27:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_448I liked with every how you could just— you had freedom. You can go whenever you want. All they care about is as long as you Get rid of the parcels. They don't really care if you start in the morning or the afternoon. I mean, you could even do it at night. How would they even know?
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2:27:41–2:27:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_449They said we don't work on Sunday, but I went on Sunday anyway.
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2:28:01–2:28:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_450I'd rather go on Sunday so I got less parcels on Monday to deliver, and also Sunday's way quieter on the roads.
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2:28:07–2:28:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_451If there's like 150 parcels there to deliver, I'll just do 70. I'll do the next lot next day if I want.
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2:28:20–2:28:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_452It did start to build up and then someone else delivered it.
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2:28:30–2:28:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_453Or if you want, just deliver it, go back again, deliver the rest. Felt like you can just do whatever you wanted.
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2:28:41–2:28:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_454They don't even seem to care.
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2:28:55–2:28:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_455There were parcels that were for houses I didn't like going to, so I just left them in there. I would pick— I'd pick all the easy ones and leave the hard ones.
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2:28:59–2:29:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_456There were a few houses I hated going to.
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2:29:12–2:29:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_457One had a very tight drive.
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2:29:17–2:29:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_458There was this one residential care home that had this stupid gate. You press a button to open it, but there was no button to open it it would automatically close on you, and to get it open again, you had to ask the staff to open it. So what I did was I just jumped over the wall. It
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2:29:26–2:29:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_459had like a knee-high wall. I just jumped over the wall. So what I did instead was I ran in, ditched the parcels at the front, took a picture, and then ran back to the gate before it shut, like Indiana Jones. I hate these electric gates.
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2:29:44–2:29:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_460And sometimes they wanted the parcel diverted to the post office even though I was already at the house,
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2:30:05–2:30:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_461so I just deliver it to the house anyway. I'm at the house anyway. I hate going to the post office because there's no way to park.
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2:30:12–2:30:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_462And one time I delivered to this house I always delivered to, but this time the guy was there. He opened the door and he goes, hey Daniel. And I was like, what?
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2:30:30–2:30:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_463Do you know who I am? I guess it says your driver Daniel is on his way, but it's just weird the way he said it, like he knew who I was. Hey Daniel. Hey.
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2:30:40–2:30:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_464That's the 6. I don't think so.
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2:33:29–2:33:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_465A single iPhone 17 leak video on the channel, but now there's just too much to talk about that I have to make one. So in this video, we're going to be covering 12 major new features that could be coming, that are expected to be coming to the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max. So this first one is
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2:33:36–2:33:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_466interesting because this was something that might have been hinted at with Apple's event invite, the interactive invite right there. It looks like they're reading, which means that vapor chamber cooling— vapor chamber— for a while now, and now Apple may have just confirmed it with this event invite little animation. So a vapor chamber cooler is going to really—
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2:33:51–2:34:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_467wow, vapor chamber. Pro Max, especially with that A19 Pro chip when gaming. Samsung's had that for ages. Long term, it's intensive. But that is not the only thing, because the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max might end up being like a chiller. Like, it just may never get hot at any point because we're also hearing that we're
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2:34:14–2:34:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_468going to see an all-aluminum chassis instead of an all-glass backing and camera module like we had before. So this is according to Magic Boo. So yeah, so for the 16 Pros, we had a glass camera module attached to an all-glass back, but now the 17 Pros are allegedly going to be all aluminum, like the whole chassis and
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2:34:32–2:34:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_469the camera bump. Of course, we will have some glass for that wireless charging, but it's supposed to be all aluminum now, which could be great for weight reduction because it is going to be lighter than titanium, for example, and also once again for heat. I thought titanium was their big selling point last time. Now they're changing it
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2:34:52–2:35:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_470to aluminum. Has used stainless steel or titanium on all of the Pro model iPhones, all the higher-end iPhones. So how is Apple going to go back to aluminum on the 17 Pro and Pro Max while still making it feel premium, especially if it's lighter as well? So that's the big million-dollar question that no leak can answer at
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2:35:07–2:35:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_471this point. I guess we'll just have to see when Apple does it. But my biggest concern, I'm sure your guys' biggest concern as well, is, is it going to actually feel premium in the hand? Like, is it going to feel more premium than the base iPhone 17, which will also be aluminum? But I'll tell you one thing
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2:35:26–2:35:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_472that will be better than the base model iPhone, and that is going to be the battery life on the 17 Pro and especially on the 17 Pro Max, because the iPhone 17 Pro Max might have insane battery life because we're hearing that it's going to have around a 5,000 milliamp-hour battery, and that's compared to like a 4,600-4,700
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2:35:39–2:35:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_473milliamp-hour battery.
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2:35:58–2:35:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_474Wow, look at that
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2:36:07–2:36:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_475tree.
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2:36:12–2:36:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_476I don't think it's going to be terrible, but it's pretty, pretty crazy to see the contrast there, like 3,000 versus 5,000. He sounds like one of those characters from Sesame Street. Now one thing I wanted to mention in here, I'm not going to count this as a number in this list because we hear this every year, so
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2:36:25–2:36:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_477I don't want to include it in this, but we're also hearing that reverse wireless charging might be coming with the 17 Pro and Pro Max, where you can like sit your AirPods on the back and charge them up on the back of your iPhone, things like that. So we've heard that forever. I'm not going to include it
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2:36:40–2:36:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_478in this video as like a number, but that is something we're hearing again this year. And speaking of battery life, if you're planning on picking up an iPhone 17, or if you just need a better solution for charging your devices at home, today's sponsor EcoFlow— so this is the thing to take up another Alpine Peak. I personally
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2:36:52–2:37:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_479cannot wait for this. Now we're also going to see some pretty crazy camera upgrades this year with the iPhone 17 Pro and Pro Max, which is always going to be a big Why do people actually care about the cameras? I barely ever take any photos.
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2:37:10–2:37:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_480I'd
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2:37:25–2:37:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_481rather they just improve the battery life and forget about the stupid cameras.
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2:37:32–2:37:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_482Streaming maybe, or if you're like vlogging, you could show the front camera and the rear camera at the same time, which would be pretty neat. But I think this next one is the one that most people are more excited for because we're also hearing that the Pro and Pro Max might be getting a 48-megapixel telephoto lens instead
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2:37:42–2:37:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_483of the 12-megapixel that we had on the 16 Pro and Pro Max. So now all 3 cameras are going to be 48 megapixels, and of course we are going to see that new design, that new camera bar design on the back, which was confirmed by a real Apple employee out in the wild. You guys saw that. You
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2:37:57–2:38:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_484can see here on the dummy model you do have that new camera design with the flash and, you know, the sensors over here on the right instead of being over on the left with the lenses. Now a lot of people were upset last year when the 16 Pro Max did not have a major advantage over the 16
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2:38:14–2:38:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_485Pro in the camera department, but that might be changing this year because the Pro Max might have the advantage with a further upgraded telephoto lens with 8x optical zoom. But it might not even be a fixed 8x, considering that the lens can apparently move, allowing for continuous optical zoom at various focal lengths. So maybe it could go
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2:38:28–2:38:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_486from like 5 to 8x, like variable. You can just, you know, zoom in and zoom out. We were also hearing rumors that the lens might actually come out, like it might actually See it move. It's really interesting. It seems un-Apple-like, but that could be something interesting we could see with the camera as well for that telephoto lens.
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2:38:51–2:39:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_487Now number 8 is going to be related to performance. So we're hearing that we're going to have 12GB of RAM on the Pro and Pro Max. So the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max— oh God, boring— year over year. Number 12 is about specifically magnets. Magnets.
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2:39:07–2:39:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_488嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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2:39:50–2:39:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_489I'm bored, guys. I'm going to toilet.
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2:40:26–2:40:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_490Oh.
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2:40:42–2:40:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_491Might as well work out the muscles.
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2:43:23–2:43:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_492嗯,啊,啊。
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2:43:41–2:44:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_493That
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2:44:59–2:44:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_494is not getting easier. 15 kgs are no joke.
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2:45:11–2:45:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_495Bye.
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2:46:19–2:46:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_496Bye.
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2:46:28–2:46:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_497Bye.
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2:46:31–2:46:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_498Bye. Gay.
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2:46:34–2:46:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_499Oh,
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2:47:43–2:47:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_500it was sort of low energy.
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2:47:50–2:47:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_501Oh God,
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2:49:38–2:49:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_502today
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2:49:45–2:49:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_503is not easy.
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2:49:50–2:49:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_504嗯,嗯,嗯,嗯。
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2:50:03–2:50:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_505Oh God.
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2:52:16–2:52:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_506嗯。嗯。
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2:54:45–2:54:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_507That was a tough workout.
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2:56:08–2:56:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_508Boy.
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2:56:43–2:56:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_509Oh.
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2:56:52–2:56:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_510I think
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2:58:39–2:58:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_511I'm getting better at the hand plants. Maybe soon I can lift up my whole body vertically.
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2:58:49–2:58:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_512That is how you get wrecked.
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3:01:02–3:01:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_513This house is not in the middle of nowhere. It's like 40 minutes from a massive city. It's in between all the major towns. You got 2 massive cities like 40-minute drive away.
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3:02:49–3:03:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_514It's not in the middle of nowhere.
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3:03:03–3:03:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_515It's in a really nice area— peaceful, quiet,
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3:03:21–3:03:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_516beautiful— with good links to towns nearby.
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3:03:30–3:03:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_517Townhouses are cheaper. They're like 80 or 100K for a terrace house in the town,
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3:03:52–3:03:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_518like one of those shitty terrace houses.
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3:04:00–3:04:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_519This is a nice semi-detached medium-sized house
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3:04:11–3:04:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_520in a nice countryside location.
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3:04:17–3:04:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_521Okay, maybe it's a bit tiny. It's just a 2-bedroom.
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3:04:24–3:04:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_522Yeah, well, my mom's house probably bigger than Goryo's house.
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3:05:02–3:05:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_523Going to be my house someday.
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3:05:07–3:05:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_524嗯。
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3:05:50–3:05:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_525How would my uncle be able to sell half of my mum's house? God, the amount of retardation that comes out of this guy's mouth.
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3:06:44–3:06:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_526Like, every single thing you say is so stupid.
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3:06:54–3:06:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_527Why the fuck would my uncle be able to sell half of my mum's property?
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3:07:19–3:07:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_528Yeah, it was my granddad, and then it wasn't anymore because he fucking died.
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3:07:28–3:07:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_529Idiot. Oh God,
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3:07:37–3:07:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_530my granddad's estate was split in half. My dad got half and the uncle got the other half and built his house on it, and then he sold his house and moved out.
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3:07:41–3:07:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_531Yeah, and they became 2 separate properties. They don't share the property.
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3:07:59–3:08:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_532And turned one property in one piece of land into 2 bits of land.
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3:08:13–3:08:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_533Oh God.
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3:08:31–3:08:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_534I
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3:09:14–3:09:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_535wonder if my cousin lives near. Devon, because my uncle sold his house to move out to another house to be nearer to my cousin, and my uncle moved out in between Devon and Kent.
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3:09:17–3:09:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_536And then when I was on Facebook, I saw my cousin recently came to the moors where I stream at.
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3:09:41–3:09:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_537Dartmoor.
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3:10:00–3:10:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_538He was at my sister's wedding. Apparently he stayed up all night dancing.
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3:10:03–3:10:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_539I went back to my room at like I went back to my room about 4 PM. I took off my suit and everything. I was done. I had the food, and then they started clearing around the tables to get ready for the dance floor. I didn't stick around.
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3:10:11–3:10:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_540I was exhausted.
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3:10:27–3:10:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_541There's so many people. Didn't I go live? Didn't I go back to my room and I went live whilst the wedding was still going on? I forgot now.
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3:10:31–3:10:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_542Devon's like 4 and a half hour drive to my mom's place.
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3:10:44–3:10:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_543Yeah, I was done. And when the food was finished— I didn't even get any wedding cake—
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3:10:50–3:10:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_544the food was finished, they started moving all the tables. I wasn't going to dance.
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3:10:56–3:10:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_545I went down to the kitchen to get— because they were making after You know, like after the main meal snacks. My mum had this chef man in the kitchen making sandwiches, so I had some sandwiches,
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3:11:03–3:11:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_546went back, back up to my bedroom. I felt kind of lonely. I didn't talk to anyone. I, I talked to 2 people, Dave Gibson and this random guy who works at
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3:11:23–3:11:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_547Robinhood. Because my brother-in-law's in finance, he knows all these people who work for stuff like Freetrade, Trading 212, Robinhood. So I chatted to this guy who works at Robinhood. He said he used to work at Freetrade. He said, how did that go? I said, I lost a lot of money, and we laughed.
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3:11:37–3:11:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_548And then I had enough and went back to my bedroom. Boring. No one talked to me.
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3:12:10–3:12:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_549No one that I want to talk to either.
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3:12:16–3:12:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_550Next morning was funny. All these people just emerging from the garden hungover.
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3:12:38–3:12:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_551I went into the tent the next day after the aftermath just to see the carnage. God, it was a mess. All the tents in the garden with all the cooking equipment were still there. We had these waiters and waitresses, you know, holding the plates like that with one hand, going around with drinks and stuff. It was like
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3:12:55–3:13:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_552being in a Hitman level.
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3:13:16–3:13:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_553I had a live music thing as well.
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3:13:29–3:13:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_554Yeah, it was like a woman playing violin in the garden.
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3:13:35–3:13:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_555I felt so out of place in my own garden. I felt like, is this even my home anymore? All these people in my garden,
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3:13:42–3:13:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_556most of them don't even know that I grew up here.
