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Okay, right, so Says, uh, validated.
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0:23–0:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_0Now I don't know if they're going to review— I don't know if anyone reported that stream for review, but I have to just assume that every stream is being reported
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0:31–0:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_1and going to be reviewed.
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0:44–0:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_2Yeah, I know people have been reporting this stream since day one, but nothing's ever happened before.
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1:13–1:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_3If I get reported and they review the stream and they find that I've violated something, they don't give me my fucking money.
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1:21–1:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_4So I got the money for that 1-hour stream, but if they review it and think I violated something, they'll take the money away.
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1:39–1:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_5So imagine I did one long stream that's all one VOD, and then I don't know, I violate something in 5 minutes, I lose the entire stream. So I can't have one massive long stream anymore because if I accidentally violate something, I lose the entire money. So now I'm just gonna do like one at 10 one-hour streams.
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1:50–2:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_6Or maybe 5 2-hour streams to minimize risk.
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2:16–2:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_7Yeah, people just won't let me be and make my fucking money. Jealous, horrid people.
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2:21–2:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_8Everyone's trying to come for my paycheck.
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2:32–2:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_9So last time the review came in, uh, 30 minutes after I ended the stream last night.
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2:41–2:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_10I mean, it's an Australian company.
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2:56–2:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_11Australia is pretty anti-woke.
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3:00–3:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_12So I'm kind of disappointed, to be honest.
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3:06–3:09 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_13I don't know where the headquarters is based. I mean, I thought it's an Australian company.
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3:11–3:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_14The trolls don't want me making any money.
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3:27–3:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_15I might extend it to 2 hours per stream before ending,
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3:59–4:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_16right? So I got until—
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4:11–4:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_17I got until 2 PM and then I really gotta leave.
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4:14–4:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_18I'm gonna drive fucking 2 hours.
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4:19–4:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_19Now I've got to wait for the viewers to come back.
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4:33–4:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_20It's really fucking irritating.
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4:40–4:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_21Imagine this is also a violation. Oh, reading Wikipedia, not interacting with the community.
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5:02–5:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_22The traditional Theria hypothesis states that the divergence of the monotreme lineage from the Metatheria marsupial and the Eutheria placental
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5:42–5:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_23lineages happened prior to the divergence between marsupials and placentals, and this explains why monotremes retain a number of primitive traits presumed to have presented in the synapsid ancestors of later mammals, such as egg-laying. Most morphological evidence supports the theria hypothesis, but one possible exception is a similar pattern of tooth replacement seen in monotremes and marsupials, which originally
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5:55–6:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_24provided the basis for the competing marsupionta hypothesis, in which the divergence between monotremes and marsupials happened later than the divergence between these lineages and placentals.
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6:24–6:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_25He looks for ways to cheat because every single thing that is done in the world is done in a stupid fucking idiotic way
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6:53–7:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_26that makes no sense.
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7:06–7:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_27Like, why can't I bring my mum to deliver Amazon parcels? Who fucking cares? No one cares apart from stupid fucking Amazon. Customers don't care. I mean, do you care if you buy something on Amazon and then the van arrives and then an elderly woman comes out holding one of the bags? Now who fucking cares?
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7:12–7:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_28What stupid fucking rule is that? Oh, you're not allowed to have your mum help you carry a bag.
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7:38–7:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_29Account terminated. Fucking stupid.
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7:46–7:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_30Idiotic rules made by idiotic old men.
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7:53–7:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_31So the way the world works is so fucking stupid.
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8:02–8:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_32I didn't even get fired from Amazon for not delivering something or late delivering something or not doing something. I got fired because my mum came with me.
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8:30–8:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_33I got fired from Every because I got fired from Amazon. I didn't even do anything wrong. I mean, I did a lot of things wrong with Every, but I didn't get fired for the things I did wrong on Every. Like, I got a bad review and I didn't ring the doorbells, but that wasn't the reason they gave
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8:44–8:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_34me for firing me. They said because of videos related to parcel delivery.
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8:59–9:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_35Fucking videos. I didn't even do anything wrong on the job. Apart from all the things I did wrong on the job.
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9:07–9:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_36And then they fired me because of a video. It wasn't even related to the same job, it was for another company. It's just like dating apps, like you get banned on one dating app and the other dating apps ban you too, even though you didn't do anything wrong on that dating app. Stupid fucking world we live in.
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9:16–9:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_37We live in a stupid fucking world full of stupid fucking rules that don't make any fucking sense.
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9:36–9:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_38Monotremes are conveniently, I mean conventionally treated as comprising, as comprising a single order, Monotremata. The entire grouping is also traditionally placed into a subclass, Prototheria, which was extended to include several fossil orders, but these are no longer seen as constituting a group allied to monotreme ancestry. A controversial hypothesis now relates the monotremes to a different assemblage of
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10:09–10:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_39fossil mammals in a clade termed Australopitheciforida, the group of mammals from the Jurassic and Cretaceous of Madagascar that share tribosphenic molars. However, in a 2022 review of monotreme evolution, it was noted that Tanolophos, the oldest
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10:37–10:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_40And most primitive monotreme, 125 million years ago from the Barumburimian Age,
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10:59–11:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_41differed substantially from non-monotreme australosphenidans in having 5 molars as opposed to 3 present in non-monotreme australosphenidans.
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11:12–11:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_42Aiptian and cinemanean monotremes of the family Collicodontidae have foremolars that suggest that the monotremes are likely to be unrelated to the Australosphenidan tribosphenids. I don't know what the hell I'm saying. It's like you can learn to read Korean and just read out sentences and you don't know what the hell you're saying.
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11:24–11:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_43Like, I could read out Korean Wikipedia because I know how to read the alphabet, but I wouldn't know what I'm saying.
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11:51–11:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_44The time when the monotreme line diverged from other mammalian lines is uncertain, but one survey of genetic studies gives an estimate of about 220 million years ago, while others have posited younger estimates of 163 to 186 million years ago.
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12:06–12:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_45Though the already eutherian Juramaia is dated to 160 million years ago, Tanolophos, like modern monotremes, displays adaptations to the elongation and increased sensory perception in the jaws related to mechanoreception or electroreception. Molecular clock and fossil dating give a wide range of dates for the split between echidnas and
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12:31–13:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_46platypuses, with one survey putting the split at 19 to 48 million years ago, but another putting it at 17 to 89 million years ago, It has been suggested that both the short-beaked and long-beaked echidna species are derived from a platypus-like ancestor.
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13:01–13:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_47Oh, shut up, Star. Most of these words are not even English, it's Latin.
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13:23–13:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_48Why does it matter if you talk or not? Yeah, I don't know, it's fucking stupid. I don't talk for 10 minutes and they fucking take all my money away.
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13:29–13:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_49They review my stream like, oh, he's talking, very good job,
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13:44–13:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_50very good interacting. Hello, Star, how you finding the monotone lesson today? Hope it's up to your liking. Fucking moron.
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13:52–14:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_51Where's my deodorant? Now I've got to last minute pack everything before I leave.
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14:20–14:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_52I shouldn't really need that much.
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14:30–14:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_53Give me back my money from yesterday.
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14:37–14:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_54Then I'm heading off to the hotel.
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14:48–14:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_55The precise relationships among extinct groups of mammals and modern groups such as monotremes are uncertain, but the cladistic analysis usually put the last common ancestor of placentals and monotremes close to the LCA of placentals and multituberculates, whereas some suggest that the LCA of placentals and multituberculates was more recent than the LCA of placentals and monotremes.
