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嗯。
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0:02–0:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_0Um,
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2:42–2:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1twisting.
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2:56–2:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_2Testing. You seem happy right now.
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3:59–4:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_3Yeah, kind of, but not really.
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4:06–4:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_4So unhappy.
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4:16–4:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_5This
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4:26–4:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_6is my unhappy face.
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4:40–4:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_7Let's just say very good news, but it's a secret.
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4:57–5:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_8I opened the door for just an hour, all these flies are in here. Well, they're all going to be dead tomorrow morning.
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5:33–5:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_9My hair's getting long already. I swear I cut my hair just a month ago. How is it already looking long again?
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5:44–5:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_10It was not even 2 months ago I cut it, remember? Now it looks like I got to cut it again. Again, weirdly long
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5:57–6:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_11and mushroomy.
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6:08–6:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_12I'm saving a fortune cutting my own hair though.
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6:16–6:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_13The weird thing is this bit isn't really long. The rat tail. When the rat tail gets really long, that's when I start thinking about cutting it. When I can tie a ponytail.
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6:42–6:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_14Maybe I just grow it really long for fun. Don't cut it for a year and just let it get really long so I look like a girl naked from behind. That'd be pretty hot.
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6:57–7:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_15I don't know what my hair would look like if I just let it grow stupidly long like Jesus.
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7:10–7:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_16No, I don't like it. I mean, it gets too long, starts to look weird. There's like a sweet spot where not too short but not too long where I look the best. It's getting a bit long though.
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7:20–7:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_17Another YouTuber made a video about me called Ray—
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7:37–7:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_18Ray Something Sunshine. He's got 277k subs. He's quite a new channel, but he gets a lot of views. He gets a couple hundred thousand views every video, so maybe it'll go viral.
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7:43–7:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_19Who knows? A lot of YouTubers making videos about me recently. I think because Turkey Tom made his one.
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8:02–8:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_20Yeah, I watched it. It was quite funny. Made me laugh a few times.
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8:13–8:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_21It's just the same as all the other videos though, you know, like Daniel's a sociopath, he doesn't understand people's feelings, blah blah blah. Although he did say one thing that kind of annoyed me. He said that I, I created a Discord for the sole purpose to rizz up my girl viewers, which is so not true. Number one,
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8:19–8:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_22I don't have a Discord. Like, I don't, I don't own a Discord. The one I'm in now is like a fan, like a viewer-run Discord that I joined. It's not my Discord, and I don't rizz up girls. I only, I chat to girls if they chat to me first. But it's not like I'm in every girl's DMs
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8:43–9:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_23going, hey babe, wanna shag? The girls I do chat with, it's not even sexual. It's just like, oh, I find you cute. Oh, thanks, you're cute too. It's like that. I'm not being a weirdo,
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9:06–9:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_24but he's making it sound like I'm this predator or something.
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9:23–9:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_25I wasn't very happy about that, to be honest. I barely chat to any girls. It's like 3 girls that I sometimes talk to, but that's only because they reached out to me first.
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9:30–9:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_26And I don't even talk to them that much anyway. And it's not sexual.
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9:43–9:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_27It's only like kind of sexual with Moon.
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9:59–10:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_28I sent her some willy videos,
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10:06–10:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_29but only because she asked for them. I didn't just send it to her. I didn't, like, randomly send her a willy video. So it's not like I'm a predator.
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10:11–10:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_30I would never send that stuff unless they asked for it.
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10:23–10:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_31So yeah, I didn't like the bit when he was trying to make me sound like I'm a predator with my Discord
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10:39–10:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_32because he took one screenshot and then took it out of context and then ran with it. When I was obviously joking. It's funny, people don't seem to think I'm joking and they think I'm being serious
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10:47–11:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_33unless they, they don't care and they're like pretending they're taking it seriously for the video, like they're running with it because that would be— that's good content, isn't it?
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11:04–11:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_34To make it seem like they believe that I'm being serious about everything I'm saying, because then they have something to counter-argue, which is the whole point of these commentary videos, is to— they'll show a clip of you saying something silly and then they will counter-argue you to make them look good. It's like the whole iDubbbz and Leafy
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11:19–11:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_35era used to do this back in 2017. They'll play a clip of their target saying something silly and then they'll refute it. And then maybe throw in a joke and then make themselves look good at the same time. So what they do is they'll be like, oh, this thing he just said is really silly and sociopathic. If
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11:39–11:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_36it was me— and then they give you an example which shows you how great they are as a person. Example, he shows the clip of me saying,
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11:59–12:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_37I do care about people. For example, if you get run over and get sent to hospital, it'd be annoying because then I've got to go visit you. And then he'll say, that's because you're only caring about yourself. And then if it was me, my first thought would be to go and check to see if you're okay, blah,
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12:10–12:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_38blah, blah.
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12:24–12:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_39So he's like, put me down, putting himself up.
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12:27–12:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_40That's, that's been one of my new jokes recently. When confronted with the whole, do you care about me?
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12:38–12:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_41But people don't seem to get it.
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12:50–12:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_42Whatever. Kale, you're in the video too. He clipped the video of me complaining about you.
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12:59–13:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_43We all made it. We're all gonna be famous. Ken's in it too, so maybe he'll go viral because he's quite a new channel. His videos get good views. He gets way more views than he has subs, and he's only a year old. So editing's quite good too, so maybe he's got a chance going viral. Maybe we're gonna
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13:06–13:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_44get more girls.
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13:29–13:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_45Send more girls,
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13:34–13:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_46my Discord's waiting.
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13:37–13:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_47The Discord guys are like the bottom feeders and I'm like the, the vassal, and then I get— I'm the bottom feeder from the bigger YouTubers who shower me with more girls when they make commentary videos about me. It's the food chain. We're getting more girls, guys. Get strapped in. Although I don't know if this guy gets many
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13:42–14:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_48girl viewers.
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14:06–14:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_49Oh wow, thanks Matthew Stone, very generous.
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14:10–14:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_50Hey, hope you're well, dude. Try to connect with girls via shared interests, mate. Also, did you ever do Sunny Up the Back Door? No, but we did discuss it at Tesco's. We were just in Tesco's doing the food shopping, and then for some reason we just started talking about anal. And I said, yeah, I'm not really interested.
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14:16–14:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_51And she was like, well, I'm open to the idea, and I guess you would be my first and only time since we're going to be together forever. Yeah, that would have turned out well, didn't it?
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14:37–14:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_52She, she seemed to really think we were gonna be like— I was gonna be her last ever boyfriend because we're gonna be together forever.
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14:50–14:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_53It was just in Tesco's food shopping. I don't know how we started talking about it.
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14:59–15:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_54No, I wouldn't really be into doing anal
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15:06–15:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_55unless it was a guy. I mean, like a ladyboy guy, not a real guy. But like a guy who looks like a girl, because that's your only choice, isn't it? I think anal is like the poor man's hole next to the vagina.
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15:12–15:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_56I mean, why would you go— I mean, maybe if the girl's on her period, then yeah, but I mean, I'd rather get poo on my dick than blood. What's grosser? I think blood is probably grosser than poo.
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15:31–15:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_57Unless it's diarrhea. I guess you could rank the different types of poo.
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15:44–15:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_58Bloody poo, that's just the worst of both worlds, isn't it? Oh, these YouTubers, these commentary channels, when they react to my videos As if that's the craziest stuff I say. The videos are so tame compared to what I say on stream. I say way more unhinged stuff on stream, but all they do is, is
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15:53–16:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_59like react to my videos where it's obviously all just scripted and, you know, I'm just saying it to troll.
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16:22–16:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_60But it's a shame that obviously the only thing that people find interesting about me is when I say weird stuff. These commentary channels never say anything else apart from, oh look, this guy is saying weird stuff.
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16:31–16:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_61Guess that's my thing, isn't it?
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16:51–16:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_62Oh, and also, well, I do my, my tech reviews, but these commentary channels never mention my Steam Deck video or my Elden Ring video. All they do is when I— they react to stuff when I talk about girls or friends,
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16:55–17:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_63not having friends,
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17:14–17:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_64because no one cares. Well, yeah, exactly. That's what's sad about it, because I have a lot to offer and bring to the table, but people only care about this one thing.
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17:19–17:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_65Which is when I say crazy stuff.
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17:29–17:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_66Damn, my hair's looking good today though.
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17:35–17:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_67Fresh out the shower. I cleaned the shower today. It was getting all slimy again.
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17:40–17:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_68You really gotta keep cleaning that drain hole, otherwise it gets gross.
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17:49–17:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_69And there's hair everywhere. It's like a month's worth of fallen hair buildup around the drain and the floor of the shower room. Had to mop it all up. God, I would love to get a vacuum cleaner. It would make it so much easier.
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18:00–18:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_70My stock's looking soon good.
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18:19–18:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_71Why? What's going to happen?
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18:23–18:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_72What's Israel doing?
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18:26–18:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_73I had a very boring day. Cleaned the shower, made a couple Switch videos. The cat came again. Had a nap in my conservatory for hours because it was raining today. It was raining. And then I was sitting in the conservatory having my lunch and then this cat face just pops up and he was looking at me like
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18:42–19:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_74he was saying, let me in, let me in. So I let him in. He went straight to the Amazon box chair. It's funny, out of all the chairs in my house, he could have gone to the sofa, the gaming chair. The fluffy rug. He chooses the Amazon box to sleep on every time.
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19:03–19:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_75I wonder why.
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19:23–19:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_76I must have made a pretty good chair.
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19:27–19:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_77It rained almost all day. It's crazy.
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19:36–19:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_78When's it ever not going to rain? That took a nice little video.
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19:42–19:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_79It was very relaxing.
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19:56–19:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_80Yeah, cats have this weird thing about boxes. I remember when I got the bean bag, it came in that massive box. I used it as a table in the garden, so I put it upside down, made it into a table, but there's a little gap and the cat would keep crawling under the gap to get under the
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20:01–20:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_81box
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20:16–20:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_82and then just chill out under the box, peeping out from the gap.
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20:18–20:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_83You know, I'm thinking about sending the Switch 2 back.
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20:25–20:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_84I don't know,
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20:34–20:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_85I can't make up my mind because I was playing Rainbow Six today and I thought, this is really nice. I got a big monitor, I got mouse and keyboard,
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20:37–20:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_86I've got 60 frames per second.
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20:50–20:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_87How is that any worse than— how is the Switch 2 better than that? Why would I play the Switch 2 when I could play on my gaming monitor?
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20:54–21:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_88Also, the Switch 2 video trend is dead. It's over. They don't get views anymore. The only chance would be if a new game comes out like a new Pokémon game. It would look like I have more authority to speak on the issue if I have a Switch 2 in my hand. People would believe that I actually played
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21:06–21:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_89the game. Although I'm not gonna buy the game.
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21:25–21:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_90Yeah, the new Mario Kart is really good. The elimination mode is quite fun.
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21:30–21:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_9124 players, make sure you're not the last 4 player before you get to the finish line and you get to survive until the next round, the next checkpoint. It's pretty fun actually. Very chaotic,
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21:38–21:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_92very annoying if you get kicked out in the first round because you feel like a noob, but it happens.
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21:56–22:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_93Oh look, Amazon guy's here.
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22:04–22:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_94Anything for me?
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22:07–22:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_95What? I didn't plagiarize tech reviews.
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22:25–22:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_96Are you the guy who thinks that I copy and pasted my tech review script? I think I saw your other comment.
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22:31–22:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_97Uh, it's not true. I used Copilot to generate the script. Actually, I mean, why would I plagiarize someone's review when I can just generate my own review using AI?
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22:41–22:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_98Yeah, I like the new Mario Kart. I haven't tried the open world cuz it doesn't interest me. I want to play competitive online racing. Not drive around a dead, lifeless open world. I don't know why they bothered making an open world. Who wants open world in a Mario Kart game? We just want to race people and compete.
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23:03–23:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_99Is there even anything in the open world, like car shops? Maybe go and get your car washed?
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23:27–23:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_100What even is the point?
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23:34–23:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_101Hmm, you don't leave your house, which makes no sense. No, I like sitting on the beanbag and relaxing and playing some Mario Kart. That's— yeah, I guess I'll keep the Switch too, actually, because that's the one thing you can't do with a gaming setup. PC setup. You can't just relax like this and sit back and play some
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23:50–24:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_102Mario Kart. Yeah, I'll probably keep it. I'll wait for the next big game to come out and then I can review that as well.
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24:09–24:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_103Pokémon games usually get good views,
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24:18–24:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_104although I'm not gonna buy it. And oh, I got my refund from Cyberpunk 2077, so you can buy games on Amazon play it, open it, and then send it back and they refund it. So I don't know what that other person was saying, that you can't refund it if you've opened it. Another load of rubbish.
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24:24–24:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_105So I could just buy the game off Amazon, play it, and then return it.
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24:44–24:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_106I wonder how many times I can do that before I get banned.
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24:49–24:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_107What do you mean try to fix me? What do you need to fix?
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25:12–25:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_108Fix what?
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25:18–25:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_109Oh wow, thanks, Beth. David CS being a cyberbully in chat. Is he being a cunt?
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25:22–25:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_110Introvert from society and lacks real life experience with friends. I had friends when I was at school. I'm a grown man now. The time for having friends. And playing Halo after school and going skateboarding at the park is over. I'm a grown man. Imagine being a grown man and you're like, oh, my friends. I've got bills to
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25:37–26:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_111pay, money to make, taxes to pay, got a house to clean, I've got food to cook and prepare. I don't have time messing around with friends like I'm a 12-year-old kid. Mom, can my friend come over after school? Can he stay for dinner? Having friends is gay.
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26:06–26:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_112Now imagine being a grown man and you're like, oh, my friends this, my friends that. Lame.
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26:26–26:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_113When a man is at my age, his only friends should be
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26:40–26:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_114His Excel spreadsheet for recording income and expenditures and his stock market portfolio and protecting and looking out for his family and his woman. Friends are like, don't even come close in the top 5.
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26:48–27:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_115I'm busy. I've got stuff to do. I don't have time wasting my life hanging out with friends. Unless you can do something of value for me, like suck me off,
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27:14–27:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_116then what's the point?
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27:28–27:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_117I mean, there's nothing you can do that I would want. Are you— what, are you gonna give me money to be my friend? Okay. I'll be your friend if you give me money.
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27:31–27:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_118I'll only be your friend if you give me money or you suck me off. But I don't want to be sucked off by a guy, that's the thing. So I'd only be friends with a girl. So that'd be friends with benefits, but I don't do that. So I'm only interested in girlfriends.
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27:45–28:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_119The girlfriend is like a form of friend, but superior in every way.
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28:05–28:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_120Apart from when she nags you. Why don't I do friends with benefits?
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28:13–28:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_121Because
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28:19–28:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_122I want to— I want to be with a woman who wants me and wants only me and not a bunch of other guys on the side. I want to be her number one.
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28:21–28:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_123Priority, and I want to be loved.
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28:33–28:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_124So maybe it can start off like friends with benefits, like me and Sunny did, but I want it to move into a direction where it becomes a relationship. Otherwise, what's the point?
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28:39–28:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_125Like, if I see a girl and I feel like there's— I don't even want a long-term relationship with her, then I might— I probably won't even be interested in having cereal unless,
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29:00–29:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_126unless it's very easy and I don't have to do anything. Like, I don't have to go anywhere or pay any money. And she just gets dropped off at my doorstep in the middle of the night with no expenses for me to
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29:15–29:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_127pay. I mean, if she's already here, then you might as well. Yes, but ideally I wouldn't have wanted to get into a situation like that in the first place.
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29:32–29:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_128Well, if she said, I'll only be with you, but she's not your girlfriend, isn't that just the same thing? How is that different?
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29:47–29:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_129That's basically just the same thing as being a girlfriend, but you're saying I'm not your girlfriend. I'll do all the things that a girlfriend does, but I'm not your girlfriend. Okay, what's the difference then?
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29:56–30:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_130And where are the new haters?
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30:17–30:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_131They seem like it's all the same person on multiple accounts because they're all very similar insults with bad spelling, like your instead of you're.
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30:28–30:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_132Do you think Americans make that mistake more than British people? Because in American English, your and you're is pronounced the same way. They say your for both of those words in the same way. But in British English, it's either your or you're. But I don't see Americans making that distinction. It's like they, they think it's all spelled
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30:40–31:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_133Y-O-U-R.
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31:08–31:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_134I swear it's Americans who mostly make that mistake.
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31:12–31:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_135Yeah, you're and your are pronounced different— differently in British English. There's so many times I get these comments and they're like, you're stupid. Yeah, coming from the guy who doesn't even know how to spell you are.
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31:17–31:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_136Imagine thinking your and you're is the same.
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31:33–31:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_137The, their, and there. There sounds very different to the and their. There, there is like, eh.
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31:45–31:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_138But maybe in American English it's all the same, like their, there, their, there.
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31:55–32:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_139I get triggered at the you're thing
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32:04–32:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_140because I just don't understand how anyone makes that mistake. It's so easy. It's just you are but shortened. Like, why would you're be you are shortened?
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32:10–32:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_141Everything. Yeah, I did. I did used to pronounce TH like an F until I was about 22. It took me a very long time to realize that's not how you pronounce it.
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32:32–32:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_142And then I remember just being a teenager and saying thank you all the time. And then one, I remember one time I was watching TV. And I realized, wait, people are sticking their tongues out when they say thank you. And I wondered why I never do that. It took me a very long time to realize.
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32:45–33:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_143You have a posh boy accent. I really don't think I sound posh. This is just what words sound like when they're pronounced properly.
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33:19–33:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_144It's so funny that some people think I sound posh when I don't.
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33:31–33:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_145I mean, Stewie from Family Guy sounds posh. That's posh. I don't sound posh. I don't sound anything like Stewie. Or who else?
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33:38–33:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_146I was going to say only Americans think I sound posh, but then Sam Pepper also did have a go at me for sounding posh. English people are weird. I was at the car dealership and I overheard this conversation with the car salesman and they were like debating whether each other sounds posh or not. And they were like,
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33:51–34:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_147oh, I don't sound that posh. Like they were trying to not sound posh because people feel like if you sound posh, you're not likable because you're not one of the guys. You come from privilege. So no one wants to be accused of sounding posh and they will try and make themselves sound less posh. It's really weird. I
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34:11–34:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_148mean, the guy didn't sound posh at all to me. No one does in Devon, but he sounded like he was getting a bit nervous about being called out for being— being told that he sounded posh. He was like, no, no, no, no, not posh.
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34:38–34:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_149Even Connor, CDawgVA, he's always— Chris likes to make fun of him for sounding posh, and then Connor's like, no, I'm not posh.
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35:01–35:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_150I wish I sounded posher. If I sounded posh, I would be proud of it. I'd be like, yeah, I do sound posh, so what, peasant?
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35:16–35:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_151Did Connor used to have a Welsh accent?
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35:33–35:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_152Devon accent is interesting because it sounds kind of southern, but they pronounce certain words like a northerner does. Like instead of last, they'll say last or fast, they'll say fast. It sounds really weird.
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35:39–35:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_153I don't like it when people say fast. You know the brown man who does tech videos? What's his name? Mr. Who's the Boss. He's— he sounds very posh and camp, but he pronounces last like last, like he's northern.
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36:01–36:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_154He'll say faster, last. I don't like that. It's weird.
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36:22–36:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_155I thought he was gay. He seems so gay, his energy, and he's very like full of positive energy like a gay guy, but he's got an Indian wife. I wonder why he didn't get a white girl, like a white British wife. Why do the Indians always stick with their own people? Have you ever seen an Indian guy
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36:38–37:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_156not with an Indian woman? I haven't. I've only ever seen one Indian guy on YouTube, Mr. Who's the Boss.
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37:02–37:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_157It's like they stick with their own people to please their parents. I reckon Their parents want them to marry another Indian person, so they pressure it and then they feel like, oh, I've got to make my parents happy. Indian people are very— they really like to please their parents, don't they? I think more than any other culture,
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37:15–37:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_158the parent pleasing thing is such a big part of it. You know, the whole, oh, I've got to become a doctor or lawyer because my mum and dad told me to.