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3:13:53–3:13:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_557I felt, felt very weird about it all.
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3:14:07–3:14:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_558You know, like your homeland being invaded, even if it's just for one day.
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3:14:12–3:14:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_559If I had a wedding like that, I wouldn't even have anyone come. It would just be the wife's family. I don't have any friends.
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3:14:25–3:14:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_560Who's gonna come to my wedding? Accidentally doxxed my own wedding.
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3:14:37–3:14:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_561I've only been— I've been to 2 weddings now, my cousin's and my sister's. Her cousin's wedding was back in 2013, or was it 2012?
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3:14:47–3:14:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_562I wore jeans, an orange and black checkered shirt with that same gray blazer thingy.
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3:15:02–3:15:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_56378 people. That's still less people than that came to the wedding. I'm so famous, but I got less people in my stream than at a wedding.
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3:15:13–3:15:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_564So unfamous, and yet my infamy follows me around ruining my life.
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3:15:28–3:15:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_565Stupid, isn't it?
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3:15:36–3:15:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_566I suffer all the downfalls of fame but don't enjoy the upfalls of the fame, like insane amounts of money and women.
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3:15:41–3:15:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_567All the de-benefits Hardly any of the benefits.
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3:15:52–3:15:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_568The thing I don't like about weddings is it's not about you. It's about
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3:16:21–3:16:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_569the 2 people getting married, and it's their special day.
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3:16:28–3:16:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_570And I get that, but it makes me feel like I'm an insignificant ant.
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3:16:33–3:16:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_571I hope I don't have to go to another wedding ever again.
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3:16:54–3:16:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_572Or the— I mean, a funeral. Yeah, I'm not going to any more of these stupid events, funerals, whatever. Done.
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3:16:58–3:17:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_573And sometimes I wish I just stayed in Japan and didn't come home,
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3:17:16–3:17:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_574but I was in a lot of debt and I thought, yeah, better come home and save up money instead of just going into more debt.
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3:17:24–3:17:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_575That was clever, wasn't it?
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3:17:44–3:17:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_576I should have just gone back to Thailand even though Faster wasn't there.
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3:17:50–3:17:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_577I don't want to see any of these people ever again.
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3:18:14–3:18:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_578Done with them.
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3:18:19–3:18:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_579My other cousin got married too, but she had a secret wedding.
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3:19:04–3:19:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_580Just family. Didn't even tell anyone they were getting married until after they got married.
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3:19:10–3:19:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_581It really is gonna rain all day.
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3:20:01–3:20:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_582I mean, my dad seemed kind of annoyed that I got married.
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3:20:55–3:20:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_583He was like, Okay, better tell me your wife's name because I'm not going to call her your wife forever. I didn't even tell my family I was getting married. They only found out through my YouTube channel.
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3:20:59–3:21:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_584I didn't say a word to them. I just got married.
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3:21:15–3:21:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_585All I cared about was making content.
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3:21:21–3:21:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_586The marriage was great. It just gave me more things to talk about, like this storyline. It was like one video to the next to the next.
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3:21:26–3:21:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_587We're getting married. One week after getting married. My thoughts being married. One month since I got married. Shopping with my new wife. It was such great storytelling.
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3:21:37–3:21:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_588It was so easy. I had so many video ideas.
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3:21:54–3:21:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_589To me, it wasn't a real marriage. It was just content and convenience. I wasn't like, oh my God, guys, I'm getting married. I'm so happy.
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3:22:04–3:22:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_590No, I felt like, oh shit, I don't know if this is a good idea, but it's gonna be good content. Channel's blowing up. This is a great time to capitalize on the blowup from the No Friends video, hook them in with this marriage stuff.
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3:22:17–3:22:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_591Nah, I'm done with Japan.
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3:22:47–3:22:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_592I feel like going to Japan is running away and admitting defeat.
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3:22:55–3:23:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_593I'm planting firm boots in British soil. I'm gonna get myself a British girlfriend. Gonna drive my car, gonna get a house, ain't running nowhere.
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3:23:03–3:23:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_594And this is my country. I grew up here, born here. Why should I leave? You leave. You go to Japan.
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3:23:31–3:23:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_595It's my country.
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3:23:41–3:23:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_596I do whatever it goddamn takes.
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3:23:51–3:23:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_597Who broke up?
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3:24:06–3:24:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_598What did Pia do? How was Pia behind it? What are you talking about?
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3:24:14–3:24:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_599I thought Chosen was the one who exposed it because he was secretly talking to Chihiro without her knowing that he was a
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3:24:31–3:24:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_600viewer. Yeah, Murph, that's like in London and stupid cities like Sheffield and Birmingham. Um, in the countryside, it's British,
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3:24:40–3:24:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_601just like me, born and bred.
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3:25:00–3:25:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_602I'm the truest British there ever was.
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3:25:05–3:25:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_603Now, those people won't come to the countryside. The money's in the cities. They'll stay in the cities, they'll grow their family in the cities, their kids will stay in the cities because that's where the jobs are. Why would they come to middle of nowhere
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3:25:15–3:25:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_604English countryside where there's nothing here but beaches and fish and chip shops? I mean, there was a Turkish barber in Tavistock.
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3:25:30–3:25:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_605That's why I stay clear of the cities. It has all the stuff that attracts the people that I don't really want to be around.
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3:25:53–3:25:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_606There's nothing here for them.
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3:26:08–3:26:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_607I heard from Meaningless Rubbish. Oh yeah, we chat all the time. Yeah, we just had a really deep phone call last night.
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3:26:13–3:26:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_608We're such great friends.
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3:26:23–3:26:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_609We're going on a motorbike trip to Scotland soon.
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3:26:38–3:26:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_610No, my current place had no furniture. I built everything myself.
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3:27:04–3:27:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_611I got IKEA flat pack furniture, I put it all together.
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3:27:10–3:27:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_612Yeah, 2 people who hate each other stuck together. On stream. That'd be great content.
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3:27:25–3:27:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_613He keeps mocking me for not doing pickup. How many girlfriends has he had then?
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3:27:40–3:27:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_614Remember slightly homeless having a tantrum at Ice in the RV trip when they were wearing the yellow hats and jackets and then he storms off?
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3:28:02–3:28:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_615That was funny. Why did homeless get so emotional?
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3:28:13–3:28:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_616He was like, fuck you, Ice, all you care about is money. Duh, what else is he gonna care about? As if Ice ever cared about friendship and bros.
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3:28:21–3:28:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_617Nothing wrong with that. He's a businessman. It's all just content. I remember watching that first Japan subathon in Thailand when I was still really sad about not going to Japan. I was hooked. I watched the whole thing.
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3:28:45–3:29:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_618It
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3:29:10–3:29:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_619was so good before he joined Kick. Kick was the downfall. Thailand streams were good too.
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3:29:13–3:29:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_620I think after the Thailand stream, it was already the end.
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3:29:20–3:29:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_621I missed most of the Japan stream this year, busy with my own stuff. I caught the last 15 days, I think, when he was crashing out all the time.
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3:29:30–3:29:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_622There's just so many annoying people, like that weird guy with the big chin and the long hair. Danny, I think his name was. He was so annoying. I could tell Ice was annoyed at him straight away.
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3:29:45–3:29:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_623He looked a bit like Social Repose but younger.
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3:30:10–3:30:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_624They were all really annoying, all the new leeches, like Murat Benny K or something. Oh, so annoying. Baby Hayes. Oh, I can tell him.
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3:30:23–3:30:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_625That fat guy who just moaned all the time, the man though, he was really annoying. He wouldn't even try the spicy chicken.
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3:30:47–3:30:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_626He visited Murat. Why was he in immigration detention center? Why does he dress so smart on his upper body and then he wears shorts? Sandals on his lower body. It looks so weird.
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3:31:15–3:31:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_627Half smart and half at the beach. Did he go like that to immigration? I saw people in full suit and tie at immigration in Thailand. What dweebs these people are. It says dress smart, not dress in a fucking suit and tie. It just means don't show up in your swimsuit.
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3:31:28–3:31:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_628They're like, oh, I'm gonna dress up in a suit and tie, that means I'm gonna have a greater chance of getting what I want from immigration. They don't give a fuck.
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3:31:49–3:31:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_629I
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3:32:05–3:32:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_630hate going to immigration. You queue up all morning and then you nearly get to your place, and then it's lunchtime and they kick you all out because the staff will go for lunch. You gotta wait an hour and then queue up again.
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3:32:10–3:32:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_631The government building is pretty impressive. It's like a big football stadium, but instead of grass in the middle, it's like a big food court area. Well, it's usually empty, but sometimes they have Food court in there.
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3:32:30–3:32:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_632It took all day. You get there at 8 o'clock in the morning, you end up going home at like 5 or 6. So slow.
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3:33:15–3:33:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_633I hate going to immigration.
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3:33:37–3:33:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_634I went there so many times in Japan.
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3:33:41–3:33:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_635I met that guy, the Canadian guy with the big eyebrows, who was hating on me in the comments, and then I randomly bumped into him at immigration.
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3:33:45–3:33:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_636It's funny how people hate on me in the comments, but then in real life they're really friendly.
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3:33:56–3:34:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_637And then he went back to hating on me in the comments.
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3:34:05–3:34:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_638And I met Hong Kong guy there too. He was sitting behind us. He was like, wow, your wife's so beautiful.
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3:34:12–3:34:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_639I met another hater in Kyoto last year. Little short British guy. Recognize? Not Kyoto, it was, uh, the samurai village that Chris Brawl did a video in. He was there with his Japanese wife.
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3:34:29–3:34:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_640It was like this tiny little white guy with really baggy hoodie and trousers. Green trousers and green hoodie. He came up to me and started talking, and he was really friendly. Fasta just walked off. Like, she didn't even say hi. She just walked off.
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3:34:45–3:35:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_641He wrote in the comments saying, oh, it was crazy seeing you today. I clicked on his name. He has a YouTube channel with like 10K subs, and he had a video about me from back in 2018 hating on me.
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3:35:05–3:35:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_642That was funny.
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3:35:17–3:35:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_643He said I inspired him to make a YouTube channel.
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3:35:25–3:35:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_644I'm surprised how short these people are. Like, Caesium was pretty short as well.
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3:35:35–3:35:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_645And people think I'm short. There's like 5'5 guys out there.
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3:35:43–3:35:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_646And then another guy recognized me in Kyoto, but he was normal. He looked like a normal guy. He had a kid on the back of his bicycle. Took a photo with me. He was like, Daniel. The way he said my name gave me tingles. He said it like the way my dad used to say it. Daniel. Daniel.
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3:36:26–3:36:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_647Like that.
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3:36:47–3:36:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_648And then this other guy recognized me in Tokyo. He just said, can I take a pic? I said, okay. And then he walked off. Didn't even say, oh hey, how's it
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3:36:52–3:37:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_649Going. I wasn't even streaming. I got recognized 3 times. I wasn't even— no, 4 times. I wasn't even streaming. First, first day I arrived in Japan last year in Fukuoka, outside of the Apple Hotel, this Asian American guy recognized me. 2023 as well, I got recognized outside of the Slum Hotel, another Asian American.
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3:37:04–3:37:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_650Shin-Imamiya was the station. That slummy area near Shinsekai and the sums in the Tobu Daishinchi place has that cheap, really cheap hotel where the room looks like a prison cell. It's like $15, $10 a night.
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3:37:30–3:37:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_651Got like 4 tatami mats, tobacco-stained wallpaper. Disgusting.
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3:37:54–3:38:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_652Yeah, the normal guy from Kyoto, I bet he was like a one-time viewer from back in 2018 before
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3:38:07–3:38:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_653my viewership became mostly incels and weirdos.
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3:38:14–3:38:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_654I really didn't know that the— my behavior and content would shape my audience. I didn't know that at all until it was too late. I really wish I knew that.
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3:38:20–3:38:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_655How did I not know that? I just didn't understand the concepts that a creator's audience is a reflection of themselves.
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3:38:34–3:38:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_656I was so clueless about how internet audiences are shaped.
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3:39:41–3:39:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_657I got recognized a few times in Manchester, once at Aldi and then again just crossing the street.
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3:40:04–3:40:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_658Behold the cargo bike mom. Once she was young and cool. Behold, every Saturday night she was out clubbing, fueled by overpriced gin and tonics and bad decisions. She swore she would never become this. She promised herself she was going to stay cool. Is this an AI voice? Sounds very clean. 30 PM every Saturday, here she stands commanding
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3:40:45–3:41:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_659a 2-wheeled tank loaded with kids and organic groceries, her cool leather jacket replaced by A waterproof parka. A plant I used to think was very boring, but which I've come to admire and to use. This is pachysandra. Now, pachysandra might look a bit boring. Boring? I think you'll agree it's quite useful. It's got these leaves which are
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3:41:11–3:41:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_660glossy green and serrated-edged, a bit like a serrated knife. They get even glossier as they reflect light, the light that comes into a shady spot. Then on top of these little rosettes of green leaves, you'll get tufty white flowers. But the great thing about pachysandra is it spreads. It never grows much higher than this. You can see
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3:41:36–3:41:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_661it's only about 4 or 5 inches high, so it makes a thick evergreen rug in shade, rather more interesting than ivy, and such a good doer. It thrives in almost any soil and certainly in shade. A plant I used to think was— There's a myth that cats will always find their way home. I emasculated my ex-husband 3
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3:41:59–3:42:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_662specific ways. I moved to Japan recently and I've been spending a lot of time at this secondhand store called Book Off. The one I go to is grafted onto the bottom of this apartment building, or maybe it was there first and the apartments erupted fully furnished. Like Athena from Zeus's head. Either way, if I loiter outside in
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3:42:21–3:42:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_663the right lighting conditions, I feel like Link standing at the foot of the Great Deku Tree. Good money says there's just as many spiders hidden in this place. It is Japan, after all. In addition to spiders, they have books and CDs and games, but I can barely read Japanese and I— The cheese tax! The cheese tax! You
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3:42:38–3:42:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_664gotta pay the cheese tax every time you're cooking when the cheese comes out. Just a piece of cheese. The rules are the rules and the facts are the facts, and when the cheese drawer opens, you gotta pay the tax. The cheese tax. Imagine being locked inside all day with nothing. No matter what someone does, they don't betray
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3:42:56–3:43:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_665you or do something wrong. They simply act differently than you expect. Homeowners in council tax battle. Emotional burnout explained by ducks. Duck not sad, not angry, not crying, just done.