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14:53–15:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_56Imagine I've got to do this for 10 hours a day.
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15:27–15:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_57Got a fucking nut in my pants.
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15:32–15:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_58I'm so mad.
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15:45–15:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_59The first Mesozoic monotreme to be discovered from the Cenomanian. Steropodon gaumani from Lightning Ridge, New South Wales. Biochemical and anatomical evidence suggests that the monotremes diverged from the mammalian lineage before the marsupials and placentals arose. The only Mesozoic monotremes are Tanolophos,
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16:15–16:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_60Sundrius, and Cryo, Cryocetes, and Daragara, Collicoton, Opalios, Parvopalos, Steropodon, and Stertodon.
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16:45–16:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_61Extinct genus of monotreme mammal from the Late Cretaceous,
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17:01–17:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_62indicating that monotremes were diversifying by the early Late Cretaceous. Monotremes have been found in the latest Cretaceous and Paleocene of southern South America, so one hypothesis is that monotremes arose in Australia in the late Jurassic or early Cretaceous, and that some migrated across the Arctic-Antarctic land bridge to South America, both of which were still united with
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17:11–17:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_63Australia at the time. South America was united with Australia. That's crazy.
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17:40–17:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_64This direction of migration is the opposite of that hypothesized for Australia's other dominant mammal group, the marsupials, which likely migrated across Antarctica to Australia from South, South America.
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17:49–18:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_65In 2024, a prominent assemblage of early monotremes was described from the Cenomanian deposits of the Grimmon Creek Formation. Formation in Lightning Ridge, New South Wales. One of these, the fossil jaw fragment of Darigara, is the oldest known platypus-like fossil. The Gyrophagus collicodon and the pseudotribosphenic Steropodon and Stertodon darigara opelios
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18:26–18:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_66and parvapulus occur in some Cenomanian deposits. Oligomyocene fossils of the toothed platypus Obduradon have also been recovered from Australia, and fossils of 63-million-year-old platypus relative occur in southern Argentina. See fossil monotremes below.
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18:56–19:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_67Wow, I finished it.
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19:24–19:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_68References. Okay, what should I read next?
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19:32–19:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_69What about platypus?
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19:39–19:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_70Oh God, I don't know how I'm gonna do this.
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19:52–19:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_71I
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20:00–20:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_72mean, what's harder, mindlessly reading articles or actually finding something to talk about?
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20:03–20:08 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_73The platypus, Ornithorhynchus anatinus, sometimes referred to as the duck-billed platypus, is a semiaquatic, egg-laying mammal endemic to eastern Australia, including Tasmania. The platypus is the sole living representative of its family, Ornithorhynchidae, and the genus Ornithorhynchus. Though a number of related species appear in the fossil
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20:20–20:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_74record. Together with the 4 species of echidna, it is one of the 5 extant species of monotremes. What does extant mean? Mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth to live young. Like other monotremes, the platypus has a sense of electrolocation, which it uses to detect prey in water while its eyes, ears, and nostrils are closed. It
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20:50–21:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_75is one of the few species of venomous mammals, as the male platypus has a spur on each hind foot that delivers an extremely painful venom.
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21:14–21:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_76Wow, so platypus is like one of the only remaining monotremes of its family,
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21:27–21:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_77and they're not extinct.
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21:35–21:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_78I mean, we're the only type of homos, aren't we?
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21:38–21:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_79All the other homos died out. The only humans that exist are Homo sapiens, so we can't talk. We killed all the other ones out of existence. Fucked them out of existence, actually.
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21:44–21:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_80Wiped them out and fucked their women, and then they all died off as well.
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21:58–22:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_81Homo neanderthalensis, the Homo erectus,
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22:08–22:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_82fucked out of existence.
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22:16–22:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_83That's what you get.
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22:21–22:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_84So I got the verdict for the review last night at
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22:38–22:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_8511:07 o'clock, but that's America time. I think it was 12:03,
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22:59–23:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_86and I think I finished the stream at 11:40. So it took about 20 to half— uh, 20 minutes to 30 minutes for them to review it. So far it's been 23 minutes. I don't have an email,
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23:05–23:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_87so I guess All's good, they get to keep the money. Whoop-de-fucking-doo.
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23:22–23:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_88I can't believe they can just revert the money like that.
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23:36–23:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_89Okay,
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24:00–24:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_90what time is it? 12 o'clock. I've got 2 hours left.
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24:03–24:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_91The unusual appearance of this egg-laying, duck-billed, beaver-tailed mammal at first baffled European naturalists. In 1799, the first scientist to examine a preserved platypus body judged it a fake made of several animals sewn together. The unique features of the platypus make it important in the study of evolutionary biology, and a recognizable and iconic symbol of Australia. It is
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24:37–25:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_92culturally significant to several Aboriginal peoples. Who also used to hunt it for food and has appeared on stamps and currency. The platypus was hunted for its fur, but it has been legally been a protected species in all states where it occurs since 1912. Captive breeding programs have had slight success, and it is vulnerable to pollution, bycatching, and
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25:06–25:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_93climate change. It is classified as a near-threatened species by the IUCN. But a November 2020 report has recommended that it be upgraded to threatened species under the federal EPBC Act due to habitat— due to habitat destruction and declining numbers in all states.
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25:31–25:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_94Hello, IQ333, how's your day going? Hope you're enjoying the stream.
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25:59–26:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_95Where are you tuning in from today?
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26:13–26:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_96Australian Aboriginal people have referred to the platypus in various ways depending on Australian indigenous languages and dialects. Among the names found Bunda Bora, Malingong, Tabrit Wajarang, names in Yas, Marambiji, and Tumut, Tahonbak, Durarawa. I'm not reading out these stupid fucking names.
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26:21–26:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_97When the platypus was first encountered by Europeans in 1798, a pelt and sketch were sent back to Great Britain by Captain John Hunter.
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26:47–26:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_98His name is John Hunter and he hunts animals and sends them back to Britain. That's funny.
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26:59–27:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_99The 2nd governor of New South Wales. British scientists initially— initial hunch was the attributes were a hoax. George Shaw, who produced the first description of the animals in the Naturalist's Miscellany in 1799 stated it was impossible not to entertain doubts as to its genuine nature, and Robert Knox believed because it arrived in England via the Indian Ocean
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27:13–27:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_100that it might have been created by Chinese sailors. They thought it was like a Frankenstein of creatures stitched together. But people were so dumb back then.
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27:37–27:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_101It was thought somebody had sewn a duck's beak onto the body of a beaver. Shaw used a pair of scissors to check for stitches. The common name platypus means flat foot, deriving from the Greek word platypous, from platus, broad, wide, flat, and pous, foot. Shaw initially assigned the species the Linnaean name Platypus anatinus when he described it,
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27:49–28:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_102but the genus term was quickly discovered to be already in use as the name of the beetle genus platypus. It was independently described as Ornithorhynchus paradoxus by Johann Blumenbach in 1800 from a specimen given to him by Sir Joseph Banks, and following the rules of priority of nomenclature, nomenclature, it was later officially recognized as Ornithorhynchus
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28:15–28:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_103anatinus.
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28:45–28:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_104Shut up, Jessica. I am fucking reading the chat, bitch.
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28:57–29:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_105Various dictionaries list platypus or simply patypus as the plural. Alternatively, the term platypi is also used for the plural, although this is a form of pseudo-Latin. Going by the word's Greek roots, the plural would be platypudis.
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29:18–29:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_106Pata Pudi. I'm
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29:39–29:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_107gonna lose my fucking mind.
