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Oh,
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0:44–0:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_0okay. Stream part 2. I'm back from dinner.
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0:47–0:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_1My stomach's gonna explode. I had roast pork, roast beef, potato, Yorkshire pudding, carrots, and cauliflower cheese thing, and then apple crumble.
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1:02–1:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_2Sir, for a—
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1:35–1:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_3Oh, I can barely breathe.
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1:53–1:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_4Oh wow, that's— yeah, okay.
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2:14–2:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_5Well,
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3:00–3:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_6Whoa.
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3:27–3:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_7Whoa, how'd you do that text?
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3:53–3:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_8Call House Raccoon. What's that mean?
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4:01–4:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_9The stream made $71, so if I do another 3 hours, I should be able to make $100.
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4:09–4:15 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_10Not bad, £75 in the
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4:17–4:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_11pocket.
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4:23–4:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_12Hard day work kicking the football.
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4:27–4:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_13There's no 24% tax Idiot. This is not America.
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4:40–4:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_14You only pay tax on money you make over the threshold. Stupid idiot.
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4:46–4:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_15Stupid dumb idiot.
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4:58–5:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_16Moron.
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5:04–5:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_17The threshold is £12,500,
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5:08–5:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_18and then you pay 10% above that if you make less than £30K.
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5:13–5:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_19I think they're debating whether they should increase it to £20K. I doubt the government would want to. They just lose money, don't they? Not really though, because people have extra money that they didn't have to spend on taxes, and then they'll just go and use it to buy stuff, and it would boost the economy, wouldn't it? They'll
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5:24–5:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_20get the money back in taxes through another way, from, um, what's the tax called when you buy stuff? Buying tax?
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5:43–5:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_21VAT. People have more money to spend, won't they?
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5:58–6:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_2212 months. Taxi only started in April, so it's only been 9— it's only been 5 months and I made $18K. But that was only because I made a lot of money in the first month or two of Kick. I'm not making that anymore, making like $2K off Kick and then a couple hundred here and there YouTube.
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6:07–6:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_23OnlyFans. I'm making more like 2.6K,
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6:32–6:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_242.8K. So currently I made about 18K, I think. Really doubt I'm going to make more than 25K. Actually, no, 6, 12K. I might make 30K. I really doubt I make more than 30K, so I probably got paid 20% on 18K, which is like 3K. I'll probably have to pay 2K taxes. I do 1K business expenses because iPhone,
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6:42–7:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_25didn't I?
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7:10–7:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_26And I don't have to pay that tax until January 2027. So I've got plenty of time to blow all my money and have none left for taxes in 2 years' time.
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7:16–7:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_27This is £1,000 business write-off.
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7:28–7:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_28Genius.
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7:37–7:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_29I already submitted my tax thing for last year.
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7:42–7:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_30I reported £17,000 earnings.
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7:47–7:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_31You think I don't know my stuff after what happened? Think I'm gonna be careless about it again? Oh no.
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7:55–8:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_32Why would I get fined again? I didn't do nothing wrong.
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8:09–8:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_33I really want to burp to get some pressure out my
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8:16–8:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_34stomach. Oh, stomach's so stuffed.
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8:21–8:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_35Oh God, my stomach.
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8:47–8:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_36A fuckable piece of meat.
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8:56–8:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_37I think I ate too much. I had apple crumble with custard as well, and then a Bowl of grapes and then tea.
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9:00–9:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_38iPhone Air battery's at 38%, not bad. It really does last all day.
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9:15–9:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_39Oh.
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9:39–9:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_40Oh
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10:02–10:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_41yeah, that's fun, going up in the loft earlier, looking at my granddad's stuff. Funny to think he had his whole life in the '40s and the '50s,
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10:05–10:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_42just a young man.
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10:18–10:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_43Trying to find his way.
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10:21–10:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_44No, I made $9 an hour. I made $71 for the first part of today's stream, about 8 hours.
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10:31–10:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_45Not exactly the $15 an hour I used to make, but what can you do?
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10:42–10:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_46How can I bring the viewers back? I already unbanned everyone. I said I'm so sorry.
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10:49–10:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_47I didn't find any secret stocks. My granddad didn't invest. Imagine if he just invested £5 into General Electric or something.
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11:00–11:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_48Welcome back. Whoa, what was that voice?
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11:20–11:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_49Oh, that was just a glitch. Here's my usual voice. So are you interested in learning more about the Kenyan Institute's current program?
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11:26–11:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_50No. What do you think? Could we We make a good brain. No, let's explore. I can write stories, brainstorm ideas. Hello?
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11:37–11:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_51Absolutely. So would you like to know more about the Canadian Institute? If you invested £5 into General Electric back in 1945, how much is it worth now?
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11:49–12:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_52To find out how much £5 invested in General Electric in 1945 would be worth today, you'd have to consider the stock's price growth. Yeah, just get to the point. Tell me the answer. Did you turn off the light for me?
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12:05–12:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_53Yeah. Close the gap. It's very cold.
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12:21–12:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_54Based on the current stock price of General Electric, which is around $301.14 USD, an investment of £5 in General Electric in 1945 would be worth a substantial amount today. Keep in mind, this is a rough estimate and doesn't account for dividends, stock splits, or inflation. Would you like me to go into more detail? Yeah, just tell me
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12:26–12:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_55how much it's worth today.
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12:49–12:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_56Without accounting for dividends or splits, based on the current stock price of General Electric, which is around $301.14, an investment of £5 in 1945 would be worth a substantial amount today. Keep in mind, this is a rough estimate, and the actual value could be higher with dividends reinvested. Yeah, how much is it then?
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12:56–13:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_57If you had invested £5 in General Electric in 1945, it could be worth tens of thousands of pounds today. Kind of rubbish.
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13:22–13:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_58Only tens of thousands. What about millions?
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13:35–13:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_59Imagine you invest £5 into Bitcoin now. And then 100 years, one Bitcoin's like $2 million.
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13:46–13:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_60If I just didn't touch my stocks now, imagine how much it's worth in 100 years.
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14:02–14:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_61Yeah, but America might not even exist anymore in 100 years. And it'll be worth nothing.
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14:12–14:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_62Yeah, but it's only a small amount of money now, isn't it, to be in for a chance of it becoming millions in 100 years for my children's children? Yes, for my grandkids' inheritance.
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14:22–14:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_63My dad used to go up there and that— he put the ladder there. He used to put a ladder here and then climb up into there.
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15:34–15:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_64Why that cannot close?
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15:45–15:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_65Is it broken?
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15:51–15:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_66Oh my.
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15:55–15:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_67What's that? Not very helpful, Daniel. I'm filming. Bring your backside. Look at that.
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16:00–16:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_68I nearly done it. Is it done? But I scared it come down.
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16:26–16:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_69See, I help,
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16:37–16:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_70I help monitor.
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16:40–16:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_71Oh, I'm cold.
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16:44–16:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_72I don't like those big thick black chunky spiders with the hairy legs. I need to fart.
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16:49–16:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_73Farted.
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17:01–17:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_74No, it wasn't 16 hours. I did 8 hours and I'm gonna do another 3 hours. I missed out about 2 hours having dinner. So it's about 9,
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17:09–17:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_75usually only 12.
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17:21–17:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_76Don't know.
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17:25–17:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_77I don't know if my Amex credit card came. She didn't say anything. I don't see it anywhere. Maybe she put it in the bin
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17:43–17:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_78so I don't get into more credit card debt. I just wanted the 5% cashback.
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17:50–17:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_79I think she's 67 now.
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18:12–18:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_80To be honest, she looks healthier than my dad when he was 62 or 63 before he got sick.
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18:17–18:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_81And you wouldn't believe she's nearly 70, would you?
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18:26–18:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_82She looks longer than— longer— she looks younger than Blood Bucket.
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18:53–18:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_83New video is doing well. Number 3 out of 10.
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19:17–19:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_84Going viral. Look,
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19:29–19:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_85parabolic trajectory. See, went— look at all the search results. iPhone Air, iPhone Air review, iPhone Air Space Black. See, not shadowbanned.
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19:34–19:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_86If it's shadowbanned, it wouldn't be in the search results.
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19:51–19:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_87I don't know if I keep it.
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19:58–19:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_88It's not exactly life-changing, is it? It's nice, but only a tiny bit nice.
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20:03–20:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_89Now I'm not adding things that I've returned as a business expense, so I took the— I added the Bella Box. I took the Nighthawk off. I kept the Switch 2 on as a business expense.
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21:09–21:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_90I'd actually rather get S25 Ultra because it's got the zoom. When I was zooming at the Chinook I thought that should be quite nice out of the zoom.
