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streaming with my girlfriend in THAILAND
2023-08-06 · 2 hr
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What time we do the tour?
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0:04–0:23 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_0The tour.
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0:24–0:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_1Tour.
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0:25–0:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_2T-A-R. T-O-U-R.
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0:27–0:29 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_3Tall.
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0:34–0:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_4Really?
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0:34–0:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_5It's not tour.
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0:35–0:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_6Thailand called tour.
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0:36–0:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_7Yeah, tall. That's what I said.
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0:38–0:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_8I want tall. I want to tall. Look alive.
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0:40–0:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_9Tall.
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0:43–0:44 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_10Yeah, I say tall.
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0:45–0:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_11Say what?
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0:47–0:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_12I tell you, I tell you, look alive. Oh no, time.
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0:48–1:00 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_13What? What you mean finish?
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1:00–1:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_14We have just five minutes for look around here.
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1:03–1:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_15Okay, I'm ready.
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1:16–1:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_16Ready. Welcome. Coming. It's okay. Okay.
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1:20–1:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_17Hello everyone, back with another stream. 10 minutes to do what? I want to get some B-roll of the house.
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1:45–2:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_18B-roll.
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2:07–2:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_19B-roll.
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2:13–2:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_20B-roll.
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2:17–2:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_21Get some B-roll here. B-roll, very nice. See what the bitrate's like. 4,000. Is your girlfriend angry about what happened? No. They asked, are you angry? Oh, I know she's not angry.
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2:20–3:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_22I never angry anymore. Hello everybody!
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3:02–3:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_23Smells like weed.
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3:16–3:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_24Welcome to Jin's home sun house. Let's go inside.
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3:21–3:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_25Inside.
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3:40–3:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_26Okay, you know, I'm come with who? I'm not come visit my boyfriend, I come visit zombie. Look, he said smile a bit. Come out here. Nice fish.
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3:42–4:15 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_27These fish are too big. When fish are too big, they're not cute.
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4:17–4:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_28Look, a ray.
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4:23–4:24 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_29Yeah, I like weird.
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4:25–4:27 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_30Oh my God, you know what fish called? This fish, it's a koi. Koi.
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4:28–4:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_31Koi.
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4:35–4:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_32Koi.
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4:36–4:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_33You know Thai call ba kha?
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4:36–4:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_34Ba kha.
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4:40–4:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_35Ba kha.
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4:41–4:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_36Ba kha ya roh. No.
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4:41–4:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_37Thai word it mean like fish fish boy. Fish ball. Fish boy not fish ball. Oh.
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4:43–4:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_38Can someone link the stream in the Discord?
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5:06–5:08 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_39Thanks.
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5:10–5:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_40Is that like my fish?
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5:11–5:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_41Yeah, my fish, but then dead.
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5:13–5:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_42Oh yeah, how come they can live? Uh, it's quite big, I guess. It's got a plant as well.
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5:16–5:21 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_43Already linked.
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5:24–5:27 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_44Thanks. Oh, thanks. I should let mods be able to do the @everyone thing. So Ice messaged me just now. He asked me if I still want to meet up today. I said maybe not. It's kind of weird now. I think Ice wants me to meet Deepak and then have like a confrontation because that would be pretty Good for views. That would be good content actually if I met Deepak after what I said, but it was kind of awkward. I don't really feel like getting pressed again. Jim Thompson. I don't know. It wasn't really my goal to meet. Ice the second day. And like, I don't become part of his content. Thought I'd just snipe him for fun, say hi. But things kind of got weird with the whole Deepak situation.
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5:27–6:33 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_45Carry Deepak above your heart. You feel sad with Deepak.
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6:34–6:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_46They don't believe me when I say it. I say I'm sorry and they were like, no, you're not. If they don't, if people don't believe what I'm saying, then there's no point wasting my time saying it. There's not much more I can do. Why did you shush me? Is that a toilet?
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6:39–6:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_47What's up?
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7:02–7:03 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_48What?
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7:03–7:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_49Nothing. I'm just joking you.
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7:04–7:09 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_50I don't understand.
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7:10–7:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_51What's up?
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7:11–7:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_52I like it when museums let you film and take pictures. They're so silly, the no filming thing.
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7:26–7:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_53Always filming.
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7:34–7:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_54Jim Thompson stole it. So I decided to stream on Twitch because my Kick followers are like 80% Ice viewers and they're just going to be spamming like, oh, do you pack this and do you pack that? You're scum, blah blah blah. And it was just like, I don't know. disrupt what I'm trying to do today. And then I'm not streaming on YouTube because we're going to a place later and there's going to be music and I'll probably get copyright claim and all that rubbish. So I thought let's do a low-key Twitch stream. How many viewers did I have on Kick last night? I had like four hundred.
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7:37–8:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_55This is a Thai alphabet. Oh, oh!
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8:32–8:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_56Can you read it?
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8:35–8:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_57Cannot. Two hundred years ago, I cannot. It's not saying it's a president. Thai sexy. Sexy.
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8:36–8:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_58The one I showed you before, climbing up the tree. Yeah, he looks like he's making love to it. So this American guy called Jim Thompson Very rich guy, came to Thailand after World War II, built all these houses, and he fell in love with Thai culture. And then in 1967, he went to Malaysia and then just disappeared in the jungle. Some people say he was eaten by a tiger. It's kind of mysterious.
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9:01–9:51 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_59Hi, Cameron. Hi, Ryan.
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9:54–9:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_60Why aren't you live on Kick? Because if I go on Kick, the whole chat will just be spam about Deepak and like weird CX community viewers just trying to hate on me. Just want like a low-key, no drama stream. Yeah, it's a pretty nice place.
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9:56–10:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_611 minute.
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10:32–10:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_621 minute until the tour. Do we have to take off our shoes? Oh, thanks, Fish Shape Waffle, for the sub. Oh, we have to take off our shoes.