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29:44–29:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_108Early European settlers called it by many names such as water mole, duckbill, duck mole, and Occasionally it is specifically called the duck-billed platypus. There is no official term for platypus young, but the term platypup seems unofficial use, as does puggle. The scientific name of Ornithorhynchus anatinus literally means duck-like bird-snout, deriving its genus name from the Greek root
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30:01–30:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_109ornith-.
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30:29–30:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_110Meaning bird, and the word runcos, snout beak. Its species name is derived from Latin anatinus, duck-like, from anus duck. What?
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30:33–30:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_111From anus duck? The platypus is the sole living representative of monotypic taxon of its family.
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30:48–30:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_112Oh God, you get such a headache from talking nonstop.
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31:04–31:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_113Seems like the last stream was fine. I got the money, didn't get any warning. It's been 30 minutes. They seem to review it pretty quickly within 30 minutes.
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31:27–31:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_114All right, so if I leave at 2, I should get there at 4.
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31:51–31:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_115Imagine she knows why I'm late. She'd be like, why are you late? Um, I was reading out the entire Wikipedia of platypus.
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31:58–32:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_116So, I mean, the road should be pretty clear at this time of day.
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32:23–32:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_117I mean, I already hated streaming as it was. Now I hate even more.
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32:40–32:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_118Hello, Stoned Out Here.
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32:55–32:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_119How's your day going? I'm having a great day.
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32:59–33:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_120I love reading chat and talking to you guys. Love it so much.
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33:07–33:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_121Most of the platypus' small streamlined body is covered with short dense brown fur that traps a layer of insulating air to keep the animal warm both in and out of water. The fur coat is waterproof and consists of flattened guard hairs and curved underfur hairs. It is one of the most densely furred mammals behind otters. It is
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33:27–33:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_122also biofluorescent and glows cyan-green. When under ultraviolet light. This may serve to camouflage it in low lighting from UV-sensitive predators. The duck-like bill consists of a long snout and lower jaw which is covered in soft skin. The nostrils are located near the tip of the snout's dorsal surface, while the eyes and ears are just behind the snout
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33:55–34:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_123in a groove which closes underwater. It has cheek pouches for storing food, The platypus' wide flat tail is compared to a beaver's butt. It is furry rather than scaly. It stores fat reserves and can act as a rudder during swimming. The legs are short and have a sprawling stance. Webbing is more significant on the front feet. While
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34:22–34:52 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_124walking on land, the feet are folded in knuckle walking. To protect the wedding.
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34:52–35:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_125Oh,
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35:02–35:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_126I'm gonna lose my voice.
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35:05–35:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_127You can all thank Kick for this amazing content. They're like, oh, no talking, that's not good for the content.
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35:13–35:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_128Well, but this is.
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35:22–35:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_129Fucking stupid.
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35:25–35:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_130They're like, oh, oh, torturing yourself live on stream until the point that you fucking die, that's okay.
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35:36–35:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_131KCIP not revoked. Oh, doesn't talk for 10 minutes. KCIP revoked. The fuck? I might as well torch myself to fucking death.
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35:45–35:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_132I literally feel like I am. Or harassing people in the streets of the Philippines until you get fucking arrested, that's okay, but not talking for 5 minutes? No, no, stupid fucking hell.
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35:58–36:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_133The fuck is this website?
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36:17–36:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_134Fucking shit.
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36:31–36:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_135Fucking clowns like Johnny Somali and Vitaly harassing people in the street, and Kick's like, hey, content, guys. Give them all the money. Yeah, now they're in fucking jail.
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36:36–36:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_136Daniel doesn't talk for 10 minutes, take his fucking money away.
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36:52–36:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_137See how stupid it is?
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37:17–37:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_138Can't even take a 10-minute break, check my email.
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37:32–37:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_139Because I didn't talk. Talking enough now for you?
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37:36–37:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_140Done with this shit.
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37:43–37:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_141The platypus has an interclavicle in the shoulder girdle, a trait which they share in common with reptiles. As in many other aquatic and semi-aquatic vertebrates, the bones show osteosclerosis, increasing their density to reduce buoyancy. Adult platypus lack teeth and instead have heavily keratinized food-grinding pads. Young platypuses have 1 premolar tooth and 2
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38:05–38:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_142molars on each maxilla, and 3 molars on the dentaries. The first upper and third lower cheek have only 1 major cusp, while the rest have 2.
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38:35–38:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_143They lose their teeth around the time they leave their natal burrow.
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38:49–38:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_144Male platypuses have an average length of 50 cm and a weight of 1,700 g, while females are smaller with an average length of 43 cm and weight of 900 g. The species follows Bergmann's rule,
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38:56–39:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_145which, with individuals being larger the further south Individuals being larger the further south they are. Really? I didn't know that. Bergmann's rule is an eco-geographical rule that states that within a broadly disputed taxonomic clade, populations and species of larger size are found in colder environments, while populations and species of smaller sizes are found in warmer
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39:17–39:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_146regions.
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39:46–39:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_147Then how come Africans are bigger?
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39:52–39:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_148Africa's pretty hot. And how come Eskimos are so tiny?
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39:57–40:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_149And how come Asians are smaller? Uh, because it's a hot country, isn't it?
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40:06–40:11 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_150I call bullshit on Bergmann's rule.
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40:15–40:17 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_151Individuals being larger the further south they are due to colder climates. There are local variations, however. The platypus has an average body temperature of 32 degrees, typical of placental mammals. Research suggests that this has been a gradual adaptation to harsh environmental conditions among a few marginal surviving monotreme species. Rather than a general characteristic of parsimonious dreams. The
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40:19–40:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_152platypus has a single opening called a cloaca for both reproductive and waste systems, so they shit and piss out the same hole they come out of. That's disgusting. Like, imagine you shit and piss out of your dick. I mean, we piss and cum out of our dick, but we don't shit out of it. Imagine being a girl
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40:43–41:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_153and then a dick goes in you and there's like a pipe that shit comes out of.
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41:03–41:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_154The male platypus has penile spines, an asymmetrical gland penis that is larger on the left side. The female has 2 ovaries, with the right one being non-functional. Then why have 2? Teats are absent.
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41:12–41:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_155Monotremes are the only mammals apart from guanadolphin Well then, they're not the only mammals. They're one of 2 mammals known to have a sense of electroreception. The platypus relies on echolocation when feeding, as the eyes, ears, and nose are closed whilst underwater. Digging in the bottom of streams with its bills— bill, its electroreceptors detect tiny electric currents
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41:29–41:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_156generated by the muscular contractions of its prey. Experiments have shown the platypus will even react to artificial shrimp if a small electric current is passed through it.
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41:54–42:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_157It's funny that all these primitive animals have known how to manipulate electricity for millions of years, and then us humans are like, we're so smart, we discovered electricity. No, we fucking didn't. Animals have known how to manipulate electric currents for millions of years, hundreds of millions of years. Humans think they're so clever when animals are doing all
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42:07–42:30 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_158this shit for eons.
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42:30–42:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_159What the hell is ASMR? Yeah, but that's not talking, is it? I got my balls bollocked because I didn't talk for 5 minutes, so just Tapping the mic is not going to be talking, is it?
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42:43–42:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_160Apparently I gotta talk.
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42:58–43:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_161What, you think it's the category that got me in trouble because I put it just chatting and I wasn't chatting?
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43:23–43:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_162I don't know. I don't know if that makes a difference because, I mean, it'd be fucking stupid if it did make a difference.