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37:39–37:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_159Plenty of Indian guys don't date Indian women. Okay, name one.
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37:54–37:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_160Yeah, exactly, you can't even name one.
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38:00–38:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_161I can't— I mean, even Rishi Sunak. Rishi Sunak married an Indian woman. For the money as well, because her dad's a bazillionaire.
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38:08–38:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_162Yeah, Rishi Sunak and Mr. Who's the Boss, the only 2 Indian men I can think of,
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38:19–38:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_163both married an Indian woman.
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38:25–38:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_164I remember in Japanese, the way they pronounce Sunak is like snack. And apparently that made Japanese people laugh because it sounds like snack. Sunaku. It does sound kind of funny.
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38:36–38:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_165Like, you know, the snack bars where those girls— it's not sexual, but it's kind of like a sexual bar, but more innocent. You just go and pay for drinks and you get to chat to the girls. I don't think you get BJ though.
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38:54–39:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_166What are we talking about?
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39:12–39:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_167Oh yeah, accents. I don't know how we went from that to this.
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39:16–39:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_168Yeah, I've had many conflicting thoughts today. So first of all, I started looking at videos on my second channel, the old ones where me and Chihiro were just eating food. You know, when I was trying out a bunch of videos just at restaurants and I just put the camera down, it was just us eating. Yeah, I watched
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39:29–39:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_169some of those. I felt a bit nostalgic and I thought those were good times. Just being bored in Japan with a wife. Go out and eat, go to a restaurant, film film it, get some YouTube footage, make some silly video.
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39:47–40:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_170Didn't have to worry about things like car tax, council tax, debt. Life was so easy. There was something nice about those times that I'm starting to feel like I'm missing it a little bit. You know that feeling of having a girlfriend or wife and you live in a city and there's lots of restaurants and stuff to do,
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40:08–40:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_171and then, I don't know, one day you're bored and you say, oh, let's go try out this place. I kind of miss that. I never do that anymore.
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40:37–40:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_172And now I'm stuck in a really nice house in a really nice area, very quiet and peaceful and comfortable. But I've got massive debt and I'm— I don't know, like part of me misses the Asia lifestyle in a city, but then I also really like my house.
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40:51–41:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_173And I like the quietness and I like the— having a house is really nice.
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41:18–41:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_174But having things like a sofa and a table and a beanbag.
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41:27–41:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_175And the idea of going from this to horrible guest house again in Japan.
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41:37–41:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_176So I either— I would need to be able to stomach life in a guesthouse as someone who's nearly 40, which is sad,
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41:43–41:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_177or make more money so I can live in an apartment, which is like $1,500 a month if you're going to book one, or get a new wife to live with. All very, very difficult things to achieve. Easiest one, probably get a new wife.
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41:52–42:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_178Although I wouldn't be able to get one as attractive as Chihiro again. It would be a massive downgrade.
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42:13–42:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_179I really lucked out with Chihiro, didn't I?
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42:20–42:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_180Thailand would be easy. I found places in Thailand for like $500 a month, apartments, condos. But I can only stay there for maybe 2 months. Japan is very expensive. It's like triple the price to get a similar kind of apartment. And I just don't— if I get fed up of it, I won't have a place to come
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42:27–42:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_181back to in the UK unless I go back to my mum's house.
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42:49–42:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_182It was easy back in the day when I could just come back to my mum's house after
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42:53–42:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_183Messing about in Asia for a bit. But now I don't really want to go to my mum's house anymore.
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43:00–43:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_184I just— I kind of miss that domestic lifestyle of eating out and doing stuff
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43:16–43:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_185And I don't know,
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43:27–43:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_186I feel like I'm missing that a little bit here.
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43:31–43:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_187I've got this massive paperweight sitting outside costing me money that I'm not even using.
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43:35–43:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_188I am thinking about maybe an exit strategy
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43:51–43:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_189at some point. I don't know.
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43:57–43:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_190But then I'll just start whining, saying, oh, I miss my house. My life in Devon was better.
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44:03–44:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_191I just wish Japan wasn't so expensive. So annoying.
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44:13–44:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_192Even though the yen is really cheap, you get charged foreign Western prices when you go on the hotel booking sites. Do you think it's cheaper if I pretend I'm Japanese and I use a Japanese app?
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44:21–44:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_193It's expensive to get a nice place to stay in Japan.
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44:37–44:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_194And I don't want to live in a guesthouse again. I don't want to stay at— even at a hotel is not cheap. At a hotel for a month is nearly $2,000 a month.
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44:42–44:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_195South Korea is a bit cheaper, but I don't really like South Korea, to be honest. It feels like a very miserable place.
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44:58–45:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_196Imagine I bump into Mina. That would be funny.
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45:08–45:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_197Do you think Mina would be like, oh, Daniel, or would she run away and be like, stop stalking me?
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45:13–45:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_198Yeah, I felt kind of miserable in Korea last time I went, which was 2020. It's a very lonely, soulless place full of these massive monolithic monolithic, gray, bland, boring buildings that just look like massive Lego blocks stacked one by one next to each other,
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45:23–45:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_199with massive roads full of angry drivers honking at each other.
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45:47–45:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_200Yeah, Seoul is very soulless. The irony.
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46:05–46:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_201Yokohama.
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46:11–46:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_202Well, I searched in Saitama and even that was like ¥1,400 for an apartment.
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46:15–46:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_203I can't afford that.
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46:22–46:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_204I could afford maybe 600 to 1,000. That's my budget. Over 1,000 is— I'd be going back into credit card debt.
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46:28–46:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_205Also, trading the markets would be a pain in the backside. I'd have to wait until
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46:43–46:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_20610 p.m.
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46:49–46:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_207I think I have to wait until 10:00 at night until market opens. And then if I wanted to trade,
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46:52–46:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_208like trade the close, it would be
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47:00–47:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_2096, 5 or 6 a.m. in the morning in Japan.
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47:08–47:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_210So it would suck.
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47:18–47:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_211Look, day trading is not a scam
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47:24–47:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_212if you can do it right.
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47:28–47:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_213The problem is you need extreme patience, which I'm struggling with. I get bored and I just YOLO a trade thinking I might have a chance of making some money.
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47:31–47:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_214What I noticed with trading is that there are very obvious times where you should take the trade. Like when Elon Musk was beefing with Trump, it was so obvious to buy the dip. The COVID crash, so obvious. Sometimes it's very obvious times where you should trade. The problem is you get hooked and you want to make more
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47:43–48:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_215money. So then you end up trying to take a trade whenever you can every single day, and then you get wrecked looking for a trade when there's not really anything to trade. You got to wait for them to appear, but it takes— sometimes nothing happens and you get so bored, and then you're like, oh, maybe I'll YOLO
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48:08–48:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_216this.
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48:28–48:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_217I really need to try and control myself. It's like being a hunter waiting in the fields for a deer, and then you've got your gun and it only shoots one shot until you gotta reload it again. And then you're waiting for hours and hours and hours, days even, and there's no deer. So you get bored and you
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48:39–48:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_218start like randomly shooting into the bush for fun, and then you end up scaring off any deer in the area. And then you end up going home with nothing. It's basically what trading is like.
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48:55–49:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_219It's like, oh, I can't see any deer. I'm just going to randomly shoot into the trees and the bushes. Maybe I'll hit a squirrel
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49:10–49:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_220or a rabbit.
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49:19–49:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_221That's what it's like.
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49:23–49:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_222So if I was in Japan, yeah, I could trade Asia market in the morning and then London market in the afternoon. But the real action is American market.
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49:37–49:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_223So I'd be waiting all day. I'd be so bored. And then also, if I had a girlfriend, I'd want to be hanging out with her in the evening, wouldn't I? Not sitting there staring at stocks.
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49:48–50:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_224Also, I wouldn't want to be waking up at like 6 or 5 AM in the morning,
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50:02–50:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_225so that would be not good.
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50:09–50:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_226Damn, why is this David C in the chat hating on me? What'd I ever do to him? Why is he so mad at me?
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50:33–50:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_227Get in.
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51:12–51:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_228My famous predictions for this year.
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51:21–51:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_229Hmm. Probably just endless melt-up and probably no crash until nearing the end of the year. So just buy the dip.
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51:26–51:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_230Small caps are lagging.
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51:42–51:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_231Probably has more upside. And also buy silver and gold.
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51:45–51:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_232All-time new highs on gold might be coming soon. I bet, I bet you anything it's going to have to do with something about Israel. It's going to be like a weird coincidence where the new all-time high of gold Comes in around the time Israel or Iran does something crazy. Isn't it weird how these two things are connected?
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51:52–52:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_233Are they still bombing each other?
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52:20–52:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_234So when I rebuild my portfolio, I'm going silver.
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52:25–52:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_235Russell.
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52:31–52:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_236What else?
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52:35–52:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_237I don't know.
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52:41–52:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_238Why do I have to rebuild? Because I'm going to sell everything in the next few weeks to pay off my credit cards, and then I will start putting money back in each month.
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52:56–53:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_239Although I'll be spending months just paying off overdraft. I don't know how long it's going to take, probably a few months until I can start actually getting positive cash flow without going into overdraft. And then I'll be able to start putting a couple hundred here and there back into stocks, which might be around August.
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53:16–53:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_240But I think it's just going to be a constant battle with overdraft
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53:37–53:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_241because then we've got council tax to pay in November, road tax to pay in October. This car is financially destroying me.
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53:46–53:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_242So I don't know where I'm gonna get an extra £900 because I would want that for my stocks, but now I'll pay lump sum of council tax and then road tax.
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54:02–54:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_243Yeah, EVs are now no longer road tax exempt. This year,
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54:18–54:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_244which sucks.
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54:26–54:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_245You're not leaving the country? I don't know. I am tempted. And if something happened, like I got kicked out of my house, I've got a massive decision to make. Do I get a new rental house? Or do I just sell everything and go back to Asia? That's, that's like the thing I'm contemplating. Sell the car, I get
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54:34–54:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_246rid of all the furniture, I sell this big monitor,
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54:55–54:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_247I fit everything into a backpack,
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55:00–55:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_248and then we go back to Asia and then we country hop
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55:04–55:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_249for as long as I can until I die.
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55:11–55:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_250Or get fed up with it and then come back to the UK and try and find a place to rent again.
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55:15–55:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_251So yeah, those are the 2 options: continue renting in the UK or ditch everything, we go back to Thailand. Thailand, Japan, Korea rotation.
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55:22–55:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_252But Japan will be tough because it's expensive.
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55:38–55:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_253And I kind of hate it there.
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55:41–55:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_254Thailand longer term would be nice, like a year visa. Maybe I'll get another student visa, but I really need to rebuild my finances. Otherwise I'm just going to get back into credit card debt.
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55:51–56:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_255Well, maybe I add some cheaper countries to my rotation, like—
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56:10–56:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_256I don't know. I really don't want to go to Philippines. It looks scary. I've heard people get kidnapped in the jungle. Indonesia, I don't know, looks scary. I don't want to go to these jungle countries.
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56:16–56:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_257I feel like the only good ones are Thailand, maybe Malaysia, but I'm a bit scared of Malaysia because it's a Muslim country.
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56:31–56:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_258Although it seemed nice in 2022 when I went.
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56:43–56:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_259Vietnam. I think you need a visa for Vietnam if you want to stay for more than 2 weeks. You fucking moron. It's obvious you will never leave this vicious circle. Your overdraft is way too deep and you are not making enough money to finance your life. You will be back at your mum's till the end of this
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56:51–57:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_260year. Your adult mission has failed. My what mission? No, it's not failing at all. I don't know what you're talking about. I'm gonna be out of credit card debt in 2 weeks. Trust me. My overdraft? I'll probably be in overdraft by like £500.
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57:07–57:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_261Israel is probably going to nuke Iran, and then my gold is going to go to the moon, and then my CFD short is going to print, and I'm going to be rich.
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57:33–57:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_262You just wait and see. Prove you all wrong.
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57:53–57:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_263Maybe I send the Switch back as well to make back £400.
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58:01–58:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_264Oh my God, stupid saliva.
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58:10–58:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_265Eastern Europe. No, maybe not.
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58:32–58:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_266We shall have to see.
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58:42–58:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_267Hopefully I can get— pump up the views. You know, I've doubled my revenue on the gaming channel in the last week. I went from making $90 a month on the gaming channel to now $202. That's 100%. That's a 2x gain. Easy money. All I gotta do is pump out like 5 Switch 2 videos every day saying the
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58:50–59:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_268same thing over and over again with a different rehashed title. It's so stupid, but it works.
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59:13–59:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_269So yeah, I do have some assets. Like, I could probably get £600 to £700 for this monitor. I could probably get £7 to £8K for the car. I've got £1,000 deposit locked up in this house, which I'll get back when I move out. So that's like £10K of assets. I got a sofa and a bed covered in
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59:34–59:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_270jizz stains and baby oil. Someone might want that. Who wants my baby oil and jizz-soaked mattress?
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59:53–1:00:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_271And I got a Bobby Brown well-used male 12-inch dildo sex doll.
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1:00:07–1:00:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_272Anyone want to buy it?
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1:00:15–1:00:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_273I'll cut off his willy, send it to the highest bidder.
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1:00:27–1:00:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_274It's got the taste of ass included.
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1:00:34–1:00:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_275No, I'm definitely getting deposit back. I've actually— I think the house looks better than when I moved in. I cleaned the shower
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1:00:49–1:00:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_276and I cleaned the drain and I even planted some grass in the garden so it looks less like a shithole. Although it has become a literal cat shithole. All the cats keep coming in and shitting in the garden. The grass has grown quite nicely. I'll show you later when it's not raining.
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1:00:59–1:01:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_277So yeah, don't know what's gonna happen really.
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1:01:35–1:01:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_278Sometimes I do miss that Japan married lifestyle.
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1:01:58–1:02:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_279It's kind of why I went a bit, a bit mental when I was
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1:02:04–1:02:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_280not stalking Chihiro.
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1:02:10–1:02:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_281I thought maybe we could have it again, but she wasn't interested.
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1:02:13–1:02:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_282Do you think she would marry me again?
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1:02:25–1:02:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_283Oh wow, thanks. You're fucking sociopath motherfucker. Fucking creep. Yeah, it takes one to know one, doesn't it?
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1:02:35–1:02:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_284OnlyFans dying a bit.
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1:02:55–1:02:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_285Come on guys, sign up to my OnlyFans. You see me naked and oiled up.
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1:02:59–1:03:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_286How could you resist that offer? Only $10 a month.
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1:03:04–1:03:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_287Yeah, so I don't really feel worried, to be honest. I feel like I've got a solid portfolio.
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1:03:23–1:03:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_288I think it's pretty obvious what the market's going to do.
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1:03:35–1:03:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_289I guess it all depends on the next 2 weeks.
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1:04:03–1:04:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_290What do you mean only 3 stocks? I've got the Russell 2000. It's in the name. 2,000. I own shares of 2,000 companies. They work for me.
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1:04:14–1:04:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_291So yeah, I'm not even worried, to be honest. I'm just going to pump out endless tech videos. If Steam Deck 2 comes out soon, oh my God, easy money.
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1:04:39–1:04:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_292All I got to do is keep saying the Switch 2 is superior in every single way.
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1:04:52–1:04:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_293Mm-hmm. Do do do do do. Not even worried. Got it all under control.
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1:05:12–1:05:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_294And if things get really desperate, I guess I could get a job or do bee livery. I turned off notifications on Beelivery because it was getting annoying. There's one available now,
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1:05:30–1:05:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_295um, paying £27.
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1:05:45–1:05:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_296You gotta deliver one Budweiser, one Times Budweiser 20x 300ml bottles to,
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1:05:51–1:05:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_297um, Bood
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1:06:02–1:06:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_298Bude. It's about 40 minutes driveway. £27? It would take me 2 hours to do that. It's like £13 an hour.
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1:06:06–1:06:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_299Easy money.
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1:06:16–1:06:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_300Just go Tesco, pick up some beers, drop off at this house. Maybe he's having a party and he will let me join.
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1:06:19–1:06:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_301Ooh, the house looks fancy. It's down a little lane
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1:06:27–1:06:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_302near the coast
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1:06:32–1:06:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_303in Kilkhamperton.
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1:06:37–1:06:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_304They want £25K a year for private school. What a scam.
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1:06:48–1:06:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_305Education is such a scam. They get you to— you get into massive student debt, like $60K to get some worthless piece of paper that doesn't even teach you how to make money.
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1:06:55–1:07:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_306And then you start paying off the student debt, student loan for decades, even after you get a job and you're not even guaranteed a job. Like you could go to school, get the degree or whatever, And then your industry is now overrun by AI and you can't— or maybe you don't even want the job anymore. Like, what
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1:07:11–1:07:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_307if you're really into computer science and then you get the degree and then 5 years later you hate computers?
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1:07:29–1:07:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_308Just put the money in stocks
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1:07:39–1:07:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_309and then go travel Japan.
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1:07:44–1:07:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_310And live off the dividends.
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1:07:49–1:07:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_311Yeah, that's why I never went to university. I didn't want to get in student debt and there was nothing I wanted to study and I hate going to school and I would have just gotten bullied and become miserable. And then even if I got the degree, it doesn't mean I'm going to get a job in the thing
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1:07:55–1:08:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_312that I studied, even if, even if I passed the exam, which is very unlikely.
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1:08:08–1:08:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_313I don't have the willpower to stick to things, which is why I don't like putting in heavy investment into something, because I know I'm not going to stick to it and I'll just get bored and give up. Happens every time.
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1:08:19–1:08:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_314Name one thing I've stuck to that's taken a long time, that requires effort and required some kind of initial investment to get started.
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1:08:43–1:08:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_315YouTube. YouTube doesn't require any investments, guys. All you need is your phone and then press upload.
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1:08:57–1:09:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_316Yeah, I have stuck with Barrick Gold for 3 years, which is— I would say that takes a lot of discipline
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1:09:09–1:09:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_317to not sell it all and jump into something more volatile like Facebook or Tesla.
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1:09:18–1:09:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_318Stuck to clickbaiting. Well, it doesn't require any effort. If it doesn't require any effort, then obviously it's easy to stick to.
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1:09:38–1:09:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_319I'm saying taking a course or paying money to get into a course is risky because you might end up quitting or getting bored and then not getting a job in the field anyway. So then you just wasted all your time and money. What I like, I like to be able to get in and out with
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1:09:50–1:10:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_320little pain,
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1:10:11–1:10:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_321which is why I'm a bit Because, you know, to dismantle my current life would be quite a pain in the backside. I have to list my furniture on a marketplace and get rid of it. I might even have to just give it away for free because I don't know how to dispose of a sofa or a bed.
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1:10:19–1:10:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_322I'd like cut it into tiny pieces and set it on fire maybe. And then I got to sell my car and then take photos and list it. What else? It'll be so annoying to dismantle my current life.
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1:10:39–1:10:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_323I gotta take photos, I gotta put everything on Facebook Marketplace, I gotta sell the monitor.
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1:10:54–1:10:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_324I'd sell it to carwow.com.
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1:11:08–1:11:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_325They seem pretty good. They also Say they come and pick up the car. They'll collect it.
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1:11:11–1:11:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_326Are we still anticipating a visit from Moon? I think so, although we haven't talked much recently. We talked this morning.
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1:11:22–1:11:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_327But she has been getting very triggered recently by viewers and stuff.
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1:12:01–1:12:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_328Yeah, I did enter my reg. They estimated about £8,000 in
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1:12:19–1:12:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_329not good condition, but wear and tear kind of condition. Worn and torn.
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1:12:29–1:12:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_330I said
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1:13:03–1:13:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_331fighting with the trolls is a waste of time and energy because they're probably just trolling. But she didn't listen and she went on the Discord and started fighting everyone. I don't really know how— what to advise.
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1:13:06–1:13:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_332Mm, I don't know really.