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10:41–11:01 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_63I feel like someone stole my shoe.
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11:14–11:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_64Stole your stinky shoe?
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11:19–11:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_65You, your shoe, stinky shoe. Why does it say I got one beer? Hmm?
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11:20–11:50 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_66Says you got one viewer.
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12:01–12:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_67How many people? Two, and you share two. Two, two, two.
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12:04–12:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_68Two.
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12:13–12:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_69You can't count turns.
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12:14–12:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_70Share.
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12:19–12:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_71Okay, me.
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12:20–12:21 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_72Yes, okay. Share, share. Uh, me and share the action. Why? For bees.
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12:21–12:29 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_73Bees.
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12:29–12:30 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_74Okay. For just one before.
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12:30–12:33 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_75You scared? Yeah.
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12:40–12:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_76Why? Because yesterday you garden, we were more scared.
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12:41–12:45 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_77We will start inside the garden, so please follow me this way.
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12:45–12:48 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_78But we don't have shoes on. Why do we take our shoes off?
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12:53–12:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_79Okay, so group B, 2 PM. Let's go to the exhibition.
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12:58–13:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_80So this way.
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13:02–13:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_81Here you hold.
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13:05–13:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_82Maybe I make my girlfriend meet Ice. My girlfriend confronts Ice Poseidon. Take off shoes again?
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13:43–13:52 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_83No.
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13:53–13:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_84What now?
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13:54–13:54 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_85The jungle.
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13:57–14:03 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_86And my girlfriend wants me to stream on Kick because we'll have more viewers. Maybe next time. I want the drama to die down a little bit.
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14:04–14:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_87After studying architecture at Princeton University, he worked as an architect in New York City until the start of the Second World War. In 1940, he joined the US Army and became an officer of the OSS, or the Office of Strategic Services. Thus, Esteban was a He was in Thailand. He fell in love with Thai people and culture, and decided to make Bangkok his permanent home. At first, he rented a house, but a few years later, he decided to decide and build his own Thai-style home. He purchased several old Thai wooden houses and combined them together according to his own plan. Construction of his new home was finished in 1959. The house on the left was renovated to display Molokit Thai painting. And the house on the right contains imported antiques that were once in the main house. Ladies and gentlemen, please feel free to walk around the gardens after the tour.
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14:19–15:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_88This way, please.
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15:12–15:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_89I don't understand what she said.
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15:31–15:33 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_90I don't know.
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15:33–15:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_91By the time Jim Thompson came to Thailand, silk was not popular, and weaving was only found in small villages in the countryside. However, when he discovered the beauty of Thai silk, he decided to promote it internationally. He went to New York City with a selection of colorful silks to show the editor of Vogue magazine and fashion and style Designers. Americans were impressed with the beauty of Thai silk and began sending orders to Jim Thompson. Based on his success, he founded the now well-known Jim Thompson Thai Silk Company. To make his popular silks, Jim Thompson studied old textile designs. For example, he used designs such as those found on this printing block that was used to make sarongs, which is a long skirt, and the smaller pieces can be removed to put change the color. And the bowl is the ruler to measure the fabric. For fabric design, Tim Thompson also used motif found on his collection of 19th century porcelain, which were made in China for export to Southeast Asia. Please look at the design on the fish bowl. The designs are similar. And here are Chinese garden stools. Charcoal can be placed inside to heat the seat in the winter And the small house over there. This building more— uh, this building now contains a collection of Burmese wall hangings. You're welcome to visit here after our tour.
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15:56–17:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_92Let's go see.
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17:20–17:22 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_93Across the corner from us is the Bangkrua Muslim community. The residents of Bangkrua were known For the fire-fighting skills. When he started his business, Jim Thompson would come here to order stilts. Later, he decided to buy land and build his house here to be closer to his workers. Traditional Thai-style houses are built on stilts to protect the family from flooding. In the old days, most houses were built facing rivers or canals and had their own boat landing. The house Jim Thompson built here is unique. Traditional Thai wooden houses have separate domes built around and uncoated. open platform, but Jim Thompson felt different vulnerabilities and connected them together to create a Western-style house. With this layout, he could more easily move from his bedroom to the living room to the dining room without going outside. And now this way, please.
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18:22–19:09 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_94How long is How long is the tour?
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19:09–19:24 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_9540 minutes.
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19:24–19:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_9630.
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19:26–19:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_9730. I can't believe Jim Thompson got eaten by a tiger. If Ice sniped me, that would be pretty funny, but I would get banned on Twitch if I stream Ice on Twitch. Why I hate ice. He got me banned on Twitch.
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19:26–19:49 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_98When Kim Thong San moved to Thailand, he began to collect Southeast Asian art. He had an excellent eye for beauty. He wanted to preserve local culture and always intended that his collection remain in Thailand. This stunning image of the Buddha came from central Thailand and dates to the 7th century, the Phra Rawadi period, when there was an important monastery down here. This is the oldest Buddha image in the collection and is made of green limestone. Please note the flaws on the left side of the monk's robe and the movement on the right side of the body and the limbs. He appears to be taking a step forward. Jim Thompson corrects many pieces that were damaged. It provides the best object from being smuggled out of Thailand. And now please move a little bit to see the small statue over there. This construction is called a spirit house. According to Thai folk tradition, we believe that when we build a new house, we are disturbing the spirits who live in the ground. So to apologize and gain protection, we build a new house for the spirits. We believe that the spirit house must not in the shadow of the main house, and the owner of the house should pay respect to the spirits by making offerings of incense sticks, food, water, and flowers. In Thailand, we call this sa prak phu. And now we will move inside the house. According to Thai custom, we take off our shoes before entering, and we have provided racks for your shoes. And if you have a big bag or the backpack or the rickshaw, please put it off to here. Thank you.
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20:12–21:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_99Thank you. Excuse me. Excuse me. Excuse me.
