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SUNNY IS HERE!
2025-01-08 · 2 hr 37 min
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I bought gummy worms.
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0:00–0:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_0Testing, testing.
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0:18–0:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1What?
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0:29–0:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_2Shut the door.
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0:30–0:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_3Help me!
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0:41–0:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_4Help!
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0:43–0:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_5Look who it is.
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0:49–0:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_6Look who's back. We're both sick, so both of them will be coughing into the microphone.
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0:53–1:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_7He kidnapped her.
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1:08–1:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_8Cough, cough, medicine. We love Sean. Why do they think my name is Siobhan? See you, Dan. All the drama was a lie. No, it wasn't. It really wasn't a lie. Do you like cottagecore? Yes, I do. What is that?
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1:10–1:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_9That's my cough medicine. It's got ethanol.
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1:33–1:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_10Ew, Dan's gonna get drunk on the ethanol. Doesn't taste nice.
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1:36–1:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_11Oh my God!
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1:47–1:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_12What?
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1:49–1:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_13Hey!
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1:50–1:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_14If the door shut means don't come in.
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1:51–1:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_15I don't care. It's blocked there, right?
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1:53–1:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_16Sit in the stream then.
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1:55–1:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_17I make you something.
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1:59–2:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_18Oh, it smells so good.
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2:00–2:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_19It's very hot. Oh my God! Don't you dare talk back about me, you stupid ass. Respect. My English is poor, I know. You understand? It's not pulling. No, it's not pudding. It's pushkin. So Daniel got to pay me 5,000.
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2:01–2:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_20Yeah.
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2:27–2:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_21It's very hot. Be careful.
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2:27–2:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_22Do you have some?
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2:29–2:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_23A bit burn. I make second batch.
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2:31–2:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_24Smells so nice. Be nice to her.
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2:33–2:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_25I cannot bring David.
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2:38–2:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_26No, only one second.
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2:42–2:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_27Just let him, he wants to. Just, just if we're all here, it won't be weird.
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2:45–2:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_28Sunny, it's hot. Yeah, don't burn your tongue.
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2:51–2:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_29Okay, give it a shake. Go get him. Let you guys go.
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2:55–3:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_30It's my stream.
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3:03–3:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_31Dave Gibson's My stream! You can't say anything horrible or weird, okay? Be nice, otherwise he won't come back. You're out of your mind going back there. I know, I'm sorry.
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3:05–3:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_32We can't get into the, the story if Dave Gibson's about to come up.
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3:19–3:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_33Dave Gibson is gonna open the show for us. We need Dave and Cami. Yeah, he's coming, he's coming up.
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3:26–3:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_34What are you doing? I'm nervous.
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3:41–3:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_35No, just don't be weird. Don't say anything weird. But I feel like he could handle it anyway because he was saying, is she really bringing him? Maybe that's— I think that's why he stayed the whole day.
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3:43–4:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_36He's waiting to be on livestream.
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4:04–4:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_37I think that's why. Yeah, you're gonna meet him, so don't say anything horrible.
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4:05–4:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_38Subscribe to Dave Gibson.
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4:12–4:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_39Yeah, he actually cares about his YouTube.
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4:15–4:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_40That's what's going wrong.
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4:22–4:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_41Is he outside?
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4:24–4:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_42The road to success is not caring.
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4:25–4:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_43Yeah.
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4:27–4:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_44Law of attraction.
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4:28–4:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_45Mm-hmm.
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4:29–4:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_46Why is your sweater pattern one-sided? Is it?
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4:38–4:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_47What's one-sided?
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4:41–4:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_48Your sweater pattern.
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4:42–4:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_49It's not.
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4:43–4:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_50Isn't it?
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4:45–4:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_51It's one in the middle and 2 here.
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4:47–4:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_52Yeah.
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4:56–4:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_53I don't think he's coming. He's probably in the garage.
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4:57–5:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_54Is he in the garage? Just sit down.
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5:02–5:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_55There's no pattern on the back.
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5:09–5:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_56Be calm.
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5:11–5:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_57Yeah, I didn't, I didn't notice that actually. Who cares about what's on the back? Oh my God, it's all stuck together.
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5:12–5:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_58Did she put anything on it? Explain yourself, Sonny.
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5:24–5:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_59So explain why you said you were coming and then you weren't coming and then you came anyway.
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5:37–5:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_60So, don't stare at me like that. Not the whole time. But what if Dave Gibson comes up and interrupts the story?
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5:43–5:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_61Hmm.
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5:50–5:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_62Explain yourself, Ginger. So basically, we just didn't talk. Daniel didn't message me after it all happened. And, um, I said you can keep the blanket. And then, I don't know, after about 4 days I was like, okay, that's it, we're completely done, because we didn't talk. And then I don't know how to—
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5:55–6:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_63I didn't know what else to say. You said you were gonna get a job, but then you didn't know when you could come over, so I thought, okay, what else can I say then?
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6:24–6:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_64Yeah.
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6:31–6:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_65I can't tell you not to get a job.
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6:32–6:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_66So the job interview, I could have rescheduled it. I just chose not to because I was annoyed about certain things. And then, I don't know, I spoke to my sister and she actually convinced me to come because the bus ticket was still paid for. And not that that was—
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6:34–6:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_67So you didn't cancel the bus ticket? I thought, I thought maybe you cancelled it and bought it again.
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6:56–7:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_68No, you can't cancel a bus ticket. I guess if you like wanted to ring them up and cancel it, you could, but, um, yeah, so she was like, just go and see how it is. And then yesterday we just talked about everything. We had like a therapy session for the whole day. And I think the main thing is we're both willing to try one more time, aren't we?
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7:01–7:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_69Yeah.
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7:33–7:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_70Um, I didn't explain it very well, but obviously I'm missing details, more personal details.
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7:33–7:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_71But—
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7:39–7:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_72Your storytelling skills need work.
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7:39–7:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_73I know, I feel a bit of pressure. Sorry.
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7:42–7:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_74It's okay.
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7:45–7:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_75But, um, because it's hard to talk candidly and not dox yourself or say something you shouldn't say. So anyway, I rescheduled the interview and I was like, okay, I'm gonna come. That's great you guys are willing to try again. My girlfriend and I had a moment like that. Yeah, I feel like it just happens. It happens to everyone. And as long as you're both willing to try and understand where each other are coming from. Yeah. I told you all you had to do is sit down and have an honest conversation. Yeah, exactly, because we just needed to talk, like, not over the phone. And that was hard to do because I didn't want to like have a nine-hour journey. It's hard to want to do a nine-hour journey when you're mad at someone, but at the same time, we needed to talk. Oh wow!
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7:46–8:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_76Thanks.
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8:40–8:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_77When a black woman is speaking, listen and learn.
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8:40–8:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_78Where's the black?
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8:43–8:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_79This tastes good. What did she put on these?
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8:43–8:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_80Isn't it just sugar?
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8:46–8:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_81Oh, it's nice. Just say the side guy dumped you. No. Oh, should we tell them the news? We have news.
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8:47–8:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_82She's pregnant.
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8:56–8:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_83That's why I came back. You know, we should try for the baby. Why are you so difficult when you're away from Daniel? He made it sound like you're so moody all the time. Yeah, and I'm not. You're, you're only hearing one side of the story. You have to remember that. You're only hearing his side, and it's a little bit skewed.
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8:58–9:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_84I didn't say all the time. I said every 2 weeks.
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9:18–9:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_85Yeah, but this time wasn't even my fault. It was Daniel's fault.
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9:21–9:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_86Why?
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9:26–9:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_87Because you got mad at me.
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9:26–9:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_88Yeah.
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9:30–9:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_89You are joking. About what?
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9:33–9:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_90Oh, wow.
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9:37–9:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_91Thanks, Matthew.
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9:39–9:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_92Sunny, how do you rate Dan's famous frog pose in missionary? Is he packing heat down there?
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9:39–9:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_93Um, yeah, I mean, I'm not gonna pretend that's not another reason I wanted to come down.
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9:48–9:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_94I thought everything was fine between us around Christmas.
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9:53–10:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_95Yeah, see, like, Daniel thinks the longer we don't talk and if nothing happens, it continues to be fine. But for me, it's the complete opposite. Everything in the background is not fine. So we just had to understand each other a bit better. Has Daniel officially asked you to be his girlfriend now then? Yeah, yesterday. So it's a fresh start and everything up to now didn't happen. It doesn't count.
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10:01–10:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_96Mm-hmm.
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10:32–10:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_97Right?
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10:35–10:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_98Skewed.
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10:41–10:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_99Yeah, Daniel's good at that. Are they coming up? No.
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10:42–10:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_100Oh, are you seriously pregnant? This isn't some joke.
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10:47–10:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_101We're calling the baby— we're gonna name the baby whoever donates most, so he gets to choose.
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10:51–10:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_102I think Dante has a nice name.
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10:59–11:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_103Isn't it Dante?
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11:01–11:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_104Is it Dante? Sorry.
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11:02–11:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_105The baby will be called Jesus.
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11:05–11:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_106Sunny, what's your love language? Yeah, this is what we did yesterday. We, we did like the really cringy love language quiz. And, um, what was yours? Yours was quality time and— what was it?
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11:06–11:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_107Physical touch.
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11:21–11:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_108Yeah, physical touch. And mine is also physical touch and words of affirmation. So that's where we were going wrong because Daniel's really—
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11:23–11:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_109Hiroshima Nagasaki was a good thing. Johnny Somali.
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11:31–11:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_110Okay, call the baby Hong Kong guy. Yeah, Casey.
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11:39–11:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_111I forgot what his actual name is. I thought it was like Kung Ho.
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11:45–11:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_112What, that's his real name?
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11:51–11:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_113Yeah.
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11:52–11:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_114How's Gold doing today?
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11:59–12:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_115Um, why would Sunny know?
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12:02–12:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_116Not good.
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12:04–12:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_117They're talking about closing the mine in Marley.
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12:08–12:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_118Every time you say Marley, I think you mean Marley from Attack on Titan, like Marley and—
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12:11–12:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_119I don't know who that is.
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12:18–12:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_120Eldia. Did you not— you didn't watch Attack on Titan, did you?
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12:19–12:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_121I watched a couple episodes. It's boring. I watch clips where they get eaten and pulled apart and it grosses me out.
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12:22–12:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_122Sunny, stop being stupid. Your instincts about wanting to break up with him are correct and you keep ignoring them.
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12:33–12:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_123Shut up.
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12:38–12:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_124You cognitively know Daniel treats his girlfriends poorly. Eventually you won't be able to stop it, so enjoy wasting your time, I guess.
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12:39–12:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_125No, she's the best treated girl I've ever treated.
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12:47–12:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_126I don't know if I'm meant to be happy about that.
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12:52–12:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_127Yeah.
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12:54–12:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_128Well, I think, um—
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12:55–12:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_129You're lucky we didn't meet in 2019.
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12:59–13:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_130Yeah.
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13:01–13:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_131I would have destroyed you for views. I have improved because now I don't get any views.
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13:02–13:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_132Sorry for being cantankerous. You've been playing games with Daniel. It's not games. I just have emotions. Best treated girl I've ever treated.
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13:19–13:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_133You, you are lucky.
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13:29–13:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_134Yeah. Sunny, will you be fine with Daniel's trolls coming after you now? Yeah, I think so.
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13:33–13:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_135So it does bother me.
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13:42–13:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_136Trolls will be mad now we're official.
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13:45–13:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_137Yeah, a few, a few months ago it bothered me a lot and I was like checking the subreddit and stuff, but now I don't really care that much. I think it was teething pain. I think I'd never experienced hate before and it was kind of hard to get used to, but now I think it's not a big deal. I just kind of think, oh, You're not happy with your life?
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13:47–14:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_138That's sad.
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14:10–14:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_139And I deleted Reddit because I was reading too much true crime subreddits and it's not good.
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14:14–14:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_140Yeah, I agree with her. There's a lot of evidence Daniel is not a reflective, empathetic person at all. Don't you think his refusal to ever go to therapy and work on himself is a red flag? It means he thinks he is right and knows better than others.
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14:21–14:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_141I am right and I'm better than all of you.
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14:40–14:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_142No.
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14:46–14:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_143In every single way. Um, I think I can be empathetic, but I choose to shut it off because it's a useless emotion that makes you feel sad. That's why vegans can't eat meat, because they're so empathetic and they feel sad for the animals, but then they can't eat meat, so they're just shooting themselves in the foot.
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14:46–15:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_144Yeah, okay, that's one way to think about it. No, I think you are quite self-reflective for sure. It's just off camera, you just don't see it. The period of awkward silence. Yeah, because last time Daniel just sat there and didn't talk.
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15:14–15:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_145So I didn't know what to say.
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15:35–15:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_146You didn't know what to say. I'm just giving him chances to speak.
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15:37–15:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_147So I'm good at talking on my own but not good when there's people.
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15:41–15:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_148That's so salty.
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15:45–15:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_149What, the popcorn?
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15:53–15:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_150No, the coffee.
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15:56–15:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_151Popcorn's sweet.
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16:00–16:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_152So now you're just desperate for a boyfriend? No, I prefer not having a boyfriend. Life is a lot easier. You don't have to, like, answer to anyone. Feeling— you don't have to consider anyone else's feelings.
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16:00–16:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_153What does Cami's boyfriend think of Sunny?
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16:20–16:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_154I don't know.
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16:28–16:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_155Who's her boyfriend?
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16:28–16:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_156Dave Gibson.
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16:29–16:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_157Wow, isn't that such a turn-on? You choose not to be empathetic, which is basically the number one thing women need in a relationship. Daniel, you'd better work on it somehow, which you won't, or you risk Sunny feeling like total shit after a while.
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16:31–16:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_158I would try to Adjust my behavioral patterns. Empathy plus 2 points. Working motivation minus 2 points.
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16:50–17:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_159Life is a lot easier when you have to pay for yourself and no one to complain to. Said no woman ever. But it is easier.
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17:04–17:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_160Yeah, but it's boring.
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17:13–17:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_161Yeah, it's a little bit more boring.
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17:18–17:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_162People make life worth living.
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17:19–17:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_163Mm.
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17:26–17:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_164And it also makes life hell.
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17:27–17:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_165Yeah.
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17:29–17:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_166Double-edged sword.
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17:32–17:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_167Mm.
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17:33–17:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_168Popcorn. Are they coming up? I feel nervous now because I feel like they're gonna open the door. Maybe he chickened out.
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17:37–17:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_169My mum just bursts in when I have the door shut.
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17:46–17:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_170She did that before as well. I don't think you two have the healthiest relationship. Honestly, it's probably— you're not gonna believe me, but it's probably the healthiest I've had. In terms of how we can talk, communicate, at least in the last day or two.
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17:51–18:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_171I'm just not much of a texter.
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18:18–18:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_172Yeah.
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18:23–18:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_173I talk to you every day when you're here.
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18:24–18:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_174Yeah, we talk a lot. We need multiple Sunny in these questions. It's okay.
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18:27–18:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_175Where's Peri B? She's slacking. Did you unsubscribe from me?
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18:39–18:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_176No.
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18:46–18:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_177Popcorn makes me cough.
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18:52–18:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_178It makes me thirsty.
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18:53–18:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_179It's dry. I'll let you talk for a bit.
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18:54–19:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_180Mmm.
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19:05–19:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_181I felt so nervous driving to pick her up because I haven't driven in 2 weeks. It felt really weird. It's like you're just floating down the road. When you get confident driving, it's like you can feel the road and you feel like you're in complete control. But then you stop driving for a few weeks and then you lose that and it feels strange.
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19:12–19:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_182At least you can see better now with your new glasses.
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19:36–19:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_183Slightly.
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19:43–19:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_184I mean, the new glasses doesn't mean I can— doesn't mean everything's brighter, it just means things are sharper.
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19:48–19:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_185Yeah.
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19:54–19:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_186I need X-ray glasses.
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19:59–20:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_187Night vision.
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20:02–20:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_188You can't see a lot of the road markings. You can't see the road markings when it's dark. They should paint it in glow-in-the-dark paint.