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43:29–43:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_163Or they should make a category called not giving a fuck,
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43:36–43:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_164like not doing anything. I'm gonna make that fucking category.
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43:40–43:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_165ASMR. What other categories they got?
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43:48–43:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_166Driving was fine as it was IRL.
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43:56–43:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_167Should we, should we experiment?
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44:00–44:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_168Yeah, when I come back on Monday, we'll do some experiments. Number one, I want to try out gaming. Without talking for 20 minutes and do an hour stream and then see if that violates. And then we'll try IRL category and I'll try not talking for like 20 minutes.
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44:06–44:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_169I mean, and maybe— I mean, they did say,
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44:30–44:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_170yeah, but the amount of questions I have, I could write a whole Wikipedia article. They said don't hesitate to reach out if there's anything we can assist you with.
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44:35–44:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_171I don't know, like, all I want to do is like have occasional 5 or 10 minute periods where I don't talk because I'm having a rest. What's wrong with that? Oh, is that Mr. Meow Mouse talking about— he's all hunched over like a predator.
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44:55–45:11 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_17240,000 electroreceptors are arranged in rows in the skin of the bill from the front to the back. While mechanoreceptors for touch are uniformly distributed across the bill. The electrosensory area of the cerebral cortex is the tactile somatosensory area, and some cortical cells receive input from both electroreceptors and mechanoreceptors, suggesting the platypus feels electric fields as touches. These
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45:30–45:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_173receptors in the bill dominate the somatotopic map of the platypus. Brain in the same way human hands dominate the pen-filled ramunculus map.
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45:59–46:09 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_174The platypus can feel the direction of an electric source, perhaps by comparing differences in signal strength across the array of electroreceptors, enhanced by the characteristic, characteristic, characteristic side-to-side motion of the animal's head while hunting. It may also be able to determine the distance of moving prey via the timing difference between electrical and mechanical pressure sensations. Monotreme electrolocation
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46:16–46:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_175for hunting in murky waters may be tied to their tooth loss. The extinct Obdurodon was electroreceptive, but unlike the modern platypus, it foraged in open water.
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46:43–46:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_176Imagine going extinct. So everything your entire lineage has worked hard for ended with you.
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46:58–47:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_177What a waste of time.
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47:10–47:11 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_178The eyes of the platypus have basal traits also found in lungfish and amphibians, such as scleral cartilage. Double cones and droplets, the platypus eyes are small and shut underwater, though several features indicate its ancestors relied on vision. As with other aquatic animals, the eye has flattened cornea and surrounding lens. While the posterior surface of the lens is
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47:44–48:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_179sharply inclined, a temporal concentration of retinal ganglion cells cells, important for binocular vision, indicates the vestigial role in predation, although the actual vision acuity is insufficient for such activities. Limited acuity is matched by low cortical magnification, a small lateral geniculate
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48:13–48:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_180nucleus, a
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48:42–48:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_181large optic suggesting that the visual midbrain plays a more important role than the visual cortex, as in some rodents. These features suggest that the platypus has adapted to an aquatic and nocturnal lifestyle, developing its electrosensory system at the cost of its visual system. This contrasts with the small number of electroreceptors in the short-beaked echidna, which dwell in
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48:46–49:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_182the dry dry environments, while the long-beaked echidna, which lives in wetter habitats, is intermediate between the other 2 monotremes.
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49:14–49:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_183Uh,
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49:27–49:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_184if I keep swallowing my saliva, does it make me need to go to the toilet more?
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49:31–49:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_185Oh God,
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50:33–50:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_186I can't do this for 10 hours. I can't do it.
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50:38–50:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_187Okay, next plan.
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50:45–50:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_188Maybe I just game.
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50:49–50:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_189Maybe gaming will save me. I'd rather just game than read out stuff. Uh, reading is
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50:51–50:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_190Tiring.
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51:09–51:11 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_191Where's my— ah,
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51:14–51:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_192my shaver's upstairs. I need to charge my shaver.
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51:17–51:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_193I need
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51:31–51:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_194to pack.
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51:46–51:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_1951 hour
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51:49–51:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_196and a
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51:56–51:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_197half. Weekend ruined.
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51:59–52:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_198Now I gotta go meet my girlfriend and act like everything's okay when I'm really actually kind of pissed off.
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52:09–52:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_199Hopefully I'll feel better after the drive and listen to some music.
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52:20–52:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_200Stupid dumb rules. Fucking dumb rules.
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52:29–52:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_201I still haven't picked up my aloe vera plant. I'll do it when I come back. At
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52:37–52:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_202least
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52:49–52:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_203the sun's coming out.
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53:01–53:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_204God, I feel so frustrated recently, guys.
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53:04–53:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_205There's so much I want to talk about, but I can't.
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53:22–53:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_206This year has just been so shit. I think this year has probably been the shittest year of my whole life.
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53:57–54:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_207Well, I can't say what it's about. That's the thing.
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54:10–54:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_208No comment.
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54:18–54:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_209I'm like, no comment, and then Kick's like, oh, you're not allowed to say no comment.
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54:22–54:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_210Kick literally want you to go to jail just so they got fucking content.
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54:28–54:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_211Nice, I think it's just bad me then. I'm not going to fucking jail.
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54:33–54:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_212I mean, is it coincidence that so many, probably the most number of streamers end up in jail are Kick streamers? I wonder why.
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54:45–54:52 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_213Will there be a time you can talk about it? Yeah, when I'm 80 years old, probably.
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55:29–55:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_214When I'm about to die and I don't care about what's gonna happen anymore, so I've finished my life.
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55:51–55:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_215But right now I've still got so much to live for,
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55:58–56:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_216got so much at stake.
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56:05–56:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_217If I was gonna— if I knew I was gonna die in like a year and I'm on my deathbed, I'll just let it all out.
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56:16–56:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_218But I'm still young.
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56:27–56:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_219How much did I make from yesterday's stream? Well, I lost fucking half of it.
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56:34–56:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_220Lost— I lost 6 hours of streaming. They didn't pay me because I didn't talk for like 10 minutes.
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56:40–56:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_221Having my face on camera didn't make a difference.
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56:51–56:52 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_222Where's my toothbrush on the floor?
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57:10–57:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_223I think gaming could save me because it would give me endless things to do and I can just like randomly make stupid comments every 10 seconds or so.
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57:36–57:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_224I think the problem is not doing anything. Other than that, I just boot up Darkest Dungeon, which is trying to complete the whole game, which would be impossible because the game's really hard. I need a really basic game that takes no brain power, where there's stuff happening and it basically— the game never ends, and it's very easy
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57:51–58:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_225to run on my laptop. Darkest Dungeon fits the bill, I think, and doesn't require like precision skill. It's turn-based
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58:12–58:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_226and it's got like, uh, MMORPG elements, leveling up and grinding, so it could be addictive.
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58:27–58:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_227Basically just need something that keeps me occupied for tens of hours while it's giving me basic stuff to comment on. Because I can't, I can't just do nothing and say nothing.
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58:36–58:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_228Otherwise, they're not going to give me my money.
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58:53–58:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_229Maybe they're running out of money, so they're getting stricter.
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59:07–59:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_230You're giving fucking Asmongold half a million fucking dollars every month. What the fuck does Asmongold deserve half a fucking million dollars every month? Give us some of that money.
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59:19–59:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_231All right, so if I leave at 2, I get there at 4-ish.
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1:00:20–1:00:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_232Ah, maybe I should leave at 1, get there at 3.
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1:00:26–1:00:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_233I just want to make back what I lost yesterday. I don't have 6 hours.