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1:14:03–1:14:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_333I like to rage. So yeah, I get triggered sometimes, but then I think it's funny to rage at the
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1:14:14–1:14:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_334stream and it's also something to talk about. Otherwise I'll just sit here not knowing what to say.
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1:14:28–1:14:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_335Was the Switch worth it? Hmm, hard to say. I've made maybe $100.
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1:14:42–1:14:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_336Might be more. I have to add it up. I reckon I made maybe $150. And there's also gonna be new games coming out that I could cover, like some Pokémon game, Donkey Kong, but I'm not gonna buy them. I'm just gonna pretend I bought them.
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1:14:49–1:15:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_337To be honest, I didn't think Moon was still around because we talked in 2020 and she really wanted to come to Korea to see me, but I said no,
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1:15:20–1:15:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_338uh, which was good to be honest because COVID happened and then I left anyway. So I wouldn't really have wanted to be stuck in Korea when COVID was beginning.
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1:15:31–1:15:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_339But then we didn't really talk after that until we talked a little bit a couple of years ago, but nothing. We didn't talk about meeting.
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1:15:42–1:15:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_340I didn't realize she was interested until like a month ago. Has it been a month or a couple of weeks?
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1:15:52–1:15:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_341It's 7 o'clock. I'm gonna eat leftover sausages. I might make mashed potato with butter and garlic, but I don't have any black pepper.
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1:16:24–1:16:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_342Dun dun dun dun dun dun. I didn't make any main channel videos. I've kind of lost motivation because they all flopped.
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1:16:53–1:17:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_343They all just got about 4K views each. Every single one. Before I made the Switch 2 videos, I pumped out a bunch like why I hated my Japanese wife.
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1:17:03–1:17:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_344The highest one was why I slept with my viewer. They only got 5K views. I can't even get 10K views anymore. It's crazy.
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1:17:16–1:17:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_345I was getting 10K views,
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1:17:28–1:17:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_346um, around April. I guess the Turkey Tom stuff was still fresh. The Turkey Tom people have mostly gone now,
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1:17:32–1:17:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_347and a lot of my original audience have also gone. So now I'm down to only getting about 4K views,
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1:17:45–1:17:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_348and the Switch 2 video is all flopping now. So yeah, I don't really know what to do. Back to my life is ruined kind of videos.
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1:17:53–1:18:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_349At least that gets more CPM.
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1:18:07–1:18:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_350I'm focusing on spamming videos out on the gaming channel more, so I can just spam out 6 and it's like, whatever, don't really care.
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1:18:14–1:18:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_351Unfortunately, I'm gonna have to do something drastic to get people to come back, like move to another country and get a new girl. There's not really anything else I can do here.
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1:18:40–1:18:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_352This stone has been milked.
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1:18:56–1:18:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_353Sunny has been milked. Good day.
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1:19:04–1:19:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_354Maybe I can milk Chihiro more.
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1:19:12–1:19:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_355The problem with tech reviews is there's not enough tech coming out and it's expensive to buy.
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1:19:17–1:19:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_356When's the next big tech coming out?
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1:19:32–1:19:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_357iPhone 17, Steam Deck 2.
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1:19:36–1:19:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_358It comes out very slowly
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1:19:42–1:19:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_359and they don't trend for very long. They trend for maybe a week or two and then it's dead again.
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1:19:48–1:19:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_360You notice some tech channels like The Tech Chap, he's got over a million views. Some— when nothing's trending, he barely gets any views. He gets like 30k views on a 1 million sub channel. That's crazy.
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1:19:57–1:20:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_361A lot of these tech channels, um, live or die on what's trending. So I need some like MrWhoseTheBoss and Marques Brownlee get millions of views every upload.
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1:20:13–1:20:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_362There's so many tech channels, it's just oversaturated, and most of them only get views when something's trending.
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1:20:30–1:20:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_363And I think their revenue must tank when nothing's trending because the views look really bad. Like Tim Schofield, nearly a million subs,
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1:20:41–1:20:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_364he'll just start randomly opening I don't know, some Sony TV and barely get any views.
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1:20:51–1:20:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_365There's so many of these like white, nerdy American middle-aged men with tech channels and they got long hair and they're like Nintendo guys and they've got that soy boy face.
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1:21:05–1:21:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_366And they all have the same editing and like the same persona.
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1:21:19–1:21:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_367They all sound the same as well,
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1:21:25–1:21:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_368and they're all kind of fat or chubby.
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1:21:29–1:21:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_369It's like a very middle-aged American dad kind of thing to do, isn't it? Have a tech channel.
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1:21:35–1:21:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_370They're all like clones of each other.
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1:21:43–1:21:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_371And they just, I don't know, they say the most boring stuff ever, like check your updates for the new update, get the latest USB cable.
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1:21:51–1:22:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_372They never say anything interesting or useful.
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1:22:06–1:22:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_373Yeah, ETA Prime, Gameranx, Wolf Den, Everyday Dad. There's this other guy who looks like he's in a metal band.
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1:22:12–1:22:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_374I watched one of his recently.
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1:22:25–1:22:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_375Yeah, because I searched for Steam Deck 2 to see if that was coming out soon, and there's a bunch of people clickbaiting with the Lenovo Go S. Saying, oh, this is the— what's his name? Yeah, this guy, Beat 'Em Ups. He's got really long hair
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1:22:29–1:22:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_376like he's from a metal band.
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1:22:47–1:22:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_377They all sound the same, look the same, have the same editing, and they've got like really colorful backgrounds, sort of neon lights and gaming stuff.
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1:22:51–1:22:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_378And Lenovo Go S does look kind of cool actually.
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1:23:01–1:23:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_379And then you got the, the top dog, Linus. Linus.
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1:23:15–1:23:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_380And oh yeah, Austin Evans. That guy talks in such an annoying way.
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1:23:35–1:23:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_381Can I go over to Josie's house to play? Can I go over to Josie's house to play? It has finally arrived, the Steam Deck Killer! Well, we'll find out. So this is the Legion Go S Steam Edition. Lenovo and Valve were very gracious and sent me— I don't know why tech— American tech YouTubers' voices are really irritating
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1:23:44–1:24:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_382me recently. It just sounds like, hey guys, shut up. Oh my God, it's so fucking annoying.
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1:24:08–1:24:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_383I'm getting more and more triggered at the American accent recently. It's just so annoying to listen to. They, they sound— oh, I watch Evan Austin's podcast thing where he does it with this fat white guy who sounds like Eric Cartman from South Park.
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1:24:20–1:24:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_384He sounds like all lispy and, uh, I wonder if I can find it again. His channel is called This Is. This is a stupid channel name.
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1:24:39–1:24:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_385Listen to this guy.
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1:24:52–1:24:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_386Where is it?
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1:24:58–1:24:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_387Why did he name his channel such a stupid— This Is— How am I supposed to find it? This Is Tech Channel.
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1:25:05–1:25:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_388I can't find it. There's the worst channel name ever. The 2 randomly— the most used words in the English language ever.
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1:25:17–1:25:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_389Oh, there is. Yeah, listen to this guy. I'm gonna throw you.
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1:25:31–1:25:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_390Pretty solid. You want that? But if you're trying to convince me, okay, as always with HD Rumble or amiibo support Or any of these other things, but I was legitimate. Door some of the years. This feels exactly the same to me. You were wrong. Like I will tell you, you were wrong. This feels like what I remember
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1:25:38–1:25:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_391a switch being like. I would say he sounds like Eric Cartman from South Park. I can't stand that guy.
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1:25:55–1:26:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_392It's a lot closer to the OLED than it is the old L. Almost never play without it being plugged in. It does seem like it's a downgrade though. He's so fat. Can't he go to the gym? Jesus Christ. I don't know how people get so fat and not do anything about it.
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1:26:09–1:26:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_393They sound normal. No, he sounds like a cartoon character. And then Austin, he sounds like Kermit the Frog.
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1:26:36–1:26:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_394And this other guy, listen to this guy,
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1:26:44–1:26:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_395listen to this guy. Oh, he sounds so annoying. With virgin meat. That's mad. He also does all this cringe skits. Stuff in his tech review. That peeved me a little bit. Also, the guy yelled at me when I tried to pick up Pro Controller, but I got a Pro Controller. But they did not forget the coin Best
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1:26:51–1:27:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_396Buys were giving away. It's because everything's got to be complicated. You know, when I get a new Steam Deck or a Steam— he doesn't sound that annoying in this one. It's the game, and games are gonna play. Now coming out of it, it looks like things are going to play pretty— he looks like a 40-year-old middle-aged man
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1:27:19–1:27:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_397going out buying stupid Nintendo gaming products like a loser. It's kind of sad.
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1:27:46–1:27:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_398Bunch of middle-aged 45-year-old American guys
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1:28:00–1:28:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_399obsessing over the new Switch 2 Pro Controller or whatever. Oh no, the new Mario game. It's so pathetic.
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1:28:06–1:28:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_400You literally did that. As if I care. I'm just doing it for views.
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1:28:24–1:28:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_401These people seem like they actually care.
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1:28:31–1:28:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_402Imagine caring.
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1:28:35–1:28:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_403You'll never catch me caring about anything. That's one thing for sure.
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1:28:38–1:28:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_404My life motto: never care and never put any, any effort. And also never follow instructions and do everything wrong.
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1:28:47–1:28:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_405That's my life advice.
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1:29:02–1:29:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_406Yeah, I've been watching these videos because I've been trying to find stuff to copy, and I had to endure all these stupid nerdy American guys. With the Kermit the Frog voices.
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1:29:07–1:29:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_407Gameranx is really annoying as well
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1:29:25–1:29:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_408with his stuttering. It's like fake stuttering to sound funny.
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1:29:29–1:29:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_409Yeah, I hate that ProZD guy as well.
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1:29:42–1:29:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_410Stupid nerd playing Dragons and Dungeons and watching anime.
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1:29:46–1:29:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_411Oh God, what is wrong with people these days?
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1:29:56–1:29:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_412Everyone's just a bunch of manchilds.
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1:30:01–1:30:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_413It's a sad time to live.
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1:30:10–1:30:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_414Living. I'm hungry.
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1:30:27–1:30:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_415Yeah, I'm jealous. I wish I could just make stupid videos about, I don't know, whatever gaming device and get bazillion views. All I get is stupid 5K, 10K views at most.
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1:30:34–1:30:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_416These people get hundreds of thousands of views plus sponsorships. They get sent the stuff for free. They don't have to buy it. They get it, they get it for free, and then they review it and they send it back
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1:30:47–1:30:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_417and they get a bazillion views.
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1:31:01–1:31:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_418Stupid toothpick. Why does it keep falling on the floor?
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1:31:07–1:31:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_419You wish you had a passion. I have a passion for hate. I am a hater.
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1:31:21–1:31:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_420I love— I make money hating on stuff.
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1:31:31–1:31:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_421Yeah, I do kind of like how I make most of my money by shitting on things with my do not buy stuff.
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1:31:53–1:32:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_422I'm like, do not buy this piece of rubbish, it's stupid. And then I get a bazillion views.
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1:32:03–1:32:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_423I am the anti-salesman.
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1:32:14–1:32:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_424But yeah, I do like my Switch too though. I just wish there was something else on it that I wanted to play.
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1:33:03–1:33:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_425But I don't know what, because I don't really play anything, to be honest.
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1:33:22–1:33:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_426The stream's only getting 2K views now. I wonder if we ever drop below just 1K views.
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1:34:02–1:34:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_427We're getting 2.5 to 3K views every stream,
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1:34:10–1:34:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_428some only just about 2K.
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1:34:20–1:34:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_429So every day that's
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1:34:28–1:34:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_430That's what, 90,000 views a month?
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1:34:32–1:34:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_431Hmm,
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1:34:47–1:34:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_432I've got to find more videos to make, more topics to make videos about.
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1:34:51–1:34:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_433What's trending now?
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1:34:57–1:34:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_434Switch 2's dead already.
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1:35:01–1:35:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_435I got some views off that new Xbox handheld console. I got nearly 10K.
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1:35:06–1:35:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_436Might make food now.
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1:35:25–1:35:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_437Oh, I hate Saturday. At least Sunday you got Asia Market opening.
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1:35:29–1:35:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_438Okay.
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1:36:01–1:36:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_439What's that noise?
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1:36:28–1:36:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_440Shut up.
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1:36:34–1:36:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_441Testing, testing. Where's the camera?
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1:36:46–1:36:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_442The mystery box, don't I go? Smashed it.
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1:36:54–1:36:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_443Where's the camera? Oh, it's loose where the camera is. Oh, there it is.
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1:37:03–1:37:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_444The Saturday stream's always the most dead. It definitely is the weekend effect, isn't it?
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1:37:24–1:37:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_445That's why I hate the weekend.
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1:37:36–1:37:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_446Damn, I look good in some of these thumbnails. Like, this one's pretty good.
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1:37:41–1:37:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_447Where's that other channel that made a video about me?
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1:37:57–1:37:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_448I hope that's me in, uh, 15 years. I'm 51, no spouse, no kids, no home. Could at least shave the beard, you'd look a lot better.
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1:38:05–1:38:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_449Yeah, where's that guy?
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1:38:25–1:38:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_450I can't even find his channel.
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1:38:40–1:38:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_451Oh yeah, he didn't, he didn't put Hiding in My Room in the title. He put, I dismantled the most disgusting
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1:38:45–1:38:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_452YouTube channel.
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1:38:56–1:38:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_453Yeah, there it is. Dismantling YouTube's most disgusting channel. What? It's only got 13K views at the moment, but I'm hoping it'll get a couple hundred thousand.
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1:39:02–1:39:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_454I'm better than you because I don't use a condom. Imagine taking that video seriously. You'd have to be seriously stupid to think I'm actually being serious. It was such a troll video. I don't know if you remember it. I made it after my dad died in my bedroom. It was called Why I'm a Better Person Than You.
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1:39:23–1:39:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_455I say I don't drive, so I'm not making pollution, and I don't use condoms, so I'm not causing plastic pollution. Come on, it's so obviously a troll. How do you not—
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1:39:42–1:39:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_456how do you take it seriously?
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1:39:56–1:39:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_457The funny thing is, in the video I was like, I'm never going to drive, I'm never going to get a car, and now I've got a car, but it's an EV. It's like I'm saving the planet.
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1:40:01–1:40:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_458I think they want to believe it's real so they can get all mad at it, and that makes, that makes for a better video than, oh, he's just trolling. Because if you just say, oh, he's just trolling, then you can't make a video about being outraged at me, and then you won't get your views.
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1:40:14–1:40:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_459So either they're really dumb and they think I'm actually being serious, or they are just playing along because that's going to get more views.
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1:40:33–1:40:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_460Oh wow, thanks. Today I went to the hospital because I had a lump on my cheek. The doctor told me it's only my jawline, but I should have my brain checked out. This was very unexpected. Why don't you have your ass checked out? With my dick. Yeah, imagine thinking that the masticating jaw muscle is a lump. Yeah,
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1:40:48–1:41:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_461it's a lump of muscle that I masticate with.
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1:41:09–1:41:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_462I need to see the doctor. Mr. Doctor, I've got a lump in my face when I chew.
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1:41:15–1:41:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_463Is it cancer? Yeah, once I got checked out at the hospital because I found a lump on my throat, and they put the lube on me. They like lubed me up for the, for the CAT scan. They did a CAT scan like a pregnant woman does, and it turns out it was just a lymph node. They wanted
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1:41:26–1:41:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_464me to take my shirt off. I said no. Imagine like stripping in front of a bunch of doctors as they lube you up and scan you like you're pregnant. I felt like a woman, like I was getting scanned
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1:41:47–1:41:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_465to see if I've got a baby in my throat, and they'll be like, congratulations, it's a boy.
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1:42:00–1:42:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_466Felt really weird,
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1:42:07–1:42:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_467and it was just a lymph node, and I went and got it checked out for nothing. Stupid.
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1:42:13–1:42:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_468Not a CAT scan. Well, what's the scan called? Ultrasound. Yeah, ultrasound scan. They put the gel on me and then they rubbed the scanner over it. It felt embarrassing.
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1:42:24–1:42:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_469What is a CAT scan?
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1:42:55–1:42:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_470Now people are saying my lump on my ball is cancer or something.
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1:43:05–1:43:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_471Not everything is cancer, you know.
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1:43:10–1:43:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_472Sausage and mash.
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1:43:15–1:43:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_473Maybe cabbage. Should start finishing the cabbage. Look at the sausages,
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1:43:29–1:43:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_474beautiful.
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1:43:38–1:43:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_475Oh, there's flies everywhere. Not houseflies, but these weird long-wing flies with legs.
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1:43:44–1:43:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_476So I'm gonna make boiled potatoes today.
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1:43:56–1:43:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_477So that could take a while.
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1:44:14–1:44:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_478Moon's been a bit absent recently. I feel a shift.
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1:44:21–1:44:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_479I feel a change in the Force.
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1:44:36–1:44:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_480Better not be because of Crypt. If Crypt chased off Tate and she chases off Moon as well, I'm gonna be pissed. Getting sick and tired of it.
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1:44:43–1:44:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_481How's that noise?
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1:46:17–1:46:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_482Shut up! Oh my God, keeps making me jump.
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1:46:51–1:46:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_483Yeah, so I'm gonna make mashed potatoes with a sausage.
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1:48:51–1:48:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_484And cabbage.
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1:48:57–1:48:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_485Hope you like it.
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1:49:05–1:49:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_486Quick, the water's boiling.
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1:49:15–1:49:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_487嗯。
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1:50:15–1:50:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_488Comments don't update because no one's fucking talking.
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1:50:40–1:50:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_489You all asleep or something?
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1:50:46–1:50:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_490Boringest live chat ever.
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1:50:52–1:50:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_491Bunch of zombies.
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1:50:58–1:50:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_492What video was annoying? The Ray of Sunshine guy. Yeah, he was very preachy, wasn't he?
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1:51:07–1:51:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_493But Daniel, you do realize
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1:51:16–1:51:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_494most people do those things and still have friends.
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1:51:21–1:51:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_495Okay, whatever.
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1:51:29–1:51:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_496The thing that annoyed me most was him saying that I won't be able to make money trading because, oh, he also trades and he thinks I don't have the discipline. I'll show him.
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1:51:36–1:51:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_497Yep, we got sausages every day.
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1:51:54–1:51:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_498I think I can make my food last probably another 10 days. I've got 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 sausages. I have 2 sausages a day, that's 5 days. Plus I've got 5 pork bellies that I haven't even touched yet. That could last me a week, so I think maybe 10 days of food left, which would
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1:52:02–1:52:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_499get us to the end of June quite nicely.
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1:52:26–1:52:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_500And then I might not have to go food shopping again until the beginning of July, which would be pretty good.
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1:52:37–1:52:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_501Now we're going to boil potatoes for half an hour. Potatoes are annoying because they take so long to cook.
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1:52:45–1:52:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_502But Daniel, you could cook them earlier
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1:52:57–1:53:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_503in advance. Yeah, it doesn't take away the fact that they take forever to cook.
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1:53:05–1:53:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_504Everyone thinks they're so smart with their but this and but that.
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1:53:13–1:53:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_505Okay, I
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1:53:23–1:53:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_506guess we just watch the potatoes boil now. I haven't had mashed potato in a while.
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1:53:28–1:53:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_507Why men can't be friends with women. That's usually a good one since we're on the friendship theme.
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1:54:02–1:54:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_508I don't think I've done that before either. Why men and women cannot be friends, and then I'll just say a bunch of stupid stuff like If I'm hanging out with a girl, then obviously I'm gonna think about banging her.
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1:54:15–1:54:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_509Otherwise, what's the point? Blah blah blah.
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1:54:34–1:54:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_510Yeah, I'll probably do that tomorrow. Five minute stupid rant and five minute cooking. Bada bing, bada bong. Easy money.
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1:54:41–1:54:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_511I'll say maybe women think men and women can be friends, but men do not believe that,
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1:54:59–1:55:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_512and they're only going to be your friend if they want something else.
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1:55:08–1:55:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_513Yeah, I'll just say a bunch of stupid stuff like that.