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21:26–21:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_91Shouldn't have got the Flip. I should have got the Ultra instead. Maybe wait for S26 Ultra.
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21:41–21:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_92Ah, sick.
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22:01–22:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_93Don't really know what else to buy that would really change my life.
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22:09–22:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_94If you had £1,000 to spend on one thing
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22:18–22:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_95That would change your life. What would you get?
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22:30–22:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_96I don't even know.
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22:36–22:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_97Teeth whitening, laser skin surgery.
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22:51–22:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_98Boring. Got money, got nothing to spend it on.
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23:00–23:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_99It's just different variations of screens. Got tablets, big screen phones, small screen. TV, really big screen. Laptops, a powerful screen. Gaming computer, good for gaming.
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23:10–23:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_100Don't really want to do gaming. I mean, I could do gaming in the evening on Kick,
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23:28–23:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_101play some
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23:36–23:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_102Sea of Thieves.
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23:39–23:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_103I don't really want to.
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23:42–23:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_104I've got that night sky app, it's pretty cool. It tracks all the Starlink satellites as well.
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23:47–23:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_105Look, you just point it and it'll show— look, all the little Starlinks flying around. There's so many Starlinks. Look, there's a Starlink just whizzing off. Look how fast they go. You see those moving dots? Each one— there's one coming this way.
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23:59–24:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_106I can't get it. Look,
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24:19–24:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_107Starlink. Oh look, it's got like a 3D image of it.
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24:25–24:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_108Wow, look at the Starlink!
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24:39–24:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_109And then you can zoom in on the galaxy and you point it that way and it's showing you what's in that direction.
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24:46–24:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_110Are there little Starlinks flying around?
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24:52–24:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_111Oh, there's another— there's so many Starlinks, there's so many! It's crazy.
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24:58–25:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_112And then you got all these different suns
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25:09–25:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_113where the planets— ooh,
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25:15–25:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_114orange nebula.
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25:20–25:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_115And then you got the constellations as well.
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25:22–25:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_116Any planets? What's that?
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25:33–25:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_117Ajisai.
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25:37–25:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_118What's that?
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25:40–25:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_119EGS.
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25:45–25:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_120Death Star.
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25:47–25:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_121Do you have a bigger pillow? This pillow is too flat. It's not thicker. You mean thicker? Yeah. Oh, look, there's Mars.
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25:53–26:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_122Mars is down there.
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26:06–26:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_123Well, it's got ice. Ice on Mars.
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26:22–26:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_124It's not okay.
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26:30–26:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_125Yeah, this is special one.
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26:33–26:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_126What? Don't like that too, eh? Is it too heavy? Bit noisy. What do you mean? You mean make noise? Yeah, look,
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26:41–26:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_127crinkly.
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26:56–26:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_128Try this pillow.
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27:01–27:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_129This one, you don't want it. This one's really heavy.
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27:03–27:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_130Always complain. It's
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27:09–27:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_131not working.
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27:15–27:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_132Maybe
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27:23–27:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_133I'll give you back your black.
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27:31–27:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_134I like my orange one. It's washed. Why is it nice?
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27:35–27:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_135Pushkin slept on my bed last night. Yeah, of course, it's his bedroom.
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27:45–27:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_136He angry with me now. Stupid Pushkin.
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27:53–27:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_137I hear a plane. Turn my flight radar off.
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29:13–29:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_138Oh, there's an Embraer Phenom 300.
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29:25–29:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_139Must be that one.
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29:34–29:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_140God, it's going pretty fast, isn't it?
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29:37–29:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_141Wow, 256 KTS. What does that mean?
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29:49–29:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_142See, I fixed your light. How? Give you back this one.
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29:59–30:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_143Is that pillow okay, or you want another one?
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30:08–30:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_144Yeah, it's fine. This also make noise.
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30:13–30:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_145This is your old duvet, also make noise.
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30:22–30:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_146Damn, it's going 300 miles per hour. That's insane. It's already gone.
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30:34–30:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_147Damn, it's already flying over Maidstone. It takes like 20 minutes to drive to Maidstone. It's already at Maidstone in a minute. 300 miles per hour.
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30:45–30:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_148Why can't they just use miles per hour for flying speed? Stupid knots.
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31:03–31:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_149I wonder where it's going. Oh God, it's gonna crash into that Boeing.
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31:20–31:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_150Watch out!
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31:25–31:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_151300 mph V12 engine.
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31:38–31:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_152I reckon they are going to Gatwick.
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31:48–31:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_153Where the army planes at?
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32:09–32:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_154Boeing 777 from Hong Kong arriving in London in 6 minutes, 13 hours ago. Damn, look at Heathrow, there's so many planes.
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32:16–32:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_155What are these little gray squares?
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32:30–32:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_156What is that, like a little truck?
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32:35–32:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_157What was that?
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32:41–32:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_158Airport ground vehicle. Wow, look at all the planes at Heathrow.
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32:44–32:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_159Look, they're all on the runway. This one's going to Singapore, this one's going to Tokyo.
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32:51–32:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_160Enjoy your 12-hour flight whilst I sit on my nice bed. Losers. I'm never getting on a plane ever again.
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32:59–33:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_161Fuck that. If you can't find what you want in your own country, then you must be doing something wrong.
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33:11–33:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_162That's why I don't want a girlfriend from another country, because then you end up having to constantly fly backwards and forwards to see family. No thanks.
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33:19–33:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_163I would die happily if I never have to sit on a plane ever again. Done with all that.
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33:30–33:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_164Shit.
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33:38–33:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_165Look, they got AR mode.
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33:41–33:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_166Oh cool,
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33:44–33:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_167there's a plane there, there's a plane up there.
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33:47–33:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_168Flying sucks. The only reason I even got on a plane was because I wanted sex. Now I can just have sex in my own country.
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34:03–34:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_169Pretty good.
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34:12–34:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_170I don't know why I thought I couldn't have sex in my own country. For some reason I thought it'd be hard, or I didn't like the girls. Actually, I quite like English girls.
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34:17–34:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_171My only motivation to get on a plane to go to Japan was to get a girlfriend
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34:28–34:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_172when I could have just gotten a girlfriend here. It's weird.
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34:35–34:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_173A lot of English girls like me, actually. I've had more English girls in— I've had more English girlfriends than any other kind of girlfriend.
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34:52–35:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_174Racking them up now.
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35:05–35:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_175God, the pillow's so heavy. It's like 10 kg.
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36:16–36:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_176How many Japanese girlfriends did I have?
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36:41–36:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_177Uh, one.
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36:46–36:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_178Does the first one even count? I dated her for like 2 weeks and we didn't even do it. I don't think that even counts. My only real Japanese girlfriend or partner was Chihiro.
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36:49–36:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_179Who else then? What, chlamydia girlfriend for 3 months? It's not really a girlfriend, is it? Does it really count as a girlfriend if you're only together for a few months?
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37:02–37:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_180I never even met her, it's just online.
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37:13–37:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_181Only really had one Japanese girlfriend, it was Chihiro, and then became my wife.
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37:18–37:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_182And then Korean one, the French one, the Dutch girlfriend. I've actually not really had that many girlfriends if you think about it, like proper girlfriends that lasted more than just a few months. Faster was like my longest girl, 2 years.
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37:27–37:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_183One Thai, one Korean, one Japanese, one Dutch.
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37:46–37:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_184I don't really think Comedia One counts.
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37:57–37:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_185Yeah, the French tiger. Maybe you count her as Thai, then I had 2 Thai girlfriends.
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38:03–38:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_186I don't think I've really had more than 4 girlfriends. If you are counting it like that.
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38:14–38:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_187What's a multiple, multiple month fling? It's hardly a girlfriend, is it?
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38:24–38:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_188It's like girls tell you, oh, they've only had one boyfriend, and they ignore the 20 hookups they had In the previous few years.
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38:37–38:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_189I had a multiple-month fling with a married Japanese woman. That's not a girlfriend.
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38:52–38:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_190What? Pia? That's not a girlfriend. We just hooked up a few times in 2019, 2022.
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39:27–39:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_191In 2021,
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39:38–39:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_192but she lost interest in me. Fair enough, I guess.
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39:44–39:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_193I guess she was pretty mad when I promised her a road trip and then I went off to Thailand instead.
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39:53–39:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_194I
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40:07–40:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_195wonder who sees him as dating now.
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40:10–40:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_196Cold. Market opens in 2 hours.
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41:14–41:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_197Asia pre-market session. Probably nothing's gonna happen.
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41:20–41:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_198I just outran him. I had a 15 kg backpack on. I still outran the fat fuck.