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1:00:34–1:00:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_234I mean, I could tell her I'll be there like 10 o'clock at night, busy working.
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1:00:41–1:00:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_235How do I know they didn't pay me? Because they said, and I can see on my dashboard, that they didn't I mean, they paid me and then they took it back. Said reverted
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1:00:54–1:01:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_236because I left the stream unattended and didn't interact. I mean, I was there, I didn't leave it unattended, but it was a lack of interaction, i.e., not talking.
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1:01:07–1:01:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_237Seriously thinking.
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1:01:50–1:01:51 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_238I don't know, like, if I lose the kick,
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1:01:53–1:01:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_239I, I'm gonna have to tell my landlord I'm moving out, or I'm gonna have to start looking for a job.
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1:01:57–1:02:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_240Like, we're on this path. Depending when this path comes to an end, we got 2 paths to— that split into 2 paths. We got to choose one.
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1:02:05–1:02:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_241Either I just go get a job or go back to my mum's house.
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1:02:21–1:02:25 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_242Yeah, it seems like the last stream was fine. Didn't get any email
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1:02:45–1:02:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_243unless the reviewers are sleeping.
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1:02:52–1:02:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_244I mean, it depends how much I want to not get a job.
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1:03:00–1:03:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_245I don't really mind going back to my mum's house.
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1:03:07–1:03:08 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_246Getting the job depends how much I want to stay in this house. I don't really know or feel like I want to stay in this house that badly.
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1:03:12–1:03:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_247And then I need to like rethink my whole life. I'm gonna try and make YouTube videos again, or unknown what I'm gonna do.
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1:03:22–1:03:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_248Is having a house really worth the ball ache of getting a job?
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1:03:50–1:03:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_249God, I wish I had a girlfriend who just had her own place. I'd just move in with her now. All right, all these girls living with their parents. Every single girl that I met recently, all living with their parents.
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1:03:59–1:04:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_250Apart from one who lives in like a student dorm. A 34-year-old university student. The hell?
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1:04:12–1:04:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_251No one got their own place?
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1:04:25–1:04:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_252I mean, in Asia it was easy because everyone had their own place. Like, Chihiro had her own place, Chlamydia Girlfriend had her own place, Mizuki had her own place. Why does no one have their own fucking place in the UK? It's just— it's kind of a portrayal of how broke everyone is if they all got to live
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1:04:28–1:04:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_253with their fucking parents.
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1:04:43–1:04:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_254But grown-ass adult people in their 30s living with their parents— I've never had this problem in Japan. I never had a Japanese girlfriend where they lived with their parents.
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1:04:47–1:04:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_255Faster moved in with me and got me a cheap place to live.
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1:05:00–1:05:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_256This is— I'm kind of realizing this is a problem with dating in the UK, is that if you don't have your own place, she's probably not going to have her own place, and everyone's fucking broke.
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1:05:06–1:05:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_257Maybe I've got to leave the UK. I don't know. So I feel like dating is really— I mean, even back in 2022 when I dated some British girls, uh, one had their own place but she had some disability, and then the other one lived with her mum.
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1:05:22–1:05:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_258I never had this problem in Asia or Japan. Everyone had their own place. Maybe Japan just has better affordable housing. Like, if you got a job, you should be able to have your own place. But people are so broke and desperate to save money, they don't want to get their own place.
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1:05:51–1:06:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_259Something broken with this country.
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1:06:13–1:06:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_260People feel like they can't afford to get their own place.
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1:06:18–1:06:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_261It's ridiculous.
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1:06:22–1:06:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_262I was realizing how good it was when people like Chihiro had their own apartment. I just move in, didn't have to Like sign a contract or anything.
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1:06:37–1:06:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_263Like, if I lose Kick,
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1:06:50–1:06:51 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_264maybe the idea of going back to Asia might not seem that stupid after all.
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1:06:55–1:06:58 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_265Just, I don't want to have to do that though.
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1:07:02–1:07:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_266Because I'm gonna have to get a job or move back in with my mum.
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1:07:10–1:07:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_267And Chihiro's rent was like $300 a month,
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1:07:15–1:07:17 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_268but her house was like the size of this room, the whole thing. So the size of this room with a little kitchen on the side with a bathroom. I've got 2 bedrooms, conservatory, garden, driveway. And a car.
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1:07:23–1:07:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_269Even life in Thailand was so much easier. £200 a month, nice condo.
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1:07:44–1:07:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_270It's like I'm stuck in this triangle where each corner of the triangle is like job, mum's house, girlfriend, and then I'm in the middle trying to decide which one.
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1:08:08–1:08:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_271I don't want to get a fucking job.
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1:08:37–1:08:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_272I mean, I wouldn't mind getting a job, but they keep firing me. Stupid Every and stupid Amazon.
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1:08:44–1:08:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_273Why can't I just do a bad job and they don't fire me?
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1:08:52–1:08:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_274I could go back to my mum's house and just grind YouTube and make $1,000 a month and pay her the money and she'll be happy, but then I'll be broke and,
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1:09:04–1:09:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_275uh, say goodbye to any idea of having a live-in girlfriend.
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1:09:15–1:09:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_276It's funny how so many problems would be solved if I just got a job.
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1:09:37–1:09:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_277Yeah, it does remind me of that video I made about pros and cons of dating older women. My main point was that your older women usually have their own place sorted out,
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1:09:47–1:09:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_278but then you got to date like nearly 40-year-olds.
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1:10:01–1:10:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_279The problem with getting a job is I can only last so long before people start realizing that I'm a lazy sack of shit, and then they start hating me.
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1:10:15–1:10:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_280And I do the bare minimum effort. Like, I can fake it for like a month or two, and then I get bored. I'm like, I can't be fucking bothered anymore. Screw these people. And then there's always some serious stick-up-the-buttock kind of person, either the Paul guy or Gordon or, I don't know, some other guy,
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1:10:26–1:10:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_281who are very quick and, um, sharp-eyed to notice what kind of person I am, and it triggers the fuck out of them. They get pissed. And they're on my ass 24/7 until I quit because I can't stand them anymore.
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1:10:51–1:11:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_282You always got some stick-up-the-butt kind of person act like their shitty job is like working at NASA or something. Leave me the fuck alone. I'm just here to get my paycheck.
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1:11:09–1:11:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_283No, I can last maybe 2 or 3 months. As long as I lasted in a job was that petrol station job, 9 months.
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1:11:26–1:11:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_284I mean, I've got the dream job right now and I can't even do this properly.
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1:11:37–1:11:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_285All you gotta do is talk and I can't even do that.
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1:11:45–1:11:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_286How you lasted 9 months,
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1:11:52–1:11:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_287I don't even know.
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1:11:56–1:11:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_288Now anyone would think it's a dream job, like, oh, you don't have to go outside, you can just turn on stream and talk, because all you do is talk and you'd be fine.
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1:12:04–1:12:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_289Okay, talk about what the fuck am I supposed to talk about all the time?
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1:12:14–1:12:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_290What happened to weekend off? I'm, I'm still going. I'm gonna go in like an hour. It's just I'm mad because I lost half my money from yesterday,
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1:12:22–1:12:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_291and I'm trying to recoup some of back— trying to recoup back some of what I lost yesterday.
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1:12:44–1:12:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_292Not showing your channel in search results. And since when does anyone search my channel anyway?
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1:12:54–1:12:58 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_293Everyone's here because they know me from YouTube.