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21:53–22:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_100Take off shoes.
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22:03–22:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_101你 要 把它 轮 滑 啊! 对, 你 赶 紧 把 你的 那个 东 西 拔 了。 那个 哪 个 老 师? 你要 发 音 的, 你 去 哪 个 老 师? 那 在 包 里。 我们 那 边 坐 也可以 了, 你们 坐。 Take off shoes now. Hello?
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22:18–22:50 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_102Yeah, yeah, yes.
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22:50–22:52 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_103Answering me.
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22:52–22:54 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_104I said yeah.
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22:54–22:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_105Can't hear you. Speak louder. Like I said to me.
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22:56–23:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_106What he said?
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23:06–23:07 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_107He said speak louder. Putang dang.
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23:07–23:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_108Putang dang.
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23:13–23:14 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_109Putang dang.
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23:14–23:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_110Dang yin mai.
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23:16–23:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_111Smells like feet.
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23:20–23:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_112Are you here, me?
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23:23–23:24 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_113What's that? Don't know. To make all record, please do not touch any objects. But you can take photos inside the house, but no flash, no selfie, no video recording, and no peeking in the picture. Just a photo, please.
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24:05–24:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_114No video.
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24:38–24:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_115This pattern style and most stairway watching from side makes your idea. Also, traditional Thai houses did not have stairs inside of it, and then it must be used for guests arriving by car. So this entrance is used for guests arriving by boat. You copy how to turn on there. To find bronze house, Kim Thompson created antique building materials. For example, the Italian marble floor, same from a naive Chinese high-end. Then, to show the Buddha image behind you, thank you. In Thailand, most Buddha images are made of bronze. This 17th century wooden Buddha from Ayutthaya province is very rare. Because wood is not a durable material. Now you can enjoy walking around this room before we go to the, um, to the upstairs. And if you have any question, please do feel free to ask me.
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24:40–25:29 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_116Used to be, used to be the streaming platform many, but maybe your viewer is confused. Yeah, doesn't really matter.
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25:45–26:03 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_117Okay, before we go into the outside, please take a look at this painting first. In the past, almost all Thai art was religious, and we have a long tradition of making Buddhist paintings on cloth. These paintings were used in Thai temples to recall the story of the past life of the Buddha. Monks would show these paintings to followers when teaching about his good deeds, but we do not know the names of the artists who made these paintings because they were not signed. This way, please.
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26:19–26:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_118What?
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26:47–26:49 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_119I slipped. I need to go.
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27:35–27:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_120I need to come.
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27:42–27:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_121mình không có cái thẻ backpack.
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27:42–27:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_122Okay.
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27:44–27:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_123Well, I need my battery.
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27:46–27:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_124Oh, đây mấy con. Mấy con thấy không?
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27:48–27:52 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_125ở bể xe ma đây mấy con.
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27:52–27:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_126In front.
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27:54–27:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_127Where in front?
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27:55–27:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_128Hold in the hold in their chest.
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27:58–28:01 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_129Okay.
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28:01–28:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_130Okay.
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28:13–28:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_131This third century, thầm mẹ sai một đàn thiếp vào cuộc ăn quý. In Thailand, many important human monuments and images are found here. Thousands of my employer activists into this country. And the long Buddha is the image heading by all seated on the seven-headed Naga king, a mythic consequence and god of waters, for the basement. This statue is damaged and the seven heads of the Naga are missing. According to legend, after attending the last mass, the long Buddha started heading for. many weeks. When it started to rain, the Naga came to protect him from flooding and formed a wood to shelter him from the rain. In Thailand, we call him Phra Nakhon. Now you can enjoy taking photo of him, then we move inside the room.
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28:18–29:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_132Here.
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29:06–29:07 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_133This is the most wanted kitchen. It now contains a collection of porcelain with Thai design made in China. These 24 serving bowls were used in palaces for serving food in the 18th and 19th century. Samples of Thai design were sent to China to make this special type of porcelain. We call this which means 5 colors. The original colors were black, white, red, yellow, and green. Later, other colors including blue and gold were added. The motifs are from Hindu-Buddhist mythology. You will see these designs and motifs in Thai paintings and temple decoration everywhere in Thailand. Now please take a look at this pot. You can come closer. Here is the pot for rice wine. It has a spout, but is there something missing? Yes, there's no lid. So how do you put the wine inside? Do you want to guess?
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29:48–30:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_134From the—
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30:45–30:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_135from the bottle. So if you take a look from the below, you can see the hole under the pot. Okay, you need to turn the pot upside down. Inside the pot is a long hook. After you fill the pot and turn it back right side again, the wire will not come out because you put it higher than the level of the rice wine. And it's usually used in the boat, so when the boat is moving, the wire will not come out because there is no lift. Then, over there, please.
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30:47–31:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_136Seems like a silly idea.
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31:30–31:31 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_137Now we are in the dining room. In traditional Thai homes, we do not use dining tables. Thai eating is on mats on the floor. The decor of this room shows Tim Thompson's creative design talents. Usually, the carved panels below the windows are only seen from the outside of Thai houses, but Tim Thompson turned them facing inside so they could be admired while eating dinner here. This location is created with beautiful porcelain from Mr. Thompson Brasserie Collection. For centuries, blue and white Chinese porcelain was made for the export market and shipped throughout the world. The plates on the table are known as Clarkware and were once shipped to Europe by the Portuguese traders. And also the dishes on the wall were also made for the European market. Okay, enjoy your time. So we bought big girlfriend living room. Please, we have another group in front of us.
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32:21–34:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_138Can I take a picture for my first— Yes.
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34:35–34:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_139Okay, then sit this way, please. Okay, in this room we are not allowed to go inside, so please stand inside the audience.
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34:41–35:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_140Thank you.