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41:56–42:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_199I had 15 kgs of tech. I had the belt— I mean, had LiFePO4 battery bank, had 17-inch Razer Blade Pro gaming laptop, I had 5 phones, iPad Pro, Switch OLED. That's why I started selling off all my tech. I thought if I have to run away again, I don't want 15 kg in my backpack.
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42:08–42:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_200I don't know if you remember me streaming on Twitch packing my bag before leaving. Sitting at my live use solo gear, I had the red cable, looked like a bomb.
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42:32–42:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_201Backpack was stuffed full of tech and I had to take it all out of the airport, scan it in, put it all back in. So annoying.
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42:45–42:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_202I couldn't fight him. He's bigger than me, taller and fatter.
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43:18–43:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_203I wouldn't be able to put out enough power to knock him out or immobilize him. The only option was to try and run.
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43:30–43:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_204I phoned the police. I phoned up the Thailand Tourism Police. I said, my I said, my girlfriend's crazy ex is trying to kill me. And they kept saying, where is your location? I was like, I don't know, I'm in a village
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43:46–44:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_205in the middle of nowhere.
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44:03–44:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_206I didn't know what to do. I thought I was being hunted down by some crazy Thai man who's going to take me to the jungle and butcher me.
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44:07–44:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_207I was so scared. No one was around to help.
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44:16–44:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_208I couldn't communicate with the locals to ask for help either.
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44:26–44:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_209It was very scary.
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44:38–44:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_210I said, my girl— my girlfriend and her ex are crazy. They're trying to kill me.
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44:42–44:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_211They phoned me back and I said, oh, everything's okay, don't worry.
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44:50–44:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_212Foster was like, oh my God, you phoned the police?
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44:59–45:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_213I thought they were both crazy. I thought I had to get out of there.
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45:04–45:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_214It was like a tourism place because they spoke English.
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45:14–45:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_215On that Thailand program that was on last night, they said the English UK Embassy were dealing with some British guy who got caught trying to smuggle weed. I don't know if it was into the country or out of the country, and they said drug smuggling Could get him the death penalty. Jesus, just trying to get some weed
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45:22–45:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_216out and then he's going to get death penalty, possibly.
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45:43–45:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_217How about just don't smuggle drugs?
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45:50–45:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_218Not worth it.
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45:55–45:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_219Southeast Asia don't mess about when it comes to drugs. I mean, look at Philippines. They just shoot them with firing squad.
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46:01–46:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_220I heard they're making it illegal again this year in Thailand, making weed illegal again. Guess their little experiment bringing all the weed addicts here didn't work out.
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46:10–46:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_221I guess they don't want to be the Amsterdam of Asia.
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46:25–46:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_222Yeah, it's only for medicinal uses now, isn't it?
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46:32–46:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_223I feel sorry for that guy that I smoked in his shop. What's he going to do now? He's got to shut down his shop.
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46:39–46:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_224He's probably going to do a fish shop next. Though we seem to open up these fish shops selling bettas, betta fish.
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46:54–47:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_225Well, Vex died from that kratom drink, didn't he? I don't understand what happened, like he had a heart attack or something.
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47:05–47:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_226Imagine going to Thailand and not dying or getting in trouble with the police.
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47:15–47:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_227Shame about Hexed, although he did seem like he was becoming kind of unhinged when he was hanging out with Johnny. He looked kind of slovenly and overweight, unwashed. He seemed depressed.
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47:22–47:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_228Didn't he want to become a Japanese translator, but his Japanese was really bad?
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47:41–47:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_229I don't know, why didn't he just stick with the YouTube thing? Didn't he say something like he achieved what he wanted out of it?
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47:55–48:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_230I don't think I've ever seen a hot tiger.
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49:16–49:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_231Never really been that interested in them.
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49:37–49:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_232Sandpepper's girlfriend looks okay, I guess, but it's not like I fantasize about her or anything.
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49:43–49:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_233No, I'm not really interested in Asia anymore. The appeal has died for me.
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50:40–50:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_234Having a baby looks kind of fun. Like, I can see it as a pretty powerful bonding experience. Like, you share— you go through the experience together. From day one
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51:04–51:15 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_235looking after this little life form.
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51:18–51:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_236It looks like a lot of work. I don't know how you could manage it without help.
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51:40–51:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_237I wish I could have a long-term relationship. It just never works out, does it?
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52:06–52:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_238I feel like PewDiePie's had his kid for ages and it still looks really like a kid.
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52:15–52:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_239It doesn't even talk yet.
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52:31–52:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_240How can it take so long for it to be able to talk?
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52:36–52:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_241How many years? Like 3 years, 4 years? That's ages.
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52:40–52:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_242What, David Bond has a kid? Really? What, in the jungle of Philippines?
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52:50–52:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_243See, he went from having a harem to just having one girl. In the end, monogamy wins, doesn't it? Everyone thinks a harem sounds amazing,
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53:01–53:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_244but I don't know how that Japanese guy with the 5 wives does it. He must be like a sex god or something. He's not even rich.
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53:13–53:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_2452 of my cousins— well, one of my cousins has had a kid already. Another one's pregnant.
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53:26–53:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_246The curtains are closed because it's cold. Everyone's having kids. I can't even get a steady relationship.
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53:55–54:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_247The
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54:25–54:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_248only girlfriends I can get that want to stay with me are usually way older than me.
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54:35–54:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_249I actually think the S10+ is better than the iPhone X. It doesn't feel any slower,
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56:55–57:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_250and it's got better cameras. It's got a zoom and a wide-angle.
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57:05–57:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_251Design is a bit outdated. That's it, really.
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57:15–57:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_252I get this question.
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57:52–57:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_253Is it time for me to ditch my iPhone 14 Pro Max in favour? Isn't it weird how— excuse me? Isn't it weird how so—
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58:29–58:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_254Do you have any Bitcoin?
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58:39–58:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_255I don't want to be put on the spot, guys.
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59:15–59:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_256别阻止门窗开启,也阻止里面引龙鱼。 我 总 要 走 出去, 看 眼 前 下面 的
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59:20–59:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_257事情。
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59:50–59:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_258别 说 里 面 唱 的, 只是 里 面 已经 有。 我要 走 出去 看。 S ometimes we got to remember. People just walking in front of it like we 're not recording.
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59:53–1:00:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_259Why does she look like this? What's this?
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1:00:21–1:00:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_260You changed. What?
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1:00:38–1:00:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_261Hold on. How? I guarantee it.
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1:00:53–1:01:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_262You think
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1:01:06–1:01:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_263you're a hard man? Oh, I know it. It's warm in here. We've got beautiful women and good brown ale. Brown ale. Is to put one of us in the cold ground with no women to keep us company. Oh, there's women in the ground. At which some they are myself. So have you. You like fucking and drinking, singing,
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1:01:16–1:01:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_264but killing— killing's the thing you love. You're just like me, only smaller. I'm quicker. Your lord ain't going to miss you. I, I expect you will someday.
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1:01:43–1:01:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_265One more drink before the war, shall we?
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1:02:04–1:02:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_266You think you're a hard man? Hound versus Ser Bronn would have been a cool fight.
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1:02:09–1:02:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_267Hey, if you clean this car spotless back here in detail—
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1:02:25–1:02:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_268I
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1:02:31–1:02:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_269know many Chinese words actually, like ni hao.
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1:02:34–1:02:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_270I think Cantonese is like dying language though.
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1:02:58–1:03:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_271Barely any country speak it. What? Hong Kong? It's not even a country. It's like little city on the edge of China.
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1:03:07–1:03:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_272Only 2 places speak Cantonese: Hong Kong, which is just a city, and then
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1:03:18–1:03:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_273some Chinese Malaysian people.
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1:03:25–1:03:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_274Not even a whole country speaks Cantonese. It's not even a whole language, just like a dialect of Chinese, isn't it?
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1:03:32–1:03:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_275But Singapore, what do they speak? Probably Mandarin.
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1:03:46–1:03:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_276I used to think Hong Kong was like an island, a whole country, and then I realized it's just a little city.
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1:03:55–1:04:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_277That for some reason the British got control of for 100 years.
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1:04:05–1:04:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_278So what's the point learning Cantonese?
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1:04:14–1:04:15 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_279When would it ever be useful?
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1:04:21–1:04:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_280嗯。
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1:05:05–1:05:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_281At least my back aches a little bit less sitting like this.
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1:05:32–1:05:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_282I do not like this silky satin pillowcase. Seems a bit sleazy, but yeah. 嗯,嗯,嗯。
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1:05:39–1:06:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_283Yeah, but it's pointless because I'm never going to go to Hong Kong. I don't live in Malaysia. And even if you live in Malaysia, Cantonese isn't the main language. Malay is the main language.