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1:13:06–1:13:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_294Yeah, it is a big deal because I got a lot of bills coming out this month. I got 2 hotels booked. I've got the fucking iPhone Air payments coming soon.
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1:13:15–1:13:25 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_295Oh, Amazon payments.
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1:13:33–1:13:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_296I'm quite financially pressed this month.
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1:13:47–1:13:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_297Not showing the email.
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1:14:07–1:14:08 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_298I'm trying, I'm trying to orchestrate a soft landing for the end of this year.
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1:14:36–1:14:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_299Um,
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1:14:44–1:14:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_300it's requiring every single ounce of my intelligence to like financially and emotionally and physically maneuver myself into a soft landing.
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1:14:47–1:14:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_301But all these little things keep popping up trying to fuck me over.
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1:15:04–1:15:08 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_302I have a dual mandate. Number one,
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1:15:12–1:15:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_303sustainable employment levels and
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1:15:17–1:15:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_304keep bringing the inflation rates down to 2%.
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1:15:22–1:15:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_305It will be short-lived.
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1:15:30–1:15:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_306I bet the new Fed chairman is going to be really boring compared to Jay Powell. Jay Powell's
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1:15:50–1:15:54 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_307Iconic.
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1:16:12–1:16:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_308I don't know what to do with my life.
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1:16:16–1:16:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_309There's too many moving pieces that all move independently that I have very little control over, where I'm basically just fingers crossing, hope it works out.
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1:16:21–1:16:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_310But I just, I feel like I've got hardly any control over anything,
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1:16:34–1:16:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_311and I have to pray to Jesus or something.
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1:16:45–1:16:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_312Now I've got to do a fucking 2-hour drive.
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1:17:04–1:17:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_313Why'd I have to get a girlfriend that lives so far away?
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1:17:08–1:17:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_314So, um, there's this thing, okay? I don't want to live together with her yet because I'm not in
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1:18:26–1:18:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_315a favorable position financially
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1:18:43–1:18:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_316to be able to be a reliable financial partner.
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1:18:49–1:18:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_317If that makes sense.
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1:18:55–1:18:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_318So I mean, I like— I would like to live with her at some point, like down the line, but right now it's not really something I want to do until mid-next year once I get my finances in order, because I don't want to be stressed out with money
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1:19:01–1:19:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_319Because like right now I can rage and get mad and stuff because I'm alone, it's fine, everything. But I don't want to be like that around someone,
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1:19:21–1:19:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_320so I'm not looking. Also, it's probably too soon anyway.
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1:19:34–1:19:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_321Yeah, I don't know if I'll have Kick next year, which is why I can't build a life based off on something that I don't even know if I'm going to have anymore in a week.
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1:19:52–1:20:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_322I would like a bit more certainty and stability before
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1:20:05–1:20:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_323making that kind of life decision,
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1:20:13–1:20:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_324which means I might end up having to get a job anyway if I want to go down that line,
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1:20:27–1:20:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_325because even if I was going to do YouTube, it's not enough money.
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1:20:33–1:20:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_326And also, it's unfair
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1:20:44–1:20:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_327for me to expect her to go out and work whilst I just sit at home making $1 an hour. They're gonna build resentment.
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1:20:47–1:20:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_328I mean, if I was making good money, they'll be like, oh great, go ahead. But I'm not even making good money,
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1:21:03–1:21:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_329and it's like being lazy whilst they're putting the work in.
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1:21:09–1:21:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_330And who the fuck wants to date a guy who's like trying to be a YouTuber making $5 a video and he even hates doing it?
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1:21:20–1:21:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_331Kick won't penalize you for driving. Well then why do they penalize me for not talking for 10 minutes when I pluck my chin hair?
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1:21:33–1:21:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_332How come I'm allowed to— well, okay, I'll just drive endlessly.
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1:21:42–1:21:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_333This doesn't make any sense. Why am I allowed to drive without talking but I'm not allowed to sit in my chair without talking?
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1:21:48–1:21:52 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_334How come, how come, how come I'm allowed to walk around in Tesco for an hour not talking, doing my shopping, but I'm not allowed to sit in my chair for 10 minutes plucking my chin hair?
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1:22:05–1:22:17 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_335Why does that make no sense?
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1:22:21–1:22:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_336Idiotic.
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1:22:30–1:22:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_337Because you're doing something. I was doing something then. I was plucking my chin hair. And then I was looking on my phone. That's doing something. I wasn't just staring at nothing, blanked out like a zombie. I was doing something. Well, how is it any different buying my shopping in Tesco compared to scrolling on my phone?
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1:22:41–1:23:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_338Both same levels of mundanity.
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1:23:03–1:23:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_339Mundanity.
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1:23:09–1:23:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_340Move to a smaller place? How much smaller do you want? I mean, this place is already small. Look at the size. This is the main room.
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1:23:23–1:23:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_341Well, it's not like I live in a palace. I've got a tiny little kitchen,
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1:23:35–1:23:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_342I've got a tiny little living room, and then I've got a bedroom. How much smaller can you get? Okay, I've got the conservatory.
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1:23:41–1:23:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_343It's a big house for a single person.
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1:24:08–1:24:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_344I mean, I guess— I mean, no one here lives alone. Everyone here has at least a wife or husband.
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1:24:13–1:24:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_345I think I'm the only one here who lives alone, which the crazy thing is the contract says I'm only allowed to live alone. So I mean, even if I was gonna move in with my girlfriend, she can't move in here because then you have to like, oh, contact the landlord and draw up a new contract.
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1:24:22–1:24:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_346Pain in the backside.
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1:24:41–1:24:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_347The contract says single occupancy.
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1:24:45–1:24:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_348I mean, the contract also said no pets, but he said I can get a cat. Can I move and I have a girlfriend, pretty please? I'll tidy up after her and she won't poo on the wall.
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1:24:56–1:25:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_349Extra £200. Price of having a girlfriend, extra £200 a month on the rent.
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1:25:13–1:25:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_350The offense kick said you did— said not interacting and, uh, said leave stream unattended and not interacting, which I guess is 2 things in one because I was there. I didn't leave it unattended.
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1:25:23–1:25:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_351I guess the definition of not interacting just means not talking.
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1:26:01–1:26:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_352But I was doing the Rubik's Cube, I wasn't talking, was I? So that's okay.
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1:26:18–1:26:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_353Fucking fingernails getting long.
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1:26:52–1:26:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_354Spitting the fingernails out. What, you think I'm going to eat my fingernails?
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1:27:54–1:27:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_355That's disgusting.
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1:27:59–1:28:00 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_356Why am I complaining? Um, because I thought I had a strategy that would keep me out of trouble, but it didn't work.
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1:28:13–1:28:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_357And I streamed for 6 hours and made zero.
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1:28:29–1:28:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_358And I'm scared it's going to happen again, which is why I'm keeping the streams to within 2 hours, and then I'm going to end the stream, and then I'm going to start a new stream. Because if you make one violation within one stream you lose the entire stream. So if I did a 10-hour stream where I had
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1:28:36–1:28:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_359amazing content for 9 hours and 59 minutes, and in the last 10 minutes I didn't say anything, I lose the entire stream.
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1:28:53–1:28:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_360They review it on a VOD-by-VOD basis.
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1:29:02–1:29:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_361So if I just cut it into 5 VODs, at least I protect myself. Like, if I lose one VOD, it's only 2 hours worth instead of the entire day. Which is insane that you lose the entire day of work because you made one slip-up.
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1:29:06–1:29:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_362Like, they could just dock the one hour.