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20:06–20:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_189Is Sunny on a break between jobs? No, I have, I have a part-time job at the moment and it's remote so I can— I don't have to be there. But obviously I'd like a full-time job. It doesn't pay as much as I'd like.
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20:20–20:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_190How does Sunny's parents feel about Daniel?
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20:37–20:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_191Um, I don't talk to my dad, but my mum knows about him.
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20:43–20:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_192Have they seen my picture?
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20:50–20:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_193Yeah, they think you look really young.
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20:52–20:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_194I bought beer last night at the shop, they ID'd me.
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20:55–20:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_195So is Sunny moving in?
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20:59–21:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_196No.
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21:05–21:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_197It is gonna be hard if I get a full-time job, but we'll— I think we'll have to just work something out.
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21:10–21:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_198If you got your own place, I'd come over a lot because I could just come over whenever.
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21:21–21:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_199Yeah, so maybe in the long term.
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21:25–21:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_200And then I wouldn't have to save up hundreds of pounds.
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21:27–21:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_201Yeah.
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21:30–21:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_202I thought you went to college. Yeah, I did. I went to uni.
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21:34–21:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_203He lives a stress-free life and I don't. My whole life is stress.
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21:46–21:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_204Sorry.
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21:50–21:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_205Like, I mean, not because of you. Because of my YouTube channel and what am I gonna do for money and I don't know what to do for a career. My stocks keep going down. People think my life is like so easy and I don't worry about anything. Even my mum says that, that I don't stress about anything when I do. Do you know how stressful it is trying to run a YouTube channel for as long as it can last?
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21:52–22:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_206Sunny, we know you're more self-aware than Daniel, so please look up codependency or people pleasing off cam later. Do some real critical thinking and see if they apply to you and see why you might be attracted to someone like Daniel. Look up narcissism too.
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22:20–22:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_207Blah blah blah.
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22:35–22:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_208I have looked up this stuff, um, but I think— I don't know, I think I've been with people that are so much worse, which is hard to believe again because Daniel's kind of got a crazy past.
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22:38–22:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_209But—
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22:58–22:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_210Yeah, it's like to survive being attacked by a bear, you don't have to be faster than the bear, you just have to be faster than the other person. So I just have to be not as worse as your exes? Not be the best person?
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22:59–23:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_211But like, when I say that, I mean I've been with different types of people who are worse and people who are like— I don't want to say— like boring, basically. Like, we didn't have much in common. There wasn't like chemistry. So you—
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23:14–23:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_212I don't—
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23:30–23:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_213I don't know. You guys think I'm weird for staying with him or trying again, but I don't think you realize how hard it is to find someone that you, you like and likes you back and you're attracted to and you have chemistry with.
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23:31–23:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_214Oh my god.
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23:47–23:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_215Oh!
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23:48–23:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_216The camera cut off.
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23:48–23:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_217Why does it do that?
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23:50–23:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_218Um, I don't know. It's still live, they can still hear us. I think I just need to press this button. Oh, this thing.
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23:51–24:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_219What?
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24:04–24:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_220Oh no, my camera's not connecting. It hasn't done this in a while. It's weird.
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24:04–24:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_221Yeah, it's about connection. True, exactly. It's so hard to find. It's impossible sometimes for people.
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24:13–24:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_222Oh crap, that's the angle. Oh, that—
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24:26–24:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_223like, yeah.
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24:28–24:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_224We spent like an hour trying to do the camera angle.
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24:29–24:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_225What?
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24:34–24:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_226Now it's not opening.
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24:34–24:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_227Look weird. No hanky-panky.
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24:35–24:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_228Ah, this stupid Chinese app.
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24:42–24:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_229Why don't you just get a better one?
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24:46–24:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_230I can't find a better one. There's not really much demand for people using phones as a webcam. Ah, is it fake?
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24:48–25:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_231Oh no.
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25:02–25:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_232Best stream ever. It just won't open. It keeps closing down every time I open it.
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25:05–25:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_233Audio only stream.
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25:10–25:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_234I don't really know how to fix it.
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25:23–25:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_235Hmm.
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25:29–25:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_236Oh, it's on. Yay, teamwork.
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25:36–25:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_237Do you have an ad?
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25:43–25:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_238Yeah, because I don't pay for the professional version.
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25:44–25:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_239Team you, Rachel and June. Is it the right one?
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25:57–26:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_240Or sit like this?
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26:06–26:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_241Yeah.
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26:08–26:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_242Fixed it. Okay, what are we talking about? Judging by Daniel's past relationships, you don't stand a chance without getting burned by him within 2 months. I didn't do anything wrong— yet. The main problems I had before were I would trash talk the girl on stream. I didn't trash talk you.
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26:11–26:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_243Not really, just about what was happening. And I didn't mind because you're allowed to have emotions and say that something makes you angry or upset. That's fine. What's it doing?
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26:41–27:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_244It's like screensaver mode.
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27:05–27:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_245Run, girl, run!
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27:07–27:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_246Are you scared?
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27:09–27:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_247I'm very scared. Help me, help me!
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27:11–27:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_248Where's Popcorn?
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27:18–27:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_249This looks like a World War I helmet.
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27:21–27:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_250Aren't they green?
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27:23–27:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_251Yeah. But the British ones were like a bowl with a rim and the rim was just flat.
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27:27–27:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_252Yeah. Is my crunching really loud?
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27:36–27:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_253The mic's not that close. I thought you didn't like British guys. What? What British guys?
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27:44–27:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_254She looks taller than you. And he's way taller than me. I'm five foot. Oh, you're some more sunny eating stream. I'm sorry. It's really crunchy. Sunny, tell us about your abusive Japanese ex. I don't know why people think the Japanese guy was abusive. He was nice.
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28:03–28:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_255Didn't you say I was in the place that he lives when I was streaming?
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28:32–28:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_256Say that again.
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28:36–28:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_257I was streaming. You said I was. You said he lived there. What was that?
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28:37–28:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_258You're fine. Yeah, you went to Itami.
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28:40–28:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_259Was it Itami? I can't remember.
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28:43–28:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_260Sweeta.
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28:46–28:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_261Yeah.
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28:46–28:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_262Yeah, he lived near there.
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28:47–28:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_263I was scared he was gonna track me down.
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28:49–28:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_264No, he wasn't mean. He was nice. He was really nice. But we just— again, it was like that we didn't really have that chemistry. I think it became like a married couple way too quick. It just wasn't very exciting. We should have just stayed friends, I think. 5'4. Are you 5'4?
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28:50–29:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_265No, I'm 5'9. Okay, five eight point eight point eight. Five five foot eight point eight eight eight nine. So basically five nine.
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29:14–29:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_266Were you a jet ALT? Yeah, jet. Yeah, I do miss the Japan times too. It was exciting. Is it snowing?
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29:29–29:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_267No, there was a bit of ice, but it's melted now.
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29:45–29:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_268Yeah, it was just a bit frosty. It's really cold though. JET is going to increase their salaries next year. That's annoying.
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29:48–30:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_269Did you not like being a JET teacher?
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30:04–30:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_270No, I did. I really did like it. Um, I just didn't really like plan on staying in Japan that long anyway. I'm 6'4, you need a real man like me, you rambunctious redhead, you. I swear you hate me. I've seen his comments all the time. You send a lot of hate, Sneedfeed.
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30:09–30:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_271Yeah, he hates me too. He's a hater.
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30:29–30:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_272Hater.
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30:35–30:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_273Hey, hope you're well today. How is the electric car ATM? Any advice on secondhand electrics? 10+ year Ford Focus reliable but needs replacing.
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30:36–30:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_274I'd recommend my car if you want an electric car that's not really expensive like a Tesla. You don't have a lot of options, to be honest. If you want to spend about $10K, I think it's good.
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30:46–31:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_275You're so more relaxed around Sunny. She's a keeper.
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31:00–31:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_276Yeah.
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31:08–31:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_277And he's so uptight right now on stream.
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31:09–31:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_278Because I don't know what to say. I'm still gonna be nervous though when you leave.
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31:12–31:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_279What do you mean? Nervous about what?
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31:18–31:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_280That we're gonna fight again.
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31:19–31:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_281Yeah, I think we've— we need to like regain a bit of trust because it definitely—
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31:20–31:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_282So the main 2 problems were I didn't ask you to be my girlfriend, so we fixed that. And the second problem was I didn't text enough, so I'll just text you more.
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31:25–31:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_283Yeah, and I'm gonna try and just, um—
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31:34–31:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_284What else was that? Sometimes I'd talk about stuff on the stream you didn't like, like PETA or something.
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31:39–31:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_285Yeah.
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31:46–31:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_286So I'll just try not to talk about that.
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31:47–31:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_287But I don't mind when you talk about exes and stuff. It's mainly with the Pia thing. It was more like I just didn't want to like picture you doing it. That was all. And like the way you told that story, I was like, oh, that was not fun to picture. That made me sad.
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31:56–32:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_288Yeah, I was mainly talking about turning on the financial news. I didn't mean to like bring up the you-know-what.
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32:11–32:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_289Yeah. But I have nothing against Pia. I think she's cute. But any one of them, I wouldn't have wanted to hear about serial stuff, just like you probably don't want to know about what I did with my exes. You just— but you wouldn't mind hearing about them in a general way.
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32:19–32:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_290Mm-hmm.
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32:39–32:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_291Yeah. How long have you guys been dating? One day, technically.
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32:40–32:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_292Yeah.
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32:51–32:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_293Friendship challenge failed.
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32:53–32:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_294Yeah, but I count it since August.
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32:57–32:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_295Yeah, I guess kind of.
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32:59–33:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_296When you first came over.
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33:01–33:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_297Dad, it's stuck to me. Yeah, I guess it kind of is. Are you paying money to me?
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33:02–33:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_298Wow.
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33:22–33:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_299Talk about how he treated the Turkish girl.
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33:23–33:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_300Is son— is Daniel your biggest age difference?
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33:32–33:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_301Yes.
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33:37–33:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_302The Japanese guy. So I've been in like 2 long-term relationships. The Japanese guy and me were the same age. We went out for about a year. And then my first long-term relationship, he was 7 or 8 years older.
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33:38–33:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_303Hmm.
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33:50–33:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_304Why are they going on about Turkish girl?
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34:07–34:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_305I don't know, because you were horrible to her.
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34:09–34:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_306It was an accident.
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34:16–34:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_307How?
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34:18–34:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_308I didn't think she'd find out what I said on Discord at that time. I would just say anything on Discord. Not realizing it would get leaked.
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34:25–34:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_309Yeah.
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34:35–34:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_310If it wasn't for Discord, it would have been fine.
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34:38–34:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_311Oh, thanks.
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34:45–34:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_312I wonder if Blood Bucket will come.
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34:52–34:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_313Blood Bucket completely vanished.
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34:56–34:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_314Lighting is creepy. I know. Should we turn the light on?
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35:03–35:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_315No, romantic.
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35:05–35:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_316Don't put it on red.
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35:08–35:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_317Oh, that looks nice. No, we're like in a fallout bunker.
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35:10–35:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_318Looks like hell.
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35:13–35:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_319I know, it looks cozy.
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35:15–35:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_320Can't even see us.
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35:18–35:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_321That's the point.
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35:19–35:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_322Oh, the radio is on. I'm a bit cold. More like red light district. Yeah, exactly.
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35:25–35:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_323Daniel's red light district.
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35:32–35:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_324I wonder how it looks from outside the window.
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35:33–35:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_325It's not that bright.
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35:35–35:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_326Going for a ski trip? Probably not. I think we got ahead of ourselves.
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35:37–35:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_327Wouldn't you have a job by then? And then you wouldn't be able to go anywhere unless you took holiday.
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35:52–35:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_328Yeah, it might— the timing might be a bit bad.
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35:56–35:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_329I'd be willing to grind Uber Eats to save up for it. The thing I'm worried about is I grind on Uber Eats and then we cancel, and I'm like, oh my God, I'm not coming.
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36:01–36:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_330Hate you, Daniel. I'm never going to Sunny, you have redeemed yourself. Thank you. Don't know why everyone hates me. Everyone hates me so much.
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36:14–36:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_331They don't hate you.
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36:25–36:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_332Or are they being sarcastic?
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36:27–36:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_333They probably think you're crazy for liking me.
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36:28–36:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_334Yeah.
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36:37–36:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_335Because they don't understand why anyone would like me, because I have been a bit of a dick to exes.
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36:37–36:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_336Yeah, I hate you lovingly. All right, that's okay because you're a homewrecker. Yeah, people really took that and ran with it, didn't they?
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36:43–36:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_337The subreddit hates, uh, the subreddit hates anyone who is my ally.
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37:01–37:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_338I haven't checked it in so long. Should we look? Should we check it on stream? That would be funny. Live react.
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37:06–37:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_339I don't know, it is kind of annoying.
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37:15–37:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_340No, we don't hate you. Thanks for fighting for each other. Oh, that's sweet.
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37:24–37:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_341A subreddit reaction segment.
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37:34–37:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_342Yeah, we should do it. Does Kami hate me? I mean, Kami, chill. Let's go Reddit reaction.
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37:37–37:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_343I have a quick look, but I'm not gonna like click on the articles and read the comments. Let's have a look at. Have a look at the headlines.
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37:59–38:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_344Headlines. It's so dark. How can you see us?
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38:08–38:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_345It's romantic. Daniel misses the colonial era when every desire for independence was punished with war crimes. What?
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38:16–38:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_346That's a bit weird.
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38:25–38:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_347Yeah, because the stupid Mali government are making me lose money.
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38:26–38:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_348The Malians.
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38:29–38:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_349We should send in the British Empire.
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38:31–38:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_350We hate Malians.
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38:32–38:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_351Shut the fuck up. They're blocking my gold mine. They're not letting Barrick Gold ship gold from the gold mine, and they detained a bunch of employees. Stupid Mali government. Daniel reveals how much money he lost in Barrick Gold. Wait, he's 35? Yep. My mum uses her car maybe once a week. Daniel confirmed he could have used his mum's car instead. I'm Jack's complete lack of surprise. What? Hmm, what does that even mean? It's just a lot of money stuff.
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38:33–39:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_352Cami would like you more if you stopped dropping logs in the bog. It's quite funny because Cami actually It seems like she prepared a special rubbish bin to put in the bathroom so I don't put my baby wipes down the toilet, which I didn't do anyway. I didn't do a big poo and I didn't put any baby wipes down the toilet, but she still seems nervous that it will block and it'll be my fault.
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39:15–39:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_353It's not that bad, the, um, subreddit. They're mainly just making fun of my financial decisions.
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39:44–39:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_354How do you feel being with Daniel? Are you similar in personality?
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39:54–40:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_355Yeah, we both cancelled our Amazon Prime and YouTube Premium at the same time.
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40:03–40:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_356Yeah, while we weren't talking.
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40:07–40:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_357We're connected.
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40:08–40:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_358It's weird. Daniel's joining the Squid Games season 3.
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40:09–40:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_359Should we watch that? Is it out yet?
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40:16–40:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_360I said we should watch it, but you said you And then he went, "Oh, I hate Korean.
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40:18–40:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_361Korean sounds so stupid." I hate the sound of the Korean language.
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40:22–40:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_362But it's cool because you could probably understand it without subtitles.
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40:27–40:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_363No, just basic stuff like what did you say? What are you doing?
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40:29–40:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_364Okay, I'm off. Cya. Sunny, do you think Abba and Preach helped you or not? Sunny, keep going and get that debt down.
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40:33–40:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_365What? You've never watched Abba and Preach, have you?
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40:41–40:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_366What is it?
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40:44–40:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_367It's two black guys' YouTube channel. They made a video about me. 3 years ago, and I got loads of hate in the comments.
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40:45–40:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_368Yeah.
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40:55–40:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_369It was about— they were reacting to my video called My Girlfriend's Ugly or something.
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40:56–41:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_370Oh my God.
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41:01–41:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_371She was kind of ugly though.
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41:02–41:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_372Who?