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3:43:13–3:43:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_666You're inhaling cancer, literally. When cigarette smoke enters your body, it carries over 7,000 chemicals, and at least 70 of them are known to cause cancer. A former smoker turned product designer from Oregon is shaking— Judgment for pies. For pies? What's your credit score? Last time I checked— We seized a Range Rover today from a gentleman, and his
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3:43:26–3:43:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_667partner decided to turn up and collect him in another uninsured vehicle, at which point her vehicle was He's come down to complain about the seizure of both those vehicles, and his friend has driven him down here. So that's the hat trick. All three have gone. There's a Range Rover today from a gentleman. Can we talk about fighting?
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3:43:47–3:44:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_668Oh, hey, my friend Dini has a question for you. Yeah, sure. Hold up, wait. If I've been a ladyboy, am I still straight? No, you are gay as fuck. The tin mines of Cornwall, once flourishing, then derelict, have begun to— derelict. And as of old, they wear a birch broom at their winding heads to ward off evil
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3:44:07–3:44:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_669spirits. Swept away now, it's announced, is government bulk buying of tin. A free market is to be established again, and already the price has gone up by £180 a ton. Reopen the tin mines. Make Cornwall great again.
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3:44:27–3:44:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_670Daniel slowly killing off his online following. Yep, just milking the last penny. And then see ya, I'm out.
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3:45:29–3:45:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_671No more content,
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3:45:43–3:45:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_672just this.
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3:45:47–3:45:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_673Extracting the last tin ores from the mind before I dynamite it out of existence.
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3:46:11–3:46:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_674Getting a job at Greggs.
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3:46:24–3:46:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_675I'm gonna nut in the Cornish pasties.
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3:46:28–3:46:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_676The secret sauce.
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3:46:34–3:46:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_677Thanks for participating.
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3:46:45–3:46:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_678Mm-hmm.
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3:47:03–3:47:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_679Nom
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3:47:45–3:47:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_680nom.
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3:48:05–3:48:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_681嗯。
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3:50:17–3:50:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_682Oh, rain's making me really sleepy.
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3:51:21–3:51:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_6833 ways your cat is telling you they're not happy.
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3:52:29–3:52:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_684If you love—
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3:52:35–3:52:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_685if you're a gardener, you'll stop discussing your partner's mistakes with your friends and family. Oh my God, sorry about that, because That irritates me. That irritates me for saying that. Oh mate, don't say that. Oh mate, don't say that.
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3:52:38–3:53:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_686That guy's funny.
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3:53:07–3:53:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_687It irritates me, therefore do not say it.
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3:53:11–3:53:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_688Idiot.
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3:53:19–3:53:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_689Can't check stock market. A no market on Monday.
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3:53:27–3:53:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_690Oh, boring.
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3:53:34–3:53:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_691I can't do anything.
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3:53:52–3:53:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_692Oh.
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3:53:56–3:53:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_693Even the Flip 7 is boring now. I wish I returned it.
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3:54:13–3:54:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_694I'm hiccupping, it's not vomiting, idiot.
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3:54:32–3:54:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_695嗯,嗯嗯嗯。
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3:55:00–3:55:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_696嗯。
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3:55:48–3:55:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_697Look at the wine whining.
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3:56:15–3:56:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_698Yeah, the hydrophobic spray didn't do anything. Still water on it.
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3:56:46–3:56:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_699Damn, it's just normal water, isn't it? From China.
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3:56:55–3:56:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_700Oh, what's that? Stupid spider web.
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3:57:09–3:57:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_701Ah, I'm gonna cook my salmon in the bacon fat.
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3:57:25–3:57:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_702Salmon broccoli with chips. Sounds good.
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3:57:32–3:57:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_703I can't believe there's nothing to do.
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3:57:44–3:57:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_704Don't even have anything left to clean anymore. Could clean the shower again. You'll just get full of hair again.
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3:57:50–3:57:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_705And where's my Amazon, by the way? Fucking Amazon. I bought a pole.
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3:58:28–3:58:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_706A few more deliveries on the way to your address.
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3:58:40–3:58:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_707Maybe he's stuck. It says he's in Tavistock.
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3:58:46–3:58:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_708Oh no, oh no, that's where I am. No, I'm here. He's in— he's still in Tavistock. The fuck is he doing?
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3:59:00–3:59:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_709Make real content? Like what?
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3:59:20–3:59:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_710What content can I make?
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3:59:27–3:59:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_711I need a girl.
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3:59:30–3:59:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_712No girls want to come on the stream.
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3:59:36–3:59:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_713Doing stuff costs money. I make more money if I don't do anything.
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4:01:39–4:01:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_714Landlord didn't reply. Should I just go and get the kitten?
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4:02:38–4:02:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_715This person said all kittens are still available, £125.
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4:02:59–4:03:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_716For— it's like a tabby.
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4:03:06–4:03:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_717Available from next month. I want it now.
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4:03:32–4:03:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_718Says they want to do a viewing so they can meet me.
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4:03:39–4:03:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_719Well, obviously if I'm going to pick up the cat, you're going to meet me.
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4:03:44–4:03:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_720Stupid. Why do they put them up for sale if they're not ready to be sold?
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4:03:58–4:04:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_7212 weeks. Oh my God,
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4:04:04–4:04:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_722can I just take them all with the mum as well?
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4:04:08–4:04:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_723Ready to leave now.
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4:04:50–4:04:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_724God, Amazon driver's so slow. What is he doing?
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4:05:12–4:05:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_725Maybe his van broke down. Look, he says it's still in Tavistock unless the map's bugged. Sometimes they lose internet connection because they probably don't know that they need Lebara, and then the map doesn't update until they actually get here.
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4:05:18–4:05:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_726All right.
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4:05:56–4:05:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_727Damn, 65 viewers. It's truly over. No more 8K a month.
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4:09:18–4:09:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_728Can't believe it.
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4:09:26–4:09:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_729Even going outside doesn't make it go up.
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4:09:35–4:09:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_730My mum asked for the house key back when I left, but I didn't give it back to her. She thinks you changed all the locks.
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4:10:24–4:10:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_731Not giving you my house key. Had that since I was a kid.
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4:10:32–4:10:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_732Fuck off.
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4:10:36–4:10:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_733Not giving you back the money then. It's mine.
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4:10:56–4:10:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_734My 1-year anniversary in Devon's coming soon.
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4:11:10–4:11:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_7354 months away. Can you believe it? A year here. So much has happened.
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4:11:15–4:11:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_736Crazy, isn't it?
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4:11:25–4:11:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_737Just 9 months ago, I was in my bedroom Christmas doing Amazon.
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4:11:29–4:11:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_738I need money to build my life here.
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4:11:49–4:11:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_739Yeah, I'm always happier in my bedroom. I love my house and my garden. It's just the people.
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4:12:05–4:12:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_740I wish I could just be alone in my bedroom in my house. I liked it when my mum used to go to work. I had the whole house to myself. Could get my sex doll out.
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4:12:15–4:12:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_741Maybe she can be called Jenny, my big butt and booby torso.
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4:12:28–4:12:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_742I used to fuck that all day,
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4:12:38–4:12:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_743and then my mum retired.
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4:12:41–4:12:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_744I never had the house to myself again.
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4:12:44–4:12:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_745People kept coming around.
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4:12:52–4:12:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_746I just want to sit on the sofa and watch news in peace.
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4:12:58–4:13:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_747Push Kim by my side.
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4:13:04–4:13:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_748I miss my bedroom. Sometimes when I'm in bed here, I shut my eyes and it's all dark. I like imagining I'm in my bedroom. Like, I picture the walls being When I lay on my left side, I imagine the wall to that side like it is in my bedroom, and I imagine the walls in my bedroom, the
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4:13:08–4:13:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_749door being over there like it usually is.
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4:13:26–4:13:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_750I spent nearly my whole life in that room.
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4:13:34–4:13:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_751Oh,
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4:13:46–4:13:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_752I love my little desk. I built that desk myself when I was 17 years old. I had that desk for nearly 20 years.
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4:13:51–4:13:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_753It was when I first started making money from my job at the Roebuck Inn. I bought that table and I bought my first ever computer.
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4:14:02–4:14:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_754It was some shitty Dell desktop tower, cost like £400. Played World of Warcraft on it.
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4:14:13–4:14:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_755I like my desk and the chair. I like having the window overseeing the driveway.
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4:14:29–4:14:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_756I guess my bedroom here is actually bigger, but it feels smaller because my bed's bigger here. I've got a queen-size bed here. If I just had a single bed, it would make the bedroom feel bigger, but I've got the queen size, thinking I wouldn't be sleeping alone.
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4:14:45–4:15:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_757Can't really sleep together with someone in a single bed unless you just cuddle the whole time, which is not very comfy.
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4:15:06–4:15:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_758Gaming PC. It's just so much money and I don't do anything. If I play games, you guys start leaving.
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4:15:39–4:15:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_759Like when I start watching Instagram Reels, you start leaving.
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4:15:48–4:15:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_760Nothing, nothing I do that spends money to do something would increase my viewership. It would just decrease it
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4:15:55–4:16:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_761unless I'm doing something really stupid like building a table out of cardboard. You guys are so boring. I can't do anything.
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4:16:08–4:16:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_762You just want me to sit here moaning the whole time?
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4:16:23–4:16:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_763I get a gaming computer and then do what on it? I don't even game. Games are so expensive, like £70 for a new game, and they're not even fun. Metal Gear Solid Delta looks shit.
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4:16:42–4:16:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_764If I'm gonna spend money, I want to spend money to make money.
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4:17:06–4:17:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_765Not make less money.
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4:17:11–4:17:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_766And if I was really gonna game, cheaper to just get a PS5 and a TV. I want to get a TV anyway. Can't really beat a PS5. It's like £500 and it can play all the latest games with ray tracing and everything. You can't build a gaming PC for £500, can you? Gotta spend like £4,000 and then
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4:17:29–4:17:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_767it just does the same thing a PS5 does anyway.
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4:17:50–4:17:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_768PS5 is so ugly though. I don't know why they designed it like that. It looks like they put a console in the microwave and the plastic melted and warped. So ugly. Maybe get Xbox instead.
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4:18:15–4:18:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_769PS5's got better exclusives though, like, I don't know, whatever it's got. What exclusives does Xbox even have? Halo?
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4:18:31–4:18:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_770No, just stick with Switch too if I was gonna do any gaming.
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4:18:51–4:18:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_771Gaming's just boring.
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4:19:01–4:19:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_772I don't even play Rainbow Six anymore.
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4:19:16–4:19:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_773It says they're arriving between 1:15 and 3:15. It's 3:12 now. Is he gonna get here in 3 minutes?
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4:19:30–4:19:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_774Maybe he broke down.
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4:19:40–4:19:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_775AG Charts is a modern open source charting library built for TypeScript, React, Angular, and Vue. Your stuff, like, I can damage or I can broke your stuff or not, but she didn't think about, like, she didn't think about me, about many stuff. She just What did she do to you, Luca? My clothes, my pyjama. She— if you
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4:21:36–4:21:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_776need help, fine. If not, I'm probably gonna head to bed. I'm glad you enjoyed your free flight here. Thanks for hanging out for a couple of days. I didn't get a free flight. I, uh, I bought my own flight. I mean, bro, I lost all the money on the flight that I paid for you. You lost $400?
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4:21:59–4:22:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_777Did you tell me that I'd get $200 or $300 an hour on Casey IP? I'm getting $4 an hour.
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4:22:13–4:22:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_778You know, you know, KCIP fluctuates up and down. My KCIP is lower than it was when I was in Miami. I was getting $27 an hour. Everyone's is. That's how it goes. It goes up and it goes down. That's $4 an hour. Dude, I'm getting $20 an hour than $27. But okay, so you're leaving right now, okay?
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4:22:21–4:22:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_779Yeah. Alright, I'm just gonna let them know you're walking out the turn now. Love you, Sam. I think you did a great job. It's funny, I don't even know why Eli thinks that he's gonna do better outside of the house than inside the house. It makes no sense.
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4:22:38–4:22:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_780This streamer house thing looks so shit.
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4:22:58–4:23:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_781He just ripped off Big Brother, didn't he? It's funny because he was on Big Brother.
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4:23:27–4:23:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_782Person that like— you guys say that I like, I simp for Mark. You're the only person that's stayed what I can do, and I don't think it's fair. It's not fair on you. Yeah, yeah, it's, it's a film that might be more for me, like, it's the one there. And I know you, I know you're gonna go
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4:23:41–4:24:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_783out and make some banging content anyway, and I hope you are so Sorry, Nanny's asking for her contract right now and she won't leave the house until she gets it. Jesus Christ. One second. Boring.
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4:24:03–4:24:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_784Oh, now it says arriving 3 PM to 6 PM.
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4:27:13–4:27:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_785I don't know where the driver is. Map's not even up to date.