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1:29:23–1:29:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_363I don't know what they expect me to do.
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1:29:34–1:29:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_364Really unfair.
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1:29:43–1:29:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_365So I mean, yesterday my backside was really saved because luckily the stream ended when I updated my graphics driver. Thank fucking God, otherwise I would have lost all of yesterday if it was all saved under one VOD.
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1:29:46–1:29:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_366They penalized the entire VOD.
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1:30:01–1:30:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_367Thank God.
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1:30:05–1:30:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_368It was split into 2 yesterday.
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1:30:07–1:30:09 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_369Well, I mean, imagine— I don't know, but they'd probably give you leeway if it wasn't your fault. Like, you had a power cut and it was on a disconnected screen for an hour.
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1:30:20–1:30:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_370Uh, I don't see why splitting the VODs wouldn't work because the violation would have to happen in the VOD
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1:30:32–1:30:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_371for the VOD to not get paid out. But if there were no violations— I mean, I'm not violating it every hour, am I? It's just like towards the end of the day when I'm kind of tired.
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1:30:40–1:30:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_372No, they pay VOD by VOD. Not day by day.
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1:30:56–1:30:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_373Oh God, life's stressful, isn't it? Everyone's out to fucking get you.
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1:31:10–1:31:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_374Taxman, the platform,
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1:31:15–1:31:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_375everyone's out for your blood. Yeah, maybe
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1:31:20–1:31:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_376that's why suspenders. Splits up his vods. He does like the pre-show and then the cooking show and then the post-show.
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1:31:48–1:31:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_377I've got to do that too. I mean, I was doing it at my mom's house. I had the breakfast show and then I went for lunch and I came back for the afternoon show and I went for dinner and I came for the post-dinner show.
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1:32:05–1:32:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_378I might start doing that again. I might be like, okay, going for dinner, guys, be back in an hour,
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1:32:24–1:32:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_379reset mentally,
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1:32:31–1:32:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_380and then I lose a whole hour.
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1:32:34–1:32:35 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_381Oh no, I'm not saying anything. Oh no. Hey guys, what's up guys? Hello. Hey.
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1:33:00–1:33:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_382Hey guys, what's up guys? How are you?
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1:33:11–1:33:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_383Okay, I might call it a day in about half an hour and then I got to head out.
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1:33:15–1:33:19 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_384Where everyone tuning in from today, guys?
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1:33:22–1:33:25 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_385Where everyone tuning in from today, guys? Where everyone tuning in from today, guys? I
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1:33:27–1:33:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_386can't believe I got fucked again.
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1:33:39–1:33:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_387Yeah, it literally feels like being held at gunpoint and they're like, stream now!
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1:33:54–1:33:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_388Welcome to my stream. I hope everyone have a good time.
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1:34:03–1:34:07 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_389How's your day going?
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1:34:11–1:34:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_390Okay, so here's the battle plan.
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1:34:31–1:34:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_391Here's the battle plan.
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1:34:38–1:34:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_392I will start the stream in the morning. We will do 2 to 3 hours of talking, and then I will break for lunch. And then I'll come back, and then we shall do 7 hours of gaming, and then I will break for dinner, and then I'll come back. But I'm going to split the gaming into 3 segments
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1:34:42–1:35:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_393of 2 hours— 2, 4, 6 hours— and then I'll break for dinner, and then I'll come back for 2 or 3 hours of talking before bedtime. That way I'll get 6 Plus 3 plus 3 is 12 hours with some breaks
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1:35:06–1:35:23 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_394while splitting, keeping the maximum length of each VOD 2 hours
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1:35:25–1:35:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_395to like try and lock in the money without getting the whole VOD wiped because of one 10-minute mistake.
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1:35:31–1:35:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_396So that's the battle plan for Monday.
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1:35:42–1:35:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_397What kind of talking? I don't know, just rambling and ranting, I guess. I'm not going to do that Wikipedia thing. I want to do— I want to— so the main issue is lunch to dinner segment is pretty long, so 6-7 hours. So I'm going to fill that longer segment with boring gaming where I mutter things like, oh
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1:35:46–1:36:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_398no, insane damage. That should speed up the 6 or 7 hours. I mean, the Rubik's Cube did actually speed up the time a lot. And I didn't get in trouble for the Rubik's Cube even though I wasn't talking.
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1:36:05–1:36:17 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_3997 hours Rubik's Cube. Maybe I'll do some Rubik's Cube.
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1:36:19–1:36:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_400I've got to structure, structure my streams and then maybe it will help things go faster and protect myself. And I'll break for lunch and dinner, I think, probably.
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1:36:26–1:36:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_401Half an hour break makes me lose an hour, but I mean, it's not really worth just streaming half an hour to have lunch on stream.
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1:36:40–1:36:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_402How many times can I solve the Rubik's Cube in 7 hours challenge.
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1:36:59–1:37:03 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_4037 hours gaming. I don't know, it might go quite fast if I'm locked in. I have a goal, like I want to beat this boss.
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1:37:10–1:37:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_404Darkest Dungeon is quite challenging and it's got quite a lot of different ways to play it.
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1:37:20–1:37:24 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_405Uh, what else?
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1:37:28–1:37:29 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_406Hmm,
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1:37:32–1:37:32 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_407need some game suggestions.
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1:37:35–1:37:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_408Maybe Hearthstone. No, Hearthstone gets boring after like an hour, and then I've got to download the stupid Blizzard thing again.
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1:37:40–1:37:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_409I wish they just put it on Steam. Or I don't know, maybe Sea of Thieves.
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1:37:49–1:37:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_410I don't know about strategy games.
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1:37:56–1:37:58 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_411Um, get back into World of Warcraft.
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1:38:10–1:38:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_412Try and get this vlog up to 2 hours. Got 22 minutes left and then I'm leaving. See you on Monday.
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1:38:34–1:38:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_413Games you can play and still talk. Yeah, so that's why I think Darkest Dungeon's good. Because it's got a lot of downtime and it's turn-based. If it's like you've got focus and it's skill-based, it's hard to talk.
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1:38:45–1:38:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_414If it's like tactics and strategy, we can like strategize and talk. If it's just cards, you know, it's just aiming,
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1:38:58–1:39:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_415it's not really much to say, is there? So I'm saying no to shooters.
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1:39:08–1:39:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_416No to shooter. I'm thinking turn-based could be quite good, like tactics strategy,
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1:39:16–1:39:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_417but not too boring, like not too much text-based stuff. Like, uh, I mean, Civ 6 games, bit too much text. I don't know, Darkest Dungeon's got a lot of text, but it's not as demanding.
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1:39:23–1:39:38 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_418That Tekken just pisses me off.
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1:39:43–1:39:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_419I want a game where the more hours you put into it, the more powerful you become, so you feel like you're making progress.
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1:39:51–1:39:58 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_420That's why World of Warcraft was so good, because you felt like the more time you put into it, the stronger you become. I want a game like that.
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1:40:01–1:40:09 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_421I think Darkest Dungeon is pretty good for that.
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1:40:13–1:40:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_422Weather's looking nice.
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1:40:21–1:40:22 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_423Should be a nice drive.
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1:40:34–1:40:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_424Start packing stuff. Got my deodorant.
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1:40:38–1:40:40 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_425I might bring my shampoo.
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1:40:47–1:40:48 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_426What a stressful day.
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1:40:54–1:40:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_427I was up until 2 AM last night worrying. Couldn't sleep.
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1:40:57–1:41:18 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_428I might bring my bait.
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1:41:32–1:41:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_429Maybe I'll bring my Rubik's Cube and show her my skill.