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1:06:28–1:06:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_284And all my relatives speak fluent English, so it's not like I need Cantonese to talk to them. And then I don't even talk to them anyway.
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1:06:40–1:06:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_285Barely said a word when they came around for a month for my sister's wedding.
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1:06:49–1:06:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_286I didn't even talk to my cousin.
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1:06:57–1:06:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_287Korean and Japanese makes sense because most Korean people and most Japanese people don't speak English, and those are actually proper countries
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1:07:07–1:07:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_288where you need the language. I mean, you don't really need it, do you? Just makes it a bit easier.
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1:07:17–1:07:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_289Pretty sure you can get by fine in Japan without Japanese.
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1:07:27–1:07:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_290Just learn 大丈夫です and はい.
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1:07:32–1:07:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_291大丈夫です is probably the most used thing I said in Japan because they ask you so many questions like, do you want the receipt? Do you want a plastic bag? Would you like them put in the same bag?
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1:07:41–1:07:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_292I've always said that I'd do all the best to myself, everything.
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1:08:00–1:08:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_293Oh yeah, I banned the word fitted because someone said that I should get a fitted shirt.
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1:09:30–1:09:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_294And then I was like, why would I get a fitted shirt to wear in my house?
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1:09:40–1:09:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_295Don't ever say fitted, ever.
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1:09:56–1:10:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_296Oh, you're Fucking banned.
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1:10:03–1:10:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_297I just realized none of my neighbors are actually British.
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1:10:22–1:10:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_298Next door neighbor where my uncle lives they, uh, Nigerians.
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1:10:27–1:10:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_299Neighbors opposite are Irish travelers, and then the neighbors up the road are Indians, and then we're like Chinese English.
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1:10:33–1:10:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_300There's actually no English on this road.
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1:10:44–1:10:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_301It's kind of funny.
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1:10:50–1:10:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_302Maybe that's why my uncle left.
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1:11:01–1:11:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_303He went west towards where the English are. Devon's like almost 99% English.
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1:11:07–1:11:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_304It seems so hard to build a house, have a job, raise a family, have a wife, all at the same time. I can't even— I can manage one at a time.
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1:11:51–1:12:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_305I can't even manage having one thing at a time.
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1:12:07–1:12:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_306Having a job and a girlfriend at the same time, really hard, because you end up being all stressed out about your job and then you neglect your girlfriend and then she gets upset, but you're like stressed about your job, so you're not very chatty.
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1:12:15–1:12:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_307Really tough to be emotionally available.
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1:12:39–1:12:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_308And then I can be really emotionally available when I don't have a job, but then I'm broke
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1:12:46–1:12:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_309and seem like a loser who has no job.
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1:12:57–1:12:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_310There's that. Mr. Meadow Mouse.
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1:14:14–1:14:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_311Oh, I can't get to your window because I shut the curtain.
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1:14:21–1:14:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_312If you say the special word, maybe I'll open it.
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1:14:28–1:14:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_313Whoa,
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1:14:33–1:14:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_314we're friends now.
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1:14:37–1:14:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_315Best mates.
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1:14:39–1:14:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_316He doesn't even acknowledge you. At least Mr. Meow Meow meows at you. He's trying to jump down the gap,
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1:14:45–1:14:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_317big boy.
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1:14:54–1:14:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_318Oh look, he's climbing on me. How rude.
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1:15:05–1:15:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_319He's always got to try and get into little small spaces.
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1:15:25–1:15:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_320Oh God, just climb all over me. Why not?
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1:15:57–1:16:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_321He's heavy.
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1:16:07–1:16:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_322God, what are they doing now?
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1:16:12–1:16:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_323Oh no, don't stand on my laptop. Oh, imagine he actually ends the stream.
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1:16:16–1:16:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_324Oh, he's trying to get on the window. No! Hey, stop! What are you doing?
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1:16:28–1:16:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_325Gypsies just roll up in their car with the music blasting, start horning at their own gate.
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1:16:41–1:16:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_326That's the worst thing about living here.
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1:16:48–1:16:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_327Why do they horn at their own gate? Can't they just remotely open it with a button? I think someone on the inside has to open it, and then they arrive and horn at them to say, I'm here, open the gate.
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1:16:53–1:17:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_328You know the types that drive around with the window open with their arm hanging out the door? With the hand flopped.
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1:17:18–1:17:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_329Do you think that looks cool or lame? I don't know.
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1:17:25–1:17:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_330You got like an image of a guy, like a middle-aged man with a button collar shirt with the top button open with a bit of chest out, and his sleeves are rolled down but the cuffs are like rolled up a little bit, unbuttoned. He's got his arm hanging out the window Hand flopped,
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1:17:31–1:17:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_331driving an Audi or BMW,
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1:17:50–1:17:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_332smoking a cigarette. They probably think they look so cool.
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1:17:55–1:17:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_333Oh God, they're shouting and blasting music out of their car now.
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1:18:29–1:18:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_334This neighborhood really went downhill.
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1:18:36–1:18:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_335I miss my nice quiet Devon neighborhood. Everyone's nice and quiet.
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1:18:41–1:18:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_336Shame they will hate me now.
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1:18:51–1:18:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_337Look how peaceful it looks.
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1:19:02–1:19:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_338Looks so peaceful.
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1:19:08–1:19:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_339I don't really feel like I want to go back, to be honest.
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1:19:33–1:19:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_340It's just nothing really making me want to go back.
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1:19:42–1:19:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_341You
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1:19:55–1:19:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_342know, all my neighbors are old, or like 50+. I'm the youngest Asian in the village.
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1:20:02–1:20:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_343The only Asian. Last of my kind. A dying breed.
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1:20:15–1:20:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_344Oh God, I really can't be bothered to drive all the way back. Wish she just had autopilot.
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1:20:37–1:20:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_345It's all motorway anyway.
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1:20:44–1:20:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_346Yeah, well, if I get rid of the bed and I get a nice chair in here, I'll be pretty comfy.
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1:20:47–1:20:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_347I've wasted so much money on this stupid Devon house
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1:21:02–1:21:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_348trying to prove a point.
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1:21:09–1:21:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_349Just don't see any benefits of going back
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1:21:14–1:21:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_350apart from it's nice and quiet and the driving is nice and relaxed.
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1:21:22–1:21:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_351It just seems like such a waste of money, doesn't it?
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1:21:42–1:21:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_352Getting so many conflicting feelings being back home.
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1:21:48–1:21:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_353I need to give them 2 months notice,
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1:22:04–1:22:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_354and then I need to make sure the place is back to how it was. Otherwise, they won't give me my deposit money back, and then I've got to move all my stuff.
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1:22:09–1:22:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_355I do like Pushkin.
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1:22:24–1:22:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_356Those big Fluffy bunny. Fluffy boy.
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1:22:27–1:22:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_357What am I even gonna do with the furniture anyway?
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1:22:54–1:22:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_358Where is
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1:23:00–1:23:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_359he going?
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1:23:03–1:23:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_360Wow, glitched out the camera. Imagine how much money I could save without paying rent. Imagine like £1,000 just going into my stocks and shares ISA every month
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1:23:13–1:23:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_361would be nice.
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1:23:29–1:23:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_362You found your new bed, did you? Your new
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1:23:43–1:23:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_363Your
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1:23:50–1:23:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_364new bed.
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1:23:54–1:23:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_365What's
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1:23:59–1:24:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_366the matter? Maybe I'll get him some catnip.
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1:24:02–1:24:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_367He's got such a big face. Compared to Mr. Meow Meow.
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1:24:10–1:24:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_368Yeah, I feel like there's more stuff to do here,
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1:25:36–1:25:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_369even though I am a bit restricted with not going down to stream.
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1:25:40–1:25:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_370Yeah, because you're the only one chatting, but no one else has questions to answer.
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1:26:19–1:26:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_371Because I'm stuck with you.
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1:26:26–1:26:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_372Would be nice to get another cat for him to play with.
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1:26:41–1:26:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_373He's so fluffy.
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1:26:53–1:26:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_374I messed up all the bit that he licked clean. Now he's pissed.
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1:26:58–1:27:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_375He's cleaned himself and messed it all up again.
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1:27:05–1:27:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_376It's got big arms as well.
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1:27:16–1:27:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_377I don't even know what they're cleaning.
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1:27:40–1:27:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_378They're cleaning nothing. I don't see anything on him. Cleaning dust, maybe.
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1:27:44–1:27:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_379I just noticed that the, um, the hotel I booked for next weekend is actually not that far from Diddly Squat Farm. It's actually in the Cotswolds. I didn't notice I booked it so far up.