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4:27:19–4:27:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_786Oh God, I'm bored.
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4:27:25–4:27:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_787Oh, beer.
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4:27:28–4:27:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_788Hmm, I'm gonna miss having beer.
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4:27:36–4:27:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_789I
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4:27:47–4:27:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_790can't believe it's still raining.
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4:27:53–4:27:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_791Why isn't the water all just drop all at once?
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4:27:58–4:28:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_792Get it over and done with.
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4:28:02–4:28:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_793I don't know what to do. I might have cupcake.
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4:28:07–4:28:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_794How's the fridge looking? Hey, I got salmon, pork.
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4:28:13–4:28:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_795Chop. Bread's stuck. The bread is all stale. Oh my God, and it's stuck in the fridge. This is going to make a mess, isn't it?
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4:28:27–4:28:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_796Oh, I should not have karate kicked the bread.
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4:28:42–4:28:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_797This one at the Back's still soft. This is all stale. It's like biscuits.
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4:28:48–4:28:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_798I'll put all this in the bin, maybe.
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4:28:57–4:28:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_799Oh,
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4:29:26–4:29:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_800waste of bread.
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4:29:35–4:29:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_801It
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4:30:17–4:30:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_802still makes me laugh what TV said. I thought the Kick money was gonna revitalize the channel. What a dumbass. Fucking moron.
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4:30:20–4:30:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_803Although the kick money was going to change everything.
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4:30:36–4:30:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_804Dumb fucking moron.
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4:30:45–4:30:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_805Nothing's gonna revitalize the channel, you dumb fuck.
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4:31:02–4:31:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_806It's over. When are you gonna get it through your thick head?
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4:31:07–4:31:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_807What would revitalize it is if we go back in time, back to 2018.
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4:31:15–4:31:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_808I have changed.
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4:31:22–4:31:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_809I might have coffee.
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4:31:50–4:31:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_810I don't like Japan anymore. How many times do I have to say it? I don't give a shit about Japan. I hate Japan.
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4:31:57–4:32:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_811Fucking boring.
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4:32:09–4:32:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_812I don't want to go anywhere.
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4:32:24–4:32:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_813I want to stay in England.
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4:32:28–4:32:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_814Stop telling me to go to places and I go there and then you're going to complain it's boring again. You were bored when I was in Thailand, you were bored when I was in Japan.
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4:32:47–4:32:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_815You guys are fucking irritating me. Oh, it's boring here, go to Japan. I go there and then you say, oh, it's boring here, why don't you do something? Shut the fuck up. God,
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4:32:57–4:33:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_816yes. You guys are the fucking problem because you get fucking bored at every fucking thing.
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4:33:12–4:33:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_817I was in Thailand, you were bored. I was in the guest house, you're saying it's boring. Maybe you guys are just boring. You're the ones who are boring. Get bored every fucking thing.
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4:33:19–4:33:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_818What do you expect? I'm a guy who likes staying inside who doesn't do much. You want excitement? You're watching the wrong fucking channel, dickshits.
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4:33:36–4:33:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_819What the hell are you expecting?
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4:33:48–4:33:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_820You guys are the idiots watching the wrong channel. That's not giving you what you want. There's like a million other channels out there who do what you want. Just fucking go and watch them.
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4:33:57–4:34:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_821I don't go out, I don't talk to people, I don't do anything.
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4:34:10–4:34:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_822Stop whining.
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4:34:15–4:34:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_823I ain't going nowhere. I'm not doing anything. I'm not talking to anyone. And even if I did, it's not going to be on stream.
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4:34:27–4:34:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_824Accept it and move on.
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4:34:36–4:34:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_825I don't even care anymore.
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4:34:46–4:34:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_826Fed up with it. I don't want to become a wage slave, but I don't want to just randomly spend my entire life hopping around different countries every 3 months because you guys are
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4:34:59–4:35:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_827bored.
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4:35:27–4:35:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_828I don't care if you're bored.
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4:35:31–4:35:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_829I'm probably going to get cancer soon. I need to be in the UK for treatment.
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4:35:59–4:36:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_830I don't want to get bowel cancer and I'm stuck in Thailand.
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4:36:04–4:36:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_831Oh, that's good. I need another cupcake.
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4:36:20–4:36:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_832I already got pain in my balls. I might have to get checked.
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4:36:26–4:36:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_833I don't want to be stuck in Thailand when I might have cancer.
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4:36:35–4:36:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_834I don't know, sometimes I get like a dull ache. Under my bow.
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4:36:48–4:37:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_835And if I have to go to hospital to get an endoscopy, I've got no one to drive me home because they don't let you drive because they put you under medication. That's why I had to drive my mum to hospital last year.
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4:37:41–4:37:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_836Traveling is just too expensive. I don't know if I'd get the money back, and I don't really want to do it.
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4:39:24–4:39:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_837RFK Jr. says he'll announce cause of autism in September.
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4:42:57–4:43:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_838I
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4:43:04–4:43:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_839wonder if there is a cause.
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4:43:07–4:43:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_840嗯。
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4:43:30–4:43:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_841These cat seller people are so dumb. Like, they want to meet the buyer to make sure he's a good person and everything. Not saying I'm not a good person, I'm just saying you can't really tell if someone's like a good person just from meeting them. For 10 seconds.
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4:44:04–4:44:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_842How would you know what I'm like? I could just pretend.
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4:44:24–4:44:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_843Just give me the fucking cat and shut up.
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4:44:31–4:44:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_844I want to make sure they are in a nice home. Well, are you gonna come to my home?
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4:44:38–4:44:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_845啊。
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4:44:54–4:45:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_846I only hate dogs if they bark at me, and then I get annoyed. If they're a good doggy woggy— there's some nice dogs. When I used to do Every, I used to deliver to this farm. The dogs always run after my car as I pulled in. And then I'd get out of the car and they'd come to
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4:45:44–4:46:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_847me. I'd pat them on the head.
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4:46:04–4:46:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_848They were nice.
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4:46:11–4:46:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_849Just let them have a sniff,
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4:46:13–4:46:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_850just so they know you're not hostile.
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4:46:17–4:46:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_851Cats are way cuter, like when they sleep and they roll around and stretch out their arms. Mr. Meow Meow's funny, he covers his face with his arms.
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4:46:39–4:46:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_852Reminds me of when I was a kid. In the morning, had to wake up for school but didn't want to.
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4:46:52–4:46:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_853Daniel, school time, wakey wakey.
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4:46:58–4:47:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_8548 AM in the morning.
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4:47:04–4:47:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_855I used to play about 15 minutes of video games before going. I'd wrap myself up in the duvet with the controller under the duvet.
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4:47:08–4:47:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_856I'd wrap it around myself like a cone and then play some PlayStation 10 minutes just before I had to go. Never wanted to leave my bed. My dream was to just not have to wake up that early, wake up when I want to.
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4:47:22–4:47:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_857And now I can, I don't.
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4:47:40–4:47:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_858Now I wake up at 8 voluntarily and I don't play video games. I don't sit in the bed.
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4:47:46–4:47:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_859When you can do something, you don't really want to do it anymore.
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4:47:55–4:47:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_860Go down and make a Weetabix.
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4:48:08–4:48:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_861Cover it in sugar, mix it up with the milk, gray sludge.
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4:48:11–4:48:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_862Then you get to school at 9, and then I needed to shit really badly, so I'd clench really hard.
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4:48:22–4:48:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_863The bowel movement always seems to happen after I get to school, not in the morning when I wake up.
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4:48:28–4:48:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_864And then you had to do school assembly, sit on that cold hard floor cross-legged,
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4:48:38–4:48:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_865rows and rows of kids.
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4:48:45–4:48:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_866I was trying really hard not to fart.
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4:48:48–4:48:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_867I'd be sweating as I clenched hard.
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4:48:52–4:48:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_868Stupid Mrs. Kennedy would come into the stupid school. Speech or whatever.
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4:48:59–4:49:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_869She was such a bitch. She had this stupid MrBeast fake smile plastered on her face all the time. Blonde hair, wore high heels to this red jacket suit with a skirt. Such an NPC.
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4:49:06–4:49:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_870What was the school slogan? It was like, achieving excellence with care. It was so stupid. All the kids at that school were fucking stupid, low-class peasants.
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4:49:28–4:49:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_871Bunch of chavs achieving excellence, my backside.
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4:49:43–4:49:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_872Only thing they can achieve is minimum wage blue-collar jobs, and girls will just become bimbos, single mothers, knocked up by age 17, dropping school for dumb idiots. Had Mr. Thomas
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4:49:51–4:50:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_873the deputy headmaster.
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4:50:21–4:50:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_874How do I remember their names? Mr. Thomas and then Mrs. Kennedy.
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4:50:25–4:50:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_875Some of them were friends with my uncle because he was a teacher. Mr. Cox, Mr. Swan, the PE teachers.
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4:50:37–4:50:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_876Mr. Cox used to joke about How if he wanted to make eye contact with Daniel, he had to get on the ground. Hahaha, so funny.
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4:50:45–4:50:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_877He wouldn't understand what it's like being me.
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4:50:58–4:51:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_878The PE teachers always wore shorts even if it was winter, thinking they're so hard and macho.
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4:51:07–4:51:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_879They're thinking, oh, we might have the next David Beckham amongst us.
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4:51:19–4:51:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_880You wish. All the kids are too dumb to study anything. I thought they were the next David Beckham.
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4:51:25–4:51:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_881Crazy to think I'm older than the teachers were when I was a kid.
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4:51:36–4:51:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_882And teachers that I had back then would be now like the women I'd be looking to date now in their 30s. Crazy, isn't it?
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4:51:42–4:51:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_883The kids could probably beat me up now.
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4:51:56–4:51:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_884The kids would be like 15, 16 now if they had any.
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4:52:02–4:52:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_885Only thing I looked forward to was running home to watch Sonic, make a bacon and egg sandwich or a pot noodle, and then play video games all day until the next horrible day at school began.
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4:52:40–4:52:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_886I hated school because I hated all the kids there.
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4:53:03–4:53:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_887None of the classes were interesting.
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4:53:07–4:53:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_888I didn't find any class interesting. Art class boring, maths boring, science boring, history boring. All they taught you in history was the Roman Empire or Hitler stuff,
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4:53:29–4:53:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_889but it wasn't anything interesting like cool battles why World War II began. It was just all Hitler bad and evil, Jews this and that, gas chambers.
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4:53:46–4:53:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_890There's so much more to World War II than just that,
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4:53:59–4:54:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_891like the Pacific theater, Japan, the British in Singapore,
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4:54:04–4:54:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_892the Russian front. They only focus on like one little bit of World War II. Yeah, of course I went to secondary school. What do you mean?
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4:54:14–4:54:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_893Why would I not go to— what do you think I did from 10 years old then? Just sat in my bedroom playing World of Warcraft. Of course I went to secondary school.
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4:54:35–4:54:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_894Oh, you think my parents just didn't send me to school? What kind of fucking dumb question is that?
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4:54:51–4:54:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_895Parents really would be the worst parents if they just didn't send me to school. Of course I went to fucking school. The fuck are you talking about?
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4:54:59–4:55:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_896Oh no, I just stopped going to school at 10.
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4:55:08–4:55:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_897Everyone goes to secondary school and it's— I don't know, you're like some traveler gypsy living in the middle of a field.
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4:55:43–4:55:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_898I don't know if it's illegal if you don't send your kids to school.
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4:56:03–4:56:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_899I feel like maybe it is. I don't know, I don't know really.
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4:56:09–4:56:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_900I
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4:56:34–4:56:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_901remember Parents' Day.
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4:56:36–4:56:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_902Your parents came to the school, and then you, you'd sit down with the teacher, and the teacher would talk to the parents.
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4:56:40–4:56:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_903And I'd tell the parents about how little Daniel was doing.
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4:56:54–4:56:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_904So Daniel, very quiet, but he's shown good interest in arts and history. And my dad would be like, oh, okay, interesting.
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4:57:03–4:57:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_905And then all the other parents would talk with each other. That's how you make friends, really. Your parents become friends with their parents, and then you go over their house, or they come over your house.
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4:57:22–4:57:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_906And then after secondary school, you do sixth form where you do— do you do A-levels in sixth form? You do 2 years. It's supposed to be 16 to 18, and you get to you don't have to wear a school uniform anymore, and then you have like a special sixth form classroom, form room.
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4:57:48–4:58:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_907I didn't go to Swedens for that. I changed schools to do sixth form for some reason. I went to—
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4:58:14–4:58:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_908what was it called? That part of my life is a bit of a blank because I was addicted to World of Warcraft. I think it was— it was the one next to Invicta Grammar, Girls Grammar School.
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4:58:23–4:58:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_909I can't believe I forgot. It was in Maidstone, next to my sister's school.
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4:58:38–4:58:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_910I did one year and then I dropped out. I failed my test.
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4:58:45–4:58:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_911I did IT and science A-levels. I failed both. I was completely addicted to World of Warcraft. But all I could think about was leveling up
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4:58:50–4:59:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_912my Night Elf Druid. I was so depressed. Well, I just wanted to go home and play World of Warcraft.
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4:59:02–4:59:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_913I didn't make any friends at that school. I didn't even talk to anyone.
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4:59:14–4:59:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_914There's one interaction I remember. I used to be really emo as well. I used to dress all black and then listen to My Chemical Romance and Bullet for My Valentine. I used to have headphones, earphones, and one time this other kid came up to me, took the earphone out my ear and had a listen, and he was
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4:59:22–4:59:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_915like, oh, he's got pretty good music. That was like the only interaction I had with anyone. I never talked to anyone in the form class. I just sat there on the computer.