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1:41:39–1:41:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_430Hmm. I don't like Sea of Thieves because you don't really feel like you you get stronger or anything. I mean, you go looting and you you get treasure and then you sell it for money, but you can't do anything with the money apart from buy outfits and decorate your ship. I don't know if they've changed it since
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1:41:58–1:42:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_4312022. Me and Peter used to play it quite a lot, and the only thing you could buy were like cosmetic stuff. You couldn't upgrade your cannons, you can't get more powerful ship, can't buy nicer weapons. What's the point then? You can't build a house. I don't know if they changed it,
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1:42:15–1:42:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_432but there's like no incentive. I mean, I don't really care that much about cosmetics. I want freaking massive cannonball. Sets people on fire.
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1:42:35–1:42:45 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_43317 minutes, then I'm out.
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1:43:00–1:43:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_434It's been a week since I've been out.
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1:43:11–1:43:13 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_435Um, I need
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1:43:49–1:43:51 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_436to pee in my pants.
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1:43:54–1:43:59 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_437I need to pay
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1:44:03–1:44:05 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_438everywhere.
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1:44:07–1:44:08 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_439I'm not showing you anything. Stop demanding stuff.
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1:44:12–1:44:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_440None of your business. Show me your bank account then.
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1:44:18–1:44:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_441I told everyone, do not buy me bots.
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1:44:36–1:44:39 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_442It is against the rules.
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1:44:41–1:44:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_443All right, if I leave now, I'll get there at 1, 2, 3. Should get there at 3.
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1:45:20–1:45:27 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_444Sorry, you're kind of late. I'm going in 14 minutes. Just want to get this up to a nice even 2 hours.
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1:45:49–1:45:57 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_445Well, I have to split the streams up, don't I? Because the longer I stream, the longer each VOD is, the more I risk losing if I violated something.
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1:46:11–1:46:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_446Traffic gonna be a bitch. Really? But I don't know, people aren't working, so I thought it'd be less traffic.
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1:46:24–1:46:30 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_447I looked on Google Maps. Doesn't say there's traffic.
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1:46:34–1:46:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_448Blue line all the way.
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1:46:46–1:46:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_449Blue line.
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1:46:52–1:46:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_450Yeah, Kick's been reviewing my streams recently. I got a warning and then I got another violation. They didn't pay me for half the day.
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1:46:56–1:47:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_451So now I'm like very rattled that they can do that just because I wasn't talking for like 10 minutes.
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1:47:12–1:47:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_452Yeah, they can review multiple VODs, but it's unlikely I've committed a violation in every single VOD. It's likely that everything's fine, but I violate, um, I don't know, like 20 minutes during part of the 12 hours, which then invalidates the entire 12 hours.
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1:47:31–1:47:49 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_453So if I end the streams every 2 hours, lock in the money, like, I'm pretty sure I haven't violated any, uh, thing, anything for today's stream.
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1:48:01–1:48:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_454No, I think I'm pretty sure I know what violation is, like when I don't talk, is it? When I just sit there not talking.
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1:48:15–1:48:20 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_455But I think not talking plus doing something is fine, and also not doing anything but talking is fine, but not doing anything and not talking is not fine.
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1:48:23–1:48:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_456So I'm guessing driving is fine because I'm driving but not talking.
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1:48:38–1:48:42 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_457Just really stressed out. I mean, I do not need financial losses and financial stress on top of everything else.
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1:48:48–1:48:56 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_458What are you guys doing?
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1:49:03–1:49:04 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_459Hello guys, where are you tuning in from?
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1:49:08–1:49:11 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_460Imagine, just imagine the viewers sitting there with a TV with a knob on it trying to tune in to the station like it's 1989 with the static going. Currently tuning into the streams.
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1:49:13–1:49:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_461Yeah, well, what can I do about the bots? Not me.
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1:49:32–1:49:34 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_462Maybe they're real viewers, who knows.
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1:49:51–1:49:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_463I don't really know if I'm more into the idea of keeping the deadmau5s.
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1:50:01–1:50:06 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_464I mean, if I had a stable, reliable source of income where I'm not scared of getting banned every night, then yeah, I would be more into it. But I'm like thinking worst-case scenario, I've basically lost the YouTube. I don't know how to get it back on track.
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1:50:10–1:50:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_465I don't want to make videos anymore. I mean, even if I force myself to make a video, it doesn't get any views.
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1:50:30–1:50:36 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_466I could force myself to make videos about topics I don't care about and make $10.
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1:50:40–1:50:44 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_467I'm thinking gaming streams might help me.
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1:50:59–1:51:01 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_468Because my expenses are insane. I'm spending like $2,000 a month.
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1:51:22–1:51:25 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_469I don't know how I can make $2,000 a month with a normal job. Even a full-time job at minimum wage pays about $1,900 a month.
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1:51:30–1:51:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_470I have to do a full-time job plus a part-time job or just stop spending. Spend less.
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1:51:40–1:51:46 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_471I don't know what I've spent. I mean, I've been booking these hotels, which probably doesn't help.
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1:51:49–1:51:53 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_472I don't know how to get my spending down.
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1:52:08–1:52:10 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_473Stressful times.
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1:52:36–1:52:37 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_474Got 7 minutes and then I'm gonna leave.
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1:52:39–1:52:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_475Leaving Devon forever.
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1:52:45–1:52:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_476Yeah, the hotels I'm booking are a bit expensive because I don't want to book some shitty business hotel and then we go there and we're just sitting in a room with a bed. I want like a nice cozy house experience, so I've been booking lodges and cottages and she's offered to pay half, but I've been saying, oh,
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1:53:07–1:53:31 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_477it's okay, because I don't know how she's going to pay me the money.
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1:53:31–1:53:33 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_478I mean, if she paid in cash, be fine, I guess. So I've been saying, oh, just pay for the food. But obviously the food is way cheaper than the lodging.
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1:53:36–1:53:43 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_479I don't know, I mean, so food is like £30-40 for 2 people.
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1:53:46–1:53:51 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_480Hotel is like £100-120 a day.
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1:53:53–1:53:55 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_481Um, so I mean, she's paying the food. It does make up a third of the costs.
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1:54:10–1:54:15 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_482So I mean, if we go out somewhere and there's tickets, she pays for that too. So I guess she is paying half.
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1:54:22–1:54:26 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_483I've already spent, uh, £500 on hotels this month.
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1:54:37–1:54:41 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_484Like the other hotels because she wants to go to this thing. So I booked a hotel nearby the thing.
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1:54:47–1:54:52 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_485So I don't think I'll be booking any more hotels for the rest of the month, hopefully.
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1:55:07–1:55:12 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_486Oh gosh,
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1:55:15–1:55:16 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_487got 5 minutes left.
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1:55:27–1:55:28 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_488Hello? Not talking.
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1:56:00–1:56:02 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_489Yeah, I'm busy sending a fucking text. Jesus Christ, I can't even do one thing, can I? We'll lose a whole 2 hours streaming because I didn't say anything for 2 seconds because I'm busy texting.
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1:56:04–1:56:14 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_490I'm so on edge about everything now. Now I gotta worry about this as well.
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1:56:17–1:56:21 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_491Okay, well, I'm gonna head out now. It's been 2 hours. I should get the money.
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1:56:43–1:56:47 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_492Didn't violate anything.
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1:56:49–1:56:50 · rev_7eedc9a5996c3a040146118fbf8bc719_493Well, see you on Monday. Wish me luck. Bye-bye.
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