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1:55:15–1:55:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_514I can't believe this.
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1:55:22–1:55:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_515Oh, this is boring today, isn't it? No one's even chatting. I don't even know what to talk about.
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1:56:05–1:56:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_516Do you think Moon ghosted you? No, we talked today. I didn't really say much apart from good morning.
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1:56:15–1:56:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_517It says she was last seen 9 hours ago, so maybe she's busy.
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1:56:29–1:56:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_518Why did I unmod Crypts? I never modded her in the first place. What do you mean
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1:56:38–1:56:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_519you don't put any effort into your streams? What effort? What do you want me to do, do a backflip in the kitchen?
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1:56:47–1:56:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_520I'm just a normal guy living a normal life, boiling potatoes. What did you think was gonna happen?
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1:57:03–1:57:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_521Still raw.
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1:57:24–1:57:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_522See, exactly what I was doing in Japan. Wasn't boring then, was it?
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1:57:32–1:57:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_523Hmm, when have I ever put effort into streams? I guess when I did the walking and biking.
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1:57:46–1:57:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_524That's kind of like effort.
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1:57:53–1:57:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_525It's not creative effort; it's more like making myself suffer effort.
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1:57:58–1:58:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_526What about walking to Wales livestream?
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1:58:06–1:58:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_527Sounds so fun.
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1:58:15–1:58:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_528I saw this clip of Jeremy Clarkson. He was at a pub and they were talking about roast carberries costing £25. He was saying, oh, this carberry is really good value, only £25. Some charge £40. £25 for a stupid roast dinner. Jesus Christ, I could make the same meal for £1.
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1:58:30–1:58:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_529You get some potatoes, get some meat, gravy, carrots, broccoli. £25 for that? Oh my God, these people are insane. People who eat out are insane. For such a basic meal like a roast, Sunday roast, you're gonna pay £25 for Sunday roast.
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1:58:55–1:59:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_530And then people wonder why they're broke. So they go— they're not Jeremy Clarkson, they go out and they spend £40 per person on a Sunday roast. So it's a family, so you just put down £200 for a fucking Sunday roast.
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1:59:18–1:59:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_531You could have bought
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1:59:36–1:59:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_532two months of groceries.
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1:59:39–1:59:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_533You could fight. Oh my God! It's like it wants to die, flying around my foot.
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1:59:43–1:59:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_534I get so triggered hearing how people spend, I don't know, twenty pounds, fifteen pounds. On a meal, you're insane. The bag of potatoes cost a pound. A whole bag of potatoes. Not one, not two. A whole bag of potatoes cost a pound.
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1:59:53–2:00:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_535Eating out is probably the biggest scam that people fall for. Because they're too lazy to cook, or they think they can't cook.
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2:00:20–2:00:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_536I think people's biggest, um,
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2:00:31–2:00:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_537stupid usage of money is probably eating out. Also, they get hooked on it, don't they?
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2:00:35–2:00:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_538Spent £40 on a meal today. Jesus. I spent £40 on my whole month groceries so far, and it's lasted me weeks.
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2:00:46–2:00:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_539Yeah, I like eating out too, it's just so expensive compared to just cooking at home.
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2:01:00–2:01:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_540Last time I ate out was my birthday. Sunny paid for it, so I didn't really care. Sunny took me to a tapas restaurant and we had a big meal. Lots of little dishes came out, like steak, satay chicken, pulled pork. It was pretty good. I felt like a girl. She, she drove us to the restaurant, she booked
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2:01:17–2:01:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_541it, paid for it. I felt like I was a woman. Good thing I— we broke up after my birthday. Got a free meal. It cost £80. It was an £80 dinner
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2:01:44–2:01:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_542and I didn't pay for a thing.
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2:01:58–2:02:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_543I'm just glad we broke up before her birthday came around, because if I paid for like £200 meal or something and then she dumps me, I'd be pissed.
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2:02:07–2:02:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_544I'd be so pissed. Always make sure you break up before her birthday and after your birthday. Some pro tips.
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2:02:18–2:02:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_545Are these potatoes gonna take ages to boil?
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2:02:28–2:02:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_546Yeah, it's quite nice, I guess.
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2:02:38–2:02:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_547At the restaurant,
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2:02:42–2:02:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_548my favorite is probably fish and chips takeaway and Chinese takeaway. I prefer that more than being at the restaurant.
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2:02:53–2:03:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_549Uh, yakiniku restaurant's always good, but it's so expensive.
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2:03:03–2:03:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_550In Thailand, it's so cheap. Everyone just eats out all the time. Get a pad thai, pad a pound for like 50 pence. You get a whole meal. It was about 70 baht, maybe 60 baht, which is not even a pound, I think.
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2:03:16–2:03:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_551But if you go to a Japanese restaurant or Western restaurant, you pay maybe 10, 15 pounds for the meal. It's not cheap.
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2:03:36–2:03:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_552Do miss yakiniku.
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2:03:49–2:03:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_553Potato's getting soft.
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2:03:55–2:03:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_554It's a shame it's really hard to make yakiniku at home if you don't have the right cuts of meat, and even if you have the meat, you can't really get that smoky flavor unless you've got a charcoal barbecue grill.
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2:04:01–2:04:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_555So bright outside. Oh, the cat's out there. The black cat.
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2:04:18–2:04:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_556Mr. Meow Meow, what you doing?
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2:04:26–2:04:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_557What am I having with the potatoes? I'm gonna have sausages.
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2:04:40–2:04:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_558Oh, might fry some onions.
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2:04:46–2:04:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_559Make the meow meow.
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2:04:49–2:04:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_560Mushisareta ignored. Yeah, screw you too.
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2:04:54–2:05:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_561Tom Scott is back. Oh wow, what a surprise. These stupid YouTubers make a big announcement saying they're quitting, and then a year later, oh look, I'm back, guys. Yeah, I need money. It's like Bald and Bankrupt. Didn't he quit YouTube and then he's back again? How I've made like ten different I'm quitting YouTube videos. It really gets
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2:05:14–2:05:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_562people to come back for some reason. I'm guys, I'm quitting YouTube because my channel's dead, and then everyone comes back, and then you're like, oh wow! Since you're back, I guess I won't quit then. Idiot.
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2:05:38–2:05:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_563They got chopped some onions.
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2:05:55–2:05:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_564Onions and cabbage— very British.
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2:06:01–2:06:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_5652
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2:06:58–2:06:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_566or 3?
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2:07:04–2:07:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_567Might just have 2. We got a ration of sausages, starting to run out of
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2:07:08–2:07:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_568food. Ration the sausages.
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2:07:18–2:07:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_569Tom Scott, he's like one of those old school BBC, um, Blue Peter presenters. He's He's got the Blue Peter vibe.
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2:07:32–2:07:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_570He's been on YouTube forever. He's like one of the OGs,
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2:07:43–2:07:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_571and he just nerds out about the most random things.
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2:07:51–2:07:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_572I wish I could do that. I find everything boring.
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2:07:57–2:08:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_573I feel like Tech Lead peaked when he did the crypto scam and he was on Coffeezilla. After that, he kind of—
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2:08:18–2:08:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_574numbers went down. Didn't they? The gimmick got old.
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2:08:29–2:08:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_575I could never watch his videos because they were so boring. They just ramble on and on and on. I didn't find it funny. The whole, I'm the tech lead, I'm the greatest coder, yippee, and I'm rich, blah blah blah blah blah.
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2:08:36–2:08:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_576But he'll get really technical about blockchain and all this stuff, and I'll just fall asleep.
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2:08:56–2:09:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_577And then he did the whole, uh, his Japanese wife divorced him or something. He was looking for his kid. I don't know if that was real. The whole thing could just be fake. And then he had that moving into his parents' home to save money thing. He had a lot of arcs. He messaged me on Twitter ages
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2:09:05–2:09:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_578ago when my channel was blowing up, but I never replied.
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2:09:26–2:09:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_579Also, TerryTV messaged me as well back in the day, but I never replied. TerryTV has never come back, has he?
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2:09:31–2:09:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_580Maybe he died.
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2:09:41–2:09:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_581He just disappeared without a saying anything. I bet his channel got demonetized or something, and then he was like, fuck this. Because why would you give up a 2 million sub channel that was getting views still?
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2:09:46–2:09:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_582If my channel got demonetized, I'd be like, fuck this, I'm going. See ya. I might try and rebuild somewhere else, but it won't work, would it?
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2:10:03–2:10:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_583I might try go to Kick if I got banned or something on YouTube. I'm afraid I just gotta give up.
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2:10:21–2:10:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_584It's really hard after you've peaked and you've gone through your viral phase.
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2:10:32–2:10:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_585Some people still, you know, they keep at it like sandpaper.
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2:10:41–2:10:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_586No one knows why TerryTV left. He didn't say anything. No tweets, no social media posts, nothing. He just ditched his whole audience without anything, without a goodbye.
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2:10:46–2:10:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_587Maybe he got a job, like a real job. A lot of YouTubers get bored of doing YouTube and just get a real job and then disappear.
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2:11:05–2:11:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_588I nearly did that when I got the Amazon Flex job. You know, my YouTube income dropped down to maybe $400 a month when I was doing Amazon Flex because I just gave up on YouTube. Got bored of it. Amazon was easier, made more money, it was new, felt more interesting.
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2:11:16–2:11:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_589But here we are again, back on YouTube.
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2:11:39–2:11:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_590A tech lead reached out to me to warn me that my real name was on my Twitter handle, but I think that was before I doxxed myself, because I remember trying to keep my last name a secret because I was scared of getting doxxed, but the trolls found it somehow.
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2:11:48–2:12:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_591I haven't used this yet. The chicken broth ramen broth or the miso ramen broth. I don't think I've got ramen noodles.
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2:12:26–2:12:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_592Oh, I forgot about this. The mayo. Mayo.
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2:12:41–2:12:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_593Mangyao, makao.
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2:12:49–2:12:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_594Da da da da da da da da. Finished. Let me taste it.
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2:12:58–2:13:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_595Boiling potatoes, my new hobby. It's disintegrating. Probably cooked then.
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2:13:08–2:13:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_596Boiled potato definitely tastes different to air fried potato.
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2:13:34–2:13:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_597It tastes more wet,
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2:13:43–2:13:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_598or wetter would be correct grammar. Where's my tongue?
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2:13:54–2:13:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_599My tongs. We're gonna make mashed potatoes. Case.
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2:14:01–2:14:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_600I'm actually quite excited for mashed potatoes. It's been a while.
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2:14:33–2:14:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_601Oh wait, I forgot to start cooking the sausages, and I haven't cooked the onions. What am I doing? Oh my god, daydreaming.
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2:14:41–2:14:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_602Gordon Ramsay would be yelling at me.
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2:14:51–2:14:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_603Are you fucking stupid?
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2:14:55–2:14:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_604You only do one thing at the same fucking time.
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2:15:00–2:15:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_605Okay, save the mush. We make the mush.
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2:15:25–2:15:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_606Where's the butter?
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2:15:32–2:15:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_607They think we don't eat butter in the West Country, but what do they know?
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2:15:37–2:15:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_608They think we don't use washed Movies on TV
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2:15:44–2:15:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_609in the West Country.
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2:15:49–2:15:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_610Oh, you're missing the mash. I put butter, like garlic powder. Where's my salt?
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2:16:57–2:17:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_611There we go.
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2:17:12–2:17:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_612Salt, parsley,
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2:17:20–2:17:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_613and now I wish I had a potato masher.
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2:17:26–2:17:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_614Wow, the butter's not melting.
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2:17:39–2:17:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_615You
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2:17:59–2:18:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_616might need more pasta tonight. Onions are burning.
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2:18:03–2:18:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_617I wonder if I need more butter. Put the whole thing in there.
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2:18:47–2:18:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_618Give
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2:19:00–2:19:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_619it a taste.
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2:19:04–2:19:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_620Quite good. Needs more salt.
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2:19:10–2:19:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_621Mm, mm, pretty good. Little bit dry. Maybe more butter,
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2:19:31–2:19:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_622more butter, and
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2:19:45–2:19:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_623I think this
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2:20:11–2:20:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_624is gonna be good. I might have a beer. Well,
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2:20:21–2:20:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_625maybe a month. Hmm, it's
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2:20:32–2:20:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_626crazy.
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2:20:46–2:20:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_627Creamy, garlicky, and potatoey. Too good. Straight on top.
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2:20:52–2:20:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_628Look, cheap rubbish Chinese product, it's already falling apart.
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2:21:51–2:21:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_629There's the mashed potato, looking pretty good.
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2:22:24–2:22:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_630I got the sausage.
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2:22:37–2:22:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_631Shame you don't have any gravy. I should buy some beef stock.
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2:22:48–2:22:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_632Simple, delicious, hearty meal. Perfect for those cold winter days.
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2:23:17–2:23:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_633Really wish I had some gravy though.
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2:23:38–2:23:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_634This is my life.
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2:23:51–2:23:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_635Never-ending boredom and misery.
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2:23:57–2:24:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_636Yeah, this would be like £25 at Jeremy Clarkson's diddly squat pub, and he'd be like, oh, this is bloody good value for money.
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2:24:20–2:24:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_637Locally sourced pork from our locally sourced pigs from diddly squat farm with our locally sourced potatoes. And locally sourced onions.
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2:24:33–2:24:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_638Oh shit, that
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2:25:13–2:25:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_639is mashed potato right there.
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2:25:18–2:25:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_640Oh, oh damn.
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2:25:26–2:25:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_641Oh,
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2:25:38–2:25:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_642I don't have a bottle opener.
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2:25:41–2:25:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_643Oh,
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2:26:16–2:26:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_644that's pretty good.
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2:26:19–2:26:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_645Oh, oh,
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2:26:37–2:26:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_646you're probably the best meal I've ever made.
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2:26:41–2:26:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_647Just need some gravy.
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2:26:46–2:26:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_648I've seen people on Instagram
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2:27:06–2:27:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_649open beer bottles by tapping it with a knife. How do they do
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2:27:11–2:27:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_650that? They go— it doesn't work. That's a scam. I've seen it on, on Instagram. They
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2:27:19–2:27:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_651go and then it comes off. So that's just clickbait.
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2:27:31–2:27:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_652That does not work.
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2:27:56–2:27:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_653Oh, I did it! I'm a genius.
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2:28:58–2:29:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_654Hmm, pretty good.
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2:29:06–2:29:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_655Banks's Bitter.
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2:29:13–2:29:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_656Good,
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2:29:26–2:29:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_657good. Hot.
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2:29:33–2:29:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_658Oh yeah.
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2:29:58–2:30:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_659Getting
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2:31:32–2:31:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_660kind of
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2:31:40–2:31:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_661full.
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2:31:42–2:31:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_662Uh-huh.
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2:31:52–2:31:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_663Oh.
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2:32:49–2:32:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_664Good.
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2:37:28–2:37:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_665Oh God.
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2:42:20–2:42:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_666Oh God.
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2:42:26–2:42:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_667啊,啊,啊哈哈哈哈。
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2:42:37–2:42:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_668うんうん。あとは、あはは。
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2:43:01–2:43:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_669Oh.
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2:43:33–2:43:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_670Oh yeah.
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2:44:43–2:45:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_671Ah, finished. That was hard.
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2:53:54–2:53:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_672Oh my God.
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2:54:00–2:54:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_673Oh God,
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2:54:06–2:54:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_674seems
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2:54:12–2:54:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_675like one sausage is my limit.
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2:54:25–2:54:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_6762 sausages, I feel sick.
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2:54:32–2:54:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_677Okay.
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2:54:41–2:54:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_678Oh God, that was hard.
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2:54:58–2:55:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_679It started off tasting really good, and then after the first sausage, felt sick. Jesus Christ, I thought I was never gonna finish that.
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2:55:05–2:55:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_680Now we get to wash everything up.
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2:55:26–2:55:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_681Oh, you know my favorite part of the day? Is when I finish the fucking dinner and it's over and done with.
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2:55:48–2:55:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_682Hardest part of the day— I've said this before to my dad— the hardest part of my day is having to get all that food in my stomach.
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2:55:58–2:56:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_683Right.
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2:56:54–2:56:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_684嗯。
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3:00:20–3:00:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_685We have some serious things to discuss.
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3:01:28–3:01:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_686Number 1, I'm not very happy. Number 2, I'm very bored.
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3:01:35–3:01:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_687Number 3,
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3:01:44–3:01:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_688I don't know what to do with my life.
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3:01:47–3:01:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_689Number 4, I'm cold.
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3:01:50–3:01:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_690From banning people, uh, I recently unbanned everyone, so I don't know what you're talking about.
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3:02:05–3:02:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_691Yeah, I've been feeling a bit down recently.
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3:02:24–3:02:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_692I feel like maybe I've been getting more depressed since I lost my job.
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3:02:58–3:03:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_693Maybe the job was a good thing.
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3:03:04–3:03:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_694And I've been feeling bad about Foster a lot again recently.
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3:03:19–3:03:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_695Out of all the pain, I think Faster is at the top.
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3:03:33–3:03:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_696I don't know why.
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3:03:40–3:03:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_697I think it's because, like with every other relationship, they dumped me.
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3:03:49–3:03:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_698And I was like, fuck you for dumping me, I hate you. But with Fasta, I think it was one of the only times where I dumped her and she like begged me not to dump her,
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3:03:57–3:04:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_699which is why it hurts more, I guess.
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3:04:11–3:04:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_700I don't know why she wanted to be with me so much. I wasn't even a good boyfriend. I'm not rich.
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3:04:23–3:04:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_701I wasn't even fun to be with. I just whined all the time.
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3:04:33–3:04:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_702It's all Sunny's fault.
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3:04:44–3:04:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_703Sunny made me dump her,
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3:04:48–3:04:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_704otherwise I wouldn't have dumped her. Probably the words still haunt me.
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3:04:52–3:04:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_705Please don't destroy our relationship for Sunny.
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3:05:02–3:05:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_706Those words haunt me.
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3:05:08–3:05:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_707Because I knew what was going to happen. I knew I was going to destroy it.
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3:05:14–3:05:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_708Yeah, she said it, and I handled it so badly. Like, I didn't— I didn't just— I didn't just tell her straight up. Sorry, but I'm interested in Sunny.
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3:05:28–3:05:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_709I just kind of faded her off. And then she tried phoning me, but I didn't pick up. So she phoned my mum, and then I could hear my mum on the phone talking to Fasta,
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3:05:43–3:05:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_710telling her that I'm not worth it, forget about me.
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3:05:57–3:05:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_711At the time I didn't care because I was excited to see Sunny again,
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3:06:08–3:06:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_712but now Sunny's gone, it's like I'm slowly realizing what I did was really shitty.
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3:06:20–3:06:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_713And then I kept imagining Faster, like, all alone in our condo, crying.
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3:06:45–3:06:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_714It's so fucking annoying. Like, your, your heart or your mind wants to do the right thing, and then your stupid penis wants to do the thing that feels good, and then the 2 things come into conflict.
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3:06:56–3:07:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_715You know, I could have made Vasta really happy. It wouldn't even be hard to show a bit of love, bit of care.
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3:07:32–3:07:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_716I could have made her really happy, you know.
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3:07:42–3:07:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_717I had that power within me.
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3:07:47–3:07:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_718I remember when—
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3:09:05–3:09:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_719I remember when I was in Japan and I just got back to the guest house after the police took me to the police station.
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3:09:10–3:09:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_720Fasta was blowing up my phone because I wasn't responding,
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3:09:21–3:09:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_721so I finally get back to the guest house And I tell her what happened.
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3:09:27–3:09:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_722I told her the police took me away. We talked on the phone
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3:09:36–3:09:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_723and I just started crying on the phone about,
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3:09:43–3:09:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_724you know, stalking Chihiro, and then the police came.
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3:09:50–3:09:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_725Faster said I had to move on, like forget about Chihiro,
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3:09:59–3:10:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_726accept that she's in the past, not part of my life now. But Faster was in my life now, so I had to focus on her.
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3:10:05–3:10:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_727And then Faster said
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3:10:20–3:10:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_728Right now you're crying over your ex-wife, but in the future, if we break up, you're gonna be crying about me.