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41:06–41:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_373The single mother girlfriend back in 2016. Yeah, but the point of the video wasn't me saying she's ugly. The point of the video was saying even though she's not great looking, I kind of like her still. It was supposed to be a good message, but people took it the wrong way. Like every time I try and make a video.
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41:06–41:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_374You should have named it like, why looks don't matter.
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41:32–41:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_375It was called my girlfriend is unattractive or something.
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41:35–41:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_376That's not the right wording for that. Daniel said Korea was depressing.
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41:40–41:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_377Did you like— you liked Korea, didn't you?
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41:50–41:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_378I don't think I was there long enough to judge it really, but I enjoyed it. But I never lived there. Did you live there?
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41:53–42:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_379Yeah, I used to stay for 3 months at a time.
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42:01–42:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_380I guess you can have more of a judgment on it then. I was only there for about 5 days.
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42:05–42:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_381Yeah, I think if you add it all together, I was there for over a year.
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42:12–42:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_382Mod TB.
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42:15–42:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_383I feel like we should mod that one.
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42:17–42:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_384No, we don't need mods.
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42:19–42:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_385I am all-powerful mod. Sunny, don't pay attention to the haters. Okay, I'll try. Definitely doesn't bother me as much as it did last year.
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42:21–42:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_386The only problem is when they try and twist what I say and then you think that's what I actually said when I didn't say that.
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42:41–42:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_387Yeah, that's what annoys me too. But I think you just have to have this mindset of people are gonna think whatever they want. It's not— the world's not gonna end just because they have a weird opinion of you that's not true.
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42:47–43:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_388We're famous now. That's just the price you have to pay.
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43:11–43:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_389Daniel's making me stream. I didn't— I wasn't very enthusiastic.
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43:15–43:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_390But you were enthusiastic last time and I wasn't very.
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43:20–43:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_391Yeah, I was.
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43:25–43:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_392Because I wanted to do Amazon Flex.
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43:26–43:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_393Yeah, you're obsessed with it.
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43:29–43:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_394Yeah, checking for blocks.
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43:30–43:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_395It's really nice now.
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43:32–43:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_396It's—
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43:33–43:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_397you're way more present. You're not constantly checking for blocks all the time.
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43:33–43:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_398The block's dropped, let's go!
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43:37–43:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_399Even if you did have a block and you weren't checking, you were like antsy because you were getting ready to go.
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43:39–43:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_400And I was nervous.
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43:46–43:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_401She's pulling away as you're wrapping your arm. No, I'm just making room for his arm.
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43:48–43:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_402They're gonna clip that. Sunny secretly hates Daniel. She's putting up with him.
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43:54–43:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_403I'm literally laying on you. I hate you.
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43:59–44:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_404We should show you a Christmas— oh, who's that? They are not gonna have room. I can't—
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44:02–44:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_405who is it?
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44:08–44:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_406It's my mum's friend who's—
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44:09–44:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_407oh, she's come to do the contract.
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44:11–44:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_408Shit, she's not gonna squeeze. She can't get past my car.
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44:15–44:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_409Lady's gonna crash.
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44:20–44:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_410So we're just gonna stop there?
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44:21–44:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_411Well, yeah, it doesn't matter.
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44:22–44:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_412Ah, someone's moving into the cabin.
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44:25–44:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_413It's Kevin!
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44:28–44:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_414Why is Dave Gibson still here? I thought— unless he's gonna stay another night, but usually he just stays one night.
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44:29–44:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_415He might come.
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44:36–44:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_416I thought he would leave and then she would park where he's parked. My car is blocking the other half of the drive.
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44:37–44:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_417Well, she could just park in front of your mum's car. Your mum's not going anywhere.
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44:47–44:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_418It's gonna be tough to get out though. She'll have to do a tight U-turn. This is the person that my mum agreed to let stay in the cabin last year, and then my mum changed her mind and then they fell out.
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44:50–45:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_419Oh, I remember that. They fell out.
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45:08–45:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_420But now it seems like my mum's changed her mind again.
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45:10–45:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_421Why did they fall out?
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45:13–45:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_422Because my mum suddenly changed her mind and she was ready to move in.
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45:14–45:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_423Dave Gibson is getting territorial with Kevin sniffing around.
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45:18–45:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_424Look, there she is.
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45:27–45:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_425How old is she?
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45:29–45:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_426I don't know, must be like 40s. My mum met her at the castle, Leeds Castle. At the Leeds Castle. Chris Broad works there too. He keeps it a secret. He says, at the castle I used to work at. I don't know which castle it is.
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45:33–45:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_427Oh, he doesn't want to dox himself.
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45:59–46:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_428He's so scared.
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46:00–46:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_429Is it public though that he was from— he's from Kent?
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46:01–46:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_430I think he said he's from Kent, but he doesn't like people knowing where he's from.
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46:05–46:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_431Hey, Crump!
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46:09–46:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_432Cold Stone Stunner on Gibson on stream, please.
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46:10–46:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_433What's a cold— oh, Stone Cold Steve Austin. Cold Stone Stunner, is that what it is? Stone Cold Steve Austin. Did you watch wrestling? No, you would have been too young. It was big in the '90s. I used to love it, and then I found out it was fake, and I was so crushed. I thought it was real. Oh yeah, like The Rock and Triple H and The Undertaker.
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46:14–46:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_434So it's more like a choreographed—
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46:41–46:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_435it's so fake. They're like— oh, I used to like, uh, I like Kane. He would do the choke slam. I mean, he was massive. He was like nearly 7 foot tall. Good times. I used to get the games on PlayStation.
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46:43–47:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_436Don't they do it anymore?
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47:10–47:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_437I think they still do it, but it's not as popular. I think Kane retired and he became a governor of some American state. Now he's like a politician, kind of like The Rock. The Rock? No, he became a movie star. Dwayne Johnson.
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47:12–47:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_438This light is making me fall asleep.
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47:40–47:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_439You look like one of those medieval Anne Boleyn women. Henry the Eighth's tapestry.
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47:44–47:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_440I'm gonna cut my hair.
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47:51–47:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_441No, you look like a medieval painting.
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47:55–47:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_442Thanks.
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47:59–48:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_443I have a very British face. Daniel is out of his shell a bit more this time.
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48:02–48:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_444Yeah, maybe we should visit another castle. Bodiam Castle is quite nice.
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48:09–48:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_445Yeah, yeah.
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48:16–48:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_446You don't seem like you want to. I want to take you to the place Henry VIII beheaded his ex-wife.
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48:17–48:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_447You're really giving me like subtle hints.
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48:23–48:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_448No, this is all coincidence.
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48:26–48:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_449You don't like Anne Boleyn. I want to take you to the place where Henry VIII—
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48:28–48:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_450Henry VIII is my hero. He took on the church so he can divorce his bitch ex-wife. Make a baby with someone else.
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48:33–48:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_451Sunny, you're 26, your leftover Christmas cake.
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48:42–48:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_452Yeah.
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48:48–48:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_453I had Christmas cake on Boxing Day.
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48:49–48:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_454I don't think anyone likes— do people actually like Christmas cake? I don't personally.
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48:51–48:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_455I had Christmas— no, I had Christmas pudding.
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48:58–49:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_456It's different, isn't it? I was gonna say, yeah, did you know Henry VIII had a rotten leg that you could smell from 2 rooms away?
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49:00–49:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_457Their hygiene must have been so bad. They didn't brush their teeth either.
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49:12–49:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_458Yeah, I think— was it Elizabeth I?
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49:18–49:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_459Had black teeth.
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49:20–49:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_460She was addicted to sugar and she had black teeth.
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49:22–49:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_461You should—
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49:24–49:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_462she used to brush her teeth with sugar.
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49:25–49:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_463That's crazy that the empires would go to war just so they could Get islands to grow sugar plantations on because they're all addicted to sugar.
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49:26–49:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_464Daniel doesn't brush his teeth either.
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49:36–49:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_465I brush it twice a day.
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49:40–49:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_466Oh.
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49:42–49:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_467And I'm sitting here most time picking it with that pick to get all the stuff out.
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49:42–49:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_468Sunny is ginger like me. Celtic genes, the rightful owners of these isles.
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49:48–49:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_469Does your mum like Sunny? My mum don't like you and she likes everyone. Do you know that song?
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49:53–50:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_470Of course I do, but you didn't— you were completely out of key.
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50:05–50:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_471I don't know how to sing. Is it Justin Bieber?
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50:09–50:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_472Yeah.
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50:18–50:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_473It's funny how much people used to hate him when he was a kid and famous, and now he's all grown up and depressed.
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50:19–50:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_474Yeah, he does seem really depressed.
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50:25–50:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_475Didn't he get touched up by Diddy?
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50:28–50:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_476Oh, did that come out?
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50:30–50:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_477I don't know. He seems like he was traumatized at a Diddy party. Well, he had like a weird thing with Michael Jackson too, like he was sleeping over at Michael Jackson's place.
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50:32–50:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_478Yeah, it's crazy about Jay-Z as well.
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50:45–50:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_479What do you mean I never shower or change my underwear? I shower every day. That's how I get my hair to look good. My hair looks crazy in the morning.
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50:54–51:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_480Yeah, defying gravity.
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51:04–51:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_481This monitor's annoying.
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51:06–51:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_482It's so dark.
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51:10–51:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_483I like him.
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51:11–51:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_484When you say rotten, do you mean gangrene? Maybe it was gangrene. Did he used to live 15 minutes from where I live? Where did you live? LA. Play Silent Hill 2.
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51:19–51:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_485My computer's not good enough for that.
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51:49–51:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_486Really?
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51:50–51:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_487I tried it and it was so stuttery.
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51:51–51:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_488We've been playing Resident Evil 7 Biohazard.
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51:54–51:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_489Isn't it finished yet? I'm getting a bit bored of it, to be honest. Yeah, it was good in the house with Jack and now it's just getting kind of silly, all these flashbacks.
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51:59–52:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_490Can anyone explain the story? Because we're a bit confused.
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52:07–52:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_491I don't think it's even related to Resident Evil.
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52:10–52:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_492What is the serum? Why? And then we gave that girl the serum and then she died anyway. So, but we're gonna play Resident Evil Village, which is the prequel, I think, or the sequel.
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52:15–52:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_493Is that the one with all the wolves, like the werewolf enemies? Oh crap, I saw my mum messaged me. Is it because of my car? Oh, she said, can Dave Gibson come in now? That was 40 minutes ago.
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52:28–52:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_494Oh no, Dave, make them pay £10.
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52:47–52:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_495No, why does everyone keep—
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52:55–52:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_496I think they're being quite tame today though.
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52:58–53:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_497I mean, you and my mum keep trying to get him on the stream.
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53:01–53:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_498It'll make him happy. Sunny love the comfortable feeling. Cozy, cozy. What are you gonna say?
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53:03–53:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_499I don't know what to say now. I feel like a dick.
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53:21–53:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_500Just let him for 10 minutes.
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53:23–53:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_501Oh, I don't want to.
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53:26–53:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_502Why?
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53:27–53:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_503It's weird.
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53:28–53:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_504Either Dave is coming on stream or we're leaving.
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53:30–53:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_505I don't know what to say. You put me in a difficult spot.
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53:33–53:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_506No, just say next, next time, because you don't want to put all your eggs in one basket.
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53:39–53:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_507What do you mean? Yeah, but I don't want to keep having Dave Gibson on my stream.
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53:48–53:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_508I mean, just doing it all on one stream today. But Dave in the middle with an arm around you both.
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53:55–54:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_509I don't really— I don't usually feel comfortable streaming with people unless we're like intimate or close, or I feel comfortable.
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54:01–54:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_510What did you text her?
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54:25–54:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_511Nothing.
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54:25–54:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_512Well, it's up to you.
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54:26–54:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_513I'll put maybe next time. We're busy.
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54:29–54:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_514Oh, it's cold!
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54:38–54:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_515What? You always say it's hot. Is the radiator on?
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54:39–54:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_516Yeah, in summer I said it was hot. It's not on now.
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54:43–54:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_517I'm trying to save my mum heating oil.
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54:46–54:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_518So generous.
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54:48–54:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_519Dono goal, $100 for Gibbo.
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54:51–55:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_520Why don't we get out the infamous blanket and I'll try—
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55:00–55:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_521No, my blanket.
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55:04–55:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_522Give me the blanket.
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55:05–55:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_523There's no way to plug it in.
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55:06–55:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_524Nowhere.
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55:10–55:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_525Those plugs all filled.
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55:11–55:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_526Oh.
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55:13–55:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_527I got so mad when that meaningless guy came and then he left and then Blood Bucket kept trying to bring him back. I was like, oh my God, shut up. And I don't want to be rude About meaningless until we left Japan.
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55:18–55:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_528Why?
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55:41–55:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_529She might show up again. He's crazy.
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55:42–55:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_530Is he still making videos? I just felt bad for him.
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55:45–55:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_531I don't think so. Yeah, I felt bad for him at first until he started trash talking me, and then I was like, oh, fuck you. The only reason you got viewers is because of me.
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55:49–55:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_532What was he actually saying? I can't remember what he said about you.
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55:59–56:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_533I don't know. He was like bragging how he walked up to a Japanese woman and asked her on a date, and he was like, I just did what Daniel could never do in 30 years. Yeah, cuz it doesn't work. You gotta go up to like 1,000 women to have a chance of getting a date. So he, he gets her Instagram, she says, okay, I'll go on a date, and then she probably blocked him, and then he goes to where they agreed to go for the date, and then she doesn't show up, and then he's upset. Yeah, that's what Japanese women do. They're so fake. They did it to Ice Poseidon too. They'd be like, yeah, I'll add you as a friend, and then as soon as Ice leaves, they would instantly block him. Japanese women are so fake.
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56:01–56:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_534But wouldn't you prefer to be let down gently? Because I think Western women would be like, I'm sorry, I don't like you.
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56:45–56:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_535Yeah, they lead you on though and make you feel like, oh yes, she likes me. And but then it's—
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56:53–56:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_536Is that worse than being rejected Yeah, in your face.
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56:58–57:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_537Just say sorry, no. Yeah, they just say it because they want to be nice and not upset you. Like you go on a date and you say, so do you want to meet again? They'll say, yeah, I had a really nice time, but then you never hear from them ever again because they've probably blocked you.
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57:00–57:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_538I think it's just hard to be confrontational, isn't it?
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57:26–57:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_539Yeah.
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57:31–57:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_540Cold approach works. You either have to be good at it or just do it a lot and not let the rejection get you down. I never tried it because I'm— I've got anxiety and I'm scared of rejection. And I could never get over that.
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57:39–57:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_541When you asked me to be your girlfriend, I was like, no.
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57:54–58:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_542I asked you so many times. I was like, so do you— I said I would be happy for you to be my girlfriend.
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58:06–58:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_543That's not—
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58:13–58:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_544And then you just ignored it.
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58:14–58:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_545That's not because that's not asking. Yeah, cold approach works if you're attractive. Hmm, sadly that is the most important thing.
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58:15–58:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_546Yeah, but if you're attractive, you wouldn't have to cold approach because you'd probably have a girlfriend already.
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58:35–58:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_547Yeah, that's true.
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58:40–58:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_548You only need to cold approach if For some reason, you're struggling to meet any girls, and you've had to resort to going up to random women on the street. Usually people go to a bar or a club to meet people, or they just meet at work.
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58:42–59:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_549Mm.
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59:02–59:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_550It was just annoying because he kept like bragging about it and putting me down. And then he kept stealing my viewers who'd go live when I was live, and then my viewership would drop by half because they would go over and watch his stream.
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59:10–59:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_551He was a little hard to understand.
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59:28–59:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_552It was funny though.
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59:46–59:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_553I did not understand what he was saying.
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59:48–59:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_554It was an interesting mini arc.
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59:50–59:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_555I felt bad for him until he was started like I swear when he was trying to speak to you, he was body shaming Japanese men or something to that effect. He definitely said something that was really not nice. I was like, oh, I don't feel that bad for you anymore.
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59:57–1:00:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_556I forgot everything he said.