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1:28:08–1:28:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_380Diddly Squat Farm is probably like an hour drive away from the place I booked.
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1:28:23–1:28:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_381I'm seriously considering coming back here after the hotel and not going back to my house. Kind of dumb, isn't it?
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1:28:32–1:28:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_382Like, I could go back to my house, but then I feel like, what's the point?
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1:28:41–1:28:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_383Yeah, it's the name of Jeremy Clarkson's farm shop.
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1:28:49–1:28:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_384Just imagine all the gadgets and junk I could buy with the money saved if I moved out.
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1:28:56–1:29:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_385Guy's such a fidget,
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1:29:11–1:29:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_386keeps going backwards and forwards between the window and the bed. Why you got to stand on the laptop? Oh my God.
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1:29:14–1:29:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_387Every time.
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1:29:23–1:29:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_388In foresight, it made sense. In hiding sight, it does not. How many times are they gonna horn at each other?
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1:29:36–1:29:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_389How lazy can you be to just not get out of the car?
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1:29:46–1:29:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_390I just see a couple of them.
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1:29:54–1:29:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_391What should I do tomorrow? Maybe I'll help my mum take the bed out into the garage. Could stream that. And then I might clean my car and then day trading it too.
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1:30:31–1:30:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_392I can't be bothered doing Uber Eats. Why do Uber Eats when I could become a day trading millionaire? I got the skill set and the knowledge, I just need the discipline.
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1:30:49–1:30:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_393And the self-control.
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1:31:10–1:31:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_394That Harriet girl is collabing with Richard Hammond's daughter now on their YouTube channel.
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1:31:21–1:31:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_395Damn. Man dies and several injured in M5 crashes in Devon. That's why it took so long.
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1:32:52–1:32:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_396Driver in his 30s from Plymouth died after a collision involving 4 vehicles at 11 PM.
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1:33:02–1:33:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_397Man in his 40s arrested on suspicion of causing death by dangerous driving remains in custody. Yeah, I went on that road on the way here.
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1:33:09–1:33:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_398I need toilet.
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1:33:28–1:33:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_399Oh.
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1:36:57–1:36:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_400Yeah,
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1:37:36–1:37:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_401wow, views going up. Come on, iPhone video. I'm gonna be the next Marques Brownlee.
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1:37:55–1:38:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_402Hello. 256 knots is approximately 200. Yeah, okay. So how is the iPhone Air better than the iPhone 12 mini?
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1:38:46–1:38:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_403The iPhone Air has a larger display, more powerful processor, and higher resolution.
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1:38:57–1:39:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_404Say that again.
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1:39:04–1:39:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_405The iPhone Air— say it again. The iPhone Air has a larger display, more more powerful processor and higher resolution cameras compared to the iPhone 12 Mini. Want more details? Yeah, but what can it do that the iPhone 12 Mini can't do?
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1:39:07–1:39:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_406The iPhone Air can handle more demanding tasks with its more powerful processor, and it offers a 120Hz refresh rate for smoother scrolling and gaming. It also has enhanced camera capabilities, including better low-light performance and additional photo and video features. The larger battery provides longer usage times. Is there anything specific you're curious about? Hmm, how is it better
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1:39:27–1:39:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_407than the iPhone 17?
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1:39:53–1:39:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_408The iPhone Air is thinner and lighter than the iPhone 17 but comes with some trade-offs. It has a larger display but only a single rear camera and a smaller battery capacity. The iPhone 17 offers dual rear cameras, and a slightly longer battery life. It boils down to personal preference— the sleek design of the Air or the more
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1:39:58–1:40:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_409versatile features of the 17. What features are most important to you?
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1:40:18–1:40:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_410I mean, I'm on 30% battery and I've been using it all day and I haven't charged it once, so battery is pretty good
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1:40:25–1:40:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_411in my opinion.
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1:40:35–1:40:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_412But what can I do with it that I couldn't already do before? Doesn't do anything new, does it?
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1:40:45–1:40:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_413I remember with the iPhone 15 Pro it had that really cool macro lens. How come this one doesn't? I remember zooming in on my shrimp.
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1:40:51–1:41:00 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_414That was pretty cool.
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1:41:03–1:41:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_415It's funny because the reason why I didn't like those Chinese phones is because you couldn't use the wide angle, but now with iPhone X, it doesn't even have a wide angle.
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1:41:11–1:41:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_416No, Chinese phones have wide angle, but you can't use them on IRL Pro or IV Cam. I had the Nothing Phone 3A. You couldn't use them outside of the default camera app, something about API.
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1:41:45–1:42:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_417It was a nice phone, Nothing Phone 3A.
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1:42:10–1:42:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_418I liked how you could fully charge it in like 15 minutes.
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1:42:14–1:42:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_419Had 60-watt charging.
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1:42:20–1:42:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_420I love that,
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1:42:24–1:42:24 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_421but I don't even need to charge my iPhone Air. It's on 30% battery.
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1:42:31–1:42:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_422Indian summer to return to the UK this week.
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1:42:44–1:42:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_423Interesting. Oh look, it's sunny Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday in Devon. When I leave, it stops raining every single day. Typical.
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1:43:06–1:43:15 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_424And now it's raining
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1:43:43–1:43:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_425Tuesday, Wednesday. Monday is sunny, Thursday cloudy, Friday sunny,
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1:43:47–1:43:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_426and then raining on the weekend.
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1:43:54–1:43:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_427Yeah, I talked to my girlfriend.
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1:44:08–1:44:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_428I'm seeing her this week, next weekend,
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1:44:14–1:44:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_429and then I don't know, I might actually just come back here instead of going back to my house.
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1:44:19–1:44:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_430I don't know. I mean, I could go back to my house, couldn't I? And then sit there being bored.
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1:44:28–1:44:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_431The house is a £900 a month storage place for my furniture that I don't use. If I'm not there, I can't use it, can I? 嗯,好。
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1:44:45–1:44:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_432Hopefully I get my £1,000 deposit back.
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1:45:27–1:45:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_433I've got to fix that socket,
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1:45:31–1:45:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_434do something about the garden.
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1:45:36–1:45:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_435Don't know what I do with my washing machine, my fridge, bring back all this junk here. What about the sofa? I like my sofa. Actually, I like my bed as well, although it's too big for this room.
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1:45:42–1:45:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_436I don't know, so it's very tempting to move back, isn't it? I'm thinking of the money.
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1:46:06–1:46:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_437That I'd say.
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1:46:16–1:46:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_438I think I'd be a bit depressed going back to Devon. I'll be like, oh God, here again.
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1:46:31–1:46:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_439What even is the fucking point.
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1:46:39–1:46:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_440Sit in that cold house blowing half my money.
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1:46:45–1:46:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_441Hey, hey, hey, hey, bored of Devon. Been everywhere there,
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1:47:41–1:47:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_442and the novelty of having your own house kind of wears off.
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1:47:53–1:47:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_443You know, I wish I could just get dementia and forget about the whole thing,
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1:48:31–1:48:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_444and it all just goes away and I'm back here.
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1:48:38–1:48:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_445Like, I woke up and none of it actually happened.
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1:48:44–1:48:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_446At least in Rotterdam I was able to ditch everything.
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1:48:53–1:48:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_447What will they do, send the Rotterdam police after me?
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1:48:59–1:49:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_448Really feel like I've dug myself into a hole.
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1:49:34–1:49:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_449Not the good kind of hole.
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1:49:39–1:49:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_450Another 15 to 20K blown trying to be independent.
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1:50:40–1:50:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_451End up back here anyway. Could have had that in investments, could have bought a Tesla.
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1:50:47–1:50:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_452No, I don't really want to go to Japan.
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1:51:05–1:51:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_453Boring.
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1:51:30–1:51:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_454I don't even care about Japanese women anymore.
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1:51:33–1:51:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_455I completely lost interest.
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1:51:37–1:51:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_456I don't
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1:51:46–1:51:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_457know why I lost interest.
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1:52:01–1:52:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_458Really don't know.
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1:52:09–1:52:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_459It's just the magic disappeared.
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1:52:12–1:52:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_460The novelty of living there wore off.
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1:52:17–1:52:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_461I didn't think I was gonna come back home. Remember, I remember saying I wouldn't come back for Christmas because I thought— I mean, it's exactly as I predicted. I was scared if I come back, I wouldn't want to leave. And then it'll make me feel stupid about how much money I've wasted on this stupid house.
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1:52:51–1:53:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_462Now I don't really want to leave.
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1:53:19–1:53:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_463Really liked going out in the garden today.