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3:10:25–3:10:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_729At the time I thought, yeah, right, whatever. And then it literally happened.
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3:10:35–3:10:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_730I felt so depressed in Japan, being in that same place where I was when I was married.
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3:10:53–3:10:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_731I feel like I've got so much relationship baggage now.
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3:11:19–3:11:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_732Sometimes I get sad about Chihiro and the marriage, and then recently I've been getting sad about Fasta.
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3:11:24–3:11:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_733Sometimes I, I mimic her voice out loud.
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3:11:33–3:11:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_734Because it— I don't know, it brings me a weird comfort.
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3:11:39–3:11:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_735Well, I mimic the stuff she used to say.
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3:11:45–3:11:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_736Sometimes I wish I never met Sunny. To be honest,
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3:12:01–3:12:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_737it's brought a lot of pain and suffering.
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3:12:07–3:12:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_738And now I don't know what to do.
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3:12:34–3:12:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_739I'm scared if I go back to Thailand, I'll go all crazy again like I did when I was in Japan, you know, with the reminiscing and then getting all depressed,
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3:12:38–3:12:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_740maybe kind of hoping. There's like this weird feeling of hope that maybe— like with Chihiro, I thought, God, wouldn't it be nice if we could just hang out? And I don't know, maybe it would feel like how it felt in 2018 again,
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3:12:52–3:13:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_741because right now is so shit. I miss the old days.
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3:13:16–3:13:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_742Right now it's just so empty and meaningless.
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3:13:23–3:13:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_743I feel like maybe I do need to just start a new life.
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3:13:30–3:13:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_744I don't know how I feel about this life.
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3:13:37–3:13:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_745Sometimes I feel like I should just sell everything and Pack everything into a backpack.
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3:13:46–3:13:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_746Start over.
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3:13:56–3:14:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_747The only thing keeping me here was the job, and then I lost the job too.
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3:14:13–3:14:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_748Oh, thank you. Is life worth living? Do the pleas outweigh the pain?
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3:14:23–3:14:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_749Sometimes it feels like there's too much pain.
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3:14:30–3:14:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_750Sometimes I feel like maybe I should get a job, get out of the house, make a bit more money, new things to talk about.
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3:14:42–3:14:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_751I feel like I'm rotting stuck in here every day.
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3:14:51–3:14:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_752It's not good for my mental health, is it?
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3:15:04–3:15:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_753Because the more I just sit around doing nothing, the more I look back at the past and miss it.
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3:15:09–3:15:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_754But then when I was in the present at that time, I wasn't Really happy.
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3:15:30–3:15:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_755Yeah, I keep remembering these weird little anecdotes. I remember we were in Bangkok Central and there was like, there's like a random pop-up live concert in the road, you know, outside of Central World. You know, they got that big, the big road with like 10 lanes, they shut it all off and they put a stage and they
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3:16:04–3:16:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_756had some kind of,
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3:16:26–3:16:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_757I think, K-pop or like K-pop and then also a Thai group singing live music and all these crowds of people standing around. And we walked through it and we stood around for a bit to watch it.
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3:16:30–3:16:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_758Fasta bought a tea, like bubble tea, in a plastic cup and she put it in her handbag And then
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3:16:45–3:16:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_759maybe she bumped into someone, but it got squished in the handbag and all the tea exploded in her handbag. And she was like squatting on the floor taking all the stuff out the handbag, like her makeup and phone and comb. And so it was all covered in chai tea, like there's chai tea everywhere. And I was just
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3:16:56–3:17:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_760standing there rolling my eyes going Oh my God,
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3:17:16–3:17:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_761why would you put the tea in your handbag?
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3:17:21–3:17:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_762Everything was soaked in tea, and I'm just standing there watching her trying to soak it all up with her cardigan.
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3:17:26–3:17:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_763So I walk off, I go into the shopping mall because we were standing outside of the entrance, and I just— I find like a food vendor and I just asked for a bunch of tissues. And then they gave me a load of tissues,
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3:17:36–3:17:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_764and then I give them to Fasta, and she's like mopping up all the tea.
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3:17:52–3:17:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_765She was so clumsy, the clumsiest girl I've ever been with.
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3:18:00–3:18:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_766I remember it just annoyed me all the time. Do you wish you were never born? Isn't life endless pain? No, I don't wish that, because you know there's times of pleasure and happiness in between the sadness. It's like the stock market. It goes up and then it goes down and then it goes up again.
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3:18:14–3:18:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_767I feel like when it goes down, it's your time to reflect and have a look at what went wrong, how you could do better.
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3:18:37–3:18:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_768I had a lot of good memories, um, with Vasta, like long-lasting impactful memories. I
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3:18:55–3:19:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_769was with her for 2 years.
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3:19:05–3:19:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_770Actually, I think I was with her longer than I was with Chihiro.
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3:19:15–3:19:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_771I really thought for sure when I was with Vasta that this cheating thing wouldn't happen because my channel died and, you know, I showed everyone that I'm a scumbag. Thought there would be no girls interested.
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3:19:42–3:19:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_772I thought I wouldn't really have to worry about that.
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3:19:57–3:20:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_773I even bragged about it.
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3:20:03–3:20:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_774And then the final trip in Japan with Vasta.
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3:20:43–3:20:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_775Oh God, I still remember the last night, the last day,
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3:20:49–3:20:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_776giving her that last hug at the door.
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3:20:56–3:20:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_777My plane was in the morning, hers was in the evening, so I left her in the apartment to finish the checkout, and then she had some hours to kill.
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3:21:02–3:21:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_778We watched this Korean drama on the TV in the apartment. It was kind of like a Squid Game wannabe show. A bunch of contestants need money, they join some game show, they start killing each other, blah blah blah.
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3:21:27–3:21:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_779Ask her for forgiveness. Well, she would,
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3:21:47–3:21:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_780she would forgive me because she's a Buddhist and she's not a hateful person,
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3:21:52–3:21:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_781but it's not really— it's not really what's gonna help me, is it? Nothing is gonna help me, really.
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3:21:58–3:22:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_782I mean, I don't even— wouldn't even— don't even think I would want to get back together
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3:22:09–3:22:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_783because at this point everything's like completely fucked up.
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3:22:19–3:22:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_784I don't know, just
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3:22:58–3:22:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_785I miss parts of it, like going to Chatuchak Park and then buying the fish,
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3:23:01–3:23:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_786getting noodle soup, and then explosive diarrhea. I remember getting all excited when Ice Poseidon arrived in Thailand. I was watching every stream.
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3:23:08–3:23:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_787I was like, oh wow, Ice is in the place we were at last week.
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3:23:21–3:23:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_788Ice hated Thailand.
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3:23:30–3:23:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_789I remember when they did the rooftop dinner on— I can't remember where it was. He went to some fancy restaurant on the roof of a skyscraper. And then he had Kim there, and then the thunderstorm started to come in. And I remember going to Central World with Faster whilst watching the stream, and I could see the rain
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3:23:38–3:24:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_790clouds rolling in, thinking, uh-oh, they're going to get soaked. It was cool to be nearby.
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3:24:03–3:24:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_791I liked how she believed in me.
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3:24:36–3:24:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_792Like, she kept saying, I know you're a good person. Deep down,
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3:24:41–3:24:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_793it was nice to have someone actually root for me.
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3:24:48–3:24:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_794Everyone always thinks I'm like this evil scumbag monster.
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3:24:57–3:25:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_795I remember once being a good person
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3:25:04–3:25:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_796until the corruption took hold of me.
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3:25:08–3:25:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_797I used to be good,
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3:25:14–3:25:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_798and then somehow this evil seed was planted.
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3:25:21–3:25:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_799YouTube made it worse, to be honest.
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3:25:31–3:25:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_800Everyone loved me at the guest house.
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3:25:43–3:25:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_801I was fresh, like a new character, like a fresh new character in the world. I had no skeletons in my closet. I had no dark history. Just turned 20, I was out in Japan. First, first time out as a young adult experiencing the world and relationships and women. And, you know, first time away from my parents.
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3:25:49–3:26:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_802Everyone loved me.
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3:26:17–3:26:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_803They thought I was cool. They said my Japanese was good,
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3:26:26–3:26:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_804but I got greedy for things like money and sex. I made decisions to get those 2 things, even if it meant destroying drawing people along the way.
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3:26:43–3:26:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_805It seemed like those 2 things were all that mattered— money and sex,
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3:26:59–3:27:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_806the 2 greatest evils in the world.
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3:27:17–3:27:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_807Sometimes I wish I could get good at something and teach people. You know, people always saying stuff like, oh, day trader YouTubers are just scammers. If they're so good at it, why don't they just day trade? Why are they making YouTube content? Sometimes I feel like, how good would it feel if you could get good at something
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3:27:30–3:27:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_808and then help other people, like teach them how to do it as well?
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3:27:52–3:27:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_809Maybe that's what they want as well.
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3:28:01–3:28:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_810I wish I could get good at trading and be like, guys, let's just do this.
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3:28:08–3:28:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_811Trust me.
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3:28:13–3:28:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_812Do you think you'd enjoy teaching others?
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3:28:25–3:28:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_813I mean, I won't hate it. I've never hated helping people.
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3:28:30–3:28:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_814As long as it doesn't cost me anything.
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3:28:38–3:28:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_815Like, if it costs me nothing and I can help someone, yeah, why not?
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3:28:48–3:28:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_816I don't know what to do with my life.
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3:30:02–3:30:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_817Like, I wish I could do something cool.
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3:30:11–3:30:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_818And then people feel inspired by it somehow,
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3:30:20–3:30:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_819or they want to know how to do it.
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3:30:25–3:30:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_820But I want the results without putting the work in. That's the problem.
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3:31:10–3:31:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_82127 hours until market session. I mean, Asian market.
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3:31:35–3:31:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_822Faster used
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3:31:44–3:31:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_823to love hotel buffets. I remember she was showing me this buffet. She looked really excited and she wanted to go, and I was like, ah, but it's gonna be 10,000 baht and the food is all just gonna be shrimp and crab,
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3:31:49–3:32:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_824and I don't even eat much anyway, so it'll be a waste. I remember one time we went to this hotel buffet with her sister and her cousin
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3:32:19–3:32:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_825and the other cousin, the 5 of us. And it was this fancy hotel, and you could just go up to the restaurant and have this buffet.
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3:32:31–3:32:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_826And we all just sat there eating in almost silence, and no one was talking.
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3:32:43–3:32:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_827And then I just walked around picking up little bits of food, like bit of bacon, bit of bread,
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3:32:51–3:32:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_828some rice. I thought, what is the point of this? This food is shit.
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3:33:01–3:33:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_829We're not even staying at the hotel.
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3:33:06–3:33:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_830It's like such mid food.
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3:33:11–3:33:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_831I remember going on these road trips, staying at other hotels. She was always really excited about the breakfast buffet. I remember when we first met, and after we fled from her house, I booked a Holiday Inn in Sukhumvit for about 10 days,
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3:33:17–3:33:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_832and she didn't even leave me for one day to like go back to the house to sort stuff out or anything.
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3:33:38–3:33:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_833We were like homeless, running away from her house in a hotel.
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3:33:49–3:33:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_834I remember going down to the breakfast buffet every morning,
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3:33:54–3:33:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_835eggs and bacon, whilst looking for a place to live. Found this apartment in Bangkok, it was called Boon Lumpa, 20,000 baht a month.
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3:34:01–3:34:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_836I thought, let's just live here. I didn't realize in Thailand 20,000 baht a month is damn expensive for a place like that. We got the condo for like 11,000 a month and it was way bigger and nicer.
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3:34:17–3:34:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_837I miss the Thailand Ark.
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3:35:04–3:35:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_838It was like a—
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3:35:12–3:35:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_839really, it was kind of like an extension of the marriage in Japan.
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3:35:15–3:35:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_840It wasn't really a complete fresh start.
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3:35:21–3:35:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_841It was like, leave Japan stuck in England because of COVID
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3:35:30–3:35:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_842and then deciding to go to Thailand because it was really the only option because Japan was closed. And I really missed life in Japan with Chihiro, so I thought, ah, this is like next best thing, I guess.
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3:35:37–3:35:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_843Oh, we're still Living off those memories of being in Japan, but in Thailand instead.
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3:35:57–3:36:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_844Create new memories. Yeah, I just— I don't know what to do though.
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3:36:56–3:37:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_845In some ways I feel attached to this place, like I, I'm scared to leave it cuz then, you know, it's over.
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3:37:17–3:37:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_846In a way I'm like hanging on to the past by staying here as well,
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3:37:31–3:37:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_847cuz this whole thing is a remnant of a previous life that doesn't exist anymore.
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3:37:39–3:37:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_848You got all gloomy. Yeah, it's cuz I had that beer. Beer makes me depressed.
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3:38:12–3:38:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_849You know what kills me is that I will never know if Chihiro or Faster ever messages me again
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3:38:42–3:38:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_850because I got locked out of my LINE account and they wouldn't know, would they?
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3:38:50–3:38:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_851Also, I'm scared if I logged into LINE, what if there's a message from Sunny that I never saw?
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3:39:08–3:39:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_852I know George Trombly sent me a message. Apparently he found out I was ranting about him.
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3:39:15–3:39:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_853I feel unfulfilled because I never did any of the things I wanted to do in Devon.
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3:39:35–3:39:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_854Like, there are all these things I wanted to do with Sunny here and then never got the chance to do it.
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3:39:44–3:39:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_855Before we broke up,
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3:39:54–3:39:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_856like go to the beach, get a Cornish pasty, visit a castle,
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3:40:00–3:40:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_857go somewhere nice.
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3:40:08–3:40:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_858Well, I'm not going to do them alone, am I?
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3:40:14–3:40:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_859There's no point,
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3:40:26–3:40:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_860because you don't do those things to do the things. You do them to make memories with someone special.
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3:40:29–3:40:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_861The thing, like going to the class or whatever, is just It's like the background. It's not the main centerpiece.
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3:40:39–3:40:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_862It's like you can have great memories going to Sushiro with your wife,
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3:40:49–3:40:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_863and you can go to Sushiro by yourself. But would you have any great memories? No, because you're alone. The great memories don't come because you're eating sushi. Who the fuck cares about the sushi? The great memories because you're with the person. There, that's what the great memories come from.
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3:40:55–3:41:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_864The castle or the beach isn't the center point, it's just like the background.
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3:41:14–3:41:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_865Yeah, I went to Kit Hill by myself and I spent a couple hours walking around, and sure, it was nice and everything, but I don't have any powerful memories because I just stood around, walked around by myself. You only make memories with people.
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3:41:30–3:41:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_866It's all about people at the end of the day.
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3:41:53–3:41:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_867That's what life is about, isn't it?
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3:42:04–3:42:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_868Objects and money are nice and everything, but
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3:42:09–3:42:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_869that's not what life is about.
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3:42:14–3:42:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_870All my best memories are with people, and also the worst ones.
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3:42:30–3:42:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_871I never look fondly back when, oh, I got the iPhone X, wow, so great. Who cares? It's just a phone.
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3:42:37–3:42:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_872Also, I don't have powerful memories with friends. The only powerful memories are with girlfriends.
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3:43:21–3:43:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_873I don't look back at the time when me, Dennis, and Adam went to Don Quijote and bought a sex doll. I hung out with Adam and Dennis a lot in Japan.
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3:43:28–3:43:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_874I don't care about that. I never think about, oh, Miss Adams.
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3:43:43–3:43:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_875Who the fuck cares about friends?
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3:43:53–3:43:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_876All my powerful memories are from girlfriends and wives and relationships.
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3:43:58–3:44:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_877That feeling of This person actually loves me. Look at the way they look at me.
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3:44:07–3:44:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_878Sometimes I watch the old videos of me and Chihiro, like eating at a restaurant, and I look at the way Chihiro looks at me,
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3:44:17–3:44:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_879and it's nice to be looked at like that.
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3:44:27–3:44:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_880Like, just, just the look can make you feel like they care.
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3:44:35–3:44:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_881Maybe I'll show you. I'll show you.
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3:44:46–3:44:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_882Look at this thumbnail. Wait, that was a good thumbnail.
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3:45:04–3:45:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_883Sushi lunch with Japanese woman.
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3:45:16–3:45:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_884These were good videos.
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3:45:23–3:45:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_885It's like mum taking her little boy out for sushi lunch.
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3:45:45–3:45:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_886I can't believe this was my life.
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3:45:59–3:46:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_887Yeah, kura sushi. Not even sushi though.
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3:46:09–3:46:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_888It's funny she didn't report this video. I didn't have to blur it.
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3:46:19–3:46:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_889This camera angle, this is funny.
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3:46:32–3:46:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_890Look, I still got the same phone, the Samsung S10 Plus, over there.
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3:46:38–3:46:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_891Look how happy she looked though.
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3:46:45–3:46:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_892But I seem so boring to be with, like I barely spoke. I look grumpy all the time.
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3:46:50–3:46:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_893I really had a lot of beer back then. I'd always get a beer if we go to a restaurant.
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3:47:31–3:47:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_894Yeah, I got a burger at the sushi place and I kept saying it was really good. I got burger and chips at the sushi place. Yeah, like that look.
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3:47:48–3:47:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_895Look at this.
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3:48:01–3:48:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_896Look at the way she looks at me.
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3:48:06–3:48:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_897I don't know, something about that look, like the way she looked at me. I didn't really notice until you watch it from third person.
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3:48:29–3:48:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_898I got chips.
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3:48:41–3:48:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_899Burger and chips at the This
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3:48:48–3:48:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_900is
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3:49:00–3:49:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_901funny.
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3:49:07–3:49:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_902I tried the eel and I hated it.
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3:49:18–3:49:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_903He ate the eel. Eel sushi. It was so disgusting. Tastes like seawater.
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3:49:23–3:49:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_904Seawater?
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3:49:35–3:49:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_905おいしいでしょ。I look like I'm gonna puke. Look, he ordered potato in sushi restaurant. He's a foreigner, not Japanese.
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3:49:47–3:50:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_906Oh, stupid ads.
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3:50:11–3:50:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_907Yeah, I miss stuff like this.
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3:50:27–3:50:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_908She looked happy with me, didn't she?
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3:50:36–3:50:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_909Was this before or after? When was this? It looks like 2019. Yeah,
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3:50:44–3:50:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_9102019. So it was after all the cheating. She was still that happy to be with me.
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3:50:55–3:50:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_911And then where's the other one?
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3:51:04–3:51:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_912These videos bum me out.
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3:51:09–3:51:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_913Octopus.
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3:51:16–3:51:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_914This one was a good one.
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3:51:21–3:51:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_915July 2019,
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3:51:28–3:51:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_916$19.
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3:51:32–3:51:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_917I was trying to do like ASMR restaurant stuff,
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3:51:40–3:51:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_918random people's faces blurred out, random blur.
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3:51:46–3:51:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_919I sound so bored talking to her.
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3:51:55–3:51:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_920Look at the random blurring, but you can still see her face.
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3:52:00–3:52:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_921That is not even blurring her face.
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3:52:09–3:52:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_922あはい大丈夫です。
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3:52:16–3:52:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_923I missed you,
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3:52:46–3:52:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_924hero.
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3:52:51–3:52:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_925The
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3:52:58–3:52:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_926blurring's so bad.
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3:53:03–3:53:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_927My hair looked good in this. My hair looks quite nice short.
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3:53:07–3:53:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_928I can't see her face.
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3:53:21–3:53:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_929Her laugh is funny. This is
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3:53:55–3:54:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_930mine.
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3:54:04–3:54:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_931This is Daniel.
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3:54:07–3:54:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_932Look.
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3:54:11–3:54:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_933I'm like a mute, barely say anything.
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3:54:31–3:54:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_934It must be so boring going on a date with me. I wonder if I've gotten better though. I feel like with Sunny I talked a bit more, didn't I?
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3:54:41–3:54:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_935Filming your dates is like, it's weird cuz you can like analyze how you look from a third person. And I watched this and I thought, Jesus Christ, I, I should talk more.