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1:00:19–1:00:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_557He's going back to Japan soon, he said. Uh, hopefully he gets a bit more luck. Why is there so much red light? Because Daniel won't turn the light on.
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1:00:29–1:00:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_558It's mood lighting.
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1:00:40–1:00:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_559It's creepy. I feel like I'm in a darkroom making pictures.
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1:00:43–1:00:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_560I met another viewer. Off stream, and he was weird too. He was like really short in Japan. Yeah, he was this white English guy, and he just saw me and he came up to me, and he was really short and really skinny, and he was wearing this massive oversized hoodie, and he had his Japanese wife with him, and he said, "Oh, I used to watch you. You inspired me to come to Japan and get a wife." Wow.
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1:00:51–1:01:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_561You've influenced people's lives.
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1:01:24–1:01:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_562Yeah, I don't know how to feel about that.
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1:01:26–1:01:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_563How are you getting on?
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1:01:29–1:01:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_564And then he said he had a YouTube channel, so I looked up his YouTube channel and he had like a video from 6 years ago bashing me.
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1:01:32–1:01:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_565But he was nice to you?
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1:01:39–1:01:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_566Yeah, in real life he was like, oh, this is really cool, I used to watch your videos. But then they bash me in their videos.
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1:01:41–1:01:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_567We don't care, we want Dave.
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1:01:54–1:01:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_568Dave would just go on and on about, I don't know, his lawnmower or something for like an hour.
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1:01:55–1:02:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_569Did you like your Christmas present from Daniel? Yeah, it was really, really, really good. I was scared to open it, and I was like, "I feel bad. I feel like I don't deserve it." Yeah. Am I not allowed to tell them what it is?
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1:02:04–1:02:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_570You can show them.
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1:02:26–1:02:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_571Well, they won't be able to see it because it's dark. Yeah.
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1:02:28–1:02:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_572I got her this. Where's camera?
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1:02:35–1:02:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_573Come.
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1:02:40–1:02:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_574I got her a. Polaroid camera.
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1:02:41–1:02:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_575You should show the box.
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1:02:43–1:02:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_576And it prints out the photos.
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1:02:45–1:02:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_577Have you got the Pushkin one?
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1:02:47–1:02:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_578Where's the photo of us?
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1:02:49–1:02:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_579Uh, I put it on the windowsill.
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1:02:50–1:02:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_580But now I think about it, I think like a little mini printer would have been better. I didn't think of it.
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1:02:53–1:03:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_581It is a mini printer though.
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1:03:00–1:03:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_582Yeah, it's basically a printer with a camera attached to it, but the camera is not amazing. I think it's better to take the photo on your phone and then print it from the phone.
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1:03:01–1:03:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_583But that's why I like it, because that's what I like to do.
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1:03:12–1:03:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_584But I didn't think of it in that way. I didn't know— I didn't know you could connect it to your phone. Where's that photo of us? It was on the windowsill.
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1:03:15–1:03:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_585I'll put it on that one. Maybe here.
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1:03:26–1:03:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_586Bring Gibbo in and double team that MF on stream.
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1:03:34–1:03:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_587Oh, thank you.
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1:03:39–1:03:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_588It's not the picture of us. I look weird. I look like a woman. Why do I look like a woman? So it prints out pictures. See, it doesn't look too bad.
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1:03:43–1:04:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_589No.
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1:04:07–1:04:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_590Daniel will break up with you before Valentine's Day to save money on car payments. What are you gonna do with the car then? Have you decided?
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1:04:09–1:04:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_591Um, the problem is if I get rid of it just to Save eight k, and then I want to buy a car again. Then what was the point? Because let's say I give the car back, and I'm like, yeah, I'm saving eight k. But then I decide I want the car again because I want it to come and see you. And then I'm like, okay, I'll get a six k cheap petrol automatic. Then I've just lost seven k on my electric car that I don't have anymore. So it's the same, isn't it? When I could just keep the car I have now. Now I've already paid nearly half of it. And then if I got a cheap petrol car, I have to pay loads in petrol, and then it might break down. It's got all these components that can go wrong. I think I'll just keep my car. I think it's a good car.
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1:04:22–1:05:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_592You need a car, you live out in the middle of nowhere. Yeah, I think you need a car.
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1:05:17–1:05:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_593It is nice having the car because we can like go get food and stuff.
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1:05:21–1:05:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_594But even when I'm not here, like, at least you know you're free and you can leave the house and go places. I'd feel so trapped if I didn't have a car.
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1:05:26–1:05:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_595Yeah, I'd really hate to use public transport.
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1:05:36–1:05:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_596Yeah.
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1:05:39–1:05:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_597And the main reason I learned to drive, because I hated public transport. Those kids at the station bullied me.
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1:05:39–1:05:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_598Who is this?
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1:05:46–1:05:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_599Sunny 2.0.
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1:05:50–1:05:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_600What?
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1:05:55–1:05:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_601Yeah, what? I'm confused.
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1:05:57–1:05:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_602Oh, I think she's here.
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1:05:59–1:06:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_603Do you think Daniel will try to serial this 40-year-old female lodger?
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1:06:02–1:06:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_604What?
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1:06:06–1:06:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_605No.
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1:06:08–1:06:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_606We should go see her. You should go introduce yourself to your new—
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1:06:10–1:06:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_607No, I'm not happy about it. I think your home is a sacred place. You shouldn't have people in it who are not your family or like your partner or something.
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1:06:15–1:06:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_608Hello, Mel. Did you get the job? No, I haven't. I rescheduled the interview. I kind of— I don't know if I'll get it. Is Sunny your sister?
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1:06:35–1:06:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_609Yeah.
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1:06:47–1:06:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_610My half-sister.
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1:06:48–1:06:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_611Ew.
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1:06:51–1:06:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_612And then the electricity bill is going to go up crazy if she's going to be staying here. Probably add like £100 to electric bill.
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1:07:00–1:07:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_613But it has solar panels.
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1:07:08–1:07:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_614Yeah, but it doesn't generate enough electricity to make it free. I think my mum needs to open the gate on the other side of the drive. Because this U-shaped drive is just stupid. My granddad's an idiot. Why do you make a U-shaped drive? And then he made this half-moon garden in the middle of it that you can't even see and no one goes into. He should have just made like a square-shaped car park. Sometimes my granddad's design ideas were kind of weird.
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1:07:10–1:07:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_615What you're eating is distracting.
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1:08:02–1:08:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_616I can't stop eating it now.
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1:08:04–1:08:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_617It's addicting.
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1:08:06–1:08:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_618She needs to be charged for utilities. Yeah, but my mum's just gonna say, oh, 500 a month. Everything included.
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1:08:07–1:08:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_619Don't worry about it.
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1:08:20–1:08:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_620That's crazy.
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1:08:21–1:08:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_621Why did your family move, Sunny? What was the reason? We haven't moved yet. We're just trying to work out the best course of action, the best place to live.
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1:08:29–1:08:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_622I really hope you're not gonna move further away.
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1:08:40–1:08:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_623No, we won't, because the reason— Can't you just move closer to That's what we want to do because the reason is we want to be less in the sticks, and my sister's partner needs to be closer to bigger cities for his job.
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1:08:43–1:08:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_624What does he do for his job?
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1:08:56–1:08:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_625He's a lift engineer.
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1:08:57–1:08:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_626Doesn't that make good money?
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1:08:59–1:09:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_627Yeah.
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1:09:01–1:09:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_628How come you're broke all the time?
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1:09:02–1:09:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_629Because they're a separate family.
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1:09:04–1:09:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_630Oh.
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1:09:06–1:09:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_631My sister doesn't work though because she's got 2 little babies. I mean, he does make a decent wage. I don't know how much.
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1:09:06–1:09:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_632I thought he'd make like at least £30K.
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1:09:17–1:09:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_633I think it's about that, but he, um—
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1:09:20–1:09:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_634It's like specialized skill, isn't it?
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1:09:23–1:09:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_635Yeah, like, I don't know, does it count as a trade? I guess it does. He has to have qualifications and stuff, and he does a lot of overtime, and he's really trying to save hard for a house, so they don't really have a lot of money because I think he puts it straight into his ISA. And they're also paying so much on rent because they have a 3-bedroom house.
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1:09:25–1:09:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_636I had this weird impression he was like this unemployed bum.
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1:09:47–1:09:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_637He's really hard working.
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1:09:50–1:09:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_638He's good. Yeah, when you don't know all the info, your mind makes up all this weird stuff.
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1:09:55–1:09:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_639Yeah.
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1:09:58–1:09:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_640Based off nothing.
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1:09:59–1:10:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_641And my sister's not a bum either. She's doing her PhD and trying to look after 2 kids.
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1:10:00–1:10:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_642Yeah.
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1:10:06–1:10:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_643One's 4, one's nearly 2. So yeah, we, we are hardworking. It's just, it's just hard to have any money left over after you've paid rent. Rent is just crazy. You're unemployed? Hopefully not. Is Sunny a gypsy?
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1:10:07–1:10:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_644No.
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1:10:46–1:10:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_645Then why is Sunny paying for all their expenses? Who said that?
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1:10:46–1:10:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_646It wasn't me. They're making up stories.
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1:10:50–1:10:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_647I don't pay everyone's expenses. I couldn't even do that. I I only work part-time. I just try and help where I can. Can't your family combine income and buy a house together?
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1:10:52–1:11:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_648Daniel made it seem like you were keeping the lights on in the house. That's what it sounded like. It sounded like your family don't work and then you had to get a job to support them.
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1:11:06–1:11:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_649Literally everyone works. Everyone works. What? It's hard out here, man.
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1:11:16–1:11:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_650Daniel should go into options trading. I tried to open her an investing account using my referral link.
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1:11:29–1:11:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_651I messed up.
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1:11:34–1:11:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_652And then she created the account without clicking my link, so I don't get any free shares.
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1:11:35–1:11:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_653Sorry.
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1:11:40–1:11:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_654And now she can't make a new account because she's already used her info.
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1:11:40–1:11:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_655Sorry.
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1:11:44–1:11:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_656We could have gotten a free share worth £100.
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1:11:46–1:11:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_657We will, we just have to wait 2 days. I closed the account, I'm gonna open a new one. No work.
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1:11:48–1:11:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_658I would advise you what stocks to pick.
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1:11:53–1:12:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_659Go on then.
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1:12:02–1:12:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_660I'm a genius.
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1:12:03–1:12:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_661Someone has £50, what should they do? Impart your wisdom.
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1:12:05–1:12:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_662All in Ethereum.
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1:12:12–1:12:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_663All of it?
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1:12:17–1:12:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_664Yeah, Bitcoin has peaked, and then what follows is Ethereum in phase 2, followed by altcoin season.
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1:12:18–1:12:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_665Aren't you supposed to distribute?
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1:12:26–1:12:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_666That's boring.
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1:12:28–1:12:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_667£50 is nothing.
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1:12:29–1:12:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_668Yeah, you need to experience the feeling of losing money.
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1:12:36–1:12:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_669What?
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1:12:46–1:12:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_670That's the most important part, because until you've experienced the pain of losing the money, you feel like a god, like you're this genius, which is very dangerous. I have never lost money on crypto.
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1:12:46–1:13:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_671That's a lie.
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1:13:10–1:13:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_672It's not, it's true. I've only lost money on stocks.
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1:13:11–1:13:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_673Is it not the same thing?
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1:13:15–1:13:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_674No, crypto is like a different asset class. Right now I'm all in on gold.
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1:13:18–1:13:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_675How do you think about buying a house in the future? I think it would be very difficult. It's not really a goal. I don't mind if I don't own a house. Is it your goal?
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1:13:39–1:13:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_676You can get a mortgage with a 5% deposit. So if you get like a 100k house, it would— you would only need 5k. What's 10%?
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1:13:55–1:14:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_677Can you even get a 100k house though in Liverpool?
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1:14:08–1:14:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_678Like up north or Wales, they've got a lot of 60, 70k, like a townhouse, terrace house. I used to watch this guy on YouTube, he would go up to Liverpool And then buy a 60 or 70k property, put down a 20% mortgage deposit, and then rent it out. But then there's a lot of other fees, maintenance, fix it up.
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1:14:14–1:14:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_679Don't get a mortgage together. Daniel will leave you to pay for it.
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1:14:40–1:14:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_680I wouldn't do that anyway.
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1:14:44–1:14:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_681That would be really risky.
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1:14:49–1:14:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_682Yeah.
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1:14:50–1:14:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_683I would only get a mortgage if I could pay it myself. If anyone like helps, it's just a bonus. You shouldn't go into it relying on someone.
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1:14:57–1:15:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_684It does seem silly to pay rent when you could be paying your mortgage because that's like paying yourself the rent. Because you rent, you're paying the money to a landlord, but when you own— when you have a mortgage, you are the landlord. And you're just paying yourself the mortgage because you're gonna own it.
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1:15:09–1:15:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_685But then you have homeowner expenses that normally renters get paid.
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1:15:24–1:15:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_686Yeah, you'd have to be responsible for maintaining it too.
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1:15:29–1:15:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_687Yeah.
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1:15:34–1:15:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_688And all the tax stuff.
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1:15:34–1:15:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_689Mm-hmm.
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1:15:35–1:15:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_690Council tax.
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1:15:37–1:15:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_691Yeah, you wouldn't want to pay for plumbing repairs.
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1:15:47–1:15:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_692I wouldn't need plumbing. I'd get my mud daddy.
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1:15:49–1:15:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_693What?
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1:15:51–1:15:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_694What is the point of plumbing? It's because you need pressurized water coming out of a tap. My mud daddy does that. You just give it a few pumps and you got a hose in a tank. Put some hot water in it, you got a shower. Live off-grid in a field. With my muddaddy.
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1:15:52–1:16:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_695Muddaddy's such a weird name. Yeah, rent pays council tax, service charges. Yeah, I suppose in the end a house is always going to be a better choice.
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1:16:14–1:16:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_696Oh well, like Dante. Dante's Hell!
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1:16:27–1:16:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_697Daniel is happy now.
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1:16:31–1:16:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_698Daniel always wins.
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1:16:32–1:16:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_699That's what I said you should call it. What did you call it?
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1:16:34–1:16:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_700Sunny is here. We should do— we should copy that Caleb Hammer financial audit. What are your debts? And then I'll shower you. Are you insane?
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1:16:37–1:16:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_701Why me?
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1:16:56–1:16:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_702I don't know. Do you have debts?
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1:16:57–1:16:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_703No.
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1:16:58–1:16:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_704Do you have any debt?
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1:16:59–1:17:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_705I have student debt.
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1:17:00–1:17:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_706How much?
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1:17:01–1:17:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_707A lot.
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1:17:01–1:17:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_708Like over 60k.
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1:17:03–1:17:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_709Oh my god, 60k!
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1:17:05–1:17:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_710Yeah, but—
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1:17:07–1:17:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_711But you don't have to pay it until you get a job, isn't that right?
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1:17:08–1:17:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_712Yeah, I think it's—
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1:17:11–1:17:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_713I think my sister still has hers.
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1:17:11–1:17:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_714Over £24,000 a year you have to earn and then you start paying it back. So I don't really count it as debt. I don't even have an overdraft. Pretty good.
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1:17:13–1:17:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_715You should open the Amazon credit card.
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1:17:25–1:17:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_716No, I'm not taking any advice from you.
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1:17:27–1:17:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_717You get a £20 gift card.
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1:17:29–1:17:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_718I am not taking Any advice?
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1:17:30–1:17:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_719And 1% cashback.
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1:17:32–1:17:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_720Sunny not smart enough for scholarships. I don't think undergraduate scholarships are really a thing in the UK. You get scholarships— my sister got this scholarship for her PhD.
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1:17:34–1:17:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_721My sister has university student debt and she's doing a job that's not related to a university degree at all.
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1:17:45–1:17:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_722That happens so much. I mean, I kind of am too.
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1:17:54–1:17:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_723That's why I didn't want to go to university. I didn't want to get into student debt.
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1:17:59–1:18:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_724Yeah. What's the interest on it? On the student fine— on the student finance? I'm not sure. It's quite high. It's really annoying. I feel like I might never pay it off. I don't know. I think it does get written off after a while though.