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4:59:38–4:59:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_916Reading World of Warcraft websites.
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4:59:52–4:59:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_917They had a website called Thoughtbot, which sounds kind of funny now. Had all the quests and leveling guides, and I used to mess around on the talent tree websites trying to think of a talent tree.
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4:59:56–5:00:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_918And then I'd run home. I'd run to the train station, get the train home, and then I had to walk all the way from the train station back to my house. It took ages to go home. It was in Maidstone.
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5:00:18–5:00:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_919My mum didn't come pick me up. Sometimes she did.
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5:00:30–5:00:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_920I think it's because I finished school before my sister did. My sister was in grammar school because she passed her 11+.
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5:00:36–5:00:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_921So my sister finished at 3 PM, but I finished at like 12 because I only had 2 classes. So I didn't wait for my mum to come pick up my sister. I just walked to the train station, get a train home, and then walk all the way from train station back to the house. Took forever. It's like
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5:00:46–5:01:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_92230-minute walk from train station to my house. 20-minute walk from the school to the train station.
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5:01:05–5:01:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_923Life was tough.
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5:01:15–5:01:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_924Getting around was tough.
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5:01:18–5:01:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_925No cars, not even a bicycle. I don't know how I did it.
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5:01:26–5:01:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_926Get home, make a bacon sandwich. Turn on the computer, log in. Ah, good times.
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5:01:34–5:01:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_927And my dad would come home at 7, 6 o'clock,
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5:01:43–5:01:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_928see me playing World of Warcraft. He didn't look very happy.
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5:01:51–5:01:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_929My mum used to bring me my dinner up to the computer, and I used to eat my dinner alone at the computer playing World of Warcraft.
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5:02:08–5:02:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_930I'd play all evening, late into the night, until my dad had to shout at me to turn it off.
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5:02:20–5:02:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_931I was so hooked.
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5:02:32–5:02:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_932I loved it so much.
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5:02:35–5:02:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_933I played 2006 until about 2008, and then I got hooked on anime. I discovered anime when I was in my classroom, the form room. I randomly came across Neon Genesis Evangelion. I thought this looked cool, so I read the Wikipedia page, and then I ordered the DVD off eBay. I watched that thing every day. I was just
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5:02:50–5:03:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_934obsessed with it.
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5:03:16–5:03:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_935I still didn't understand the story. I just thought the characters looked so cool and the Japanese language sounded really cool.
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5:03:21–5:03:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_936Everything was just so cool about it.
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5:03:30–5:03:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_937I fantasized about moving to Japan.
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5:03:35–5:03:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_938Started learning— I started following George Trumbly's website and watching his videos.
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5:03:40–5:03:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_939I watched every single one of the George and Keiko show. I got books, stopped playing WoW,
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5:03:46–5:03:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_940obsessed with Japanese. I started talking to Japanese girls,
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5:03:54–5:03:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_941got a job as well, Roebuck Inn. Started saving up my money to go to Japan.
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5:04:00–5:04:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_942I worked there for nearly 2 years. They only pay— they paid me £4.80 an hour, below minimum wage, because I wasn't 18. I think I was like 17.
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5:04:21–5:04:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_943So they paid me £4.80 an hour. Okay. Can you believe that?
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5:04:34–5:04:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_944I worked there nearly 2 years, only saved up about, I don't know, a couple thousand pounds.
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5:04:41–5:04:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_945And then I got the job at my dad's company, started making good money. £6 an hour. Oh, I managed to save up about £5,000 in half a year.
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5:04:48–5:04:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_946I had nearly £10,000 in savings. Of my first trip to Japan.
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5:05:02–5:05:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_947I didn't waste my money on anything. I saved it all.
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5:05:22–5:05:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_948I was very good with money back then. I didn't splurge or buy— I mean, there wasn't really much useless tech back then.
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5:05:31–5:05:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_949I guess there were iPhones, but they were rubbish, like iPhone 1 and 2, iPods. They weren't interesting.
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5:05:40–5:05:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_950Didn't really care about stuff like laptops. Didn't have tablets or Switches or Steam Decks. There was just less things to spend your money on.
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5:05:54–5:06:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_951I saved it all. I was very frugal.
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5:06:08–5:06:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_952I didn't even buy data for my phone.
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5:06:13–5:06:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_953My dad bought me this little laptop, like a notebook.
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5:06:41–5:06:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_954I think it was Asus. Little black clamshell thing, massive thick bezels, could barely run Windows, could barely run whatever the browser was called back then.
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5:06:46–5:06:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_955Microsoft— it wasn't— it was before Edge. I forgot what the browser was called.
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5:07:04–5:07:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_956And he got me that black Messenger bag, the shoulder bag.
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5:07:13–5:07:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_957Yeah, Explorer. I had that black messenger bag all the way up until about 2019 or '18, then Chihiro threw it out. I was sad because my dad bought me that. He didn't buy me a lot of gifts,
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5:07:20–5:07:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_958but he got me that bag and laptop for my first trip to Japan.
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5:07:36–5:07:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_959He must have been so worried about me going to Japan all alone.
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5:07:49–5:07:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_960He always worried a lot about me.
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5:07:57–5:07:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_961He didn't really encourage me to start driving because he was worried.
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5:08:03–5:08:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_962Very overprotective.
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5:08:08–5:08:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_963All my friends were driving. As soon as they turned 17, they got cars.
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5:08:24–5:08:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_964He wouldn't let me get a moped. When we were 16, my friends both got mopeds. We used to bike to school together, and then they got mopeds,
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5:08:31–5:08:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_965and they'd whiz past me, and I'd be just cycling on my own. I felt kind of sad, like left out.
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5:08:41–5:08:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_966I asked him if I could get a moped, and he was like, no.
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5:08:50–5:08:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_967Came back from Japan first time a changed man. I had sex for the first time, first time experiencing a blowjob,
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5:09:56–5:10:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_968and then I got hooked on sex. Now I was desperate to get back to Japan, not because I love Japan, because I want to have sex
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5:10:10–5:10:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_969again. I thought, how did I live 20 years of my life without doing this before?
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5:10:19–5:10:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_970I felt so sad I had to leave Japan. I had a life, friends, social life.
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5:10:32–5:10:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_971It felt so exciting. You meet all these new people. Every woman you meet is a potential sex partner. I had such great energy, like I was very optimistic,
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5:10:40–5:10:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_972enjoyed meeting people, hung out with people. You wouldn't even recognize me. You think that's— there's no way that's Daniel. I was a social butterfly.
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5:10:55–5:11:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_973Went out all the time.
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5:11:09–5:11:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_974Never wanted to leave Japan. I thought, I'm going to go back to England, study, get a degree, move to Japan permanently.
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5:11:21–5:11:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_975I was always so jealous of these other foreigners there were teaching English and stuff because they got a work visa. Started watching Japan YouTubers, trying to figure out how can I do this. And then I gave up, 2013. I thought, I'll just keep going as a tourist, a couple months of sex and back home,
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5:11:33–5:11:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_976save up my Jobcentre money, go again. I just gave up. Did things the easiest way.
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5:11:57–5:12:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_977I realized how difficult it is to get a job and keep a job. After I tried the working holiday visa and realized how horrible it is having a job in Japan, I just completely gave up on the idea.
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5:12:07–5:12:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_978I thought I never want to get a job again,
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5:12:20–5:12:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_979and that's when the online money-making Like hustler mindset kicked in.
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5:12:25–5:12:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_980Saw these stories about people making money online. I thought, I want to do that. Having a job, shit.
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5:12:32–5:12:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_981I opened an eBay shop, online surveys, stock photography. It's funny, I never thought about doing YouTube until way later, like 2015. I always thought there's no way I could do YouTube. I'm too boring.
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5:12:39–5:12:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_982I'm too insecure about what I look like and what I sound like.
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5:12:59–5:13:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_983I thought there was no way I could do it.
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5:13:05–5:13:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_984I think the first time I had the idea was 2014, but 2015 was when I actually tried to do it.
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5:13:12–5:13:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_985I felt so stupid sitting there in front of the camera.
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5:13:21–5:13:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_986I thought, if I'm gonna do this, I have to enjoy doing it. I created this new mindset where I love doing YouTube, it's so great. Like, I created this new persona for myself where doing YouTube was like my secret superpower.
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5:13:27–5:13:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_987Like my little secret diary.
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5:13:49–5:13:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_988I knew I had to enjoy it if I was going to be able to do it.
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5:14:01–5:14:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_989And then late 20s when everything changed,
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5:15:06–5:15:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_990started making money off YouTube,
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5:15:11–5:15:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_991got married.
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5:15:15–5:15:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_992We're alive.
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5:15:36–5:15:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_993Oh, that was a good one. That's an 8 out of 10 crack.
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5:16:54–5:17:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_994All of that that results in me being here today.
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5:17:08–5:17:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_995I went through all of that just to end up in this house in the middle of nowhere in Devon.
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5:17:17–5:17:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_996Who'd have thought it?
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5:17:37–5:17:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_997Go somewhere else? Why?
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5:17:56–5:17:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_998Point.
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5:18:00–5:18:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_999I'm just thinking back how my life was shaped by so many people and influences,
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5:18:55–5:19:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1000and how people-less and influence-less it is now. No one pushing me in any direction. No one pushing me or pulling me in any direction.
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5:19:03–5:19:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1001Just freely floating, drifting,
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5:19:19–5:19:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1002until something pushes me or pulls me one way.
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5:19:28–5:19:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1003I've never really been very self-propellant. I need a pull or push.
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5:19:48–5:19:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1004Usually it's the pull of pussy. I never really had the push, which would be getting kicked out, told to leave.
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5:19:57–5:20:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1005My parents never gave me that push. The only push I get now is if I get kicked out.
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5:20:06–5:20:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1006In a way, my landlord's like my new dad or something.
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5:20:16–5:20:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1007Like, I need his permission to even get a cat,
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5:20:20–5:20:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1008which he still hasn't answered.
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5:20:27–5:20:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1009Please, can I get a kitty?
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5:20:39–5:20:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1010I promise I'll take good care of it.
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5:20:42–5:20:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1011嗯嗯,好。
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5:21:01–5:21:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1012Do you think if you keep destroying the spider webs, the spiders would starve because they can't catch anything?
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5:22:36–5:22:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1013They'll make a new one. Yeah, then I'll take it down again. As soon as they make a new one, I'll just destroy it.
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5:23:13–5:23:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1014Eventually they'll learn it keeps getting destroyed.
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5:23:23–5:23:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1015Okay, Starman and Band threatening and trying to intimidate me. That's a 1-week ban.
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5:23:30–5:23:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1016Writing comments of intimidation.
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5:23:50–5:23:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1017Next time, badge is revoked.
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5:24:00–5:24:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1018Yeah, threaten me one more time, you bitch.
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5:24:12–5:24:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1019Next time it's a permanent ban.
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5:24:18–5:24:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1020Okay, Healy, you're banned.
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5:25:23–5:25:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1021One week ban.
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5:25:30–5:25:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1022Anyone else? All fucking banned. A bunch of fucking morons.
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5:25:44–5:25:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1023Get the fuck out my chat.
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5:25:52–5:25:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1024Ban every single fucking one of you pieces of shit.
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5:25:57–5:26:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1025I'd rather have a dead chat than these idiots in the chat.
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5:27:12–5:27:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1026I've got no more tolerance for you people. Just give me a reason to ban you, I'll do it happily. But,
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5:27:30–5:27:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1027uh, sick and tired of you whiny morons.
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5:27:40–5:27:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1028Yeah, I would love it to drop to 50, then I can quit this fucking shit streaming.
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5:28:07–5:28:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1029Give me a reason to quit. I'd love it.
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5:28:16–5:28:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1030What is a demi-female? What is demisexual? Oh my God, all these weird terms.
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5:30:41–5:30:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1031A demi-female demisexual?
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5:30:54–5:30:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1032Uh, no thanks.
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5:31:00–5:31:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1033Plans for tomorrow: do nothing and profit.
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5:31:25–5:31:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1034Where the fuck is my Amazon? Stupid idiot, can't even do his job.
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5:31:31–5:31:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1035I ordered a pole for my curtain.
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5:31:49–5:31:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1036Can't let my heat escape during winter. My door's wide open. You know, can't I just buy a door? How hard can it be? You've got to cut out like a hole for the door thing to go into, and then you've got to screw on the hinge. I don't understand why there's no door here or here, but they've
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5:32:04–5:32:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1037got the door frame. Why don't they put a door?
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5:32:27–5:32:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1038Do you think I could just put up a door?
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5:32:33–5:32:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1039Unscrew these,
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5:32:38–5:32:39 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1040probably unscrew these really easily,
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5:32:41–5:32:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1041and then you got to screw the hinge in.
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5:32:45–5:32:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1042Yep, going to stay here for winter, going to be here every day all year.
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5:32:52–5:32:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1043Forever. Ain't going nowhere.
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5:33:09–5:33:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1044I'm going to die in this house.
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5:33:17–5:33:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1045Old age.
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5:33:21–5:33:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1046Why is there lipstick on the wall?
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5:33:29–5:33:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1047Is that lipstick?
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5:33:33–5:33:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1048I haven't really noticed all these weird little scuffs everywhere.
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5:33:38–5:33:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1049No, I don't want to go to Thailand. It's boring. Just going to sit in a condo doing nothing.
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5:33:52–5:33:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1050Watch, rewatch my Thailand streams and tell me how that was more interesting than this. I just sat in the corner of a room.
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5:34:15–5:34:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1051You're forgetting how bored you guys all are when I was in Thailand last year, 2 years ago.
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5:34:24–5:34:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1052Don't know why you think Thailand's going to be more interesting.