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3:54:55–3:55:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_936I'm barely saying anything.
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3:55:09–3:55:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_937It's kind of embarrassing.
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3:55:17–3:55:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_938I'm just not saying anything ever,
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3:55:20–3:55:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_939and then when I do say something, it's like 2 words.
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3:55:25–3:55:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_940It's so boring.
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3:55:30–3:55:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_941It was another good one.
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3:55:45–3:55:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_942Idiot on bike rides into my wife.
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3:56:12–3:56:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_943The night my ex-wife kicked me out.
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3:56:19–3:56:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_944This stuff only got about 4K views. I thought it was good stuff.
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3:56:29–3:56:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_945Uh, what else was there?
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3:56:36–3:56:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_946Yeah, this one got a lot of views because it got Indian people. 11K because it was Indian food. Indian people like to watch foreigners eat Indian food, I guess.
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3:56:49–3:56:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_947That was a nice restaurant.
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3:57:03–3:57:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_948Um, oh yeah, yeah, this one.
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3:57:16–3:57:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_949I like this one.
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3:57:27–3:57:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_950Secretly filmed us having lunch.
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3:57:32–3:57:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_951Trading 212, the all-in-one wealth-building app. YouTube Premium is ad-free YouTube and the YouTube Music app all together.
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3:57:40–3:57:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_952I just put the camera up. I don't know why I mosaicked out her you know what. You couldn't even see it.
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3:57:53–3:57:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_953I like this bit. Yeah, she told me how to do the noodles and I just ignored her and I messed it all up,
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3:58:02–3:58:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_954and then I said I'd do it my way.
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3:58:11–3:58:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_955Who just kept grunting? He kept grunting at you.
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3:58:31–3:58:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_956He found it funny though. Look at her laugh.
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3:58:41–3:58:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_957It's like she enjoyed being annoyed at me.
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3:58:53–3:58:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_958I don't know why I blurred out my face.
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3:59:12–3:59:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_959We're just sitting in front of the TV and it's off and we're just staring at it. This is so awkward.
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3:59:27–3:59:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_960Could at least put the TV on.
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3:59:45–3:59:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_961It must have been hot July in Japan.
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4:00:01–4:00:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_962Wow, such great conversation.
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4:00:11–4:00:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_963Look, my Amazon cup.
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4:00:27–4:00:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_964I like this bit.
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4:00:46–4:00:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_965お い しく 食べ る 方 法 を 教 えて あ げ た だけ な の に。 男 だから。 My way. My way. My way.
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4:00:51–4:01:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_966Why is it blurred? I think I was embarrassed to show what I look like when I eat food, so I mosaiced myself out.
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4:01:17–4:01:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_967I liked how I made her laugh, and I liked seeing her smile just being with me.
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4:01:26–4:01:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_968Like, she looked really happy to be with me.
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4:01:37–4:01:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_969I never know what to say when we go out to eat. I just sit there in silence.
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4:01:49–4:01:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_970I did the same thing with Fasta, although it was easier with Fasta because we spoke English. I felt like I struggled because of the Japanese.
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4:01:56–4:02:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_971Yeah, good times.
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4:02:21–4:02:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_972Now my life's boring and shit.
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4:02:27–4:02:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_973Oh my God, I fucked up my whole life.
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4:03:06–4:03:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_974Oh, I
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4:03:51–4:03:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_975really hate my current life.
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4:04:05–4:04:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_976Poor. Yeah, but when I, when I was married in Japan, I felt bored then as well. I thought my life sucked back then.
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4:04:38–4:04:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_977Oh, hi Moon.
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4:05:03–4:05:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_978What you been up to today?
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4:05:06–4:05:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_979Why are you watching old videos of your life?
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4:05:23–4:05:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_980I don't know, it's interesting to see.
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4:05:28–4:05:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_981It's like looking back in time.
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4:05:33–4:05:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_982What would I do if I had £300K?
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4:05:48–4:05:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_983I don't know.
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4:05:54–4:05:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_984Mm. Buy a house.
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4:06:03–4:06:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_985Buy a house, maybe.
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4:06:12–4:06:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_986Buy a house and then
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4:06:35–4:06:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_987maybe travel and then come back to the house.
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4:06:39–4:06:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_988You know how most people If they find their way into big money by luck, you know, like they win the lottery, they always end up blowing it all, don't they? They always just get prostitutes and hookers and drugs or gamble it, and then they blow it all, and then they're back at their job 5 years later.
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4:06:51–4:07:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_989Makes you think that the majority of people just shouldn't have large amounts of money because they'll just blow it anyway.
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4:07:20–4:07:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_990That's basically what I did when I got a lot of money—
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4:07:31–4:07:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_991blew it all.
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4:07:36–4:07:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_992I reckon even if you gave me $5 million, I'd probably Blow it all, and then in a few years' time I'll be broke again.
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4:07:42–4:07:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_993Unless I'm smart enough to just put it— I mean, you don't even need to invest it, you just put it in a savings account.
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4:07:52–4:07:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_994What did I miss today? Nothing really.
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4:08:02–4:08:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_995I made mashed potato
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4:08:11–4:08:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_996and then I got depressed because I had a beer.
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4:08:16–4:08:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_997It's all the beer's fault.
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4:08:20–4:08:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_998It turned out pretty good. I put butter and garlic powder.
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4:08:37–4:08:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_999I can't believe it's only 9 o'clock.
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4:09:03–4:09:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1000Oh, people were saying this is a dildo.
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4:09:09–4:09:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1001It's my shaver. What are you talking about? You've got dirty minds.
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4:09:15–4:09:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1002Filthy, dirty people.
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4:09:22–4:09:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1003Looks like a butt plug. No,
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4:09:31–4:09:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1004no.
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4:09:37–4:09:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1005What do I have to shave? My beard and mustache
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4:09:52–4:09:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1006and my butthole.
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4:09:59–4:10:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1007Very hairy. Oh, what's that?
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4:10:05–4:10:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1008Oh, it's a fly.
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4:10:12–4:10:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1009Malaysia. Look at all these weird flies on the window.
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4:10:28–4:10:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1010Do you remember I got the laser pen for the first time ever in Japan? And I pointed at my hand and I thought it was burning my hand. That's
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4:10:43–4:10:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1011funny.
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4:10:56–4:10:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1012I feel like I would miss this place if I ever left, if I ditched it all for a new life.
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4:11:01–4:11:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1013It's always sad to leave a place, isn't it? One minute you feel like you're stuck there forever, and then before you know it, it's your last day and you're closing the door on it.
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4:11:12–4:11:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1014I remember feeling like that in Thailand.
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4:11:27–4:11:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1015Last time I left that apartment, the condo, I remember having one last look around. Because I knew I was never going back again.
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4:11:31–4:11:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1016I had one last look,
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4:11:46–4:11:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1017felt Sasuke
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4:11:49–4:11:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1018teary-eyed, and then closing the door,
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4:11:53–4:11:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1019the last walk down that hallway.
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4:11:58–4:12:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1020I remember one time Because I used to get lazy and not lock the door. I remember one time I was on my computer and this guy just opened the door and he was like, oh, because he, he didn't notice he got the wrong door and he thought he was like— he started to walk in. I was like,
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4:12:02–4:12:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1021what the fuck? I was waiting for him because he was on his phone, like all bloody Thai people staring at their phone all the time. So he was staring at his phone as he walked into my condo and And I was looking at him, just waiting for him to look up and realize what an idiot he is.
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4:12:21–4:12:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1022It happened like 3 times, and then I started locking the door. And the second time is a woman. This woman just opens the door, looks at me, makes eye contact, and she's like, oh
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4:12:39–4:12:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1023yeah, check the door number before just walking in. Jesus Christ. And yeah, I wrote a note
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4:12:53–4:12:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1024No, Fasta wrote a note in Thai saying something like, do not enter or we will call the police, and then we sellotaped it outside the door.
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4:13:02–4:13:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1025I remember getting so triggered.
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4:13:11–4:13:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1026It's weird, you're just sitting in your home and then some stranger just opens the door and nearly comes in.
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4:13:15–4:13:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1027I'm just reminiscing.
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4:13:31–4:13:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1028All these random memories of little things that I kind of forgot start coming back.
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4:13:39–4:13:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1029I got so angry. Oh God, I raged when that man came in. I was like, stupid fucking idiot, doesn't even know where his own door is.
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4:13:58–4:14:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1030My sister messaged me today, something about AI, DeepSeek.
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4:14:47–4:14:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1031She said it was really good.
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4:14:59–4:15:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1032She said, why don't I make a video series where I ask AI to help me improve my life.
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4:15:02–4:15:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1033Yeah, maybe.
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4:15:16–4:15:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1034She said she uses DeepSeek and it's really good. I think they're all the same. Gemini, Copilot, ChatGPT. Apart from, uh, Grok has those funny responses.
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4:15:30–4:15:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1035I remember using Grok to give me some tough love.
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4:15:46–4:15:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1036I like Copilot.
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4:15:58–4:15:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1037So what you're saying, Copilot is just the same model as ChatGPT, and then what's the difference? So you're saying there's no difference? Yeah, that's what I'm saying. They're all the same because they all use the same model, OpenAI or something.
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4:16:26–4:16:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1038I just like the app for Copilot because it, it works well and it looks good.
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4:16:43–4:16:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1039I don't like Gemini.
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4:16:50–4:16:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1040I also like the voice of the Copilot, man. Hey Daniel!
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4:16:55–4:17:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1041No, I don't pay for Copilot. I haven't talked to it in a while. I haven't really felt the need to.
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4:17:09–4:17:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1042Um,
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4:17:33–4:17:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1043I don't really do much with AI. I just type stuff like Write me a YouTube title about why Switch 2 is better than Steam Deck and write me a script.
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4:17:38–4:17:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1044I used it recently for writing scripts and I just read it out.
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4:17:53–4:17:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1045The Switch 2 uses a custom Tegra Nvidia chip with 12GB of RAM. It's really good. And then I get bored halfway and I just give up, and then the rest of the video is just silence.
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4:17:59–4:18:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1046Yeah, well, no one watches past 2 minutes anyway. Who cares?
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4:18:19–4:18:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1047Wow, going viral.
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4:18:38–4:18:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1048Look, you can see the Switch 2 trend falling off.
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4:18:54–4:18:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1049So you make all the content about the Switch 2, then your view line is gonna look the same as the Switch 2 line, trending line. You know what it's like?
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4:19:03–4:19:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1050Hmm. It's kind of like your views are pegged. To the switch to
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4:19:20–4:19:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1051trendiness.
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4:19:28–4:19:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1052So it's kind of like a stock being pegged to an index, so the stock follows however the index moves because it's like coupled to it. And then you've got decoupling
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4:19:31–4:19:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1053when that no longer happens.
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4:19:47–4:19:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1054So you make all the content about that one thing, and then your trend line is going to look just like the trend line of the thing you made it about. And then you got to like switch your topics since that trend's dead.
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4:19:50–4:20:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1055It's like hitching your wagon,
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4:20:10–4:20:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1056you go up for the ride.
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4:20:13–4:20:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1057And then you gotta find out the next trend. What's trending now?
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4:20:29–4:20:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1058I might go to
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4:20:48–4:20:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1059the toilet.
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4:20:52–4:20:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1060No, I don't do programming now. I've completely forgotten how to do it.
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4:21:26–4:21:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1061Yeah, I quite enjoyed making the game. I thought it was cool how you could basically create anything you want.
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4:21:55–4:22:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1062I really liked how I made my bedroom in that 2D game, and then I put a computer, and I made it so you could blow up the computer, but then I also made it so if you click the computer, it opens up the computer screen, and then you can add a sound effect when you click it. And
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4:22:05–4:22:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1063then you can like drag a box over the area like a hitbox. You could put in the coordinates of where the hitbox is, so when you click within the box it will open an image. And then I would make the image, I would draw it. I drew the image of the computer home screen with icons on it.
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4:22:26–4:22:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1064So then it took ages to code that because it was like, if you click in this box, open this image, and then the image opens, and within the image I wanted all different icons representing the desktop, so I made a menu system when you click on the computer screen. And then it was a nightmare because each button
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4:22:45–4:23:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1065you press would open like a new menu system, and then I had to make back buttons to take you back to the previous page. And then like you press back it would delete all the images because I needed it all to disappear. So you take you back to the previous screen.
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4:23:09–4:23:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1066God, it was a mess. It was just a headache. I hated coding.
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4:23:30–4:23:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1067So when you click on a button, you had to make it so everything else disappeared and the new window would open, and then when you click back from there, that one disappears and it reopens the previous windows.
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4:23:41–4:23:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1068I made like a little shop from the computer where you could buy ammunition and potions.
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4:23:53–4:23:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1069I just got fed up, and then all these bugs, all these glitches kept happening. I couldn't fix it all.
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4:24:07–4:24:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1070Oh, these weird physics bugs with the bullets kept happening.
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4:24:18–4:24:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1071Yeah, one thing I found really tough was
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4:24:24–4:24:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1072having 2 weapons and switching between the 2 weapons.
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4:24:28–4:24:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1073It was so glitchy. All I wanted was You press one button and then it switches to the other gun, but then you need to make the previous gun disappear and make it so it stops firing the first gun when you press the shoot button. So you need like a switch.
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4:24:36–4:24:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1074It just got really annoying.
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4:25:02–4:25:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1075I liked coming up with the ideas, but I didn't like having to do them.
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4:25:13–4:25:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1076I had a lot of ideas for the game.
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4:25:22–4:25:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1077It was going to be like a dating sim slash platformer
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4:25:26–4:25:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1078shooter based on my life. I made the petrol station as well, and I made a mini game in the petrol station where you gotta scan items and the customer will come up to the till, and then you scan it and they'll walk away, and then you make some money, and then you go home, and then you can
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4:25:31–4:25:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1079go sleep. And there were girls in it, and then you can like find the girls and hold their hand. I made the animation so the hands linked together. And then when she holds your hand, she follows you, and then you like take her back home, and then you can bring her on the bed and make little Daniels.
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4:25:48–4:26:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1080I made all these little Daniels spawn and they'd run around. It was funny.
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4:26:09–4:26:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1081That Jupiter guy paid me $100. To make him a level and put him in the game.
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4:26:20–4:26:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1082Why would he want that? So I did it.
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4:26:28–4:26:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1083I don't know if he was happy with it though.
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4:26:34–4:26:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1084Yeah, I had this idea for the game where you would play the level, like the first level, at home, and it will be in the English countryside. And then you get money either by killing stuff or by working at the petrol station. I also had a stock market in the game, which was basically just a random— it
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4:26:44–4:27:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1085was like a digit that randomly went up and down, and then you could put more money into it, and then you would either lose or win money.
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4:27:02–4:27:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1086And then the goal of the first mission was you had to save up money to buy a plane ticket to Japan, and then you would get taken to the next level, which was in Japan. And then there'd be a guest house, and then I was going to make a phone in the game, and then Tinder. I was
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4:27:16–4:27:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1087going to put apps like Tinder on it, and I was going to make a bunch of girls, and like you swipe left or right, and then you can go on dates. And then different girls have different personalities and will respond well to different things. So if you succeed on the date, it will unlock new missions or quests,
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4:27:30–4:27:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1088and then there's like a relationship progress bar. And then there'd be people at the guest house, and then you could like be friends with them or be enemies, and then they would give you quests if you become friends. Yeah, I had so many ideas for it, but it just seemed like so much work and I fizzled out.
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4:27:53–4:28:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1089It would have been so fun, like a guest house, and then I put all the characters that I've met from my life in the game, like Mac, the black tall guy who kept Flirting with all the girls.
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4:28:20–4:28:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1090Adam, the goofy American guy.
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4:28:35–4:28:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1091And then you go out in Japan and maybe it was like a platformer game. And then I thought, hey, isn't it kind of weird? Because in the first level you've got a gun and you're like shooting and blowing stuff up. Why would you like go to Japan and stay at a guest house and go outside and start
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4:28:52–4:29:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1092shooting and blowing stuff up? And then I thought, what is the direction of this game anymore? It started off as a shooter and now it's like a weird dating sim with money.
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4:29:05–4:29:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1093Make a game with all your haters.
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4:29:31–4:29:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1094Yeah, I was gonna have bosses. I made Hong Kong Guy and I made the ground shake every time he took a step. There's like a vibrating effect and I made an earthquake sound effect, so I downloaded one. So every time he took a step, it shook the screen and made like a rumble sound.
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4:29:35–4:29:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1095And then there were going to be other bosses like Turkish Girl,
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4:29:58–4:30:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1096Kaito. I was going to make him like a lumberjack and his weapon would be a big log, like a big tree, and he'd swing it at you.
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4:30:04–4:30:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1097I had a lot of funny ideas. It's just was too lazy to implement them. I reckon you can still play the game if you go on my Patreon, unless it's bugged out now.
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4:30:19–4:30:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1098Turkish girl's special attack was she would spray blood at you.
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4:30:34–4:30:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1099I used Game Maker. Game Maker Studio.
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4:30:45–4:30:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1100Yeah, when I was a kid, I used to design games as well. I used to write down my ideas on a piece of paper and like draw out
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4:31:01–4:31:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1101the interface.
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4:31:10–4:31:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1102Maybe that was one of my dreams when I was a kid— game designer.
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4:31:14–4:31:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1103Yeah, when I play games, I'm always thinking, wouldn't it be cool if you could do this? Or wouldn't it be cool if you could do that?
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4:31:21–4:31:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1104I would make the best game ever.
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4:31:29–4:31:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1105I still think my dream game would be GTA but in Japan and more real-life kind of stuff you can do, like get a job, rent an apartment,
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4:31:40–4:31:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1106not just driving around killing people. Maybe something more like Sims but not like Sims.
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4:31:56–4:32:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1107I want a game where it's like real life
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4:32:10–4:32:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1108but not miserable and boring.
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4:32:15–4:32:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1109Like, you can buy a ticket and fly to Japan and then look for a place to live and go dating and then meet people.
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4:32:29–4:32:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1110And then if you wanted to hijack a car and go on a rampage— Goddamn, the spiders are smart. The spiders set up webs all over these windows because the flies keep flying into it. And it's just full of little flies that have been wrapped up and sucked dry.
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4:32:37–4:33:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1111I tried cleaning it, but then a few days later it was covered in spider webs again.
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4:33:18–4:33:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1112Whoa, is that a bat? What is that?
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4:33:28–4:33:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1113Look weird. Have you played Inzoi?
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4:33:32–4:33:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1114It's like a Sims rip-off but with good graphics. I played a bit of Inzoi when I was with Sunny. She liked it. She made us in the game. She spent hours making me. She was like zooming into the face to make it look just like me.
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4:33:39–4:33:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1115Yeah, the graphics are really good on it. It's like a modern Sims. You can get a computer and you can trade stocks on it. Which is funny. And you can walk around third person and
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4:34:09–4:34:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1116build a house and get a job and stuff. But I don't really like Sims because it's— you're not playing as the character, you're, you're like commanding the character.
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4:34:26–4:34:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1117Are those really bats flying around? It just seems kind of weird. Are you sure they're not birds? They move too fast. I can't see them properly.
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4:34:42–4:34:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1118Yeah, one of the things, things I wish I did when my channel was at its peak was probably make a game, a little app
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4:35:20–4:35:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1119where you play as me, and then, I don't know, there's dialogue, and then all the different characters from the channel pop up.
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4:35:29–4:35:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1120Nobita, Chihiro.
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4:35:38–4:35:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1121Who else was a character back then? Kanato, Tomoko. Why does everyone's names end in O? Chihiro, Kanato, Tomoko.
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4:35:43–4:35:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1122Oh, Nobito. No.
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4:35:56–4:35:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1123I remember Nobita made that video about me.
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4:36:06–4:36:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1124He was like, he is a handsome guy living in Japan who only makes content about his life drama.
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4:36:10–4:36:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1125I thought, wow, thanks for calling me handsome.
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4:36:23–4:36:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1126And then he deleted it because all my weirdo viewers went over to his video and started writing weird stuff. He got scared.