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1:18:03–1:18:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_725Declare bankruptcy.
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1:18:34–1:18:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_726You can't with student debt because it's not, it's not a real debt, so it doesn't count.
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1:18:35–1:18:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_727Yeah, my car debt is not real debt either.
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1:18:44–1:18:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_728Really?
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1:18:47–1:18:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_729Are you being sarcastic?
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1:18:49–1:18:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_730I don't know.
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1:18:50–1:18:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_731Don't worry about your UK student debt, it's like the best value loan. Yeah, I feel like it is a good value.
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1:19:02–1:19:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_732Everything's icing up outside.
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1:19:08–1:19:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_733Oh, oh, it looks like it snowed.
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1:19:09–1:19:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_734Wow.
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1:19:15–1:19:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_735I had to sit in my car for like 10 minutes with the heating on before I could leave to come and pick you up.
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1:19:17–1:19:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_736Hmm.
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1:19:22–1:19:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_737There was frost all over the windows.
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1:19:24–1:19:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_738Doesn't the debt get waived? Yeah, I think it's— is it 20 years? I don't know. Didn't Biden forgive a bunch of student debt recently before he left? Before he—
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1:19:26–1:19:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_739I think that was his promise, but it didn't get passed in the Senate or something like that, or he can only get a portion of it passed.
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1:19:51–1:19:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_740Why do they keep talking about HPV?
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1:19:58–1:20:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_741I don't know.
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1:20:05–1:20:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_742I have the vaccine anyway.
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1:20:07–1:20:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_743I don't have HPV. Why do you keep saying that?
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1:20:08–1:20:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_744It's quite common for people to get HPV. That's why you gotta go for a pap smear as much as you can.
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1:20:11–1:20:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_745I did all those tests, the STD tests. I didn't have anything.
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1:20:17–1:20:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_746Sneed feed, be nice. 90% of people get HPV from school. Or do you get it from touching someone with it? Yeah, I think it's through touch as well.
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1:20:27–1:20:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_747You can get it from touch or sexually, like it transmits By blood.
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1:20:56–1:21:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_748Hmm, so it sounds like herpes. Most people have herpes too in their mouth. Do you get cold sores?
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1:21:03–1:21:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_749No, I get pimples. That's it.
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1:21:17–1:21:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_750What did Sunny study? I studied history.
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1:21:20–1:21:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_751I can become a historian.
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1:21:30–1:21:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_752Maybe. I just— I did my degree because I wanted to just join the Air Force as an officer really quickly, and then I was like, oh no, I like Japan. So then I went. It was still good though, because to have a visa in Japan you need a degree, so it's still worth it. Don't they? Don't they? Why are you so mean to me?
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1:21:31–1:22:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_753Broken family.
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1:22:05–1:22:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_754I mean, yeah, kind of. It was good up until I was about 7, and then we left. I got divorced. You're lucky your parents stayed together. I don't think it's common, really.
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1:22:07–1:22:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_755Yeah, it would have been a mess because they would have had to sell the house to split the assets. I'm sorry, my dad would never— would have wanted that.
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1:22:22–1:22:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_756Just more.
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1:22:57–1:22:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_757Maybe.
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1:23:01–1:23:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_758Why is everyone talking about diseases?
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1:23:06–1:23:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_759For some reason they think I'm. Riddled with STDs because I made one video back in 2015 about having chlamydia, which is obviously cured by now. As if I had chlamydia for 10 years.
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1:23:10–1:23:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_760Both unemployed. I'm not unemployed. I literally have a job.
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1:23:23–1:23:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_761I'm self-employed.
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1:23:31–1:23:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_762My boss is messaging me. He messaged me this morning.
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1:23:32–1:23:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_763I got worried. Are you two together?
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1:23:36–1:23:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_764Yeah.
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1:23:44–1:23:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_765Yeah?
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1:23:48–1:23:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_766It's cold. Aren't you cold?
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1:23:57–1:24:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_767No.
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1:24:04–1:24:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_768Should I make it warmer?
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1:24:12–1:24:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_769How do you do that?
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1:24:14–1:24:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_770Which way do you twist? This way.
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1:24:16–1:24:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_771We should get pushpin in here.
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1:24:22–1:24:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_772I guess Dave Gibson's staying another night.
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1:24:32–1:24:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_773Yeah, maybe we can watch Squid Game later. Have you guys watched Squid Game too? Is it good? How did Sunny reach 60,000? Because I got the tuition fee loan and the maintenance And then I did postgraduate stuff as well, so it added up. Oh no, Miss Black.
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1:24:35–1:25:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_774People say you have STDs because you have mostly unprotected sex with escort dates. In Japan, 2024 alone, you slept with four people.
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1:25:05–1:25:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_775No, it's not true.
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1:25:24–1:25:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_776Okay.
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1:25:32–1:25:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_777I didn't have that. What do you mean dates? Back in 2017. This is all information based off of old content. I was not going on dates this last year. I can't, I'm banned on all the apps.
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1:25:40–1:26:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_778No, jumper doesn't smell.
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1:26:03–1:26:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_779Yours.
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1:26:22–1:26:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_780Yours. Mine smells nice.
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1:26:24–1:26:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_781Because it doesn't touch my skin. I've got a shirt under it. It absorbs the moisture. How did Sunny and you meet? Because she is a viewer.
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1:26:26–1:26:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_782Isn't that really loud crunching? Daniel gets with his viewers and is not cancelled.
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1:27:15–1:27:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_783I am cancelled. That's why my channel's dead.
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1:27:32–1:27:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_784You're quite cancelled.
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1:27:34–1:27:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_785You guys are the only ones left. I used to get like 30-40k viewers and then they found out my dark secrets and they all left. I used to get so many comments like, I used to be a fan, Daniel, but then I found out X, Y, and Z. I'm unsubscribing. I tried so hard in 2018 and '19 to keep my viewers, but I ended up just leaking all my secrets.
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1:27:35–1:28:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_786Close your mouth, Daniel.
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1:28:06–1:28:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_787It is closed.
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1:28:14–1:28:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_788Why are you so shy? I'm not. I am a little bit shy. I'm just.
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1:28:20–1:28:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_789Did I?
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1:28:27–1:28:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_790Oh, in Japan 2024, you had cereal with Kochi girl, laptop, Sunny, Faster, and some mystery woman.
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1:28:29–1:28:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_791Who says there's mystery woman?
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1:28:37–1:28:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_792Blood bucket.
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1:28:42–1:28:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_793No. That would be so weird.
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1:28:43–1:28:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_794Please tell Daniel to chew with his mouth closed.
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1:28:46–1:28:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_795It is closed.
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1:28:50–1:28:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_796It is closed, it's just really loud.
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1:28:50–1:28:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_797What's happening outside?
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1:28:52–1:28:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_798It looks like snow.
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1:28:55–1:28:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_799Everything's freezing over.
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1:28:58–1:28:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_800No, it's snow.
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1:28:59–1:29:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_801I can't see the snow falling.
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1:29:00–1:29:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_802Do you plan on breaking up with Daniel next week? No, maybe the week after. I'll give us a bit of extra time. Are you gonna watch any movies tonight? I don't know, we— I want to watch the first Alien because I've never seen it.
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1:29:02–1:29:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_803We have to watch it up here.
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1:29:22–1:29:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_804That's okay.
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1:29:24–1:29:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_805My mum and Dave Gibson are gonna hog the TV.
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1:29:25–1:29:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_806They have the TV so loud as well.
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1:29:31–1:29:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_807Because they're both deaf.
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1:29:35–1:29:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_808Is he deaf too?
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1:29:36–1:29:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_809Yeah, a bit. Yeah, I have to raise my voice when I talk to him, but my voice is really weak. Why Amazon debt? Because I got that monitor. Am I live? You solo? That I chucked in the bin. Well, I'll be debt-free in March when I pay off my mum. Plus the weather will be nicer then.
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1:29:38–1:30:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_810Hmm.
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1:30:18–1:30:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_811Oh, it is a good film.
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1:30:35–1:30:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_812Yeah, I think the special effects have held up quite well because they use practical effects because they didn't have computers back then. They still look okay. They got this 7-foot-tall skinny black guy to wear the alien costume, and apparently he just disappeared. No one knows what happened to him afterwards. Yeah, I can feel the coldness now too, blowing in. I have 44 payments left on the car. I've only made 4. It's only been 4 months.
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1:30:37–1:31:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_813I'm flying. I'm thinking about Are you hungry? Not yet, I just feel like I need energy.
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1:31:33–1:31:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_814Have some popcorn.
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1:31:54–1:31:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_815It was too loud. Don't be so quiet, Sunny. But last time you didn't talk any of the stream and they were like, we want to hear Daniel in his flow, don't interrupt the flow. So I've not been able to talk. Let's flow.
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1:31:56–1:32:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_816Hmm, I need to be mad to get into a good rant. I'm not very mad now.
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1:32:15–1:32:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_817I like you too, Mike. Is this red light—
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1:32:42–1:32:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_818What's wrong with it?
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1:32:47–1:32:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_819I feel like it's making me sleepy.
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1:32:48–1:32:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_820It makes you look hot.
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1:32:50–1:32:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_821What, because you can't see me very well?
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1:32:52–1:32:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_822No, because it's flattering.
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1:32:56–1:33:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_823Mad at talking about biology.
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1:33:05–1:33:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_824Did you know the platypus is one of 2 mammals that lay eggs? They come from ancient branch of mammals called the monotremes.
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1:33:07–1:33:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_825Wow, that is so cool. Tell me more.
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1:33:19–1:33:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_826In the beginning, all mammals laid eggs. Did you know that? The first mammals all laid eggs.
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1:33:25–1:33:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_827But if they lay eggs, how can they be mammals?
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1:33:32–1:33:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_828Because they still had some of the reptilian traits, but then they phased it out because egg-laying is primitive, inferior way of creating life. The other mammal, the echidna. Echidnas also lay eggs.
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1:33:34–1:33:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_829Oh, like Knuckles from Sonic.
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1:33:55–1:33:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_830Yeah.
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1:33:56–1:33:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_831Knuckles the Echidna. Does Sunny lay eggs? No, I lay logs. You know this won't last, right? You know this won't last, right? Daniel.
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1:33:58–1:34:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_832Nothing lasts. We're all gonna die.
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1:34:23–1:34:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_833Exactly.
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1:34:25–1:34:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_834The sun will explode.
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1:34:26–1:34:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_835Last night— was it last night? Daniel saw red aeroplanes in the sky. He was like, look, look at these red, red stars! I think the universe is exploding!
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1:34:27–1:34:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_836They look like stars. They didn't seem like they were—
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1:34:41–1:34:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_837They were literally moving.
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1:34:44–1:34:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_838They looked like they were still. I wonder if you can see stars on the camera.
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1:34:45–1:34:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_839Hmm, it's cloud— it's snowing.
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1:34:59–1:35:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_840Too grainy.
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1:35:02–1:35:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_841There's no stars at the moment. Sunny, you've done well to be with Daniel for even this amount of time. I know, right? One whole day.
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1:35:02–1:35:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_842What do you mean one day?
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1:35:20–1:35:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_843I wasn't with you before that.
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1:35:25–1:35:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_844Oh, you're only counting since we became official?
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1:35:28–1:35:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_845Yeah.
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1:35:30–1:35:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_846I like the bit when we went for yakiniku.
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1:35:34–1:35:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_847What in Japan? Yeah, that was peak.
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1:35:40–1:35:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_848What is the name of this anime, please?
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1:35:47–1:35:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_849Hmm, I don't know.
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1:35:54–1:35:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_850Hiding in my room.
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1:36:00–1:36:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_851Ask AI.
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1:36:08–1:36:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_852Boku no Jinja. It's weird that Jinja in Japanese is shrine.
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1:36:11–1:36:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_853Oh yeah.
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1:36:20–1:36:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_854Jinja. Sunny, do you like Daniel's coconut milk. No, he gets it all over the bed and then won't lay in it. He makes me lay in it.
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1:36:21–1:36:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_855You leaked it.
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1:36:39–1:36:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_856What?
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1:36:40–1:36:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_857It wasn't my fault.
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1:36:41–1:36:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_858It's not supposed to leak out. I thought it was supposed to stay in there. You're wasting my precious— my precious— my precious life juice. Men are the creator of life, not women.
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1:36:43–1:37:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_859Oh my God.
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1:37:01–1:37:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_860Because we provide the elixir of life.
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1:37:02–1:37:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_861Can't it just be teamwork? Why is it gonna be one or the other? Haven't they made it possible now to have a baby, like conceive a baby without a man? Didn't they, um, take like stem cells and They, like, they were able to do it. I'm pretty sure.
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1:37:04–1:37:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_862Maybe.
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1:37:26–1:37:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_863Daniel's lifeless life juice.
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1:37:28–1:37:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_864Thank God.
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1:37:35–1:37:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_865Daniel's elixir.
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1:37:38–1:37:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_866Elixir of life.
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1:37:40–1:37:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_867I still don't think you're actually infertile anyway.
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1:37:53–1:37:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_868Maybe.
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1:37:55–1:37:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_869You're barren.
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1:37:57–1:38:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_870Baron Trump. That's a weird name.
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1:38:09–1:38:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_871Yeah, why would you want to call your kid Baron?
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1:38:19–1:38:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_872Baron.
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1:38:23–1:38:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_873It's like a vampire name. Count something.
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1:38:25–1:38:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_874Baron.
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1:38:30–1:38:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_875He crossed his legs too often and had too many hot baths. Is that actually true? That can lower your—
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1:38:30–1:38:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_876Hmm, I heard it might do. The high temperature kills the sperm or something.
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1:38:44–1:38:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_877Yeah, does it actually kill sperm?
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1:38:51–1:39:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_878Well, that's why they're in that ballsack, to keep it away from the body. Because the body's temperature is too high.
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1:39:02–1:39:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_879Oh.
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1:39:10–1:39:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_880So it's like separated from the body. The nutsack.
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1:39:11–1:39:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_881What was that?
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1:39:19–1:39:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_882The wind.
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1:39:28–1:39:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_883Dave Gibson's coming.
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1:39:30–1:39:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_884Baron.
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1:39:42–1:39:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_885I'm wondering how she's going to get out of the driveway.
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1:39:51–1:39:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_886Is she leaving now?
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1:40:00–1:40:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_887Someone's.
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1:40:03–1:40:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_888Yeah, does.
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1:40:05–1:40:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_889What? It's snowing now, you know. You know the internet summer house five G stronger or two G? Or shall we buy another one?
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1:40:07–1:40:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_890Five G. Two G won't reach the summer house.
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1:40:22–1:40:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_891They say bad quality.
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1:40:25–1:40:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_892Yeah, it won't be very good.
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1:40:27–1:40:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_893Oh, before it was quite good.
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1:40:30–1:40:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_8945G, you have to sit outside of it.
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1:40:33–1:40:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_895So if you want to buy a better quality one, which is better?
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1:40:35–1:40:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_896I don't know. How would you get internet in the summer cabin? I know he won't turn the light on because it makes us look more attractive.
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1:40:47–1:40:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_897Come on, tell me.
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1:40:54–1:40:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_898What? Get Starlink.
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1:40:55–1:40:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_899How much?
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1:40:57–1:40:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_900£75 a month plus £300 for the satellite.
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1:40:58–1:41:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_901Where do you get it from?
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1:41:02–1:41:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_902Amazon.
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1:41:03–1:41:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_903Really?
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1:41:05–1:41:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_904Yeah, you can get the Starlink dish on Amazon.
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1:41:05–1:41:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_905How much? Give me the price.
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1:41:08–1:41:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_906£300 and then £75 a month. Wow, pretty expensive.
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1:41:09–1:41:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_907And then £75 like that. Let me and Daniel No internet, cable go off and on.
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1:41:17–1:41:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_908Wow!
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1:41:25–1:41:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_909I bet she happy now, no internet.
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1:41:26–1:41:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_910Yeah.