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35:19–35:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_141Now we are in the living room, the last room in Jim Thompson House. He brought this beautiful part of his home from a family who lived across the canal, and this is over 200 years old now. Jim Thompson will sit on the Western-style sofa there and enjoy looking out at his wonderful garden. Here he displayed Burmese Here is very important pieces from his collection of Thai furniture and antiques. The elegant Buddha image in the center of the room is Burmese, and please also admire the beautifully painted lacquer wood cabinet. On the top of the cabinet is the head of the Buddha that came from the old capital of Siam or Thailand, and the other stone heads represents 2 Khmer gods. On the left side is the male face of Shiva, and on the right side is the female face of Mara. 2 faces in one head. And as there are rooms on the side of the living room, Jim Thompson turned these windows into niches. Here they play Burmese guardians called nats. And even the lamps are antique. They are made from down turned upside down, Burmese drum. Finally, the Belgian tree of chandelier came from an old Thai palace 200 years old. On weekends, Jim Thompson enjoys shopping and visiting markets to look for antiques. He found this store in Chinatown. They're going in fast to pawn shop. It is interesting to see how the Thompson incorporated the local cycle.
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35:31–37:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_142P-A-W-N, not P-O-R-N. I mean P-A-W-N.
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37:23–37:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_143Hey, that's the end.
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37:28–37:31 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_144Oh, I'm sorry if we have a little more space. Before, inside the, uh, inside the room is not the structure of the door. The rest part below the opening is very important because it helps support the wall. It also prevents the babies from And in Thailand, we believe that evil spirits can only travel in straight lines. So when they hit this canal, they are stopped from roaming free to do. Yes, that's good. In Thailand, they're not dumb.
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37:31–38:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_145Who is the lady? Who is the other lady?
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38:48–38:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_146Uh, the supporter of the foundation. Now we are in Jim Thompson's study. Here we see one of his favorite pieces. This is a very important 8th century from Central Thailand. Although the torso is damaged, this is a very beautiful image. Please note that the peaceful facial expression. That's the reason why Jim Thompson loved this statue. He is smiling. Then let's take a look at this map. Thailand has a long history of contact and trade with Westerners. This map was made by the French in 1686. It shows how large the Kingdom of Siam was at the time of the visit of the first French ambassador who was sent to Siam or Thailand. And on the book are drawings of Thai ambassadors who were sent to France, carefully seen at the court of King Louis XIV at Versailles. And for many Thais, astrology is a very important part of their life. People often consult astrologers who set a date for their marriage or to start building a new house. And here are 2 astrology posters done for Mr. Thompson by Thai monks. On the left shows April 3rd, 1959, the lucky day for Mr. Thompson to move into this house. And on the right is his horoscope. Jim Thompson was born in 1906. Which is the year of the horse in Thailand. According to this chart, he needed to be very careful when he turned 61 years old. In fact, Jim Thompson disappeared in Malaysia in 1967 when he was 61. Amazing prediction. And Dennis, please. It's raining now outside. It's raining now outside.
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38:53–41:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_147And this is the Zab Adibit for economic Not his bed because it's very short.
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41:16–41:28 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_148Now we are in the guest bedroom. The view of the garden is very beautiful from here. Jim Thompson enjoyed his garden very much. In the letter to his sister, he described it as a jungle. He lived in this house alone. He had been married before the war but was divorced before he came to Thailand. And no children. In the past, traditional Thai houses did not have toilets. The toilets were located outside the house in the compound. So for convenience, Can you find the chamber pot for boys in this room? No, not that one. No, no, in this room.
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41:29–42:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_149Cat?
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42:11–42:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_150Yes, the cat is the chamber pot for the boys. So you need to cut off the head of the cat and then use it. But unfortunately it's green now because this is for decoration. Kim Kong-san never used it before. This photograph of Tim Thompson were taken a few months before he disappeared in Malaysia in 1967. He was on a vacation and stayed at the home of friends. In the afternoon, he went for a walk in the jungle and never come back again. So until today, we don't know what happened to him. In his bedroom has many interesting objects. And this is the first one. Standing skis are often used in Thai temples. They in front of the door to block evil spirits from entering the room. This one also only has 450 small Buddha images. So if you look closer, you will see the mini Buddha images. And then this one is— this one behind you. What did people do before the box television? In 19th century China, this small town was used for entertainment. Children would wear the masks, run into the rooms, and were entertained for hours. Also, Chinese mandarins would use the houses for gambling games. Their masks painted in different colors were added into the town to bet on which one would get through the mask Oh, is it not Mickey Mouse house? Um, yeah, it's a drop on the balcony. That's a flower pot, not a camera pot. Many people misunderstanding about this one. After we do end the tour in the is another building, but because of the land, I can't take you there. So, but you can go by yourself. We pour the umbrella for you, and then you use another stairway to, uh, take you down. This way, please.
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42:16–45:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_151Thank you.
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45:35–45:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_152Which way? Yeah, which way?
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46:23–46:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_153Yes, traditional Thai toilet. The toilet built, um, outside the house. So for convenience, like at the midnight, we want to go outside, so we have a shower box in the room.
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47:19–47:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_154Thank you, thank you.
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47:36–47:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_155Very fascinating.
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47:42–47:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_156Jim Thompson House, very nice. Okay, raining. Finish, finish.
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48:41–48:50 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_157400 baht. Art and Culture Center.
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48:50–49:30 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_158I probably can't film in there. Can't film in a museum.
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49:33–49:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_159Oh, why not?
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49:39–49:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_160Because it's a museum.
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49:40–49:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_161That's some park.
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49:43–49:44 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_162A museum never lets you film. Yeah, but it's like a museum, isn't it? Why do they let you take photos but not video?
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49:44–49:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_163True.
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49:58–49:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_164This is the best chance you will ever have at making it. Yeah, but then I have to follow Ice around every day, all the time, and then like create drama with all the other CX people. Did you see Sam Pepper mock my accent? He was like, who's this posh motherfucker? So funny. Ah, have you noticed something? Like what? What do you mean? Did I notice something?
