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Clips/CookingWithDaniel7_DirectorsCut
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I hate moths, they're disgusting.
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0:00–0:05 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_0Get in the fridge. Oh no, no, no, not the peas!
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0:13–0:17 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_1No,
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0:20–0:21 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_2no!
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0:24–0:24 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_3Oh God. Oh no.
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0:26–0:29 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_4The whole kitchen was filling with smoke. Oh, my knees won't stop shaking. Oh God, I feel like I'm gonna collapse. Ah, I hate moths. I hate them.
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0:41–0:52 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_5They're so big. The small ones are fine. I hate the big ones. You can see every little detail on them because they're so big. I like my food like I like my women— dry as fuck. Oh, they didn't clean up the peas on the floor. Oh, whatever.
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0:55–1:12 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_6Um, some peas.
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1:16–1:27 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_7Mm,
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1:43–1:43 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_8mm,
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1:45–1:47 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_9mm,
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1:49–1:49 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_10no.
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2:02–2:03 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_11I have the worst parents in the world. Who's more retarded?
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2:26–2:29 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_12Also, it's a business expense.
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2:33–2:35 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_13Oh, omega-3 oil.
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2:38–2:41 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_14Um, I'm feeling very little
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2:44–2:48 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_15motivation to go to Japan.
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2:51–2:52 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_16It's all oily.
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2:58–3:00 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_17Oh,
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3:04–3:04 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_18oh, oh, it's all oily. Oh, oh God. Oh, my stomach, it's gonna explode. The hole is too small. I don't think it could fit in the hole with a big hole. Oh, I feel sick. No, I didn't use butter. I used the 2-week-old cooking oil. It's probably got rotting bits of batter floating at the bottom, but if
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3:09–3:33 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_19I just scoop out the top part, it's fine. All the rotting bits sink to the bottom.
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3:33–3:38 · rev_f9716d77a96a0e3e7797411c673002b1_20