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1:41:27–1:41:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_911Yeah, but—
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1:41:28–1:41:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_912Tell her there's no internet, she won't mind.
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1:41:29–1:41:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_913Well, she'll have to pay to get it set up.
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1:41:30–1:41:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_914I got that Wi-Fi repeater, I plugged it in downstairs. You can get internet anywhere in the garden.
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1:41:32–1:41:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_915Oh, cool.
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1:41:38–1:41:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_916But the summer cabin's kind of far. You have to have it on 5 GHz for that to reach the summer cabin. But when you're in the cabin, the walls interrupt the signal or something. You have to like stand outside. No, it's not 2G, it's 2 GHz bandwidth. 2.4 GHz. No, it's not 2G and 5G, it's the bandwidth of the Wi-Fi repeater. It's gigahertz.
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1:41:40–1:42:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_917No, wait.
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1:42:20–1:42:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_918I think I got it wrong way round. Five G is faster, but the range is smaller. Two G is slower, but the range is wider. What's what?
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1:42:21–1:42:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_919How fast is Starlink?
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1:42:30–1:42:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_920A couple hundred megabits.
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1:42:33–1:42:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_921Does it come with a Ethernet bit, or is it just all Wi-Fi?
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1:42:40–1:42:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_922It needs to be plugged into something. I forgot. I think you've got to plug it into a modem using an Ethernet cable, and it would need to be installed on the roof.
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1:42:44–1:43:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_923Like a satellite?
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1:43:01–1:43:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_924Yeah, that's kind of cool. Or just have it in the middle of the garden, I guess.
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1:43:04–1:43:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_925Yeah.
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1:43:07–1:43:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_926But then you need a cable to power it. I don't know, like a really long cable. I don't know how you get internet in the summer cabin.
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1:43:08–1:43:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_927Can't they—
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1:43:17–1:43:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_928who are you with? Can't you just get BT to come and put a new— connect a new wire to it?
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1:43:22–1:43:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_929I guess so.
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1:43:28–1:43:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_930Maybe you have to pay a lot for them to do that. Sunny, did you go to your job interview? No, I rescheduled it, which I could have just done in the first place, I suppose, but didn't want to. I was upset.
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1:43:29–1:43:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_931Pull a cable from the house.
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1:43:46–1:43:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_932Yeah, yeah, you could run a cable from the house. You could like put it under the ground so no one trips on it.
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1:43:54–1:44:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_933Yeah, but what does the cable connect to?
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1:44:04–1:44:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_934A Wi-Fi extender thing? Because you'd plug the Ethernet into it, maybe. Yeah, very, very long Ethernet cable. You can get ones that are like 100 meters long. I don't think it makes it slower, does it? Maybe a little bit.
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1:44:06–1:44:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_935It would have to hang out the window or they drill a hole through the wall.
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1:44:25–1:44:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_936Yeah.
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1:44:28–1:44:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_937And then— I don't know, such a headache.
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1:44:31–1:44:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_938I'll donate 100 quid to Sunny to break up with him.
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1:44:37–1:44:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_939No.
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1:44:42–1:44:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_940The problem is in that part of the garden, the phone signal is also really It's like a blind spot. But they knew this last time.
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1:44:48–1:45:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_941TB. It could double as a trap. Oh, it's been nearly 2 hours.
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1:45:01–1:45:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_942Yeah, I don't want her to use up my internet though. Well, what if I want to stream and then she's like streaming movies in 4K and then the whole internet slows down?
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1:45:22–1:45:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_943Is she gonna live there like indefinitely?
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1:45:32–1:45:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_944I don't know, a few months I think. If it affects my life, I'm gonna be pissed. Why can't she just get a normal place like anyone else? Why she got to live in a fucking garden? Stupid weirdo. Get lost.
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1:45:35–1:45:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_945Maybe she's on holiday. Sunny, you a dog or a cat person? I, I'm honestly 50/50. I have dogs. But I really want a cat. And I do like dogs, but sometimes cats are more fun or more affectionate. And then sometimes dogs, you want the dog kind of affection. Sometimes dogs are a bit annoying though, and they're way stinkier.
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1:45:53–1:46:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_946Yeah, why do they smell so bad? Do they not clean themselves?
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1:46:29–1:46:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_947They don't really clean themselves. No, I bath my dog. We have 2 Labradors. I bath them every week and they'll still just smell.
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1:46:35–1:46:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_948That's the silly thing. People are like, oh, don't eat pork because it's a filthy animal, but they all love dogs and have the dog lick their face.
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1:46:44–1:46:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_949When is Daniel going to visit Sunny at her place?
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1:46:51–1:46:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_950You stole that from Pulp Fiction.
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1:46:53–1:46:56 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_951Yeah, I thought you weren't paying attention. I thought that was a good point.
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1:46:56–1:46:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_952What do you mean I'm not paying attention?
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1:46:59–1:47:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_953I don't know, I didn't— I thought you were asleep. All these stupid religions like Jewishness and Islam, Jewishness, whatever it's called. All the religions don't eat pork. It's not just Muslimanity. Also Christianity didn't used to eat pork back in the day.
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1:47:01–1:47:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_954Muslimanity?
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1:47:24–1:47:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_955I don't know this words.
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1:47:25–1:47:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_956You sound like— has anyone seen Wicked? Because they talk like that.
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1:47:26–1:47:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_957Fantastical.
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1:47:31–1:47:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_958Islamical. They— it's called kosher in Jewishness. I don't know what the word is.
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1:47:32–1:47:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_959Judaism?
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1:47:39–1:47:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_960Jewishness.
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1:47:41–1:47:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_961Oh my God, you need to go back to school.
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1:47:42–1:47:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_962Jew—
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1:47:44–1:47:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_963Jew-inanity. I don't know.
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1:47:45–1:47:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_964Muslimanity.
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1:47:47–1:47:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_965They don't eat pork because they think it's a dirty animal. It's only a dirty animal if you raise it in a dirty environment, just don't let it roll around in its poop and clean its living area then.
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1:47:48–1:48:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_966And in Hindu-ality, they don't eat cows.
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1:48:01–1:48:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_967Yeah, but because it's sacred, isn't it? Not because it's dirty.
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1:48:08–1:48:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_968Yeah, because it's, it's worshipped. So it's like the opposite of a pig.
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1:48:12–1:48:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_969Oh, when people eat fish, fish swim around in their own piss.
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1:48:24–1:48:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_970And shrimp—
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1:48:27–1:48:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_971all the fish and sea life, they all piss in the ocean all the time. They're swimming in it. Dirty animal.
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1:48:28–1:48:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_972But it's—
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1:48:35–1:48:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_973yeah, shrimp are basically the vacuum cleaners of the sea floor. We still eat that.
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1:48:36–1:48:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_974Daniel did fail GCSEs.
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1:48:46–1:48:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_975Yeah, that's true. I refused to take the exam. I couldn't be bothered. They were like, "You do realize you would fail it?" I was like, "Yep, okay." Might as well not bother doing GCSEs. Did I pee in the pool? Yeah. I'm not going to get out the pool and then go to the toilet and then get back in the pool if I need to pee.
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1:48:49–1:49:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_976Did you answer the super chat?
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1:49:23–1:49:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_977I didn't even realize we got a super chat. Sorry, I was mid-rant.
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1:49:26–1:49:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_978Sorry, Risk Taker Dan. When are you gonna visit me?
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1:49:29–1:49:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_979When you get a place. No, if you got a place, I'd come over all the time.
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1:49:35–1:49:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_980No, you said We're gonna split hotel costs when like the weather gets nicer.
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1:49:39–1:49:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_981Yeah, I want fancy countryside chalet with driveway, garden, barbecue, patio, and jacuzzi.
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1:49:43–1:49:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_982Okay, you're gonna pay for that. Sneedfeed, you're giving me whiplash.
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1:49:54–1:50:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_983Wow, it's really snowing.
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1:50:08–1:50:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_984What are we gonna do about the ski trip? It's snowing here, so we could just ski down the big hill near Daniel's house.
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1:50:19–1:50:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_985Yeah, get a sledge. The farmer would probably come out and shout at us. Get off my land!
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1:50:27–1:50:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_986Yeah, I remember when we walked up that way in the summer. We went on a little evening walk and I wanted to look at the horses and you were like, don't go over there. Yeah, it's a bit dangerous. Don't go near the gate.
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1:50:36–1:50:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_987These countryside farmers, they're not very friendly.
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1:50:46–1:50:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_988They'll just shoot you. Yeah, I think we have to cancel the ski trip because we just We don't have enough for it to be enjoyable. I'm not being critical.
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1:50:49–1:51:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_989No!
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1:51:01–1:51:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_990It's only— it would have been February. Was that when you would have wanted to go?
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1:51:03–1:51:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_991I mean, last time I went skiing, I went in early April, so early April's still usually okay. The horses are too tempting for Daniel. Yeah, gotta keep them safe. I think we should just go maybe in December this year or next year because I want to get my own skis. I don't want to—
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1:51:07–1:51:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_992why don't we meet halfway? What?
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1:51:42–1:51:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_993What are you talking about?
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1:51:46–1:51:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_994I mean, no, like instead of me going to where you are, we go somewhere in the middle.
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1:51:48–1:51:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_995Yeah, we could do that.
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1:51:54–1:51:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_996Because I can't vlog it if I go see you, because then people wouldn't realize whereabouts you are.
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1:51:55–1:52:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_997But they'll like work out the circumference of how— and the direction. Still feel like they could still work it out. Why ski if you're broke? Yeah, exactly. Like I think it would be nicer if we had money saved up.
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1:52:01–1:52:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_998I'd have to Uber Eats every day for a month to save that money.
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1:52:20–1:52:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_999Yeah.
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1:52:27–1:52:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1000Holidays are just nicer if you don't have to be pinching pennies. Yeah, exactly. They'll work it out and plot the course back. 9 hours bus trip. It's not 9 hours on the bus, but it's 9 hours total travel time, including like waiting around.
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1:52:35–1:52:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1001You can tell them about the weird man.
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1:52:58–1:53:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1002Oh yeah, was it Victoria?
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1:53:04–1:53:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1003Why did he kind of look like meaningless? He had like that thick beard look.
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1:53:07–1:53:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1004Uh, yeah, he looked a bit—
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1:53:12–1:53:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1005Like people who've got thick beard, they try and shave it, but it comes back straight away and it's like really gray, like Fred Flintstone.
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1:53:13–1:53:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1006Yeah, he was a bit weird. Basically, I was sitting at Victoria and I was sitting outside the Starbucks and it was, um, pretty quiet. Like there weren't that many people around, so I was sitting on a table by myself And there are a bunch of other empty tables and seats, and this guy came and sat right next to me, and quite close, like our legs were almost touching. That's how close he sat next to me. And it was so awkward, I didn't know what to do. And I thought, oh, whatever, maybe he just wanted to sit in this particular spot or whatever. But then I kept catching him like staring but trying to make it seem like he was doing something else.
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1:53:20–1:53:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1007Yeah.
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1:53:59–1:54:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1008He was trying to cold approach. He was summoning the courage. Didn't you say last time you came, some— someone was weird?
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1:54:00–1:54:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1009Yeah, there was, um, was it that crazy lady and her kid? Her kid was like eating chocolate off the floor of the bus station. Oh, it's weird. And she was screaming on the phone.
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1:54:07–1:54:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1010Yeah.
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1:54:20–1:54:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1011As if she had some kind of problems going on. Don't want to say anything mean.
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1:54:21–1:54:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1012They might be my new neighbours, the Nigerians.
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1:54:28–1:54:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1013Maybe.
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1:54:33–1:54:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1014I really hope my mum doesn't invite them over.
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1:54:38–1:54:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1015What, the new neighbours?
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1:54:41–1:54:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1016I feel like she's gonna invite them over.
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1:54:42–1:54:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1017When are they moving in?
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1:54:44–1:54:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1018This month. I hated it back in our old house. She would always keep inviting random people off the street to come in. I think that's why I've got anxiety. I'm traumatized. My mum just can't have a private life. So she criticizes me for showing all my private life on YouTube, and then she brings in the whole street over for lunch.
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1:54:46–1:55:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1019She loves videoing everything as well. I see where you get it from. Yeah, like me and Dave Gibson were trying to put the armchair in the boot and we were like struggling And she just did— I was like, Cami, can you grab this side? She just starts filming us.
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1:55:11–1:55:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1020She's probably sending it to my sister or someone.
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1:55:27–1:55:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1021Maybe. Will Sunny make a channel? No, I don't know why everyone thinks I'm clout chasing, but I don't want any attention.
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1:55:29–1:55:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1022I don't have any clout.
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1:55:45–1:55:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1023You don't have any clout.
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1:55:46–1:55:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1024You're 5 years late.
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1:55:48–1:55:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1025Exactly. I don't even have social media. I try to be offline as much as possible.
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1:55:50–1:55:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1026What?
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1:56:13–1:56:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1027My choco stuff is.
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1:56:14–1:56:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1028It is a bit.
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1:56:19–1:56:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1029The internet and real life are separate. I don't care what happens on the internet. It's not real. It's an alternate reality.
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1:56:20–1:56:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1030One day I'm in the office, you Rickrolled the shit out of us. Hello, matey. I miss meiji. Did you save any meiji chocolate for me?
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1:56:32–1:56:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1031No, I ate it all.
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1:56:44–1:56:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1032What?
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1:56:44–1:56:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1033You said you were gonna take one, but you didn't.
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1:56:47–1:56:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1034Yeah, I forgot. To be fair, I only liked meiji because it tasted like Milky Bar, and we can just get Milky Bar here. You look so young.
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1:56:50–1:57:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1035We got leftover Chinese food. Are you looking forward to it?
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1:57:24–1:57:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1036Yeah.
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1:57:27–1:57:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1037Oh, that savaloy sausage was so disappointing. I don't know what happened.
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1:57:28–1:57:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1038Daniel had a disappointing sausage.
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1:57:32–1:57:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1039Usually they're so good. It was— maybe I should have just microwaved it and it would have been fine, but usually I don't need to.
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1:57:34–1:57:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1040It's like it was dry.
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1:57:41–1:57:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1041Yeah, it was all dry and hard.
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1:57:43–1:57:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1042He couldn't stab it with the fork.
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1:57:44–1:57:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1043And then it bounced off my plate.
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1:57:46–1:57:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1044Sneedfeet, that's not nice. You brighten my day when you're nice. Be nice. Better boom boom. Does that mean bum? My niece calls boom boom— she calls bum boom boom. So funny.
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1:57:48–1:58:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1045Is it sex?
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1:58:11–1:58:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1046Is it?
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1:58:12–1:58:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1047Yeah.
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1:58:13–1:58:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1048Well, answer it then.
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1:58:14–1:58:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1049Am I allowed to answer?
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1:58:19–1:58:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1050No, depends on the answer.
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1:58:20–1:58:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1051It was so bad. Worst ever.
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1:58:27–1:58:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1052What, me?
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1:58:32–1:58:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1053No, me. Did your sister have a child? She might have one this year. I might become an uncle.
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1:58:33–1:58:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1054Uncle Daniel.
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1:58:43–1:58:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1055I'm gonna teach my niece or nephew about stocks, investing, and finance.
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1:58:45–1:58:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1056Worst saveloy ever.
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1:58:53–1:58:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1057It was, yeah, it was pretty bad. I felt bad for you.
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1:59:05–1:59:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1058Who enjoys Boom Boom Intercosmo, Sunny or Daniel?
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1:59:10–1:59:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1059Don't know.
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1:59:15–1:59:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1060What? Don't say that. What does that mean?
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1:59:17–1:59:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1061If I say you enjoy it more than me, then that sounds like I'm not enjoying it. It's a trick question.
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1:59:22–1:59:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1062I think it's equal. Would you agree?
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1:59:27–1:59:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1063Yeah.
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1:59:33–1:59:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1064My muscles will ache. My armpit muscles.
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1:59:36–1:59:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1065Why?
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1:59:39–1:59:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1066From doing it too much.
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1:59:39–1:59:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1067Thais call it boom boom.
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1:59:56–1:59:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1068Really?