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50:00–50:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_165No. What?
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50:48–50:49 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_166Oh, you subbed to me. Uh, let me check.
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51:00–51:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_167Uh.
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51:06–51:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_168It doesn't say. I don't see that it says. It doesn't say on the chat, but thanks. I don't have TTS on because I need to figure out how to set up the GoPro to do like alerts and overlays, but I haven't had time to figure out how to do that yet. Thank you very much.
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51:08–51:51 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_169Whoa!
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51:51–51:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_170So if Ice was asking me if I still wanted to meet today, then, then that means he still wanted to meet.
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52:10–52:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_171You want to go?
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52:18–52:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_172Even though Deepak said if Daniel comes again, then I'm leaving. I'll be the new Deepak. Or maybe he wants me to get confronted by Deepak because it's pretty good drama. I feel like my words were twisted a bit. He was saying, why did you say Deepak's a pussy for not streaming when I never said that. I said it was lame not streaming. Didn't call him a pussy. And then Sam Pepper said, what if we bring him on an RV and we tie him up and like lock him in the closet. And then they called me the psycho. They're the ones saying let's tie him up. But I feel pretty proud that I'm taller, or as tall as Kim. I thought Kim was taller. I thought she was like 5'10, but she's barely taller than me. So I take that as a W. I don't know, Ice seemed pretty upset when he ended his stream and then hosted Deepak. I heard him talking off the side of the stream and he was saying, oh, I don't know why Daniel said that. It's kind of messed up.
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52:19–54:08 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_173I like that.
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54:15–54:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_174But I think it places him in a tricky situation, like how I placed Chris Broad in a tricky situation when I badmouthed Joey. Chris was interested in being my friend, but because I bashed Joey, he can't befriend someone that bashes his other friend. That's how friendship works. If you be friends with someone your friend hates, then you alienate your other friend. So you've got to pick one friend to side with at the cost of the other guy. It's basically the same thing as the Chris Broad situation. Wait for me. Broken. My Velcro's broken. So I kind of shot myself in my foot again with the, uh, the whole talking shit about people. I could have collabed with Chris Broad if I didn't say stuff about Joey. Do you want the fruit?
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54:20–55:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_175Yeah.
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55:46–55:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_176Where are we going?
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55:54–55:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_177Where?
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56:00–56:01 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_178Art museum. I wouldn't really— I don't really care if the viewers hate me, but the upstairs I don't mind being like a punching bag for content because I'm used to that. I've always been a punching bag for content. So I guess he could use me and be like, oh, Daniel, scumbag, let's confront him. And that's like some drama. I don't know. And then I can like shit talk everyone else. Well, I probably already have shit talked everyone by now. Cube's viewers like you because they all hate Deepak. I guess there's some people who hate Deepak that would like me. Next video, my problem with Deepak. I'm so sorry, so sorry. Wait, I'll hide my camera.
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56:01–57:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_179I think we should.
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57:33–57:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_180I don't know, it's kind of unlikely they let you film. But you can see this big red cable coming out. Maybe they won't notice. Wow, do you have to pay? Is it free? It looks like it's free. Ten baht.
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57:35–58:45 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_181My ban. Yeah, mai ban tak.
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58:46–58:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_182Mai ban tak.
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58:55–58:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_183Din so. Oh, ban so.
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58:56–58:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_184Din so. Pak ka. After the cheating and humiliation, surprised Daniel's girlfriend still staying. She really knows all this stuff. It was so frustrating trying to keep. Oh, Sam Pepper kept saying I'm a trust fund baby. I got money from my parents. My parents are rich. My mum doesn't send me anything. My mum never gives me any money. My dad's dead. So I wish I was a trust fund baby.
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58:59–59:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_185Come on!
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59:38–59:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_186They said my parents give me money. They never give me money. Stupid Sam Pepper. Oh, why is the floor made out of wood shavings? Wood shavings? Why is the floor wood Wood shavings. That's so weird. Hmm, I like this place more. I don't like Tor— can't talk.
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59:39–1:00:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_187Oh.
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1:00:38–1:00:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_188I'd rather just look around myself. Damn, Asian guys tall as fuck these days. Asian guys are like 6 foot tall nowadays. Why would you make the floor out of wood shavings? I said my setup's pretty good, the flip phone on my bag strap, and then Sam said I secretly film girls. It's not a very good secret if he spotted it straight away. Who's Whose house this?
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1:00:38–1:01:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_189Hmm.
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1:01:29–1:01:33 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_190My room.
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1:01:33–1:01:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_191My room.
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1:01:37–1:01:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_192Tham mai mai ru mai mia rang.
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1:01:38–1:01:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_193You know nothing.
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1:01:40–1:01:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_194ไม่เรื่องอะไรใช่ไหมมีเป็น คุณรู้ไม่มีอะไรใช่ไหมมีใช่ไหม You know nothing. You know nothing. You want to be architecture?
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1:01:43–1:01:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_195Actually, I love architecture. Architecture.
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1:01:59–1:02:05 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_196Yeah, but modern architecture is also ugly. Don't you think modern architecture is kind of—
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1:02:11–1:02:18 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_197but some people—
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1:02:21–1:02:22 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_198long time ago architecture is more beautiful. Like, it's so simple and plain.
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1:02:22–1:02:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_199It's your mind.
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1:02:26–1:02:28 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_200No, a lot of people think traditional architecture more beautiful. Ah, why don't you listen? Imagine if I sniped Is I streaming now? Uh, Hube and Deepak are streaming. Sam is always pressed about new streamers if they appear to be a threat to him. Why would I be a threat? I get like 20 viewers. Unless he thinks, oh no, Ice is gonna like Daniel more than me. He's sad he's not the only British guy anymore. I'm the superior Brit, more sophisticated. What's that? I think the shavings are making me cough.