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4:36:32–4:36:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1127Oh God, I gotta stop thinking about the past.
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4:37:06–4:37:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1128It's so hard not to though.
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4:37:12–4:37:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1129I keep— when I get into this mood, I'm like, snap out of it, focus on the money.
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4:37:31–4:37:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1130And then I get up and then I go to my whiteboard.
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4:37:41–4:37:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1131And I go, eyes on the money. We need this, I need that. My numbers looking good.
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4:37:48–4:37:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1132I need to pee and then maybe I'll lift some weights. I need some endorphins.
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4:38:01–4:38:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1133They always put the monitor button in the most annoying place, right behind it. I mean, why can't they put the button up here?
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4:38:17–4:38:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1134Let's put the buttons in a place where you can't see what you're pressing. Great idea.
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4:38:25–4:38:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1135Okay, exercise time.
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4:41:22–4:41:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1136Oh, my finger is stuck.
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4:43:45–4:43:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1137Muscular failure.
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4:45:21–4:45:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1138My paissa.
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4:45:55–4:45:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1139Look, getting ripped.
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4:46:56–4:46:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1140Whoa, oh yeah.
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4:47:25–4:47:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1141Oh, wow.
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4:47:42–4:47:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1142Oh
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4:49:24–4:49:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1143my God, I feel sick.
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4:49:33–4:49:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1144Oh my God. Oh my God, oh my God,
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4:50:06–4:50:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1145I can't walk.
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4:50:15–4:50:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1146I can't walk straight. Oh, I feel sick now.
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4:50:21–4:50:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1147Oh God.
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4:50:41–4:50:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1148Oh,
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4:50:58–4:50:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1149I
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4:51:01–4:51:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1150feel sick.
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4:51:08–4:51:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1151Bicep looking good. Maybe I can do 5 more.
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4:51:57–4:52:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1152Ah,
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4:52:17–4:52:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1153maybe 10.
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4:52:36–4:52:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1154Literally, boy, you can lift heavy built like a Lego. Stronger than you.
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4:54:34–4:54:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1155Maybe make some protein drinks.
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4:55:10–4:55:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_115623 grams. And
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4:55:24–4:55:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1157the last beef jerky, high protein.
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4:55:30–4:55:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1158Someone got me this high-vis jacket Before I lost my job.
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4:55:37–4:55:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1159Oh,
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4:55:45–4:55:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1160imagine thinking I'd last long enough at the job to even use— I didn't even take it out of the package. So sad.
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4:55:50–4:55:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1161I think I probably lost the job a week after I got that.
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4:55:59–4:56:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1162Need my protein. Damn, it's looking big.
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4:56:16–4:56:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1163Looks weird,
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4:56:23–4:56:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1164like it's gonna pop.
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4:56:27–4:56:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1165Look how big it is now. I can't even wrap my hand around it.
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4:56:31–4:56:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1166That's progress.
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4:56:38–4:56:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1167Daniel, a teen could lift more than you. You're 5 feet 5 foot. You're insecure if you have to show us. Wouldn't be surprised, Ed, if you end up taking steroids. He's just jealous of my bulging. Bicep, my guns.
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4:56:46–4:56:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1168Bet you can't lift 15 kg, little boy.
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4:57:04–4:57:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1169More
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4:57:37–4:57:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1170protein.
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4:57:40–4:57:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1171It's gonna be disgusting.
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4:57:50–4:58:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1172All you do is complain, son.
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4:58:02–4:58:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1173Son? That's what you're doing now, complaining about me complaining.
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4:58:07–4:58:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1174Oh God.
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4:58:50–4:58:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1175Oh, it's disgusting.
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4:58:53–4:58:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1176Oh Jesus Christ, it's like liquid plastic.
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4:58:56–4:59:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1177Oh God. Oh,
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4:59:09–4:59:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1178oh, it tastes so bad.
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4:59:13–4:59:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1179Dirt for the gains.
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4:59:21–4:59:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1180Oh.
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4:59:28–4:59:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1181Oh, it's like liquid plaster. Do you want some?
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4:59:37–4:59:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1182I'm gonna be sick.
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5:02:32–5:02:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1183Oh, if I vomit it all back out, I've got to drink it again.
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5:02:36–5:02:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1184Should I do 10 rotations on the chair?
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5:02:52–5:02:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1185This is harder than doing the exercise.
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5:03:07–5:03:09 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1186Last one.
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5:03:44–5:03:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1187My protein. Oh, the aftertaste is disgusting.
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5:03:57–5:04:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1188Oh, the aftertaste is like musky and— don't know.
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5:04:05–5:04:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1189Like dry straw ground into dust. Okay, now I got my beef protein.
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5:04:16–5:04:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1190Uh, I can't open it.
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5:04:26–5:04:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1191What?
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5:04:31–5:04:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1192All that lifting, I can't open a Fucking
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5:04:39–5:04:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1193package. Protein time.
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5:04:48–5:05:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1194I quite like this beef jerky. It's pretty good.
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5:05:19–5:05:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1195Oh, it tastes so good. Compared to the protein shake.
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5:05:30–5:05:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1196Oh, shut up! I just did the exercise. You missed it.
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5:05:45–5:05:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1197I did 3 15 kg bicep curls, 20 12 kg bicep curls with 5 of these.
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5:05:52–5:06:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1198Rewind the tape.
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5:06:03–5:06:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1199And more than you can do, trust me. Bet your arms don't look this good.
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5:06:08–5:06:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1200I'm looking pretty good.
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5:07:37–5:07:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1201I need to get back to my Thailand size.
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5:07:44–5:07:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1202When I was in Thailand, my arms were looking good,
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5:07:50–5:07:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1203and then I got lazy.
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5:07:56–5:07:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1204In Thailand, I went to the gym every day
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5:08:09–5:08:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1205and I lifted until I couldn't even lift the 5 kg weights anymore.
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5:08:13–5:08:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1206I would just lift until I couldn't lift even my phone anymore. My arms were shaking like that.
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5:08:22–5:08:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1207I was looking ripped.
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5:08:32–5:08:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1208And I did the machine in the gym where you sit on the chair. And then you, you pull the bar down with the weights.
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5:09:44–5:09:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1209That's weird.
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5:13:12–5:13:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1210The last piece.
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5:14:09–5:14:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1211Um, the weightlifting is not really to impress.
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5:15:15–5:15:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1212Goals. It's to feel good about myself and to make some kind of progress.
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5:15:22–5:15:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1213It's nice to see something grow,
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5:15:30–5:15:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1214like plants. It's nice to see something get bigger
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5:15:35–5:15:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1215and stronger.
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5:15:44–5:15:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1216It feels rewarding
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5:15:49–5:15:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1217and it makes me feel better about my body. I don't want to look like a malnourished stick insect.
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5:15:57–5:16:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1218I did it in Thailand and I quite liked the feeling of seeing the growth because,
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5:16:20–5:16:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1219you know, it's easy. You don't need brains to do it. You just lift a heavy object. Over and over again. It's not intellectually hard,
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5:16:30–5:16:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1220so in a way it's easy,
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5:16:55–5:16:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1221but also you get to see the actual results. In the mirror.
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5:17:00–5:17:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1222I had sausage and mashed potato and cabbage
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5:17:29–5:17:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1223and onions.
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5:17:35–5:17:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1224It was pretty good,
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5:17:39–5:17:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1225but I think 2 sausages is too much for me. I got a bit sick.
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5:17:43–5:17:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1226I've got to finish all the sausages before they go off.
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5:17:50–5:17:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1227And then I just had 40 grams of protein.
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5:18:19–5:18:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1228You can still see my ribs, but my stomach feels fat, but my ribs are showing. Weird.
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5:18:32–5:18:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1229Rivvy.
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5:18:45–5:18:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1230Testing, testing. Can you hear me?
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5:19:44–5:19:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1231Does it sound better now?
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5:19:48–5:19:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1232I heard the story about the prisoners of war that the Japanese took to Thailand to build the death rail. Uh, when they— when the Allies liberated the prisoners of war, they were like all skinny and bony. They put them on the transport ship back to Australia, and then on the 2-week voyage back to Australia, apparently they just
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5:19:54–5:20:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1233binged ate for the entire trip to gain back the lost weight. That must have been like heaven. After, what, months of laboring? I went, I went to Kanchanaburi in Thailand
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5:20:19–5:20:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1234where they built the Death Track. And you can go to the area where they, they picked, they used pickaxes to cut through the rock and they got like a memorial there. It was really cool.
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5:20:38–5:20:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1235And they got the— they've still got the railway bridge that the Japanese forced the British prisoners of war to build. You can walk across it. It's pretty cool. And it was so hot. Oh my God. Just doing a casual walk, I was sweating. I don't know how they built a rail track with hardly any food as well.
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5:20:54–5:21:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1236They were given like a small bowl of rice every day,
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5:21:17–5:21:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1237not even 1,000 calories, when for doing that kind of manual labor you should have been getting 5,000 calories.
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5:21:22–5:21:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1238Men were like sticks, skeletons at the end of it.
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5:21:34–5:21:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1239And then the railway got bombed by the Allied planes anyway, so it wasn't even very useful. So all that work for nothing.
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5:21:47–5:21:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1240What a waste of time. Have you seen the movie Bridge Over the River Kwai? It's got Alec Guinness in it. He used— he played Obi-Wan Kenobi in The first Star Wars movie,
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5:21:58–5:22:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1241but he's young in the movie. Well, younger.
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5:22:14–5:22:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1242But apparently the movie is like historically very wrong. So in the movie, they, they mocked the Japanese engineers at being rubbish at building a train track, but actually they were very good at engineering.
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5:22:24–5:22:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1243Yeah, in the movie, Alec Guinness is like giving advice to the Japanese people on how to make a better railway.
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5:22:48–5:22:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1244Kind of funny.
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5:22:58–5:22:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1245Kind of like propaganda in a movie.
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5:23:11–5:23:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1246Yeah, it's quite a good movie though. I liked it.
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5:23:23–5:23:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1247Do I still watch Suspenders? I don't think I ever watched him in the first place. I only watched a few bits when he was with Ice. Why? What's he up to now? Last I heard, he— his Thai wife,
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5:23:27–5:23:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1248they were in like an open relationship,
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5:23:42–5:23:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1249and he bought a car, like a fancy car, and then it broke down.
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5:23:49–5:23:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1250This house looks rubbish though. It looks like every other Thai house, like a concrete block. I don't know why. There's this girl, like a Thai girl, she's quite cute on Instagram and she's got a lot of followers, and she does these weird little videos where she's like having a shower but she's fully dressed, and her house, her
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5:23:57–5:24:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1251shower room looks like a prison cell. It's like a concrete block with all this grime and black down the walls. It's like bare concrete and the floor is just concrete. No tiles, no wallpaper, anything. And the house just looks horrible.
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5:24:18–5:24:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1252And a lot of houses in Thailand just look like that. It's like they built a house out of pure concrete and rebar. Concrete floor, concrete wall. They didn't do anything to make it look nice. Like, where's the skirting board? Where's the carpet? Where's the floorboards? Where's the skirting on the roof, on the ceiling? They just live in
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5:24:41–5:25:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1253a concrete box. Yeah, do you know what I'm talking about? She's always got this Japanese music playing in the background of every video. And she looks pretty cute for a Thai girl.
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5:25:00–5:25:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1254And she's always like scrubbing herself in the shower in a plastic tub in her clothing. It's really weird. I flicked through a couple of the videos. It looks disgusting. Like the shower room looks disgusting.
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5:25:15–5:25:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1255It looks worse than a jail cell. And then sometimes she goes up on the roof and the roof looks like a concrete car park. And this is the kind of house I've seen a lot of houses like this in Thailand. I remember getting the train home from school. It was the Skytrain, so it would be higher than
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5:25:34–5:25:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1256these old buildings and old houses. And I always thought, Jesus Christ, these buildings need to just all get knocked down because they're so fucking ugly. It's just like old concrete
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5:25:53–5:26:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1257with like grime and, I don't know, black soot and stains all down the walls. They do not take care of the buildings. It's so ugly.
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5:26:04–5:26:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1258I don't know why they've got— they just don't seem to care about the buildings.
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5:26:20–5:26:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1259Or keeping things clean and nice looking.
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5:26:28–5:26:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1260It's ugly.
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5:26:34–5:26:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1261Is it mould? Is that what it is? Because I saw a lot of it.
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5:26:55–5:27:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1262In the UK, it's not like that. We've got old buildings, but they're nice brick houses and brick buildings, and they look like they've got character.
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5:27:07–5:27:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1263And they look nice.
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5:27:18–5:27:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1264It's a shame about Asia because the old traditional architecture is all very beautiful, like the temples, old Japanese buildings, old Korean architecture looks really nice. But then all the modern stuff is ugly.
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5:27:21–5:27:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1265It's either like really ugly concrete blocks or Soulless glass and steel skyscrapers.
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5:27:40–5:27:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1266What happened to Asia? Their ancestors would be rolling in their graves.
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5:27:49–5:27:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1267There's like no middle ground. It's either really ugly old concrete, mouldy looking blocks, or really new modern looking concrete. I mean, glass skyscraper stuff.
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5:28:01–5:28:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1268All of Asia is like that. Korea, Japan,
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5:28:15–5:28:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1269they don't stick to the traditional ways of construction because it's cheaper to just make these ugly, cheap-looking buildings.
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5:28:23–5:28:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1270Hmm, well, I guess if it's the humidity, it's hard to keep it under control. Can't they like go around with a power washer and jet spray it off or something? I don't know.
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5:28:36–5:28:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1271That's what I like about the UK.
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5:29:08–5:29:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1272Like, you go to any UK town or village, they've got the old church and the old village downtown, the brick roads.
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5:29:15–5:29:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1273I like how we've preserved it.
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5:29:32–5:29:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1274Chinatown in Bangkok is so ugly. I hated going there. It was such a mess.
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5:30:00–5:30:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1275It looked so chaotic and untidy and just stuff all over the place.
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5:30:10–5:30:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1276Gave me a headache. I felt like— I felt lightheaded and dizzy from the noise and the mess and the untidiness.
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5:30:18–5:30:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1277The noise is just insane.
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5:30:35–5:30:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1278I actually felt like I couldn't walk in a straight line from the heat and all of the— it's like sensory overload.
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5:30:45–5:30:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1279USA protests and Trump parade. What?
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5:31:37–5:31:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1280Hmm. USA is always protesting about— is it the ICE protests still?
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5:31:51–5:31:57 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1281I'm sure Asmongold will make a video about it. That guy is just like the news at this point, just reacts to everything. If you want to know what the news is, just watch him.
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5:32:01–5:32:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1282I used to watch Sky News because they have a live news channel on YouTube. Oh, Jerusalem skyline as Iran strikes.
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5:32:30–5:32:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1283It's just a live stream.
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5:32:44–5:32:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1284Of Jerusalem
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5:32:50–5:32:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1285with explosions.
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5:32:53–5:32:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1286I wonder if there was like a full-scale war like World War II with trenches and stuff, would there be a livestream of it on YouTube? Like everyone can just tune into the war happening live. I don't think they would because they wouldn't want to show the people being killed.
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5:32:59–5:33:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1287It's just weird we can watch war happening live.
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5:33:18–5:33:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1288Missiles have been entering Israeli airspace.
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5:33:26–5:33:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1289Where? I don't see any.
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5:33:39–5:33:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1290I wonder if the stock market crashes on Monday.
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5:33:45–5:33:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1291Trump's 79th birthday. Who's singing?
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5:34:01–5:34:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1292Oh God, that sounds horrible.
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5:34:22–5:34:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1293And he also thinks that Hanani is weak at the moment. So he believes that this is an opportunity to bring down this regime, and that of course would utterly transform the whole state of the Middle East. Adam, for now, thank you very much indeed. Well, we can get more on this. Joining me live from Jerusalem is Oren
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5:34:32–5:34:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1294Marmush. An Israeli Foreign Ministry spokesperson. Mr. Malmstein, thank you for joining us on Sky News. What is the latest you can tell us about the extent of the Iranian attacks on Israel? And it turns out— oh,
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5:34:56–5:35:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1295the British,
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5:35:16–5:35:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1296they had people in red coats. What was that?
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5:35:20–5:35:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1297Ah, why did it stop?
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5:35:35–5:35:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1298Wow, shooting the guns.
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5:35:47–5:35:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1299Do they put Trump in a bulletproof glass box now? That's what I said. I said, why didn't they put like a screen in front of him? I guess they're scared now.
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5:35:52–5:36:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1300I want to see the drum people with the red coats.
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5:36:18–5:36:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1301Hmm,
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5:36:31–5:36:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1302I still wonder if that assassination attempt was fake. But I don't know,
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5:36:37–5:36:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1303I feel like he ducked down and then whilst he was on the ground he put fake blood on his ear like that.
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5:36:48–5:36:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1304Just a theory.
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5:36:58–5:36:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1305I wonder. But then they shot the guy and killed him. Although, I mean,
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5:37:03–5:37:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1306they wouldn't— they would happily let someone die if it means Trump got elected.
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5:37:11–5:37:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1307Maybe, I don't know, later they just snipped his ear with a pair of scissors to make it look like he got shot.
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5:37:19–5:37:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1308Does this seem kind of staged?
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5:37:26–5:37:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1309But then a guy actually got shot in the head. And then some people in the crowd got shot, so—
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5:37:29–5:37:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1310I don't know, really.
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5:37:42–5:37:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1311Maybe they're actors. Maybe they didn't really die.
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5:37:47–5:37:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1312It reminds me of the song Daniel whistles. What are they playing?
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5:38:02–5:38:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1313Well, the woman's still singing. Jesus Christ.
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5:38:10–5:38:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1314Wow, the Army!
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5:38:29–5:38:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1315Where's the song?
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5:38:41–5:38:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1316Well, that one, they're just banging drums.
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5:39:00–5:39:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1317American parades are boring because they don't have the history. Like with the British, you got the tall hat and the red coats, and you got the ceremony and traditional stuff.
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5:39:21–5:39:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1318The French have it too with the bandoliers, the white cross, because you got thousands of years of But maybe not thousands.
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5:39:33–5:39:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1319Hundreds of years. Why don't the Americans dress up like the Civil War days with the uniforms and the hats? Why are they wearing boring modern-day camouflage? It's a ceremonial parade. Can't they dress up nicely? They're just wearing their, like, desert fatigues.
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5:39:45–5:40:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1320What about the muskets? I like the old uniforms with the, the tight stockings and the high knee-high white socks.
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5:40:08–5:40:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1321The Space Force. That just sounds so cringe. The Space Force.
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5:40:33–5:40:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1322Starfleet.
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5:40:43–5:40:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1323Starfleet One.
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5:40:46–5:40:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1324British parades are way better.
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5:40:52–5:40:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1325No, our parades are way cooler with the redcoats
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5:41:11–5:41:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1326and that.
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5:41:16–5:41:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1327We've got 1,000 years of history.
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5:41:30–5:41:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1328You know what would be cool? If they brought back those wooden battleships with the sails and the cannons, but they put like a nuclear play an engine in it so it doesn't actually need the wind. And then instead of cannons— well, they have the cannons, but instead of cannonballs, they put missiles in the cannons. That'll be funny
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5:42:02–5:42:28 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1329because I feel like they stopped making the ships out of wood because they went for steel ships because they had better defense and thick armor plating. But now today's weapons are so strong, like the hypersonic missiles.
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5:42:28–5:42:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1330I mean, having the ship made out of steel isn't going to save it against a hypersonic missile, is it? So then the whole point of having steel for its defenses is pointless. So can we go back to wood?
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5:42:46–5:43:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1331They look cooler. It's probably cheaper to make as well. I want to see the wooden battleships again, but modernize them with a nuclear engine.
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5:43:04–5:43:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1332What if they made a submarine out of wood?
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5:43:18–5:43:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1333Wouldn't it float to the top?