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1:59:57–1:59:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1069Hmm, maybe. I remember seeing on David Bunce's channel he would call it boom boom to avoid getting demonetized. I called it cereal.
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1:59:57–2:00:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1070Hmm.
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2:00:19–2:00:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1071Sunny, what music do you like?
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2:00:20–2:00:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1072Everything.
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2:00:23–2:00:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1073Who enjoys what?
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2:00:24–2:00:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1074Anal.
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2:00:28–2:00:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1075Is that what it— what was it?
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2:00:30–2:00:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1076It's probably anal. Yeah, it's anal. I've never done anal.
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2:00:32–2:00:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1077Me too. Dante, why do you hate me so much?
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2:00:37–2:00:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1078Don't give them attention.
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2:00:49–2:00:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1079You look like a respectable gentleman. You kind of have done it though.
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2:00:54–2:01:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1080How?
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2:01:08–2:01:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1081By yourself.
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2:01:09–2:01:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1082Yeah, but that's like saying you've had sex because you jerked off.
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2:01:11–2:01:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1083Oh, true. Yeah, I guess it's the same idea. You're not honest with Daniel. How so? I feel like I'm too honest. I feel like I need to keep my mouth shut a bit more. Sunny should listen to MCR and become emo. I like that one song.
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2:01:16–2:01:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1084Black Parade?
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2:01:44–2:01:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1085Yeah.
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2:01:47–2:01:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1086My father took me to a city. I forgot how it goes. To say I'm marching band. I should have sung it at karaoke to impress you.
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2:01:48–2:02:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1087No, you just kept singing songs about your ex-wife.
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2:02:02–2:02:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1088Did I? Oh, I sang that. She's gone. Yeah, out of my life.
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2:02:06–2:02:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1089Not very impressive.
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2:02:12–2:02:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1090Why are they opening our bedroom door? That sounded like the downstairs room.
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2:02:13–2:02:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1091Uh-oh, I did make the bed. So I need you to sing now. I've been unable to get Wicked songs out of my head.
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2:02:21–2:02:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1092Is that that stupid Ariana Grande song that you play?
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2:02:30–2:02:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1093It's so good, I love her so much.
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2:02:36–2:02:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1094It sounds like a Disney princess.
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2:02:38–2:02:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1095Yeah, but it's not Disney.
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2:02:40–2:02:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1096Um, Why does she look weird now? She looks yellow and her face is all bony. What happened to her?
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2:02:43–2:02:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1097She's— she's got a bit anorexic.
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2:02:50–2:02:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1098She used to look okay, now she looks weird. She's all yellow looking.
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2:02:53–2:02:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1099What do you mean?
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2:02:57–2:02:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1100Like her complexion is yellow.
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2:02:58–2:03:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1101She has washed herself out a bit with the blonde hair, but I think she still looks really, really beautiful.
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2:03:00–2:03:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1102Her voice is really good though. I saw her sing, do like a duo thing with The Weeknd, and she sang his song and it sounded so much better than when he sings it.
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2:03:07–2:03:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1103She can do whistle tone as well.
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2:03:18–2:03:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1104That's kind of annoying though.
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2:03:20–2:03:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1105Yeah, I don't personally like it.
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2:03:21–2:03:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1106It just sounds like screaming.
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2:03:23–2:03:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1107But you gotta give it to her, like she has the technical ability. She's probably one of the best singers of all time. She got plastic surgery in Korea. Yeah, like did you see People were calling her Arigato Grande because she, um, looked a little bit Asian. What do you— what do you call it when someone's trying to look a certain ethnicity?
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2:03:24–2:03:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1108She's leaving. Oh yeah, how's she gonna get out of the driveway?
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2:03:48–2:03:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1109Wicked is so good, I wasn't expecting it to be so good. Same, me too, I loved it. And I had never like even heard of the musical before the movie Do that crazy marketing.
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2:03:54–2:04:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1110Sunny has a mouth smaller than Kier Starmer's. Does this mean she gives terrible BJS?
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2:04:07–2:04:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1111Release the sausages.
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2:04:11–2:04:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1112Release the sausages.
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2:04:13–2:04:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1113We have to negotiate a peace with Israel. Release the sausage. He's got a weird way of talking.
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2:04:15–2:04:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1114The hostages. Yeah, I guess I do have a small mouth.
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2:04:20–2:04:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1115Better than a big one.
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2:04:29–2:04:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1116It doesn't look small in proportion.
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2:04:33–2:04:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1117Uh, I don't know, I never noticed that. How's she gonna get out the drive? Is she gonna reverse out into the road?
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2:04:38–2:04:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1118Oh, maybe. Yeah, I don't know. Yellow facing. Yeah, I don't know, it's— there's like a proper name for it because she— I remember people We're trying to cancel her for trying to be Black. Black Ariana.
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2:04:46–2:05:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1119Islam is just mad because he can't lock up Elon Musk for his tweets, his hate speech.
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2:05:03–2:05:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1120Korea baiting. Asian maxing. I don't know if that's the right word.
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2:05:09–2:05:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1121Is she gonna try to do a 3-point turn?
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2:05:26–2:05:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1122I'm actually curious how she's gonna get out.
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2:05:27–2:05:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1123Better not hit my car.
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2:05:33–2:05:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1124Unless she uses the gypsy's driveway to turn around, but won't they be annoyed? Show us.
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2:05:36–2:05:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1125No, don't drive forwards. It's where my car is.
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2:05:57–2:06:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1126Yeah, she's gonna turn around then, like a 10-point turn.
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2:06:01–2:06:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1127Oh, what?
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2:06:06–2:06:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1128What is she doing?
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2:06:08–2:06:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1129Oh, I'm scared.
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2:06:12–2:06:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1130It's really snowed. There's like a whole layer of snow outside.
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2:06:14–2:06:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1131Yeah, oh, she's gonna reverse out.
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2:06:17–2:06:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1132Would you live in Elon Musk in his compound? Is he actually making a compound for all of his wives and children?
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2:06:26–2:06:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1133Oh my God, what's she doing?
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2:06:37–2:06:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1134Can you hear it?
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2:06:40–2:06:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1135Great.
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2:06:43–2:06:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1136And she's gonna try and turn around. Uh, I guess there's enough room if she kept going backwards and forwards. Oh, wheelspin!
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2:06:44–2:07:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1137It's—
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2:07:00–2:07:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1138the back wheels aren't even turning.
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2:07:02–2:07:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1139What?
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2:07:04–2:07:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1140It's not 4-wheel drive. No cars back wheels turn.
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2:07:05–2:07:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1141No, it's like she's slipping.
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2:07:11–2:07:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1142Oh, like wait. I thought you meant like steering. Oh yeah.
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2:07:13–2:07:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1143What?
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2:07:20–2:07:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1144She got her handbrake on.
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2:07:20–2:07:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1145See, I told you. Daniel's in shock.
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2:07:22–2:07:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1146She's got her handbrake on.
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2:07:27–2:07:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1147Maybe she doesn't realize.
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2:07:30–2:07:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1148Oh, then now it's moving.
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2:07:31–2:07:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1149Oh my god, that looks like it's.
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2:07:32–2:07:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1150Broken.
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2:07:35–2:07:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1151Oh my God, go help her!
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2:07:36–2:07:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1152Yeah, go help her, Daniel. Oh, she ruined the pretty snow layer.
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2:07:40–2:07:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1153Wait, I can't—
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2:07:51–2:07:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1154where is it?
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2:07:53–2:07:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1155Look what she did.
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2:07:56–2:07:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1156She's warming up the break.
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2:07:57–2:07:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1157Pretty good. How did I get Amazon debt? Because I bought that monitor and the LiveU Solo.
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2:08:06–2:08:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1158I don't think she's old old, isn't she? The lady, isn't she like 40?
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2:08:15–2:08:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1159We're like nearly 50.
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2:08:25–2:08:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1160I did see your comment, Mike. I have to say 2 things about you.
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2:08:26–2:08:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1161What did he say?
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2:08:36–2:08:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1162He said, Sunny, we do love you, but the thing that is not well understood—
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2:08:40–2:08:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1163why do you— 2 good points about Daniel.
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2:08:48–2:08:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1164Um...
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2:08:53–2:08:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1165He drives a cool car. Sexy Peugeot, crimson red, eco-friendly. I'm saving the planet because I care so much.
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2:08:53–2:09:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1166I like Daniel because it feels effortless when we hang out. It doesn't feel weird or awkward or forced, so... I would say that's a really big one. And obviously I like how he looks. There's loads of things. There's a bunch of things. But I think that's all you really need is to get along.
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2:09:05–2:09:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1167That's why everyone likes their partner, because they like the way they look.
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2:09:46–2:09:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1168You like the way they look and you get along. Pretty shallow reasons. Well, I could have said because— I'm not gonna say it, we get demonetized.
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2:09:50–2:10:01 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1169The answer they would be expecting.
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2:10:08–2:10:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1170Yeah, like, what do you want from me, man?
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2:10:10–2:10:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1171What is— if you could say anything as your answer, what would be like the best answer?
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2:10:12–2:10:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1172Yeah, you tell me. Well, tell me how I'm wrong. Did Grimes have a goth face? She had like a crackhead face. Dante, so mean. I think Dante is my biggest hater.
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2:10:17–2:10:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1173He's very critical about my stock investing too.
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2:10:42–2:10:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1174Dante, are you like an old man? You like an old wise man? I'm curious. The subreddit must be fuming right now.
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2:10:51–2:11:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1175Despite all their best efforts, they couldn't turn you against me.
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2:11:05–2:11:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_117642.
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2:11:14–2:11:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1177Don't take defend yourself. No, I'm not— I don't hate you. I'm just— I wonder when people say like mean things, I want to know more about them.
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2:11:23–2:11:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1178I don't really have young viewers, so they're all like over 30 or something.
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2:11:33–2:11:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1179Thank you for being Daniel Sunny now. Sabrina is mad.
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2:11:46–2:11:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1180Haha, Daniel wins again.
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2:11:54–2:11:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1181Get the tiny violin. 27, 28.
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2:11:55–2:12:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1182Teenagers should not be watching. This is adult content.
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2:12:03–2:12:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1183Sunny, I don't like when you give Daniel a hard time. But I don't mean to. This is the thing. I feel like you guys think I enjoy arguing. I really don't. I hate it. I would much prefer we're in a good place, obviously. But it's cute that you, you give like big brother vibes. Don't hurt my bro.
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2:12:11–2:12:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1184Can't say that Daniel is very caring. I am caring.
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2:12:39–2:12:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1185Um, yeah, in his own way. You definitely have to—
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2:12:45–2:12:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1186I would give permission to the British Empire to invade Mali to save my gold mine so I can provide for us, if that's what it takes.
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2:12:53–2:13:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1187Mali government?
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2:13:02–2:13:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1188Mali government needs to suck it.
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2:13:06–2:13:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1189I am 17. Whoa, it's really snowing.
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2:13:10–2:13:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1190Wow. Wow.
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2:13:18–2:13:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1191Snowman stream.
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2:13:24–2:13:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1192Give the names better internet.
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2:13:25–2:13:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1193What does that mean?
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2:13:28–2:13:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1194My mum, who always says communication is very important, and then she has the worst communication. Well, yesterday she went to the sushi Japanese place, said, do you want anything? I said prawn sushi, and then followed by, actually, we're gonna get Chinese food. And then she buys like £30 worth of food, and then she gets mad at me because we're at the Chinese place getting food that we ate anyway the next day.
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2:13:30–2:13:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1195Yeah.
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2:13:57–2:13:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1196What's that?
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2:14:01–2:14:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1197Is she actually gonna get Starlink?
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2:14:02–2:14:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1198This is rubbish.
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2:14:05–2:14:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1199Well, yeah, the Wi-Fi repeater.
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2:14:08–2:14:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1200Is that what's in there now?
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2:14:11–2:14:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1201I bought a Wi-Fi extender thing, plugs into the wall. It's just so you have internet in the dead spots of the house.
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2:14:12–2:14:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1202Hmm.
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2:14:19–2:14:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1203Not so you get it in a stupid garden cabin.
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2:14:21–2:14:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1204Why did you want Daniel to return the electric blanket? Because he returned my present and it made me really— I wanted to be petty.
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2:14:23–2:14:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1205Because you said it was over.
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2:14:32–2:14:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1206I didn't say it was over.
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2:14:33–2:14:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1207You were like, well, at least we tried.
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2:14:36–2:14:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1208Yeah, and I said—
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2:14:39–2:14:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1209It's just too difficult.
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2:14:41–2:14:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1210It is.
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2:14:43–2:14:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1211Mm-hmm.
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2:14:44–2:14:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1212It is difficult because I'm gonna have to go home eventually.
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2:14:47–2:14:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1213Yeah, but as long as I know you're gonna come again, not too far away. I mean, in a reasonable amount of time.
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2:14:53–2:15:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1214Yeah, that blanket thing was petty. It was definitely petty. Not my proudest moment, but—
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2:15:02–2:15:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1215Give me back my switch.
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2:15:06–2:15:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1216Daniel started it. Sunny, have you been toying with Daniel's emotions, or is he too distant and unattentive? Well, yeah, I'm not— I'm not evil. I wouldn't try and make him upset on purpose.
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2:15:08–2:15:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1217Oh my God, she actually wants a Starlink.
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2:15:23–2:15:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1218Is she gonna get a Starlink? She's gonna get a Starlink. I don't know if there are any girls here, but I don't know a single girl who would be okay with not getting a message or even a text for like 5 days. That's crazy to me. So you're crazy for putting up with it.
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2:15:27–2:16:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1219Yeah, exactly.
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2:16:05–2:16:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1220Why do I? I don't know sometimes. Well, I do know.
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2:16:11–2:16:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1221You know what?
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2:16:16–2:16:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1222Know what?
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2:16:17–2:16:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1223What are we talking about?
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2:16:19–2:16:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1224Secret. Not allowed. It's just me and chat. Uh, he should say good morning, good night at least. That I genuinely I wouldn't even mind if he didn't ever do that. That's not— I don't need to be constantly in contact with him all day. But just, you know, a text every few days. I don't particularly like texting either. I think it's not the best way to talk.
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2:16:20–2:16:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1225To Elon Musk.
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2:16:53–2:17:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1226What do you pay for internet now? Maybe—
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2:17:03–2:17:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1227I think about £40 a month. So you cancel that and then start paying £75 a month instead.
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2:17:05–2:17:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1228Hmm.
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2:17:15–2:17:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1229Plus you gotta buy the dish, which is a couple hundred, and then you need someone to install it. I'm not climbing up to the roof.
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2:17:15–2:17:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1230One text every week or two should be enough. Do you have a girlfriend?
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2:17:21–2:17:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1231Is that you?
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2:17:32–2:17:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1232It's my stomach. Did you hear that?
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2:17:33–2:17:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1233Yeah, I thought it was thunder outside.
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2:17:37–2:17:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1234No, I want some prawn toast. We should put the prawn toast in the air fryer.
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2:17:38–2:17:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1235In the air fryer, yeah.
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2:17:46–2:17:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1236See?
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2:17:47–2:17:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1237We finished each other's sentences.
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2:17:48–2:17:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1238I don't know a single girl who'd be okay with zero communication for 5 days.
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2:17:54–2:17:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1239Exactly!
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2:17:57–2:17:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1240It wasn't 5 days, it was 2 days.
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2:17:57–2:18:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1241No, it was like 4 and a half days.
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2:18:00–2:18:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1242What?
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2:18:02–2:18:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1243A text every few days is reasonable. I agree. Sunny, why didn't you message Daniel for 5 consecutive days? I'm pretty sure he left me on read. I'm not gonna double text.
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2:18:03–2:18:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1244Look, I forgot what we talked about. Bring up the chat logs.