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1:02:28–1:03:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_201Taiwan.
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1:04:11–1:04:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_202They don't want you anymore because of Deepak? No, Ice asked me an hour ago if I still wanted to meet, but I said no. It would be kind of awkward. They'll just be saying like, "Oh, why did you say that, Daniel?" They'll tie me up and they'll be like, "Why, Daniel? Why did you say that? Don't you have feelings?" And I'll be sitting there going, "Uh, um." Are you supposed to go through here? I'm too fat.
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1:04:12–1:05:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_203Oh, actually it's an exit. No.
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1:05:25–1:05:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_204Exit.
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1:05:42–1:05:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_205Exit door.
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1:05:42–1:05:45 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_206Wow, so tiny. Made from it's like balsa wood. I could probably troll the CX community hard if I do some hate videos. I do kind of miss my hate watchers. No, Daniel, it's your fault. Yeah, yesterday was pretty fun. I wasn't expecting yesterday to go so well because my— the goal I had set out was to follow them a bit, do something creepy, and then just go up to them and say hi. But I wasn't expecting him to say, "Oh, come back to my hotel, meet Kim." I thought we'd just hang out, like walk around the street a bit, do some chitchat. But then he just kept asking me about cheating. Go up. You actually saved the stream? Yeah, I think it was pretty funny because I'm pretty weird. So I'm very polite and nice in real life, but then online Um, bit mean. So it really baffles people. You go stream tonight with Ice? Um, probably not. What's that?
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1:06:13–1:11:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_207You know what this is?
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1:11:20–1:11:21 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_208Spinal muscular atrophy. Uh, maybe. Well, he's taking a photo of it.
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1:11:22–1:11:31 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_209Quite interesting.
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1:11:33–1:11:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_210You want to read?
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1:11:34–1:11:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_211It's open until 8 PM.
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1:12:28–1:12:31 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_212What?
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1:12:36–1:12:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_213What? Eat? You're hungry?
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1:12:49–1:12:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_214I already ate. I had a sandwich. You want to eat?
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1:12:53–1:13:01 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_215A bit.
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1:13:01–1:13:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_216Oh look, they sell art supplies. Yeah, but I lost interest in painting. I lost interest for now. Did you see Sam say there's no 34? What time we going to the cat cafe?
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1:13:35–1:14:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_217Finish from here. Okay.
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1:14:36–1:14:40 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_218I want to go to the cat cafe. What's here? Just drink mango. I have a sandwich. This is just paint, spray paint.
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1:14:41–1:14:54 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_219Boring.
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1:14:56–1:14:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_220Kimberly looks scary when she looked at me and she was like, "Do you disrespect women?" And I said, "No, they disrespect me when they reject me." Did you speak to Ice today? Yeah, he messaged me. me asking if I want to meet up still.
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1:15:14–1:15:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_221Where's my girlfriend?
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1:15:37–1:15:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_222She's looking at spray paint. Ah, where's she gone? I lost my girlfriend. Ice doesn't seem angry. He said, he said it doesn't look good, and I don't know what you could say to fix possible thing to. She went inside here and then she disappeared.
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1:15:39–1:16:21 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_223Ah.
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1:16:23–1:16:23 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_224Did you see where she went?
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1:16:30–1:16:31 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_225No.
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1:16:31–1:16:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_226Oh my God, where is she? Actually don't know where she went. Everyone, all the women here look skinny, brown. I said what? I said that it looks pretty bad and he doesn't know I could say to fix it. He doesn't know how I could fix it. Why did she just walk off? Damn it, my bitrate's low. Oh my God, where did she— oh, there she is. Why'd she just walk off by herself? Where did you go? Why'd you take your mask off?
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1:16:37–1:19:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_227Okay.
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1:19:32–1:19:33 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_228What?
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1:19:46–1:19:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_229Can't read it.
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1:19:46–1:19:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_230Tell your viewer.
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1:19:47–1:19:48 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_231I don't know what it says. No one knows what it— I don't know. What does it say?
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1:19:49–1:19:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_232Please to be is you are.
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1:19:59–1:20:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_233You are what?
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1:20:03–1:20:05 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_234To be is everything you are.
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1:20:05–1:20:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_235To be is everything you are. Makes no sense. Very weird grammar. Be who you are. Yeah.
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1:20:08–1:20:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_236Be yourself. Yeah. Yeah.
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1:20:25–1:20:29 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_237Well, I do, and then I get hate. I already met Ice yesterday. Why do you want me to meet him again? I think me and Sam Pepper arguing would be pretty funny. Why Sam Pepper kept saying, why do you talk like that? Uh, I don't know, because this is how my dad talks and that's where I learned English from.
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1:20:29–1:21:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_238I want ice cream.
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1:21:13–1:21:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_239Okay.
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1:21:16–1:21:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_240Yeah, it was kind of annoying. When Sam kept saying, "Why do you talk like that?" Talk like what? This is I talk like a pretty normal person from Kent. My entire family talks like this. I thought she wanted ice cream. Is the connection good now?
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1:21:27–1:22:08 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_241Yeah.
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1:22:08–1:22:14 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_242Has Sam never spoken to someone who speaks like this before? I don't really sound very posh. Goes bad when you start talking. I walk slowly. Why you pick up his shoes twice? I don't really— I didn't understand what he was doing. He just took his shoe off and then started pointing at it. And then he was saying, what do you do? What do you do? I don't know, I wouldn't do anything. It was kind of confusing.
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1:22:25–1:23:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_243You want ice cream?
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1:23:25–1:23:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_244No.
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1:23:59–1:24:01 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_245This price?
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1:24:07–1:24:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_246How much? 120 baht. Is it expensive?
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1:24:20–1:24:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_247Um, other one.