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1:53:23–1:53:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_464If the place was just a bit tidier, it'd be a lot nicer. I don't know why there's so much— like, why is there a yellow suitcase outside my door? Who does it even belong to? Why is it there?
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1:53:29–1:53:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_465And why is there like a cat basket that Pushkin never even uses there?
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1:53:47–1:53:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_466But where would you put it all?
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1:53:56–1:53:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_467It needs to go in the bin or in the garage.
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1:54:01–1:54:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_468I don't know,
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1:54:28–1:54:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_469things might be different when the lodger comes back. She's not here currently.
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1:54:44–1:54:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_470Hopefully she doesn't roam about in the garden when I'm streaming.
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1:54:58–1:55:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_471Hopefully our cart doesn't get in our way.
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1:55:13–1:55:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_472Hello, hello, hello.
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1:55:54–1:55:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_473Look at this scratching post.
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1:56:15–1:56:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_474A big cactus.
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1:56:19–1:56:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_475Push can coming back.
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1:56:32–1:56:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_476He did his 10-minute shift
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1:57:04–1:57:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_477watching the window.
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1:57:08–1:57:08 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_478What you doing?
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1:57:15–1:57:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_479Why does he seem kind of depressed?
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1:57:19–1:57:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_480It just doesn't seem all springy and happy like Mr. Meow Meow did.
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1:57:24–1:57:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_481Are you okay?
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1:57:34–1:57:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_482Vamos.
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1:57:48–1:58:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_483Big cat. He's bigger than the baby.
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1:58:56–1:58:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_484He's not even sleeping. He'll get up in 2 minutes and go back to the window. He's just pretending. Bet you anything he's gonna get up in 2 minutes.
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1:59:36–1:59:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_485Keeps doing the same routine.
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1:59:50–1:59:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_486I think I can make £75 today, plus the £50,
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2:00:29–2:00:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_487plus £75 Monday and Tuesday. I'm only gonna make £270 for Thursday. Not
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2:00:36–2:00:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_488bad.
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2:00:48–2:00:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_489We mostly talked about my granddad at dinner, about those letters. I told them about how my granddad's brother was a PhD in yarn spinning.
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2:01:14–2:01:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_490He wrote several books on yarn.
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2:01:30–2:01:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_491He loved his yarn.
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2:01:35–2:01:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_492No, he didn't go mental.
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2:01:40–2:01:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_493My granddad went a little bit mental.
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2:01:44–2:01:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_494Oh yeah. 嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯嗯。
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2:02:26–2:02:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_495I don't know, if I had infinite money, money wasn't an issue, would I still want the house in Devon?
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2:05:04–2:05:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_496My main motivation of moving out is money, isn't it?
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2:05:15–2:05:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_497But even if money wasn't an issue, it's still really boring and lonely
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2:05:26–2:05:30 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_498living there all alone.
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2:05:33–2:05:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_499I don't know what money could do to make it any better apart from buy me a girlfriend. I can get all the tech computer, TV, a phone, big fridge, still wouldn't really make me happier, wouldn't it? I don't really know why I'm unhappy there.
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2:05:42–2:06:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_500Is it the financial pressure? If there was no financial pressure, would I be happy there? I don't know. I don't think so.
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2:06:04–2:06:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_501I don't really know what the problem is.
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2:06:18–2:06:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_502Do I not want my own place or what? I thought I did.
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2:06:22–2:06:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_503The iPhone Air is not really making me happy. The only fun thing to do with it is look at it from the side and go, wow, it's so thin.
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2:06:32–2:06:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_504Well, I think I'm happier currently here,
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2:06:42–2:06:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_505and I can play football in the garden.
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2:06:57–2:06:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_506I don't really know what would make me happy.
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2:08:04–2:08:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_507A girlfriend I can stream with would be pretty nice.
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2:08:15–2:08:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_508A girlfriend who doesn't make me go and get a job. And we just do silly stuff on the stream.
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2:08:23–2:08:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_509Easy money.
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2:08:31–2:08:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_510I
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2:09:01–2:09:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_511don't know, it's
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2:09:12–2:09:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_512I have no desire to go back to that house.
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2:09:18–2:09:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_513I got very emotional when I got to the, um, when I got off the M20 and came down
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2:09:54–2:10:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_514into Bearstead and I didn't need the GPS anymore and I just remembered the way home.
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2:10:05–2:10:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_515And then that Golden song, Demon Hunter song, came on the radio. I was kind of holding back the tears, to be honest. I just— that road is so familiar.
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2:10:12–2:10:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_516I remember being driven up and down it going to school, being taken into Maidstone, and then doing my own driving lessons there. And then I'm like back
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2:10:24–2:10:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_517After just driving for hours,
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2:10:39–2:10:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_518felt very emotional driving through Harrietsham again,
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2:10:44–2:10:46 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_519seeing the house my friend lived in,
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2:10:50–2:10:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_520the Indian restaurant Taste of Bengal.
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2:10:54–2:10:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_521Driving past the abandoned school my dad used to go to when he was a kid,
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2:11:09–2:11:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_522the familiarity of it just made me kind of emotional.
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2:11:15–2:11:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_523It wasn't just a random place, it was a place
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2:11:21–2:11:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_524that has sentimental value and meaning to me. Because I grew up there,
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2:11:26–2:11:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_525had the experiences there that go back decades, whereas Devon doesn't really mean anything, really. Only been there 9 months.
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2:11:32–2:11:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_526Life in Devon has been like life on hard mode, trying to get a job, getting a house.
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2:12:32–2:12:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_527Getting out of that.
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2:12:46–2:12:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_528Look at him
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2:13:38–2:13:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_529on his back.
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2:13:50–2:13:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_530New feet.
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2:14:13–2:14:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_531He's like—
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2:14:33–2:14:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_532this is so funny.
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2:14:42–2:14:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_533What can you even do with the furniture? It's not like we need— I don't know, maybe my mum would prefer my sofa over the red one downstairs because it's newer.
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2:15:12–2:15:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_534But the L shape is the wrong way around. My mum's sofa is L-shaped like that. Mine is the other way.
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2:15:24–2:15:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_535Yeah, imagine I put the sofa in this room
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2:15:36–2:15:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_536and then I sleep on the sofa instead of sleeping on the bed.
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2:15:42–2:15:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_537No, again, the L-shape is the wrong way around. It would be like that. It'd be nice if it fit on this corner,
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2:15:48–2:15:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_538unless I can rearrange the sofa. I don't think it would actually because of the armrests,
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2:15:57–2:16:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_539and the bed is too big for this room. It's a double size.
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2:16:08–2:16:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_540Well, you could put it in the downstairs bedroom, have 2 double beds.
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2:16:14–2:16:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_541And then you got the washing machine. What'd you do with that?
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2:16:39–2:16:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_542The fridge is not a problem.
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2:16:57–2:16:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_543And some more of you people were saying I should get a big fridge.
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2:17:00–2:17:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_544Terrible idea.
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2:17:12–2:17:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_545Asia market in 20 minutes.
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2:17:40–2:17:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_546So exciting.
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2:17:54–2:17:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_547I don't know how things ended up like this.
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2:19:25–2:19:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_548Renting some random house. 250 miles away.
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2:19:36–2:19:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_549What a stupid waste of money.
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2:19:47–2:19:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_550I just want to focus on achieving my real dream and passion in life.
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2:22:01–2:22:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_551Becoming a day trader.
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2:22:13–2:22:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_552I'm gonna prove all of you wrong.
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2:22:33–2:22:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_553Then you say it.
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2:22:54–2:22:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_554I dream of clicking buttons on a screen, conjuring money out of nowhere. Without creating a product or servicing customers. It's my dream job.
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2:23:23–2:23:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_555A place in Cornwall called Lizard. That's weird.
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2:25:21–2:25:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_556Lizard. The Lizard is a peninsula in southern Cornwall.
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2:25:39–2:25:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_557Damn, my iPhone video's gone up to number 2. It's only beaten by the Switch video.
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2:25:59–2:26:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_558Why I Regret is a banger title.
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2:26:09–2:26:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_559Look, are we gonna take off for virality?
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2:26:14–2:26:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_560Come on, 10K views.
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2:26:18–2:26:20 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_561He looks like a little teddy bear.
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2:26:33–2:26:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_562There's something
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2:28:13–2:28:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_563nice and comforting, like a warm fuzzy feeling, being back home.
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2:28:16–2:28:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_564That house just feels a bit soulless in Devon. There's something just very empty and cold about it,
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2:28:23–2:28:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_565like maybe it's too sterile. Maybe all the clutter and the junk here gives the house character.
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2:28:33–2:28:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_566Uh, driving back is gonna be annoying.