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2:18:15–2:18:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1245Bring out the receipts. Men don't text without a reason. Well, that's what Daniel said. He was like, I have nothing interesting to talk about, so why would I text you? I don't want to be boring and just say forced small talk. But I think that's not how girls' brains work. Because I said you don't have to talk. We don't have to talk about interesting stuff. If you just text me, say, oh, miss you, hope you're okay, that's fine. We don't have to continue the conversation because I'm busy too. I don't want to text all day. There's no way to win this. Yeah, it is a tricky debate. I spoke to various people and No one has like— there's no one objective view on it really. But you have—
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2:18:20–2:19:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1246I have anxiety too about initiating conversation.
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2:19:18–2:19:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1247Yeah, you keep saying you don't want to be annoying. Is it like a British man thing to not text every day? Yeah, maybe it is a British thing. I don't know.
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2:19:22–2:19:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1248I think only gay guys text a lot because they're more in tune with their feminine side. I'm just an alpha male, brimming with masculinity.
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2:19:37–2:19:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1249Do you feel that you traveling to Daniel but him not coming to you is one-sided? I did feel that way a little bit, which obviously—
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2:19:55–2:20:05 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1250But we saved so much money.
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2:20:05–2:20:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1251Yeah, but it's not really about the money, it's about the effort.
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2:20:07–2:20:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1252Yeah, I guess so.
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2:20:12–2:20:14 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1253Which I'm trying to— we, we sort of talked about yesterday.
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2:20:14–2:20:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1254I definitely wouldn't get the bus though. I'd drive.
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2:20:17–2:20:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1255Yeah, I mean, I'd drive if I had— didn't have to share the car.
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2:20:28–2:20:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1256Oh yeah.
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2:20:32–2:20:33 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1257Send a picture or a meme. Yes, send a meme.
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2:20:33–2:20:37 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1258I'll come pick you up next time.
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2:20:37–2:20:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1259Drive back in the same night. I don't mind.
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2:20:39–2:20:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1260It'll take the same time.
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2:20:44–2:20:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1261I like getting the bus anyway, it's fun.
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2:20:45–2:20:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1262That's good. I don't mind it, it's just I'd feel weird going to your house because your mum's there and your family comes over.
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2:20:47–2:21:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1263Yeah, my nieces would want to talk to you.
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2:21:06–2:21:09 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1264I'm not good with children. I actually feel more awkward talking to children because I don't know what to talk to them about.
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2:21:09–2:21:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1265Yeah, but they just—
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2:21:15–2:21:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1266they—
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2:21:17–2:21:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1267You gotta talk to children in a different way.
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2:21:17–2:21:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1268Children are— at least my nieces, they are not awkward. They're just like, they'll say anything. Well, the baby one doesn't say much yet. She just says like one word. But my older niece, she's, for some reason, she's really obsessed with genitals at the moment. Like, as a joke, she finds it really funny. She'll go up to you and be—
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2:21:19–2:21:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1269Grab you by the—
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2:21:40–2:21:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1270No, no, no, she doesn't. It's not in that way. She just says it. Like, she says, My daddy has a penis.
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2:21:41–2:21:50 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1271Ha ha ha!
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2:21:50–2:21:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1272It's like, yeah, he does. What? What do you mean? She probably just thinks. I don't know how she's realized that it's kind of taboo because we've tried to. My sister's tried to raise them to know that it's completely normal to talk about and to call it the correct word. Not like I know. What did you call it when you were a kid? Willy.
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2:21:51–2:22:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1273Willy.
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2:22:15–2:22:15 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1274What did you call a vagina?
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2:22:17–2:22:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1275Fanny?
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2:22:19–2:22:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1276What, as a kid?
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2:22:23–2:22:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1277No.
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2:22:24–2:22:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1278I don't remember talking about it.
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2:22:24–2:22:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1279So anyway, they didn't want to— apparently with kids now you're not supposed to tell them, you're supposed to make them say the correct word. Yeah, just talk to them about Bluey. She loves Bluey so much. I love Bluey. Have you watched Bluey?
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2:22:26–2:22:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1280No.
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2:22:44–2:22:45 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1281Bluey is so lovely.
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2:22:45–2:22:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1282So what is it, a movie?
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2:22:47–2:22:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1283No, it's just like these little dogs cartoon about this dog family, and it's very emotionally— teaches you about your feelings. Willy and Fanny. Definitely Willy, but I don't think we called it Fanny as a kid.
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2:22:51–2:23:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1284I was shocked when in American movies Americans just use the word fanny for the fanny pack.
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2:23:11–2:23:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1285Oh yeah, bum bag.
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2:23:19–2:23:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1286And I thought that was so weird. Fanny is PewDiePie's sister's name. Because they're so scared of using the word hell, but then they just casually throw the fanny around.
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2:23:21–2:23:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1287Yeah, it's weird.
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2:23:31–2:23:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1288Americans have this weird thing about hell, like they'll say heck instead.
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2:23:32–2:23:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1289William Fanny is my nan and granddad's name.
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2:23:36–2:23:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1290What?
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2:23:39–2:23:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1291Yeah, why, why can't they say hell?
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2:23:39–2:23:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1292Because it's like a religious thing. I remember watching Simpsons and Bart would say, hell yeah, and then Marge would be like, Bart! And I'm thinking, all he said was hell.
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2:23:43–2:23:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1293Heck.
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2:23:53–2:23:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1294So they say frick and heck.
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2:23:56–2:23:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1295Hoo-ha.
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2:23:58–2:23:59 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1296Fanny is butt.
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2:23:59–2:24:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1297But yeah, she started getting her little sister now to go, say ship, because you can say to my youngest niece, say this, and she'll try and say it. And now my niece knows that if she says ship, it kind of sounds like shit. So she goes Say shit. And she'd go, shit.
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2:24:04–2:24:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1298Teach them Japanese swear words. Kusopp.
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2:24:24–2:24:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1299I taught my niece how to do like peace sign like a Japanese kid, and she does it now. Every picture she'll do it. It's so cute.
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2:24:28–2:24:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1300You should give them Japanese food and then like mess them up.
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2:24:35–2:24:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1301What do you mean?
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2:24:40–2:24:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1302Because they'll be like craving Japanese food.
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2:24:41–2:24:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1303Daddy just said we should mess them up.
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2:24:44–2:24:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1304No, it'd just be funny.
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2:24:46–2:24:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1305That's so creepy.
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2:24:47–2:24:47 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1306But it's funny because English people wouldn't usually eat stuff like miso soup and ramen.
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2:24:47–2:24:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1307I think it's already too late. I think you'd have to start that from when they're like, as soon as they can eat solid foods.
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2:24:54–2:25:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1308And then you send them to school with a pack, like a bento and chopsticks.
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2:25:00–2:25:04 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1309Oh, that would be so cute.
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2:25:04–2:25:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1310Everyone's got sandwiches and then they pull out the bento with the rice and the little meat and vegetables.
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2:25:06–2:25:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1311That would be super cute. In primary school we'd say front bum. I've never heard that.
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2:25:11–2:25:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1312Front bum.
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2:25:19–2:25:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1313No weave grooming.
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2:25:24–2:25:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1314Sunny, be in charge of the finance. No, I'm a financial guru.
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2:25:25–2:25:31 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1315God.
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2:25:31–2:25:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1316It's my passion.
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2:25:32–2:25:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1317I am 3 times more in debt, but it's not real debt, it's just student debt. I think it's 60 grand, it might be a bit less. I haven't checked, I don't check it because the interest just goes crazy.
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2:25:38–2:25:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1318We're both sick.
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2:25:53–2:26:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1319Yeah, at least I covered my mouth.
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2:26:00–2:26:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1320You get germs all over your hands. I'm just spraying the germs everywhere.
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2:26:02–2:26:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1321Oh, my belly.
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2:26:07–2:26:11 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1322You should get a car too. We should get matching cars.
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2:26:11–2:26:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1323No!
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2:26:16–2:26:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1324Have 3 Peugeots in the driveway.
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2:26:17–2:26:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1325Why are you guys judging me? You must all be American because—
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2:26:20–2:26:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1326For student debt.
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2:26:25–2:26:26 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1327In the UK, student debt is not real debt.
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2:26:26–2:26:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1328My sister has student debt.
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2:26:28–2:26:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1329Debt maxing couple. I don't have any other debt. I don't even have Amazon debt.
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2:26:31–2:26:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1330Hmm.
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2:26:40–2:26:46 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1331The interest is really high. Why would I want to check it when I can't— I'm not even making payments yet.
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2:26:46–2:26:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1332I'm glad I didn't get student debt. I definitely would have given up and not finished the course.
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2:27:00–2:27:06 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1333Hmm.
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2:27:06–2:27:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1334I would have just gotten bored, or I would have gotten bullied at school and then not want to go anymore.
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2:27:07–2:27:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1335Student debt in America is real debt. It shows up on your credit report. What?
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2:27:12–2:27:18 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1336What's your credit score?
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2:27:18–2:27:19 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1337I don't know.
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2:27:19–2:27:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1338600?
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2:27:22–2:27:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1339I've got amazing credit score because I paid off my credit card.
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2:27:22–2:27:25 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1340It does not show up in your credit score here at all. I'm EU and that much student debt is unusual. Doesn't the UK have like the highest tuition fees?
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2:27:25–2:27:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1341I thought it was £10,000 a year or something.
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2:27:49–2:27:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1342How is it not real if you owe it? Because you don't owe it until you're earning enough over the threshold. Does Pushkin like Sunny? I don't think he does. I tried to pick him up the other day and he like attached himself to the chair. It was really funny.
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2:27:51–2:28:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1343He doesn't like being picked up.
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2:28:27–2:28:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1344So this is Sunny.
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2:28:34–2:28:35 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1345This is the Sunny.
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2:28:39–2:28:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1346Is Sunny really 26? Yeah. Do I look older or younger?
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2:28:41–2:28:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1347Younger, of course.
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2:28:53–2:29:00 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1348Have you bought any orbs yet?
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2:29:11–2:29:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1349Orbs?
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2:29:13–2:29:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1350Is that what you're promoting?
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2:29:16–2:29:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1351Yeah, I sell orbs and gold. 3% discount. Is that you?
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2:29:17–2:29:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1352Yeah.
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2:29:40–2:29:40 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1353Maybe we should have dinner.
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2:29:40–2:29:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1354We should eat a little bit early. We have Resident Evil to finish and watch— should we watch Squid Game or Alien?
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2:29:42–2:29:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1355Yeah, I'd rather watch something. I'm a bit bored of Resident Evil 7 unless we're near the end. And just get—
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2:29:49–2:29:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1356Oh, it's Poppy!
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2:29:57–2:29:57 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1357I like you. I like Poppy. She sticks up for me, but with a critical edge. Why don't you find a job in Kent? I don't want to live in Kent, man. Who wants to live in Kent? Have you told your mum we're not going on the ski trip?
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2:29:58–2:30:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1358No.
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2:30:24–2:30:29 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1359I didn't say we were definitely going on the ski trip. I just said we were discussing it.
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2:30:34–2:30:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1360Yeah.
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2:30:38–2:30:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1361Kent's okay as long as you don't go near London. Or the sea towns.
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2:30:44–2:30:49 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1362But Canterbury's nice.
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2:30:49–2:30:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1363Yeah.
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2:30:52–2:30:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1364But it's really expensive to live there though. Don't all the YouTubers live in Brighton? Or was that—
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2:30:53–2:31:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1365Yeah, that's where PewDiePie lived.
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2:31:02–2:31:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1366This stream is between cozy and dull.
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2:31:18–2:31:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1367Yeah, I don't know what to talk about anymore.
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2:31:20–2:31:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1368We need some—
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2:31:23–2:31:24 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1369we need some lo-fi in the background. That would make it cozy.
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2:31:24–2:31:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1370No.
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2:31:27–2:31:30 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1371We don't live in a slum terrace house. We live in a semi-detached home.
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2:31:40–2:31:51 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1372Not even fully detached.
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2:31:51–2:31:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1373Who has?
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2:31:54–2:31:55 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1374No one can afford that. But my sister does live in a fully detached bungalow. It's really nice, but they pay so much rent.
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2:31:55–2:32:02 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1375How much?
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2:32:02–2:32:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1376About £1,200. And we do not live in a— not even near a city.
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2:32:03–2:32:08 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1377But you can split it, £600 each.
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2:32:08–2:32:10 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1378Yeah, they split it. What do you think of Bonnie Blue and Lily Phillips? Have you heard of her?
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2:32:10–2:32:20 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1379No.
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2:32:20–2:32:22 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1380She got ran through by— was it 100 guys in one day?
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2:32:22–2:32:27 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1381Oh, that one.
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2:32:27–2:32:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1382And didn't someone do an interview with her and she looked Really traumatized, even though she said.
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2:32:28–2:32:34 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1383Isn't she gonna do a thousand?
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2:32:35–2:32:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1384Yeah, but I don't know how that's possible.
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2:32:37–2:32:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1385How many?
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2:32:39–2:32:39 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1386Aren't there like thirteen hundred minutes in a day?
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2:32:39–2:32:42 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1387Yeah.
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2:32:42–2:32:44 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1388Daniel, why did you say fastest via Jin Ah was better than Sunny's? Why is Sunny okay with that?
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2:32:46–2:32:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1389Don't believe their lies.
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2:32:53–2:32:54 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1390That's a funny thing to say. Anyway, yeah, she did this interview and she— before she did the interview, she made it seem like it was completely her idea and she was like happy to do it. And then she did this interview and she looked really depressed and— but she kind of like she was faking it. She was hiding through— smiling through the tears. And then she's like, yeah, I'm gonna do 1,000 next. And she doesn't even make sure that the guys are tested and stuff. And she actually admitted that she like started dissociating after like a few, the first 10 or 20. I do feel bad for her. I don't know what She's only 23. I thought she was older than that.
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2:32:54–2:33:52 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1391She looks—
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2:33:53–2:33:53 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1392she's gonna need therapy and stuff and go on a spirituality arc to heal herself. Why has she just created all this problem, all these problems for herself?
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2:33:53–2:34:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1393Yeah, so she must be making a lot of money from it, but I don't— what money would be worth doing that? Just do regular OnlyFans. You don't have to actually do it with anyone.
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2:34:03–2:34:13 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1394Mm.
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2:34:15–2:34:16 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1395The guys are more gross.
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2:34:16–2:34:17 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1396Mm.
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2:34:20–2:34:21 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1397Yeah, guys are just animals though. There was that France thing, the guy would drug his wife and invite guys over to bang her.
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2:34:21–2:34:28 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1398Oh my god, yeah, that was crazy.
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2:34:28–2:34:32 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1399And they're sentencing like 50 guys to go to jail.
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2:34:32–2:34:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1400I don't get her mum.
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2:34:40–2:34:41 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1401Her mum?
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2:34:43–2:34:43 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1402What's wrong with her mum? She made a couple million. Did she charge the guys for the 100? The 100 guys, did she make them pay for it? Probably not. Is, is prostitution legal in the UK? I don't think it is, is it?
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2:34:43–2:35:03 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1403But people do it anyway, don't they?
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2:35:03–2:35:07 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1404She thinks the O in OF stands for Olympics. Yeah, like I remember in the interview she was saying— the guy was like, well, why do you want to do that? And she said, because I just think it would be funny. No one's ever done that before, probably. That shouldn't be a reason to do it.
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2:35:07–2:35:23 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1405Society in decline. Yeah, that's what happens in, uh, The Fourth Turning. society starts to crumble, become degenerate, and then World War III.
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2:35:23–2:35:38 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1406There was a scene where they showed the room after all 100 guys and the cameraman gagged so hard. Oh my God, it's just madness. Bring back shaming. Exactly.
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2:35:38–2:35:58 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1407Should we finish? Yeah, I'm tired and hungry.
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2:35:58–2:36:12 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1408Yeah, we don't want to be too boring. Well, they weren't too mean. Yeah, I do feel sorry for her kids if she'll have some later on. Yeah, because how are you ever? You'd have to like change your name and move to a different country.
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2:36:12–2:36:36 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1409Let's say bye bye. Tá, só assim, bye bye.
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2:36:45–2:36:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1410Não!
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2:36:48–2:36:48 · rev_80505ef7fe46b0032286e81d8e7d3e21_1411Bye bye, end stream.
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