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5:34:36–5:34:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1053It will be just like this. I'll be struggling to meet any women. I'll be bored in a little condo.
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5:34:42–5:34:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1054You only think the Japan streams were good because people met me and they were women. Otherwise it would have been boring.
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5:34:58–5:35:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1055I would never want to do the walking streams in Japan ever again. I hated it. I don't care if they would make more money. It was hell.
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5:35:26–5:35:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1056Everywhere looked boring and depressing. Traffic was loud. Some Japanese people assaulted me, screamed in my ear. You know, that actually hurt. Have you ever had someone scream in your ear before? It fucking hurts. Stupid fucking little shit screamed right in my ear.
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5:35:39–5:35:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1057Dicks. Japanese people are fucking pieces of shit. Everyone thinks, oh, they're so polite and respectful. No, they're not. They're so rude. The rudest people I've ever encountered were in Japan. Teenage punks
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5:36:15–5:36:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1058surrounding me with their stupid fists just because I filmed them for like 1 second when I panned the camera around.
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5:36:31–5:36:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1059Stupid old rude men. I hate Japan. Sick and tired of it.
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5:36:40–5:36:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1060The stupid biker people riding their dumb bikes, revving it like— just ride the bike like a normal fucking person, you stupid twat.
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5:36:47–5:36:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1061They got these engines or exhaust where you can hear the bike until it's completely out of sight. So loud. I don't know how they're allowed to do that. And they just ride it through residential areas like pricks.
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5:36:57–5:37:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1062I never met so many rude, inconsiderate people. The irony is the whole internet thinks Japan's so polite and considerate when they're not. They are in just like a very few specific things, like no phones on the train,
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5:37:15–5:37:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1063but then they'll just ride stupid noisy motorbikes in the middle of the night revving it like idiots,
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5:37:31–5:37:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1064doing it on purpose.
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5:37:39–5:37:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1065There's no appeal in Japan left for me at all.
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5:38:11–5:38:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1066Last year was just the final straw.
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5:38:17–5:38:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1067Also, they hate streamers more and more now,
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5:38:21–5:38:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1068so I'd be— I'd be even in even more danger if I went again.
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5:38:27–5:38:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1069I would be quite happy if I never went to town ever again, to be honest. Just putting that part of my life behind me. It's over. I've got zero interest in Japanese women. I've got zero interest in anything Japanese. The only thing I slightly like is the food still, but I can just get that here.
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5:39:24–5:39:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1070I'm
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5:39:55–5:40:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1071done with that.
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5:40:17–5:40:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1072Viewers are not dropping off. I've got 100 viewers. It's the same as I always have. The fuck are you talking about? I always have about 100 viewers.
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5:40:37–5:40:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1073You're so stupid. Dropping off? Yeah, I have more viewers now than I ever had in Thailand.
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5:40:48–5:40:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1074Only about 20 less than I had in Japan. I'm talking complete rubbish. You're such a dumb fucking idiot.
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5:40:57–5:41:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1075Oh wow, the last 2 days, really such a great metric.
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5:41:22–5:41:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1076Yeah, the last 2 days is so important out of hundreds of days, isn't it? Fucking dumbass.
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5:41:33–5:41:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1077Because you say such dumb stuff like, oh, the viewers are dropping off, and it's down like 10% compared to what it usually is. Or, I mean, right now it's actually higher than it usually is.
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5:41:48–5:41:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1078You're so stupid.
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5:42:07–5:42:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1079Still more viewers than I ever had in Thailand,
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5:42:12–5:42:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1080and then he's like, oh, viewers are dropping off in the last 2 days.
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5:42:16–5:42:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1081Oh no.
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5:42:22–5:42:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1082The end of the world.
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5:42:35–5:42:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1083Would you say my sex drive is higher than average?
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5:43:24–5:43:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1084I mean, what if she gets scared if I say, oh yeah, my sex drive is out of control? I mean, it's not that high.
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5:43:35–5:43:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1085Maybe I'll like play it down.
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5:43:49–5:43:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1086My man drive,
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5:44:00–5:44:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1087my 5 skin.
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5:44:04–5:44:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1088Why is it called the 4 skin? It's because you got 4 4 of them.
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5:44:08–5:44:12 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_10894 layers of skin.
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5:44:12–5:44:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1090Mine has 5 layers.
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5:44:16–5:44:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1091Weird, landlord doesn't reply. Maybe because it's the weekend.
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5:44:47–5:44:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1092Landlord duties.
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5:44:53–5:44:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1093He doesn't do landlord duties on the weekend.
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5:44:58–5:45:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1094It's pretty easy to answer, just say yes or no.
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5:45:02–5:45:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1095Watching a film since yesterday.
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5:45:53–5:45:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1096It's one long film.
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5:45:57–5:45:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1097I'm usually hornier if I'm bored, because when I'm bored, my mind— I get mind fog. Where I can't really think of anything. So then the easiest thing to think of, which is sex, enters my mind. I get the mind haze.
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5:46:08–5:46:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1098But when you're really focused or excited on— about something, then you don't really think of sex that much. It's usually when you're really bored
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5:46:36–5:46:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1099Oh God, the rain makes me feel miserable.
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5:47:20–5:47:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1100I
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5:48:57–5:48:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1101was watching that Jeremiah Miller guy who sings in public. He always gets told off and chased away by some security guard. It's kind of funny. I like the one when he's in Japan
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5:49:00–5:49:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1102outside a temple. And he's singing in front of like school kids. Japanese old man tells him to go away. He was on a beach in America as well, and this old guy just unplugs his stuff, tells him to stop it. Some people are such wet tissues, aren't they? Can't just let a guy do a bit of music.
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5:49:16–5:49:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1103Everyone's enjoying it, and you got like one old guy telling him Stop. Who the fuck are you? Everyone's having a good time.
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5:49:41–5:49:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1104Some people are just so stupid.
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5:49:52–5:49:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1105I just came back to my desk. You missed the whole hour sitting over there. It's your fault because you left.
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5:50:49–5:50:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1106I'm either going to be here, over there, or over there. It's not many other places, or I might sit on the bed. Where else am I going to sit? On the
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5:50:57–5:51:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1107roof?
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5:51:13–5:51:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1108Spent £150 on this chair, of course I'm going to sit on it. It's a nice chair. Best chair I ever had. Faux suede fabric.
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5:51:22–5:51:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1109I don't like these armrests though, they keep wobbling. I don't like how they— I mean, why would you want the armrest like that? Why would you want the armrest like this? Why does it spin around? Oh, stupid armrest. Why does it move? Oh yeah, I really want my arm at a 45-degree angle. I just have it fixed
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5:51:38–5:51:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1110there. I don't understand why it has to move. Stupid armrest.
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5:51:58–5:52:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1111Otherwise, pretty good chair.
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5:52:04–5:52:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1112I can't believe it's still raining. Can you believe that?
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5:55:25–5:55:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1113嗯。
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5:57:42–5:57:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1114嗯,哈哈。
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5:57:50–5:58:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1115Still no Amazon.
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5:58:54–5:58:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1116Oh, the map updated. Where is he? Oh, he's in the middle of nowhere. It's like he's just in the middle of nowhere.
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5:59:11–5:59:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1117At least he left Tavistock at last.
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5:59:25–5:59:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1118So excited for my poll.
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5:59:39–5:59:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1119The boring thing about investing is you don't actually do anything.
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6:00:32–6:00:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1120You just buy it and then sell it and hope it goes up, but you don't really do anything. Like there's nothing you can do apart from just wait.
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6:00:41–6:00:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1121There's no nails to hammer or things to dig, things to wipe. Like there's nothing physical to do to speed up. You can't. It's like watching a plant grow. You just gotta let it do its thing. Boring.
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6:01:02–6:01:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1122You can't work on it like polishing a bit of metal.
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6:01:20–6:01:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1123Sometimes I feel like streaming is like that. I can't do anything to make my viewers go up apart from something crazy like exploring the dangerous places in Afghanistan.
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6:01:40–6:01:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1124I
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6:02:24–6:02:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1125always wondered what that wow Krendor guy does.
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6:02:27–6:02:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1126He doesn't seem like he. Makes enough off his social media to live off it.
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6:02:32–6:02:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1127He only seems to get any views thanks to TotalBiscuit,
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6:02:38–6:02:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1128but he probably gets more viewers than I do. Does he do Twitch or what? He just never really seemed like a very good content creator.
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6:02:42–6:02:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1129His only thing was playing WoW. I haven't checked Jesse Cox in a while.
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6:03:01–6:03:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1130His channel died before he got to a million subs.
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6:03:14–6:03:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1131It looks better now
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6:03:37–6:03:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1132since he started doing the commentary stuff instead of gameplays.
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6:03:45–6:03:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1133Ho ho ho!
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6:04:04–6:04:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1134No one gives you money. Okay, give me some money then.
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6:04:46–6:04:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1135Give me all your money now, bitch.
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6:04:51–6:04:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1136Don't know now or you're banned.
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6:04:56–6:04:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1137Oh, I need toilet.
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6:05:05–6:05:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1138Getting
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6:07:23–6:07:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1139a bit cold.
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6:07:29–6:07:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1140No, Bobby, ever since I moved to Kick, you guys have become very annoying.
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6:07:48–6:07:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1141What came first, the banning or you people being annoying?
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6:07:55–6:07:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1142Yeah, exactly.
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6:08:00–6:08:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1143Is that Amazon? Finally! Jesus, took an ages.
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6:08:41–6:08:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1144He's here.
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6:08:49–6:08:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1145My pole.
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6:09:00–6:09:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1146I wonder if he's soaked.
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6:09:04–6:09:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1147Give him a towel.
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6:09:08–6:09:09 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1148I saw this clip of these New Zealand people doing the hacker dance and the comments just roasting how stupid it looks, and I thought, finally people are agreeing with how dumb it looks. I thought I was the only one.
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6:09:34–6:09:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1149The hacker dance is so dumb. The stupid faces they make with the big open eyes and the tongue coming out and the stupid hand thing they do. Oh, it's so cringe.
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6:10:12–6:10:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1150I never thought it looked cool. It looks so retarded.
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6:10:24–6:10:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1151How is it supposed to be intimidating? Just looks ridiculous.
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6:10:35–6:10:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1152I'd just laugh if, if someone like my enemy was doing that at me.
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6:10:40–6:10:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1153Ah,
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6:10:52–6:10:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1154delicious.
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6:11:01–6:11:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1155What to buy next?
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6:13:47–6:13:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1156Oh yeah, I got a new pole.
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6:15:22–6:15:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1157Do you want to see my pole? It extends up to 100 centimeters.
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6:15:27–6:15:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1158嗯。嗯。嗯。
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6:16:12–6:16:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1159And
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6:16:40–6:16:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1160then—
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6:16:49–6:16:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1161where's the curtain?
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6:16:55–6:16:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1162What? Where did I put the curtain?
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6:17:11–6:17:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1163Oh.
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6:17:21–6:17:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1164Why do I keep vomiting? You people make me feel sick, that's why.
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6:17:31–6:17:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1165Sickening.
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6:17:41–6:17:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1166The curtain is back. See, I can do DIY easy.
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6:18:38–6:18:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1167Thermal curtain. Put my jumper on, it's cold now.
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6:18:46–6:18:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1168Oh, oh, summer's over, no more t-shirts.
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6:19:02–6:19:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1169Got
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6:19:13–6:19:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1170this bit left over.
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6:19:27–6:19:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1171Blowpipe.
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6:19:36–6:19:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1172I
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6:19:41–6:19:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1173did that on purpose.
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6:19:46–6:19:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1174It's freezing.
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6:19:51–6:19:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1175Highlights today were 2 people banned.
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6:20:54–6:20:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1176And, hmm,
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6:21:02–6:21:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1177and I got my new pole.
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6:21:13–6:21:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1178Very exciting.
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6:21:23–6:21:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1179Star was threatening me with words of intimidation.
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6:21:42–6:21:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1180I do not take that lightly.
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6:21:48–6:21:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1181Can have a one-week timeout.
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6:22:15–6:22:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1182Time to go out and touch some grass.
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6:22:22–6:22:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1183Dinner
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6:22:44–6:22:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1184today, right?
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6:22:59–6:23:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_11852 hours to dinner. 5 hours till bedtime,
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6:23:05–6:23:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1186then it's over. Another day done.
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6:23:14–6:23:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1187I'm gonna do it all over again tomorrow. Amazing life.
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6:23:25–6:23:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1188Such a great time.
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6:23:32–6:23:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1189But once I get my first 10K, then we really start going.
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6:23:44–6:23:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1190First 10K, then 100K, next stop 1 million.
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6:23:50–6:23:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1191Just need to keep stacking Benjis or Charlies, I guess.
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6:24:01–6:24:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_119210K would change my life because once you got your first 10K, things start snowballing.
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6:24:32–6:24:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1193Yeah, I wish I had a wife like before and we go out and get food and watch a movie, but then I'm gonna be making way less money. I'll be happier, but I'll be poorer.
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6:24:42–6:24:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1194You gotta suffer now so you can enjoy in the future.
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6:25:18–6:25:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1195Delayed gratification.
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6:25:24–6:25:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1196If I didn't work this hard, I wouldn't have 6K in my savings. I have like 4K, wouldn't I?
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6:25:33–6:25:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1197嗯。 Oh.
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6:25:43–6:26:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_11986,000 in the bank.
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6:26:39–6:26:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1199Will be 7,000 next week, but then back down to 6,000 again. Rent and bills.
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6:26:44–6:26:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1200First week of a month's always miserable.