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1:24:43–1:24:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_248Why no Kick stream? Because it would be all ISIS viewers going, you scumbag. I want the viewers to be my viewers, not Ice's viewers. I got 460 followers on Kick now and only 100 are my viewers. I wanted to stream for my viewers, you know, my viewers, and only my viewers are on Twitch. This what?
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1:25:31–1:26:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_249Auditorium.
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1:26:21–1:26:23 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_250What's an auditorium?
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1:26:24–1:26:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_251I don't know. Auditorium.
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1:26:26–1:26:28 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_252I'm not sure. I'll stream on Kick again, but the thing is, if I stream this on Kick, they would find it boring.
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1:26:28–1:26:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_253I take you to that building before. BK, BK Supercenter. And there, where we will walk to that—
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1:26:59–1:27:12 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_254where's the cat cafe? Cat cafe is nearby.
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1:27:13–1:27:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_255Uh, last cafe we stay.
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1:27:18–1:27:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_256Broken?
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1:27:37–1:27:52 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_257Yeah.
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1:27:52–1:27:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_258What is it? What did she say?
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1:28:20–1:28:22 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_259Artists, everything about art.
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1:28:23–1:28:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_260Art. Not really. Do you want to see it? Let's go.
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1:28:26–1:28:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_261And you?
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1:28:34–1:28:35 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_262Up to you.
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1:28:35–1:28:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_263Have to what?
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1:28:37–1:28:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_264I don't know what the fuck she's saying. What's she saying?
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1:28:42–1:28:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_265Leave your bag.
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1:28:55–1:28:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_266No, I want my bag.
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1:28:55–1:28:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_267I can't.
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1:28:57–1:28:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_268Okay, I need my bag. Why can't I bring my bag? How to do photo? No, make you look ugly.
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1:28:59–1:29:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_269No, not ugly.
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1:29:26–1:29:27 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_270It's not very flattering. They want me to get rid of my bag.
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1:29:28–1:29:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_271Turkey.
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1:30:15–1:30:15 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_272You want to buy?
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1:30:16–1:30:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_273Oh, so my painting, paint your shop.
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1:30:45–1:30:54 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_274Aha. Maybe someone will buy.
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1:30:55–1:30:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_275Cat cafe.
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1:31:06–1:31:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_276How far away is it? Maybe we get a taxi. 18 minutes.
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1:31:20–1:31:30 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_27715. Oh, can walk.
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1:31:31–1:31:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_278Walk how long?
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1:31:48–1:31:48 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_27910 minutes. Okay, 9 minutes.
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1:31:49–1:31:51 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_280Did your girlfriend watch the stream yesterday? What did she think about it? You like my stream yesterday?
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1:31:51–1:32:05 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_281Um, watching some part.
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1:32:05–1:32:10 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_282Maybe go out there.
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1:32:10–1:32:14 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_283I feel I want to fight.
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1:32:16–1:32:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_284You want to fight ice?
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1:32:19–1:32:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_285No, I don't want to fight. I want just, uh, I want to talk with him or want to ask him, stop him. Why you ask so much my boyfriend like this? Yeah.
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1:32:21–1:32:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_286I know what he's gonna say. He's gonna say, why do you love Daniel? And then he'll say, no, that's not real love.
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1:32:41–1:32:51 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_287That's not real love?
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1:32:52–1:32:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_288Yeah.
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1:32:54–1:32:54 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_289You?
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1:32:54–1:32:55 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_290No, he'll ask you, why do you love Daniel?
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1:32:55–1:32:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_291I don't know.
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1:32:59–1:33:00 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_292Your answer, don't know? Oh my God.
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1:33:00–1:33:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_293I have no reason why I have learned of love. I haven't.
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1:33:07–1:33:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_294Yeah, it's a stupid question. Why do you love someone? What are you supposed to say? Like, oh, she's so amazing. And then if you say they're beautiful, then you say, oh, you only love their body. And you say, oh, I love her personality, and then it's Oh, it's superficial. So what is the right answer? How are you supposed to answer that question?
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1:33:11–1:33:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_295I don't know because you didn't give my give my.
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1:33:41–1:33:47 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_296No, it's a stupid question.
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1:33:48–1:33:49 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_297You can't answer.
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1:33:49–1:33:50 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_298You can't answer it.
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1:33:50–1:33:51 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_299There's no do anything for me.
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1:33:52–1:33:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_300What? I take you out today. Travel. I took you out travel today.
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1:33:53–1:34:00 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_301I have, I passed by there before.
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1:34:03–1:34:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_302Wow, look at the traffic. They can see.
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1:34:11–1:34:30 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_303Where?
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1:34:36–1:34:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_304It's weird she's not mad. Why would she be mad? About what? Oh look, Tesla! Black Tesla. I just asked her, why do you love me? She said, I don't know. At least I didn't say I don't know. Imagine Ice asked her, why do you love Daniel? And she just says, I don't know. He'd be like You don't know.
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1:34:45–1:35:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_305Well, I cannot have a drama all the time.
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1:35:21–1:35:23 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_306Have a what?
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1:35:24–1:35:24 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_307Drama.
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1:35:24–1:35:25 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_308Drama? Yeah, because we're drama content creators.
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1:35:26–1:35:29 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_309No, not like drama. I like peaceful.
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1:35:30–1:35:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_310Uh-oh, me and Ice do similar kinds of drama. It's called interpersonal relationship drama. Damn, that guy was huge. Did you see that guy? Built like a brick shithouse. A little bit of drama is fun, as long as you don't take it too seriously, unlike some people.
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1:35:33–1:36:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_311I will make that matter.
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1:36:29–1:36:30 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_312When you what? So loud.
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1:36:36–1:36:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_313I don't know. Oh, look!
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1:36:44–1:36:53 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_314What? I'm brown.
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1:36:53–1:36:56 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_315Yeah. When you come in Thailand the first time, you're so, so white. Yeah, yeah.
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1:36:56–1:37:07 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_316It's hard not to go brown.