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2:30:26–2:30:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_567Wow, someone comfy.
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2:30:34–2:30:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_568I don't know if I'm gonna unprivate the videos.
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2:30:50–2:30:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_569I can't be bothered.
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2:30:58–2:30:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_570Can you be bothered?
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2:31:01–2:31:01 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_571Why can't there just be a select all videos button? It only shows you 50 videos per page. I've got to go through each 50-video page.
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2:31:04–2:31:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_572I can't believe I deleted my Instagram. Fuck, shouldn't have done that.
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2:31:20–2:31:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_573I haven't done Uber Eats yet. Too lazy.
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2:32:05–2:32:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_574Deleted the Instagram because I don't want to be discovered.
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2:32:22–2:32:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_575I want to reduce my discoverability.
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2:32:31–2:32:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_576I don't want all these social media profiles of myself
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2:32:39–2:32:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_577unless it makes money, and Instagram didn't make any money.
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2:32:44–2:32:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_578Deleted my Twitter as well. I don't even use it anyway.
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2:32:52–2:32:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_579Instagram was nice because I could get instant gratification by doing a story and a couple thousand people would watch it.
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2:33:03–2:33:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_580It was just like an attention thing.
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2:33:17–2:33:19 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_581It was probably the least dead thing out of all my pages.
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2:33:32–2:33:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_582Why is he staring at me?
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2:34:02–2:34:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_583Asia market, 3 minutes.
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2:35:11–2:35:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_584Gonna be rich.
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2:35:17–2:35:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_585Looks like I've got a roommate.
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2:35:25–2:35:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_586Does he know I'm filming him?
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2:35:32–2:35:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_587Who took my username on YouTube?
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2:35:42–2:35:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_588There's nothing stopping you from making a channel called Hiding My Room, is there? It's not like it was a— this username already taken. I could change my channel to PewDiePie if I wanted to.
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2:35:46–2:35:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_589Where is he going? Bed's going to be covered in cat hair.
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2:37:10–2:37:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_590No, not on the laptop. No. Oh, why does he have to walk on the keyboard?
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2:37:23–2:37:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_591Steps on my keyboard and then licks his feet.
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2:37:32–2:37:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_592Why is he sleeping there? Just sleeping all over the place.
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2:39:08–2:39:13 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_593That looks so comfy.
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2:39:21–2:39:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_594Okay, check the market.
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2:39:37–2:39:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_595Not doing anything.
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2:39:55–2:39:56 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_596Forward PE is similar to what we saw in the dot-com boom and bust. The question now becomes, is it more risky for you to buy here than it is to wait? And if you care about your money, how should you tackle the markets right now? I promise to answer that for you if you give me a few
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2:40:16–2:40:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_597minutes. Let's get right into it. Take stock of where we are currently. The Fed cut rates on September 17th, cut by 25 basis points, and what they were concerned by the most was weakening job market. Their concerns over the job market definitely overrode their concerns over inflation. We have 2 more Fed meetings. Yes, Traveling Trader, my hero.
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2:40:32–2:40:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_598There is a 25 basis point cut that is priced in, and December 10th there is another 25 basis point cut that is priced in. This will take the federal funds rate target to 3.5% to 3.75%. This is very much in line with what the Fed projections are based on the dot plot. The Fed projections are 3.6% for
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2:40:54–2:41:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_599the federal funds rate. When the Fed waits for a period of at least 5 to 12 months in between cuts, it signals that the Fed is actually not in a panic, and that is why typically we get positive returns for the following year. And moreover, when May, June, July, and August have all been positive and we have
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2:41:14–2:41:31 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_600had a 4-month winning streak, look at the returns 9 to 10 months later. 21 out of 22 times it was positive. But I want you to take a look at something more interesting here. 12 months out from that 4-month winning streak, this is the max drawdown, meaning the most that the market was down in between the 12
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2:41:31–2:41:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_601months after that 4-month winning streak. So although the 12-month return is mostly positive after the 4-month winning streak, we— it is not without volatility. This is the max drawdown. And it's no secret that right now valuations are insane. I've shared this with you before, but JP Morgan has calculated this. The 10-year returns, when we look at it
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2:41:50–2:42:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_602annualized, when the S&P 500 is at a 23 or greater forward PE valuation, are between -2% and 2%. But if we look at individual years, meaning what could happen within a year of being at this valuation, we've had 1-year returns of almost 40% in the past. And there are a ton of dot plots here that are in
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2:42:10–2:42:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_603double-digit territory returns when we are at this valuation and we are talking about 1-year returns. So that means at these valuations, similar to what we saw in the dot-com bubble, you can have extraordinary 1-year returns. 2025 is look— is looking to be one of those years.
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2:42:32–2:42:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_6042026 could be one of my tweezers.
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2:42:52–2:42:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_605Returns are not great at these valuations. Now, based on the fact that we are definitely in a bubble— this is an AI bubble, a technological revolution similar if not greater in importance to what we saw during the dot-com era, this bull market can last another 1 to 3 years in my opinion. You can see that we are
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2:42:59–2:43:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_606already on a very similar path to 1998, and it looks like if we are going to follow that path, we do have another 1 to 2 years of a bull market. And if we take a look at the forward PE and we compare it to the earnings per share, meaning the actual earnings, the valuations are still below
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2:43:17–2:43:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_607what are the projected earnings. It's when this blue line, which is the forward PE ratio in a percentage base, gets well above the earnings per share, which is the orange line, as you can see here, or you can see here. That is when we start to get into trouble because the companies are no longer reporting the earnings
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2:43:34–2:43:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_608that they are expected to, or forward guidance looks pretty meek. So what does all this mean with regards to you, your money, and your investments? In my opinion, This is not the time to be reckless or to be unaware of what your current situation is. So what is your time to retire? How many years or decades do
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2:43:51–2:44:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_609you have left in the market? If you're someone on the younger side, there are bigger risks that you can take here. If you are someone that is— that doesn't have that much time left to retire, there is a lot to think about. And it is also not the time to mix your swing trades with your your investing
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2:44:11–2:44:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_610thesis, right? There could be a lot of money to be made on speculative companies like Big Bear AI or like Oklo, which is in the nuclear energy space. This company is pre-revenue, it's not even making revenue, and it's already trading at $135 from a SPAC price of $10. Playing around with these stocks is very different, for instance,
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2:44:27–2:44:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_611from buying something like AMD, where if you do have a positive thesis on AMD, AMD as the second leader in GPUs, gaining more market share in the GPU space as Nvidia struggles to fill all of that demand because we are in an AI boom, and you think that AMD is a good investment for 20, 30 years down
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2:44:47–2:45:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_612the road. These are very two different things, right? Trading something like an OCLO or actually buying AMD for the long term, these are very different scenarios. Another thing is is value. Are you getting the value in the market currently? So if you buy— people are always asking me where to trade crypto, and honestly, I don't know why
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2:45:07–2:45:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_613some of y'all are making it harder on yourselves. Kraken has everything. Nvidia at $4 trillion, how much can you realistically squeeze out of there during the time that you have in the market? If you are on the younger side and you have 3 or 4 decades left in the market, yes, pretty much anything that buy that is
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2:45:27–2:45:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_614a mega cap right now will likely be higher in the future. I ran this exercise with the students in the Traveling Trader Academy, but I said, if you can go back to say 2007 and buy the top of 2007, not the bottom, but the top of 2007, would you buy it knowing that you wouldn't get your money
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2:45:44–2:46:03 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_615back for another 6 years? It took between 2007 and 2013 2013 just to get to the same place. So if you bought the top in 2007, you would have to wait 6 years to get your money back. But would you go through that if it meant that you would also be owning the S&P 500 18 years later
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2:46:03–2:46:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_616at 6,600? The answer is yes, of course you would. So I have no doubt that whatever mega caps you buy from here, even if you bought the S&P 500 at the top, if you have 20, 30, 40 years left to retire, will you be okay during that timeframe or after that timeframe? And the answer is probably yes.
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2:46:24–2:46:44 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_617So your situation is going to be very different from someone who has 5 years left to retire and is really pissed that they didn't catch all of these gains and is now going to dump all their money here. So with that said, in addition to knowing your time horizon and knowing your risk tolerance, It is extremely important
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2:46:44–2:47:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_618to know what you are investing in, to try to find value here. I don't think from this point that every investment is the same. So investing in UnitedHealthcare, something that is completely beat up, there is a lot of value on the table or on paper compared to something like an Nvidia or something like an Amazon or something
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2:47:02–2:47:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_619like a Microsoft at these levels. Now, it doesn't mean that you don't invest in those things. Of course you want to hold those, but at this point, like I said at the outset, do you have more to gain than to lose by buying at the highs, or do you have more to lose than to gain by buying
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2:47:21–2:47:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_620at these recent highs in the short term? And are you better off waiting for a potential correction? 25% battery on the iPhone Air, all-day battery since 9 AM in the morning. Pretty good. So one of the things that I had to charge iPhone 12 Mini like 3 times a day.