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6:26:50–6:26:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1201Buy more gold. Trump's gonna make gold-backed Treasury bonds. One troy ounce is gonna become $14,000. That's a 3x. $10K becomes $30K.
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6:27:09–6:27:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1202I don't really know what having treasury bonds backed by gold really means, to be honest, but if it means gold goes up, sounds good to me.
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6:27:33–6:27:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1203We get the 3x leverage gold fund
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6:27:52–6:27:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1204on Trading212.
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6:27:57–6:27:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1205Trade the markets 24 hours a day.
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6:28:00–6:28:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1206I put all my money into my stocks and shares ISA generating 40 pence daily interest whilst I slowly drip feed it into the Voyage and SGLN.
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6:28:11–6:28:22 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1207Can't lose, really. My 1-year investing plan.
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6:28:25–6:28:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1208Trust the process. Process the trust.
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6:28:38–6:28:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1209Can't lose.
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6:28:53–6:28:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1210Not making the same mistake as 2020. I'm not putting all the money into 2 meme stocks. That was just dumb.
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6:29:20–6:29:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1211I can't believe I did that.
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6:29:30–6:29:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1212I'm going gold and S&P 500 with a bit of XLF, maybe some XLE for stagflation. Energy companies will do well.
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6:29:36–6:29:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1213Everyone's like, oh, energy companies are evil because they're making profit and ripping us off with energy prices. Well, then just invest in some energy companies then, idiot.
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6:29:58–6:30:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1214If they're doing so well, making so much profits, why don't you have some of the profits by investing in some? But they don't, do they? They get some money and they go on to Spain. They go on a holiday to Spain.
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6:30:11–6:30:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1215Put $10K into energy stocks, you know, they'll pay your energy for you through dividends. Their profits pay for your energy. But people are too stupid to do that, aren't they? Oh, spend it on a holiday with my kids in Barcelona. Yeah, that's going to pay your energy bills, isn't it? Dumbass. One week in Disneyland.
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6:30:27–6:30:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1216I don't even pay my electricity because the energy companies pay it for me.
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6:30:57–6:31:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1217You talk as if I've never had a winter in the UK before. You know, I grew up in the UK. I spent 30 over years in the UK. You think I never had winter in the UK before?
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6:31:42–6:31:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1218You think Japan has central heating? I spent years in Japan in winter. It's just because I was in Thailand for a bit and I got a bit spoiled with the heat.
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6:31:53–6:32:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1219In Japan, they don't even have plug-in radiators. You got to buy your own one,
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6:32:10–6:32:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1220or you just put on the aircon heater mode all day long.
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6:32:17–6:32:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1221You think Japan has central heating?
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6:32:26–6:32:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1222You just layer up, get a woman to warm your bed.
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6:32:30–6:32:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1223Yeah, well, if I had a kid, I wouldn't let them see it either. Two can play at that game.
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6:36:30–6:36:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1224Just remember that I will remember all betrayals.
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6:37:49–6:37:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1225Don't think I don't notice things.
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6:37:57–6:37:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1226One day someone will need me and I'll turn my back.
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6:38:02–6:38:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1227Where was Gondor when I needed their help?
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6:38:15–6:38:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1228Where were the elves when the orcs were at the walls of Minas Tirith?
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6:38:41–6:38:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1229From the gates of Mordor.
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6:38:49–6:38:51 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1230Okay, simply, you're banned.
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6:38:53–6:38:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1231Intimidation and threats. What did I say?
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6:39:01–6:39:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1232You report me, then you're banned. I report you back for being a prick. How about that?
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6:39:07–6:39:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1233Fucking banned.
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6:39:14–6:39:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1234I'll report you for being a fuckface. How about that?
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6:39:22–6:39:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1235Don't fucking threaten me. Ban you back to Timbuktu.
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6:39:31–6:39:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1236I'll just get new viewers. Don't even need you.
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6:40:12–6:40:15 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1237Why is this stupid music so loud?
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6:41:30–6:41:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1238The tone and the atmosphere in Metal Gear Solid 1 is so good.
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6:41:46–6:41:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1239Why is it so good compared to 3? 3. Shit.
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6:41:52–6:41:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1240Shadow Octopus. Oh no, Decoy Octopus drained his blood.
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6:42:05–6:42:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1241Why is it so intriguing? Like, the writing is so— they must have gotten a new writer for Metal Gear Solid 3 because it's so shit. Look at the Intensity with the dialogue. What would it all be about? Something in his blood that they wanted? I doubt it. Just the nanomachines and the transmitter. Music's so good as well.
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6:42:12–6:42:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1242As a kid, this was so cool. Shadow Moses, fucktown. Is there any way to prevent it? It seems that there's some type of emergency override device that can Cancelling out the detonation code. It's a countermeasure that ArmsTech installed secretly. You have to unlock it with 3 special card keys. And where are those keys? I've got one of
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6:42:34–6:42:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1243them. I don't know where the other 2 are. Besides, aged so well, this game. No choice. Forget about the keys. Your top priority now is to destroy Metal Gear. I, I'm not a very good talker. Please, please tell me about yourself. Myself? That's a tough one. Any family?
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6:42:56–6:43:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1244That's not a happy topic for me. I don't have any family. No, wait, there was a man who said he was my father. Where is he? Dead by my own hand. Big Boss. What? Big Boss? I had no idea. There was no way you could. It happened in Zanzibar 6 years ago. Only Snake and I know the
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6:43:22–6:43:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1245real truth of what happened there. So is it true? Was Big Boss really your father? That's what he said. That's all I know. And you were able to kill him knowing That? No. How? Wanted it. Besides, some people— hmm.
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6:43:49–6:44:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1246All these phone companies, they think they can have a better chance selling their phones if they release their phones before Apple releases theirs. That's so silly.
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6:46:23–6:46:32 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1247They're also desperate to come up out with their phones before September.
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6:46:37–6:46:40 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1248Fold 7, Honor Magic V5, Pixel 10.
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6:46:43–6:46:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1249You know, my mum doesn't even know that I don't like seafood. Or shrimp. Can you believe that?
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6:47:22–6:47:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1250Doesn't even know what I like.
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6:47:37–6:47:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1251Doesn't even know my favorite band, my favorite video game.
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6:47:41–6:47:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1252They just don't know me at all.
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6:47:48–6:47:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1253And then they'll say, oh, because you don't talk. Yeah, but since when did any— you don't need to talk, you just observe.
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6:47:52–6:47:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1254Didn't even ask.
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6:48:26–6:48:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1255Just being killing. That's petricide. Yep. That's the trauma that Mantis was talking about. One we share in common. Is that why you left Foxhound? Let's just say that I needed to be alone for a while. Alaska was the perfect place. Ah, Snake. I didn't have a real family either, just a big brother who put me through school.
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6:48:32–6:48:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1256They weren't even blood related, and he was much older than me. Where is he? He's dead. I'm sorry, Snake. Is there a woman in your life? After you've been through as many wars as me, it's hard. I thought he was going to say, after you've been through as many women as me, it's hard to trust anyone. To
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6:48:59–6:49:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1257trust anyone. Friend? Boy Campbell, you're still calling me friend? Is that it? No, there was another Frank Jäger.
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6:49:23–6:49:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1258Fox. Gray Fox. Fox. I learned a lot from him. But didn't you try to kill each other? That's true, we did in Sands of Time. There was nothing personal, we were just
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6:49:46–6:50:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1259Someone got a million views just uploading his codec sequence.
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6:50:21–6:50:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1260No, we never talked about our personal lives. Maybe I'll just do that. That's $1,000. On the battlefield, we were enemies. We were fighting barehanded in a minefield. I know it sounds strange to most people, but we were just 2 soldiers doing our jobs. It's like a sport. Men and their games. They're like wild animals. You're Right, we
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6:50:30–6:50:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1261are animals. So if you were friends, then how do you explain the ninja's behavior? I don't know. It's your genes. They make you predisposed towards violence. You really like talking about genes, Naomi. Why did you get into genetic research anyway? I never knew who my parents were or even what they looked like. I guess I got into
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6:50:54–6:51:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1262genetics because Yeah, okay, whatever.
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6:51:18–6:51:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1263Everyone's got a sob story,
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6:51:24–6:51:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1264even in a video game.
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6:51:27–6:51:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1265嗯。
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6:52:31–6:52:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1266What's Sandpaper whining about this time? If you want to build an app and have no idea how to code or where to start, check out—
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6:52:39–6:52:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1267being the only team members was like, uh, stop streaming, right? You should stop streaming. That's why I invited— that's why I invited you on a trip. But I don't want to tell anywhere— anybody where I want to go, but it's up to you. I feel like my cast is a solid cast, but you can bring Letty if
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6:52:49–6:53:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1268you want. I'd like— I'll be watching this house for a month prior to even starting. Let me ask you one question, because I didn't— obviously I've been— I gotta finish the Hunger Games. They were— the mods messaged me. Eddie was, you know, a little bit concerned. He's like, so, you know, there's a lot of— he said there's
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6:53:10–6:53:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1269animals at, you know, on this place. They're gonna be living in the woods. Like, you know, how can you make sure that people don't kill each other or they don't die from an animal? Yeah. And I said, you know what, you just have to trust me. I have medical staff 24/7 on standby. You have to just trust
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6:53:30–6:53:48 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1270me. I promise that your brand is safe with me. Yeah, but you had also— you had like the London for like the, uh, the, you know, 24/7 medical staff and all of that kind of stuff, right? 30K, right? Basically. Oh, what, dude? You're in Thailand, right? 30K I spent on this, basically. Oh, what, dude? You're in Thailand.
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6:53:48–6:54:08 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1271It's cheap as shit there. Everything's cheap. Yeah, I know. I spent 30— I spent 30K on it, like, out of my own pocket. All right, your mod wants to spam about Xena getting arrested for paintballs. Just to clarify, this stupid mod, I told her no paintballs. She didn't listen to me, and then she went to jail. And
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6:54:08–6:54:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1272guess what? She's still in jail. So greetings, I miss you guys.
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6:54:30–6:54:35 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1273Alhamdulillah, I will see you soon. Well, you're allowed to make a video in jail. Um, and I made sure I went out of my way to donate Um, $50,000 to the victims of paintball massacres, okay? So if it would have happened now, it would have been chaos for you. No, you know the diff— no, I disagree. The
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6:54:37–6:54:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1274difference is I went out of my way on stream to say no paintballs to people. She did it. That's on her. That's not on me. It's not on Kick. Nobody wanted her to use paintballs. Yeah, no, I'm not. I, I don't think it's on you in any way, do you know what I'm saying? Like, if I put
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6:54:59–6:55:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_12752 people in the room, let's say hang out here, and then they kill each other, like, it ain't on me. I don't know, I don't know. I spoke to everyone all the time. I called them in the diary room off camera. I said, look, do you all know your limits? You know where to stop? Yes, yes, yes.
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6:55:17–6:55:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1276And then the next minute they're destroying each other's stuff and pouring shit everywhere. And like, I didn't want it to be this Shit show of a house. Did he cancel his stream house built around storylines and stuff like that? And it's like no one let that develop. They just like, you know, Sam, this is what I would
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6:55:31–6:55:49 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1277have done. Yes, I was very worried about them getting violent or whatever. Um, no, I wasn't. That's the thing, I wasn't worried about it. I only was worried about it like the moment it started. I was like, oh my God, that's animals. All right, so this is what I would have done because you still want the content
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6:55:49–6:56:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1278but you don't want the violence or whatever. Yeah. So what I would have done is I would have went in there and I would have chained them all to the wall, um, and then if they misbehave, then I will, uh, feed them dog food or some sort of dog shit. The problem was there was one— there's one
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6:56:07–6:56:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1279guy in there who kind of like went in with the, like, the the, the thought process of just destroying everything that I've built. And like, he basically convinced most of the people to leave and then just left himself. Like, when he convinced everyone to leave— sounds like crypt— uh, like, everyone who I've like wanted to leave has
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6:56:24–6:56:44 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1280left. And then he was like, oh, I'll leave too. And then I had 3 housemates left in 5 days. And like, who was that? Wes. And how did he convince everybody to leave? What did he say? He just kept saying like, you know, like, oh, you guys are going to be so much better outside the house. Why
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6:56:44–6:57:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1281are we doing this? This is so pointless. We can just leave and we can just go and stream and make more money. And like, he convinced like the whole house just bully Merc nonstop. Like, he riled them all up, so they all bullied Merc until Merc would like freak out and do something. So then Merc would always
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6:57:02–6:57:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1282be punished, which would create like money off the balance. And then eventually like got— like one of them ended up like ripping like a teddy bear that her dead mum bought for her, and she stormed out. And then when she stormed out, the girl that ripped the teddy bear I think realized it was going to be bad
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6:57:20–6:57:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1283for her being in the house. She just did something like kind of fucked up. She left. And then Wes was just sitting there like, oh, every single person I had any sort of like content with has left, and then he just stood up and then he left. And like, all within an hour. The only other punishment is
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6:57:37–6:57:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1284just kicking them out. You gotta take Korean bands and, you know, people who are just like— my cast was good for content, but they just didn't like stick it, you know? They were like— the content was good, the energy was good, like people were watching it. I mean, girls are tough. Why do I get 5% cashback on
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6:57:52–6:58:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1285everything I buy? Because I buy everything on my Amex Cashback Everyday credit card. New, because they're complete nonsense, all of them. So yeah, but girls, you know, the problem with girls is they leave and they complain and they cry, and then, and then it's just, it's not very reliable, you know. Girls aren't very reliable. Yeah, but 4
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6:58:11–6:58:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1286guys and 4 gals, that was, it was, it was good to see gals and guys together in a thing like that. But usually 4 male streamers, 4 random girls, I mean, isn't enough. I would just be like, okay, viewers want me to sit here and shit on you. I'm not going to do that because, uh, obviously even
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6:58:30–6:58:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1287though, you know, you criticize some of my stuff, it's fine. Like, we, you know, I, I like working as a team with other streamers. You know, this is a small platform. I don't want to shit on somebody else for trying. That's not fair. That's not good. Like, we all have to work as a team. I appreciate it.