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5:43:21–5:43:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1334Yeah,
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5:43:25–5:43:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1335it's like how they used to wear chainmail and plate armor and But then muskets made it obsolete because the bullet would just go straight through it. So then they stopped wearing armor, and then they started wearing cloth uniforms because it's easier to move about.
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5:43:30–5:43:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1336Yeah, it would be the same thing. So you went from having no armor, but then weapons got too good, so they needed armor, but then the weapons got even better, and then armor didn't work anymore.
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5:43:48–5:43:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1337I like that movie with Russell Crowe,
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5:44:09–5:44:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1338Master and Commander or something. Those ships look really cool. I like it when they go side by side and they just unleash the cannonballs. 3 decks.
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5:44:13–5:44:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1339Of cannonball fire, and then they just shred each other. It was so cool. Nowadays it's boring, they just shoot stupid missiles,
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5:44:25–5:44:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1340boring hypersonic missiles or whatever.
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5:44:37–5:44:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1341Now, like that other movie, Zulu Dawn, All the British get swarmed by, I don't know, 10,000 Zulu warriors with spears, and then they all run away.
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5:44:48–5:45:00 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1342Yeah, I remember Washington reminds me of Faster now. Faster went to Washington, D.C. I remember she took pictures of the Pentagon or something. No, what's the— not the Pentagon. What's the big tower spike thing called?
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5:45:09–5:45:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1343Oh look, they're showing pictures of the Civil— no, the Revolutionary War.
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5:45:27–5:45:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1344Came up the next day. Cornwallis looked out and realized he was in serious trouble. Cornwallis prepared an all-out desperate counterattack. It didn't work. That idiot blundered the whole colonies.
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5:45:42–5:45:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1345What is the light? The sky stream keeps stepping.
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5:45:58–5:46:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1346Oh, an undying passion, guts, and love for our country remains deep in the heart of today's army. Why are they going on and on about the army? I honestly, I almost missed out on thousands. Get your free valuation on Motorway today.
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5:46:08–5:46:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1347Okay, Sky News livestream's glitching. It's going on.
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5:46:30–5:46:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1348And as you say, Mark, a celebration of, uh, what's being described as the greatest army in the world, 250 years old, and the parade tracing that history right from the beginning to the current day.
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5:46:42–5:46:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1349Yeah, and there will be Reflections of the US Army's biggest moments over those 250 years, from the very beginning, from their beginning as the Continental Army defeating the British, right the way through to the present day. Punctuation points not just for the Army but for the country. The wars— Vietnam, the Korean War, and many others as well,
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5:46:58–5:47:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1350more recent conflicts too.
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5:47:23–5:47:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1351And Mark, the logistics have been quite something. Concern that some of the tanks are so heavy they might not be able to, to cope with Washington's highways. Well, they won't be able to cope with them, Jonathan, which has again caused some controversy. These M1 Abrams tanks weigh a huge amount and on any street that they drive over,
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5:47:28–5:47:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1352they pull up the tarmac as they drive. And so as a result, concrete at every point in which they turn, because that's the point where the tracks cause damage to the road, at every point where they turn, there have been some metal sheeting has been placed on the roads to protect them as best they can. But it's
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5:47:52–5:48:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1353one of the issues, these 60-tonne
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5:48:12–5:48:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1354Oh,
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5:48:19–5:48:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1355they do have people dressed up in the revolutionary uniforms.
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5:48:23–5:48:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1356Oh my God, the stupid ads.
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5:48:29–5:48:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1357That argue that this sort of event is a really, really important recruitment tool for the military. Around about over the course of the afternoon, there have been a kind of carnival atmosphere as military hardware has been parked up here on the mall, and families have been down to climb in the tanks, climb in the helicopters, have a
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5:48:41–5:49:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1358look around. This, this sort of event, you know, the world over, when a country gets into military Out. It does tend to have a positive impact on recruitment and, you know, the feel-good factor for Donald Trump. That's what it's all about. I see they're advertising defense contractors. Why? Lockheed Martin. There is a commerce side to this too.
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5:49:01–5:49:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1359What are they preparing for? Are we saying war's gonna start? Why are they advertising the army so much?
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5:49:22–5:49:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1360Protests are taking place around the country, protests about immigration policy following on from what we've seen in Los Angeles. Yeah, it's interesting, the protests have morphed a bit. I mean, the core protest— Yeah, what is that big thing that sticks up in the air in Washington? The, uh— The spike.
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5:49:32–5:49:59 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1361Did I hear about Israel-Iran? Why? What happened? Is it a new thing that happened?
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5:50:11–5:50:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1362The monument. Oh. Politics here, and that has caused significant unease and has prompted some widespread protests around some of those detention centers, largely in Los Angeles. That prompted Donald Trump to make the very controversial move to federalize the National Guard, not part of the US Army. The National Guard is distinct. Each state has one. I don't get
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5:50:20–5:50:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1363the difference between between the National Guard and the army. Who would win in a fight? Is it like the Space Marines and the Imperial Guard?
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5:50:48–5:50:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1364Well, so each state has its own army, which is the National Guard.
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5:51:01–5:51:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1365Oh, my hair's sticking up.
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5:51:17–5:51:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1366Okay, what is the Marines? Are they the Army?
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5:51:24–5:51:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1367Wait, aren't the Marines part of the Navy? That's why they're called the Marines.
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5:51:42–5:51:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1368But where is the Army? Like, where are they? Are they all in one place or spread out?
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5:51:55–5:52:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1369I always wondered, like, where is the British Army? Are they all in, like, some field in a building, like a bunch of NPCs just standing around doing nothing?
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5:52:05–5:52:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1370Like, where do they spawn?
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5:52:19–5:52:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1371Because you never see them around, do you? Why does
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5:52:22–5:52:24 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1372Why does the World War I uniform look so much cooler than the modern uniform?
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5:52:33–5:52:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1373Modern uniform looks really boring.
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5:52:41–5:52:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1374I like the World War I guys.
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5:52:50–5:52:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1375Yeah, they've got this old world look. With the trousers tucked into the socks and the helmet,
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5:52:56–5:53:02 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1376the tin can helmet.
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5:53:05–5:53:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1377And those old-looking guns with the wood look kind of cool. And the backpacks, like the satchel things,
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5:53:09–5:53:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1378yeah, they look way cooler. Look, they're showing the World War I guys.
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5:53:20–5:53:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1379Why do they have the same helmet as the British soldiers in World War I?
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5:53:30–5:53:34 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1380Uniform. Now on their heads you'll see a steel helmet with sand-textured paint built to deflect deadly shrapnel from above. Not bulletproof, but battle tough. Nicknamed the Pershing boot, on their feet was the M918, 1918 French boot. It was designed to survive the brutal grind of trench warfare. And on their backs, the field pack— rations, ammo, first aid.
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5:53:49–5:54:11 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1381I'm watching the Sky News livestream.
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5:54:11–5:54:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1382Raylight Sunshine made a video about you. Yeah, I watched it.
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5:54:27–5:54:30 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1383It's quite funny. I didn't like the bit when he said that I made a Discord to rizz girls. And I DM all the girls trying to rizz them. I don't do that.
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5:54:33–5:54:44 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1384I only talk to girls who message me. I'm not like messaging every girl going, hey babe, what's up babe?
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5:54:46–5:54:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1385And I don't flirt. I mean, if they want to send nudes, I'm like, hot body, nice. Imagine me rizzing.
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5:54:54–5:55:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1386I thought that was a lot bollocks. Number one, I don't even have a Discord. I'm just in a community Discord that my viewers have made. I nuked my Discord last year,
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5:55:05–5:55:16 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1387and I don't, I don't even talk to the girls unless they message me first.
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5:55:19–5:55:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1388Maybe I'll get some traffic if his video gets— goes viral. Oh God, I could taste that protein milkshake. I mean, shake tastes horrible.
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5:55:40–5:55:49 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1389Oh,
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5:56:03–5:56:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1390they're gonna bring out the World War II guys now.
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5:56:06–5:56:08 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1391You know, the only reason I found it funny was because some of the clips he showed of me were so funny I cracked myself up. One of them, I was like saying, I'm gonna launch a preemptive strike against the girlfriends before they dump me. I'm gonna ditch them. It was so funny. I crack myself up.
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5:56:16–5:56:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1392The fact these people don't realize I'm just taking the piss is kind of scary. If they actually think I'm being serious, they are brain dead.
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5:56:38–5:56:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1393Like, imagine thinking that me sitting here saying, oh, it's all your fault, you ruined my life. You think I'm actually being serious when I say that stuff? Oh my God, you can't hear the tone. Can you not hear the tone in the voice? The facetious tone.
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5:56:50–5:57:07 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1394God, you guys really need to watch Peep Show.
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5:57:10–5:57:12 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1395If you watch Peep Show and you'll get it, like you'll get my humor straight away. These Americans, they've never watched Peep Show. It is such a shame.
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5:57:15–5:57:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1396Peep Show was full of characters where they just don't take responsibility. They blame other people. Jeremy, one of my favorite characters. Jeremy was like, this man-child who didn't want to get a job and had this dream of being a musician. And then he was roommates with Mark, and Mark was really serious, like a hard worker with a
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5:57:28–5:57:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1397proper job, and he would nag Jeremy to get a job. And they were like best friends. And then Jeremy would do weed and like hook up with girls, get into drama, and then Mark was like a nerd.
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5:57:50–5:58:03 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1398Like a massive incel nerd who sucks with women, but he wanted a girlfriend. And such a good show.
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5:58:06–5:58:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1399I drew a lot of inspiration when it came— when I came to doing my own comedy.
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5:58:15–5:58:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1400But it's shocking that all these Americans don't get it and they think I'm being serious. It's Oh God,
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5:58:23–5:58:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1401that's just absolutely stunning.
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5:58:35–5:58:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1402I just— I can't believe they can't tell that I'm just taking the piss and joking around.
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5:58:42–5:58:45 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1403Because they show these clips of me saying stuff and I'm thinking, come on, that was so obviously a joke. Like my video, he reacts to one of my videos called Why I'm a Better Person Than You. And basically all I say is that I'm a better person than you because number one, I don't drive a car. So
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5:59:06–5:59:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1404I'm not polluting the earth. And number 2, I don't use condoms, so I'm not creating plastic pollution. These are obviously really stupid reasons that I've picked because they are so stupid.
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5:59:23–5:59:37 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1405It's funny because now I do drive a car, but it's an electric car, so it kind of seems like in a way I do care about the environment when I don't. I mean, I really don't give a shit about the environment,
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5:59:43–5:59:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1406but I bought an electric car as if I do care about the environment. No, I got an electric car because I don't like the sound of a noisy engine. That's like the only reason is because I hate the sound of noisy engines and I wanted a smooth ride without gears. And it's cool, it's like new technology, isn't
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5:59:57–6:00:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1407it? Combustion engines, ancient technology. It's like been around for nearly 100 years.
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6:00:20–6:00:26 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1408Electric cars are cool.
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6:00:28–6:00:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1409If I'm gonna get a car, I want the latest cutting edge,
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6:00:32–6:00:35 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1410not some stupid petrol thingy.
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6:00:38–6:00:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1411Yeah, electric cars are great. Silent,
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6:00:48–6:00:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1412instant torque.
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6:00:54–6:00:55 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1413It's just the batteries, the batteries aren't the best at the moment.
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6:01:00–6:01:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1414By 20 minutes or so. Well, I'm joined by Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute and host of the Disorder Podcast, Jason Pack, who's been watching events with me. And it's rather surreal to see this event taking place on the streets of Washington, DC. Well, it's quite un-American in many ways. Yes, of course, we have July
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6:01:07–6:01:31 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_14154th, which we celebrate, but we don't have a tradition of military parades. And there is a way in which this is seen by the American population as anti-American, hence the No King Day protests that are happening, not so much in D.C., but in Chicago, in L.A., and in New York, out of the idea that, you know, we
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6:01:31–6:01:52 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1416rebelled against the British, lovely as they might have been, to not have these set pieces called the presidential Jingoistic parades. It's it's not universal though, is it? That people are anti this. I mean, we know that thousands have turned out to enjoy the spectacle, to watch the spectacle. Is is it a mixed?
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6:01:52–6:02:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1417This guy is so bad at talking. Turned out to. Uh uh uh uh uh uh uh.
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6:02:17–6:02:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1418His job is to talk, and all he does is go, uh, enjoy the spectacle to watch the spectacle. Enjoy the spectacle to watch the spectacle.
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6:02:29–6:02:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1419The British people— I don't know why in the news the, the hosts They stutter so much.
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6:02:45–6:02:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1420See, this American guy speaks so well.
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6:03:02–6:03:04 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1421And it wasn't in this set piece tradition that might strike the viewers quite akin to what happens in Russia. I think the reason why they do it is because whilst they're thinking of what to say, they don't want to leave dead air for the other person to butt in. So when they're making the sounds like, uh, it
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6:03:15–6:03:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1422prevents the other person from butting in and interrupting.
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6:03:38–6:03:41 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1423Apparently. My dad used to do it. He would used to go the, the, the, the, and then my mum would make fun of him. We haven't traditionally used parades to coalesce nationalism. Yeah, it's a, it's a very unusual situation from that point of view, and also Potentially quite awkward given the fact that it was only a few
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6:03:47–6:04:10 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1424days ago President Trump ordered the National Guard and the Marines into Los Angeles. Not only that, but we've seen tonight— ordered the Marines onto his own people like a king.
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6:04:11–6:04:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1425That's what I just said. Send in the Marines, those stupid peasants. Trump claims to be a peacemaker, and he may have done some things that are quite genius, and I like to call balls and strikes, right? However, as a peacemaker, the split-screen of a rather jingoistic military military parade and the use of the National Guards and the
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6:04:37–6:05:01 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1426Marines against largely peaceful— not completely peaceful, but largely peaceful protests in LA. I think the American people are able to see through this because we have seen his poll numbers, which were hurt by the tariffs and hurt by the economy, come back in May but really crater over the last week. So I think that that's interesting, that
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6:05:01–6:05:20 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1427it's not like this display is particularly popular. Popular among people who are Republicans but say not MAGA, or independents. Yeah, very interesting. Uh, yeah, very interesting. Yeah. Other countries holding similar parades, and we know that this is something Donald Trump has wanted to do for a long time, isn't it? He saw a parade, I think, in France,
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6:05:20–6:05:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1428the Bastille Day commemoration in 2017. Yeah, and that sort of prompted prompted him to think maybe we could do something similar. Yeah, so on my Disorder Podcast, I write and talk about,
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6:05:43–6:05:56 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1429about what I call neopopulism. And this is a new kind of ideology. In other words, it's not right-wing in a traditional sense, it's not conservative, but it seeks to use democratic institutions and have other features such as a cult of personality, Or promoting disorder to stay in power. And I think when he was at that parade, he's
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6:05:59–6:06:21 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1430like, oh, there's a reason the Russians and the North Koreans have this. Oh God, I feel sick from the protein shake. I could use this as a cult of personality. I could use this to force people to think it was too much protein. What we saw a lot in the years that he was in the wilderness, so
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6:06:21–6:06:39 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1431I put three scoops of it.
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6:06:40–6:06:42 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1432I think you're only supposed to put one scoop. I only surround myself with people who say that January sixth was not an insurrection, and those things were not necessary for him to be elected. And I had the beef jerky. I think that was like fifty grams of protein. Fine, spend the forty-five million for it. And which one?
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6:06:44–6:07:05 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1433Oh God,
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6:07:05–6:07:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1434how much protein am I supposed to have a day?
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6:07:12–6:07:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1435And I had 2 sausages.
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6:07:16–6:07:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1436I wouldn't mind some water, actually.
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6:07:33–6:07:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1437Trade anytime with 24-hour US market access. Get the Trading 212 app now.
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6:07:42–6:07:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1438Oh, babe, I ate this drink. I had like 2 glasses of water, that's it.
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6:07:50–6:07:54 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1439Hmm, my God, it's Betsy.
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6:08:14–6:08:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1440Oh, what? The British are doing a parade as well? Trooping the Colour. Our parades look so much cooler.
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6:08:30–6:08:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1441We got better songs as well.
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6:08:41–6:08:47 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1442God, the British Empire was so much cooler than stupid whatever the American thingy is. We got the Redcoats and we got the cool music and we got the wooden ships with the cannonballs and we got a better flag. The British flag looks so much better than the American flag.
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6:08:58–6:09:15 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1443Look at this,
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6:09:19–6:09:19 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1444that's cool.
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6:09:25–6:09:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1445American parade sucks.
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6:09:34–6:09:36 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1446Why aren't we doing a parade as well?
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6:09:44–6:09:46 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1447It's too far away, I can't see it.
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6:10:22–6:10:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1448I like it when they shout the orders.
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6:10:28–6:10:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1449Welcome to Horse Guards Parade in the heart of London, where you are watching the King's Birthday Parade 2024. What? The King's birthday is the same day as Trump's birthday? You're joking. Look.
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6:10:38–6:10:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1450First of 2 birthday salutes, and the colour of No. 7 Company, 2nd Battalion, Coldstream Guards, will be trooped past all those gathered here. At the moment, we're about to see the great L shape formed by the troops who have marched on from Wellington Barracks.
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6:10:55–6:11:17 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1451Closest to us is the escort for the colour. They will be playing that prominent role in today's Trooping the Colour.
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6:11:24–6:11:33 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1452This is the empire that shapes the entire modern world.
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6:11:48–6:11:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1453It's kind of cool when you think about it that way.
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6:11:56–6:11:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1454Brave grounds of those battles. But under the direction of the noncommissioned officers and finally of those in command, the 6 guards will be forming the L-shape, which will be the key to this parade. They gave it back for no reason. Yeah, it's all Hitler's fault, stupid idiot.
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6:12:12–6:12:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1455Forced us into 2 world wars. Stupid Germany.
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6:12:35–6:12:40 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1456Germany just fucked off. Ended up bankrupting ourselves to fight those wars.
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6:12:42–6:12:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1457Empires are like YouTube channels. Once they fall off and die, there's no coming back. It's over.
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6:13:16–6:13:22 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1458The Europeans wasted so much manpower and money killing each other in these world wars. If we just joined forces, we could have ruled the world.
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6:13:38–6:13:50 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1459They will
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6:13:54–6:13:58 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1460be in Green Park, close to Buckingham Palace, where the King will be waiting. And in the center of the parade itself, the field officer and
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6:14:01–6:14:13 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1461brigade— the guy screaming is funny. Drill movements precisely executed in accordance with the basic training.
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6:14:18–6:14:27 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1462Imagine that marching through your country.
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6:14:36–6:14:38 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1463You'd be shaking in your boots.
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6:14:41–6:14:43 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1464Why do they keep zooming out really far? I want to see it up close.
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6:14:50–6:14:53 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1465And having formed the L-shape, you can see the 6 guards forming the frame of this parade square. The weather's great. In London today, but it's warm, and let's remember quite how tough it can be for some of these guardsmen out in the sun. It's a long day, and the tunic that they wear is lined, designed I suppose
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6:15:23–6:15:51 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1466for those battles when it was the only clothing they had, and they're all wearing bearskin caps. They're basically a very light wicker basket shape over which Which is stretched the the skin of the male, also holding their swords to their lips as they also are dressed in lime to make sure that when the king and queen comes,
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6:15:51–6:16:14 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1467the lines are perfect. Those hats look ridiculous though.
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6:16:15–6:16:18 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1468They look so silly.
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6:16:21–6:16:23 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1469The bearskin hats. Is it actual real bearskin? Barefoot.
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6:16:27–6:16:32 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1470I don't like how they wear the traditional uniform but they hold a modern gun. It looks weird. They should be holding like a wooden musket with a bayonet fixed. Why are they holding— what is it? That modern assault rifle? Oh no, I think my
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6:16:45–6:17:06 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1471Phone died. My phone died. The phone battery with the camera died.
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6:17:19–6:17:25 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1472Oh well, I'm gonna go to bed now anyway.
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6:17:27–6:17:29 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1473I'm tired.
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6:17:47–6:17:48 · rev_f98ba102e96a3aeb78c332df82bf8a9b_1474Oh God, it's bad. Bye-bye.
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