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2:47:37–2:47:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_621There are 202 S&P 500 stocks that are down year to date, and they're trading at a cheaper than average 22 PE, especially for the, the chip industry. What is he going on about? Revenue as well as it's operating, just the same thing every time, continues to grow, I do think that this company in the future can be
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2:48:07–2:48:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_622worth a lot more than it is today. And I think that there is a lot of value, or there is some potential value to extract out of this. Now, so far we're just talking about investing here. We're not even talking about swing trading, which in swing trading I'll trade anything if the opportunity is there. It doesn't mean
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2:48:27–2:48:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_623that I'm buying and holding that for the long I'll even trade companies that I don't really believe in for the long term. So for instance, if I see a breakout here on Big Bear AI, no shade to some of you who might be bullish on the company, I'm not, but I would still trade this breakout to get
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2:48:43–2:48:59 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_624to this level, for instance, and I would take profits, you know, within days or weeks after entering this position, for instance. I do think that you guys should be keeping a separate portfolio for investing and trading. You should not let one inform the other. And if you keep them in the same portfolio, I
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2:48:59–2:49:15 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_625I'm not sleeping on this bed, I'm sleeping on that bed. Bed sheet's already on.
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2:50:03–2:50:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_626So we can be free. Nobody's around now, so we can be free.
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2:50:27–2:50:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_627And I'm all mixed up, feeling cornered and rushed.
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2:50:57–2:51:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_628It's showtime.
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2:51:24–2:51:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_629Yes, hard
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2:51:47–2:51:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_630to do.
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2:51:51–2:51:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_631Well, Chris, you are known as Abroad in Japan. That's what they call me, considering you are in Japan and you are abroad, and it's a pun on your surname, which I found out until much later. When you first introduced yourself to me, you were just like, I'm Chris, and I was like, oh yeah, I'm Chris. You weren't
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2:52:19–2:52:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_632like, I'm Chris, but then when I found Found out that your surname was Broad, that's when it clicked. I was like, oh my God, very clever genius. Well, Chris, you are known as—
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2:52:33–2:52:42 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_633YouTube can make a decision tomorrow where they're like, you know what, long-form content, we're just doing YouTube Shorts. And at that point it's like, well, we're we're all screwed. When the algorithm was introduced, they did the opposite. They said short-form content. Yeah, anything under 10 minutes, we're doing it. Exactly. It's so unpredictable with the way this industry
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2:52:54–2:53:10 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_634is operating. When I was reflecting on my life, I was like, I'm 28, moving on to 29 right now. Can I see myself making content at age 40 or age 50 or age 60? Maybe. But there might also be a point where I'm just like, I'm kind of bored of this. There's nothing more creatively that I want
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2:53:10–2:53:27 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_635to do in this format that is YouTube. So then what do I do? YouTube can make a decision. I feel like he's kind of given up on his channel.
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2:53:28–2:53:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_636I haven't checked his channel in ages.
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2:53:39–2:53:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_637Damn, 70K, 90K, 100K. His views tanked.
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2:53:44–2:53:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_638His last video was a month ago. Disturbing bottom of the anime iceberg. New user exclusive, £10 off train travel. Claim your perk now. eToro presents how to invest in stocks in 30 seconds. Just open the app. A few weeks ago, I found this image on the anime subreddit titled
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2:53:53–2:54:17 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_639Poppy the Performer. You know when you ask people who have no idea about what Hades Project—
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2:54:19–2:54:26 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_640I reckon he's bored of it. Pre-1960s anime. This is a pretty— how can you not be bored of doing it 15 years plus?
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2:54:29–2:54:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_641That's the problem with YouTube.
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2:54:38–2:54:39 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_642Starts off as a dream. It's really fun for like 4 years tops, really,
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2:54:42–2:54:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_643and then it's just boring.
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2:54:49–2:54:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_644The grind, endless grind.
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2:54:52–2:54:55 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_645Akidearest still going strong.
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2:56:05–2:56:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_646Which segment? In the I'm fed up doing YouTube segment,
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2:56:11–2:56:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_647but I don't know what else to do.
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2:56:20–2:56:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_648I want to do something weird, like a project where I make something.
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2:56:30–2:56:35 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_649I don't know what though, like building a shed,
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2:56:39–2:56:41 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_650build a log cabin.
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2:56:50–2:56:51 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_651The whole thing about babies crying is kind of weird, isn't it?
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2:57:30–2:57:33 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_652Is it because they're scared, or are they in pain?
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2:57:37–2:57:40 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_653Apart from food, what else do they want?
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2:57:44–2:57:47 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_654It's funny you don't have any memory of when you were a baby crying.
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2:57:59–2:58:02 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_655Maybe it is a scary experience
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2:58:34–2:58:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_656because you're alive 9 months inside of the womb and then you're thrust into the real world.
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2:58:38–2:58:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_657But are they really that aware of anything that's going on?
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2:58:46–2:58:49 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_658Like, can they actually even see anything?
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2:58:52–2:58:54 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_659I just can't understand what it's like being a baby, even though I was a baby at one point.
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2:59:02–2:59:07 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_660You just have no memory of it.
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2:59:09–2:59:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_661But other animals don't do it.
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2:59:35–2:59:37 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_662Like, you don't see baby kittens or puppies crying. I mean, nothing else can cry like a human can, can they?
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2:59:40–2:59:50 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_663I've never seen a cat crying. When have you ever seen an animal crying, either with tears or making the noises? Even monkeys don't cry, do they?
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2:59:53–3:00:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_664Humans are strange things. They take so long to develop and grow as well.
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3:00:12–3:00:16 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_665A cat's a proper adult in a year.
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3:00:21–3:00:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_666Maybe humans just more complex, that's why.
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3:00:30–3:00:32 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_667What you doing?
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3:00:42–3:00:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_668The baby, baby.
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3:01:05–3:01:06 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_669Do you think the crying is extra loud for the cat because he's got better hearing?
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3:01:40–3:01:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_67030 minutes to go. See if I've made $100 today.
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3:02:37–3:02:43 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_671I wish I brought my little vacuum cleaner.
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3:03:16–3:03:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_672No, my mom is not nagging me.
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3:03:23–3:03:25 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_673Plans for tomorrow?
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3:04:52–3:04:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_674Not really.
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3:04:56–3:04:57 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_675I thought maybe I'd do Uber Eats.
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3:05:02–3:05:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_676Could go and do Uber Eats.
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3:05:10–3:05:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_677Or could make a YouTube video.
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3:07:02–3:07:04 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_678The possibilities are
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3:07:31–3:07:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_679endless.
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3:07:38–3:07:48 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_680Maybe I make one called Why I Regret Moving to Devon and How I've Wasted Nearly £20,000.
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3:08:02–3:08:11 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_681Or I do Uber Eats streaming.
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3:08:21–3:08:23 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_682Oh, gardening stream.
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3:08:35–3:08:36 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_683Oh, I helped my mum take the bed downstairs to the garage.
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3:09:08–3:09:12 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_684I might brush my teeth.
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3:09:44–3:09:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_685iPhone Air ends the day 23% battery.
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3:16:09–3:16:14 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_686Pretty good, good battery.
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3:16:17–3:16:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_687I really want to take it out for Uber Eats, see how it does.
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3:16:30–3:16:34 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_688How
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3:16:43–3:16:45 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_689am I gonna sleep now with a cat there? Or can he sleep on this bed?
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3:16:48–3:16:52 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_690I wonder if I can turn off my computer remotely. I guess I can.
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3:17:04–3:17:09 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_691Guys
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3:17:28–3:17:29 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_693heavy.
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3:17:38–3:17:38 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_694I had roast pork and potatoes, Yorkshire pudding, carrots,
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3:17:49–3:17:53 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_695cheese cauliflower, and then apple crumble.
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3:17:55–3:17:58 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_696Pushkin.
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3:18:05–3:18:05 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_697This is
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3:18:10–3:18:22 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_698my bed. God, he's so heavy. He's like 10 kg.
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3:18:25–3:18:28 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_699Well, praying I got a bit now.
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3:20:17–3:20:18 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_700Might as well.
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3:20:20–3:20:21 · rev_3fc26afd4b5348a2953716edd5b992df_701See you tomorrow.
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