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6:58:50–6:59:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1288Even if other people are kind of fucking assholes, but it's whatever. Yeah, I appreciate that, really.
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6:59:06–6:59:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1289I, I do think though you, you should give Mike something. I, I definitely think you should. Yeah, no, I mean, you— I, I said, I mean, like, I can give him a couple thousand, but that's just, you know
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6:59:13–6:59:26 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1290What happened to chat? Oh, they all got banned for being dicks, basically. It's just you and me here now.
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6:59:57–7:00:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1291Behold, you know that feeling? Behold, a man trying to have a conversation with ChatGPT. He asked for a simple spell check on his email, but what did he get? All paragraphs rewritten, his tone completely changed, and of course, the dreaded dashes, even though he asked— You know that feeling when you can't stop thinking about them, even when
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7:01:34–7:01:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1292they— What do you do for fun? Sometimes I'll just go onto Facebook Marketplace place and peruse the listings. Okay, a little retail therapy. Not quite. A little shopaholic, that's all I get it. Oh, it's an addiction of sorts. I'll look through the profiles until I find someone who clearly has a busy life. Single parent, person with 2
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7:01:59–7:02:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1293jobs, multiple kids, you know the type. I'll ask meticulous details about the product to prove I'm legit, build a rapport. For what? Gain their trust. Okay, then And only then will I schedule the pickup at a time, date, and location. A neutral site. Just to buy the thing, right? Right. Oh no, no, no. When the fated day
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7:02:20–7:02:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1294arrives, I don't show up. No warning, no notice. And when they finally reach out to this non-existent buyer, they are now blocked. Oh, having lost time, effort, Trust. Their day is ruined. Now, this is your final— The problem is you care too much. You're always the one giving, listening, loving. But the more you care, the more it
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7:02:43–7:03:07 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1295hurts. The more you sacrifice yourself where it's not appreciated at. Police have arrested 2 men after footage of an Audi RS— So here we have about £25 worth of mainstream wet cat food. For what you really get in. Let's have a little read.
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7:03:07–7:03:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1296Get out of it! Articles read this month. I mean, we're run by imbeciles who really are mentally lazy beyond— Getting ripped tonight. RIP that long-ass fucking time ago in a town called Kicker It's been a couple of months since I've had this handy little device that's been keeping an eye. You look so drawable. I would love to
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7:03:28–7:03:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1297be drawn. Everyone commenting asking for permission, you do not have to. Just tag me. I'd love to see it. Draw me and type me, make video edits, and I'll— Hey Dad, do an impression of Robin Williams wishing everyone a nice day today. Oh everybody, I know you've all gathered Together. It's so nice to see you. You have
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7:03:56–7:04:13 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1298shining faces this morning. I want to wish you all the most magnificent day you've ever had. I know it's a tall order, but you can do it. I want you to just somehow find all the goodness in the day and then expand it tenfold. Let me know how it goes, will you? Because wherever I am, I'll be
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7:04:13–7:04:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1299feeling it. Hey Dad, there's an increase in the number of people cutting off their parrots, but there's one thing I've noticed about this trend.
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7:04:28–7:04:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1300Um, I'd like to take this moment to wish the dads out there and the newly dads— and so this is when you need Google Pixel 10. You can't put a good man on hold and expect him to wait around until you're ready.
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7:04:38–7:04:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1301Bob, you've got Lebanese heritage yourself. Uh, my dad say that because they are tight men. And I'll punch blokes in the mouth for saying that. Don't you dare say that. My family have been in this country for 140 years. Bob, you've got Lebanese heritage. Don't say that.
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7:04:58–7:05:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1302I, I— You text me when you have time. I text you as soon as I see your message. That's the difference between us. For me, it's not just about replying, it's about showing Showing that I care, that you matter enough to make you a priority.
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7:05:19–7:05:33 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1303No one carries heavier stress than those who know their potential but still live like they're worthless. Look at this guy, like, actually the same clothes on the car. Is this the Tudor version of the shopping mall? Well, these are the rows here in the beautiful city of Chester. People sometimes get stuck If someone wants you in their
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7:05:36–7:05:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1304life, they would do anything to keep you in. If they wanted to reply to you, they would. If they wanted to talk to you, they would. If they wanted to see or be with you, they would. People make time for who they want to make time for. When two people truly care for each other, they always find
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7:05:57–7:06:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1305a way to make it work, no matter how hard it is. Is love, effort, and commitment are never one-sided. If you constantly have to chase, convince, or beg for someone's presence, then maybe they were never meant to stay. The right people are those who choose you when you choose them. Okay, so not every day has to mean
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7:06:18–7:06:41 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1306something. Babe, Ryan and his girl broke up. Oh no, what happened? I don't know. You didn't have to. And how would you gentlemen like those steaks prepared? Prepared? Oh, you mean cooked? Yes, sir, cooked is most definitely what I should have said. Do excuse me, please. How would you like those steaks cooked? Well, just knock its horns
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7:06:41–7:07:00 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1307off, wipe its nasty old ass, and chunk it right down on the plate. Same for me, please. I will give Chef your instructions exactly. And would you care to order wine with your meal? Uh, how Oh yeah, why don't you bring us a bottle of something or other? Uh, not too sweet. American. American something or other. Yes
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7:07:01–7:07:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1308sir, an excellent choice. And, uh, would you like to have glasses or do you prefer to drink directly from the bottle? Well, uh, glasses I reckon. Oh, and hey, toss a little ice in mine if you would, my good man. Ice? Certainly sir. Nothing could surprise me now. And how would you gentlemen— As I grew older I
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7:07:19–7:07:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1309learned that the key to surviving the day is not positivity, it's acceptance. Accepting that not all days are good and happy. You will have bad days. You make mistakes, you fail, you mess up. Everything's not going to fall into place, and that's okay. As I grew— Still talking shit behind my back? Good, means I'm ahead, bitch. You
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7:07:37–7:08:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1310waste your miserable life watching mine hoping I fall? Spoiler alert, I'm just getting fucking started. While you rot in your dumbass hate, I'm stacking wins, breaking limits, and leaving your sorry ass choking on my dust. You ain't a threat, you're a fucking background noise. Keep watching, hater. Every damn move I make is another nail in your jealous
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7:08:02–7:08:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1311ass coffin. Screenshot this glow-up, motherfucker, cuz you'll never
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7:08:21–7:08:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1312I'm staying with Leonardo. This is why some people never tell others what they are feeling. Every single time they tried explaining to you what they felt or what they were overthinking about, you just thought they were trying to start an argument.
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7:08:31–7:08:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1313Where'd you come from?
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7:08:49–7:08:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1314What are you doing here?
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7:08:52–7:08:53 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1315Hannes Lupus. Volpes, volpes. I don't think he speaks English or
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7:08:55–7:09:02 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1316Latin. Pensez-vous que l'hiver sera rude? I'm asking if he thinks we're in for a hard winter.
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7:09:05–7:09:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1317Everybody's been talking. You can't chase someone who's already walked away in order for something new to come, something old must go.
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7:09:13–7:09:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1318And that old can sometimes mean let go of what you know until now.
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7:09:25–7:09:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1319Empty the cup and start from the beginning.
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7:09:34–7:09:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1320It's not easy to do, but at the moment, the only way that I see How something that is blocked can be brought back to movement. You must spill the old tea and pour in new one.
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7:09:40–7:09:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1321Then things look different. In order— if I'm wearing the hero cloak, how about— how's that gorgeous girlfriend of yours? Uh, she's no longer my girlfriend. Ah, yeah. Still, I wouldn't get too gloomy about it. Rumor has it she never stopped bonking old Toby Delisle just in case you didn't work out. She is now my wife.
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7:09:59–7:10:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1322Excellent. I would— Have you heard of the turtle theory? Stop believing their lies, won't you? If only you knew how much I cried. Waiting for someone reveals exactly what they mean to you. A few minutes, that's need. A few hours, that's trust. A few weeks— I have to be honest with you, I think about you a lot
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7:10:22–7:10:47 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1323in the morning. How long have you lived in Singapore? Singapore, uh, 9 years already. 9 years? And then before, you didn't— Dostoevsky. You didn't lose me when you hurt me. Dostoevsky said, I never needed your love in return.
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7:10:47–7:11:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1324I'm having salmon today.
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7:14:25–7:14:27 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1325Salmon and chips, maybe some peas.
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7:14:30–7:14:34 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1326Meh.
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7:14:53–7:14:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1327嗯。
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7:15:18–7:15:20 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_13284 hours to go.
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7:20:11–7:20:21 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1329Easy.
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7:20:23–7:20:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1330Not even hard.
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7:20:26–7:20:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1331Where am I gonna put it then? I'll just put loads of bin bags outside my house. That'll look great, won't it? Piles of rubbish outside my front door. And no, I don't have a wheelie bin, before you ask.
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7:21:21–7:21:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1332And no, I'm not gonna get one either.
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7:21:41–7:21:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1333It doesn't smell of anything. It's just plastic and cardboard. Why do you think there's food in it?
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7:21:55–7:22:01 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1334Oh God,
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7:22:03–7:22:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1335the food waste goes in the food bin. How many times do I have to explain it?
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7:22:06–7:22:11 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1336I put the food waste in the food bin.
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7:22:16–7:22:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1337It doesn't smell of anything.
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7:22:22–7:22:25 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1338Oh my God.
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7:22:27–7:22:28 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1339There's no smell, you fucking retard, Bobby.
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7:22:41–7:22:43 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1340Why would there be smell when there's card in it and plastic?
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7:22:46–7:22:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1341You put the food waste in the food bin, you fucking dumbass. Fucking
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7:22:55–7:22:59 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1342Idiots. And then I shut the lid like that.
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7:23:02–7:23:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1343So fucking stupid.
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7:23:09–7:23:10 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1344Plastic containers go in the recycling sack,
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7:23:15–7:23:17 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1345and then I put polystyrene plastic Bits of paper, stuff in the black bin. Oh God, do you not know how to do rubbish?
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7:23:20–7:23:29 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1346What can't be 2 weeks worth?
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7:23:35–7:23:36 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1347Why can't it be?
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7:23:41–7:23:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1348If I did a big cleanup and I had a lot of rubbish built up, then yeah, it can be 2 weeks worth.
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7:23:45–7:23:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1349I cleaned out the closet, so obviously there's going to be a lot of rubbish.
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7:23:59–7:24:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1350Oh my god.
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7:24:16–7:24:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1351When will this stupidity end?
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7:24:21–7:24:23 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1352It's only gonna be there for another few days. I don't really care if it's in the hallway.
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7:24:42–7:24:46 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1353It's not 2 weeks for the food waste. The food waste gets collected every week. Only the black sacks get taken every 2 weeks.
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7:24:51–7:24:58 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1354I don't have that much food waste. I eat everything, basically. Only food waste is like orange peels, little bits of vegetable like the onion ends and the skins. I don't want to be that much.
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7:25:02–7:25:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1355You don't put the packaging in the food bin, you put it in the recycling sack.
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7:25:41–7:25:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1356Oh, have you never sorted rubbish before? What, you think it all goes in the same black bags?
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7:25:49–7:25:54 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1357Oh God, so explain every little thing.
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7:25:59–7:26:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1358No, garden's the same.
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7:28:03–7:28:04 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1359Nothing's changed.
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7:28:19–7:28:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1360Yeah, I was thinking of getting a cat, but the landlord hasn't replied.
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7:28:57–7:29:03 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1361Might have a meat stick.
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7:29:06–7:29:14 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1362Okay, Bobby, you're banned.
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7:30:20–7:30:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1363See
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7:30:29–7:30:30 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1364you in a week.
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7:30:35–7:30:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1365Stop trying to get around my banned words.
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7:30:53–7:30:55 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1366啊。
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7:32:00–7:32:18 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1367No plans. Just gonna have dinner, then go sleep.
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7:33:02–7:33:05 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1368This
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7:33:14–7:33:16 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1369is life. So there's nothing else.
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7:33:31–7:33:38 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1370Long-term plans? To do nothing, save money, and then die.
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7:33:52–7:33:57 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1371You enter this world with nothing. You leave it with nothing.
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7:34:46–7:34:50 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1372The sooner you let go of everything, the easier it will be.
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7:34:52–7:34:56 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1373You can't take any of it with you. Just let it go.
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7:35:21–7:35:24 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1374I'm not selling my car.
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7:36:29–7:36:31 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1375Not selling my car. I'm not going to Thailand. I'm not going to Japan. I'm not moving out. I'm not going to my mom's house.
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7:36:36–7:36:42 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1376I might get a cat.
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7:36:44–7:36:45 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1377What are the other questions that people ask every fucking day?
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7:36:48–7:36:52 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1378I'm not going anywhere. I'm not moving out. I'm not going to any countries. I'm not collabing with any streamers.
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7:36:59–7:37:06 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1379I'm not touring to Venus. Crip's not back. I'm not going Thailand. I'm not going back home for Christmas. I'm not gonna see the baby. I'm not going home. I'm not selling my car.
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7:37:08–7:37:19 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1380I'm gonna do absolutely nothing.
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7:37:35–7:37:37 · rev_630538441a59a7ca85dffe6b0e9f1c59_1381Yeah, I should just write it up on the screen.
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