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1:37:26–1:37:28 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_317Hot, hot, hot. No light, but why hot?
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1:37:36–1:37:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_318Anti-money laundering office. Uh-oh, you laundering money?
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1:37:51–1:37:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_319Police, police, come here!
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1:37:59–1:38:02 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_320Say again? I didn't do nothing.
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1:38:02–1:38:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_321To meet a cop, that a cop. You understand?
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1:38:08–1:38:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_322Understand what?
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1:38:40–1:38:43 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_323Chan, this word. Yeah. Elephant. Yeah. 啊了,离 under river under train。 Yeah.
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1:38:44–1:39:09 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_324Wrong way. Wrong way again.
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1:39:09–1:39:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_325This way. Use what?
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1:39:22–1:39:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_326Bike.
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1:39:43–1:39:44 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_327We can walk up there. So fast, fast, fast.
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1:39:45–1:39:50 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_328What? We can walk? Okay, go then. Bye, mother.
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1:39:51–1:40:04 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_329ก ็ อ ิ น ก ็ อ ิ น อ ิ น อ ิ น อ ิ น ก ็ ม ั น อ อก ให ้ ส ั ง ก าร ข า kh u ôn ไป ่ ถ ั ด ข า เฟ ่ ถ ั ด ข า เฟ ่ ข า เฟ ่ เม ี ย ว Wherever you go, wherever you are, I'll be right here waiting for you.
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1:40:05–1:41:11 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_330Okay, we're heading to the main content. How's Thai studying Going, getting a bit bored of it. I don't know what I need to learn to to improve. Opinions on Sam Pepper? I like Sam Pepper, but I don't know why he was mocking my accent. So much.
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1:41:18–1:42:13 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_331I like his hair, Sam Pepper.
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1:42:14–1:42:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_332You like Sam Pepper?
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1:42:17–1:42:19 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_333I like hair, Sam Pepper.
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1:42:19–1:42:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_334Ah, she likes his hair like pineapple. Yeah, I like Sam as well. He's funny. I like when he he copied my accent. He's like, oh no, not Sam Pepper. British people making fun of each other's accents. Do Americans make fun of each other's accents? Up there, up the BTS. Sam doesn't like you. How do you know? No one like me.
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1:42:21–1:43:20 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_335Oh. Then don't like. You because them don't know you. Yeah, you special man. Yeah, you special boy.
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1:43:21–1:43:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_336Yeah, I think people do want me to Tell them how I really feel to their face more. I do hide what I really think a lot.
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1:43:51–1:44:03 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_337Actually, Daniel have a good heart, but he talk a lot. He tends to talk talk of weird things.
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1:44:07–1:44:14 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_338My mom is the same. My mum says a lot of horrible things about people too, and she doesn't realize it upsets people. So I think I'm like my mum. I'm actually a lot like my mum. It's just my mum doesn't do it online. Has your mum met your girlfriend? No, maybe next year when I go to my sister's wedding. Which way?
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1:44:19–1:46:22 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_339Go to this side.
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1:46:22–1:46:26 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_340Okay, let me look. Oh, it's right below us. It's It's like down there. Took it to a gay bar. Gay bar.
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1:46:40–1:47:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_341What?
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1:47:26–1:47:27 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_342You want to eat? You eat in the cat cafe? They sell food. Oh, there's a cat.
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1:47:27–1:47:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_343Ugly cat.
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1:47:38–1:47:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_344Meow meow. This cat, this cat, this cat got kicked out of the cat cafe. Did you get kicked out? Did you get kicked out? Out of the cafe. Oh, I don't have TTS because I don't know how to set it up because I'm stupid. I don't know how you link the TTS to a speaker so it plays out sound. So the reason why I'm not going to stream on Kick is because I need I need drama for Kick. This stream is not really drama, so it wouldn't be utilizing my new followers on Kick well. I have to do like a drama stream for Kick to get those ice viewers to watch. I don't know what to do, like, uh, Apology stream to Deepak. Where are you going?
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1:47:45–1:49:34 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_345I want to eat something before going to the cafe.
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1:49:35–1:49:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_346What about here, the Chilling House? I think it'd be weird if I sniped him again. It was funny the first time.
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1:49:38–1:50:16 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_347Doing it again—
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1:50:16–1:50:17 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_348I think it's funny the first time. It'd be kind of lame. Eat here, it looks cheap. How much coconut? 40 baht.
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1:50:17–1:50:39 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_349Wow, 45.
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1:50:40–1:50:41 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_350Cheap. Okay, I want a coconut.
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1:50:42–1:50:46 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_351Mussels.
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1:50:56–1:50:57 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_352He literally asked you to meet him. He asked if, if I wanted to meet. I don't know, I'm on a girlfriend date today.
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1:51:12–1:51:28 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_353Chicken feet.
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1:51:36–1:51:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_354Chicken feet? No thanks.
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1:51:38–1:51:42 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_355Can we eat before? What? Can can I eat before the cat cafe?
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1:51:43–1:51:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_356Okay.
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1:51:59–1:51:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_357Yeah.
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1:51:59–1:51:59 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_358Yeah, and get me a coconut. Oh, we went to Jim Thompson House and then we're gonna go to a cat cafe. Can we sit inside?
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1:52:01–1:53:36 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_359Okay.
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1:53:36–1:53:37 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_360Okay, okay, I'll put my bag.
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1:53:55–1:53:58 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_361Have any people watching you?
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1:54:05–1:54:06 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_362I'm not sure. Oh, it's frozen. I think it says 30, but it's frozen. Do people think I'm Thai? Yeah, I think they do because they speak to me in Thai. I knew you'd talk to me then.
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1:54:07–1:54:38 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_363Yeah. Water. Is it frozen?
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1:54:38–1:56:32 · rev_57f1740d2f98e8781408fc1d0cf94b6b_364Ah, it's freezing.
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