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Live Q&A with my Sister
2019-01-27 · 1 hr 32 min
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I think it should be ready. Where are you going? It's your Q&A!
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0:00–0:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_0No! You have to be in the video as well, not just me.
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0:05–0:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_1I'm pacing around.
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0:08–0:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_2I don't want to be in the video by myself. I'm scared. Hi!
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0:10–0:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_3That was quick. Usually when I stream on Twitch, it takes It only takes a few minutes until anyone shows up.
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0:21–0:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_4I'm scared.
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0:27–0:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_5It's your first livestream.
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0:28–0:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_6I don't know what to say.
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0:31–0:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_7They'll ask you questions and then you just answer. Look, 106 viewers already, not even a minute. See, it's so much better on YouTube.
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0:33–0:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_8You could at least have made your bed.
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0:47–0:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_9That's sad. Did he force you to do it?
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0:51–0:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_10Yes. Why?
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0:57–0:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_11You answer questions.
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0:59–1:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_12He owes me money, so that's why I came on here, so he can pay me back. I'm 26. My dad, my dad's still I feel really ill. My mum— our mum's gone to the hospital now with Daniel's wife. But I didn't want to go because yesterday was a bit disturbing. He's really ill still.
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1:00–1:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_13Someone gave us $1.99.
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1:31–1:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_14Oh, thank you, Rebecca. Would you ever kiss a girl? Yeah, I have kissed a girl before. Spin the bottle. It was okay. No, I'm not Hispanic, but I wish I could speak Spanish. It's nice.
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1:34–1:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_15People think you look Hispanic for some reason.
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1:51–1:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_16I don't know why, but people say our faces look the same. Look, if I had glasses—
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1:55–2:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_17Put my glasses on.
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2:03–2:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_18I look really bad with glasses.
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2:05–2:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_19I can't see. Wait, you look like a nerd.
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2:09–2:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_20I know, that's why I say you should wear contact lenses instead. You'd look better.
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2:21–2:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_21Do I look better now?
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2:27–2:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_22Is Daniel a cuck? What's a cuck?
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2:29–2:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_23How come you don't know what a cuck is?
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2:32–2:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_24I don't know. I don't know this new, new lingo.
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2:34–2:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_25It's a guy who's like a beta wuss who lets his woman get fucked by other men.
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2:37–2:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_26Oh, I didn't know. Are you a cuck?
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2:45–2:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_27No. And then if you have a cuckold fantasy, it means you fantasize about other men sleeping with your wife or girlfriend.
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2:48–2:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_28Oh. When are you going back to Japan, Daniel?
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2:59–3:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_29Dunno. Not sure. I should be going— I'm not gonna say the exact date. Beginning of first— no, I can't say it now. February.
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3:03–3:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_30Do you watch Daniel's videos? Um, I watch some of them. I don't watch the weird ones because it's weird. If he talks about sex, I turn it off.
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3:17–3:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_31I don't talk about sex anymore. I get demonetized.
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3:29–3:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_32Do you have a boyfriend? Yes, I do. He's just gone home just now, actually. You are antisocial like— are you antisocial like Daniel? Um, I don't know. I'd say not really, but I'm also introverted. I think I'm a complete mix of our mum and dad, basically.
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3:32–3:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_33You don't have social anxiety.
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3:57–3:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_34I do. That's why I went—
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3:59–4:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_35You speak to people fine.
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4:00–4:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_36Yeah, but I have, I have public speaking anxiety and social anxiety. That's why I went for hypnotherapy. Cereal. Who's older? Daniel's older. How old are you? You're 30? No, 29.
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4:01–4:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_3730 in March.
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4:24–4:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_38Does Daniel cook for you? No, Daniel's never cooked anything for me. You don't like it. I, I never even tried it. You didn't cook me anything.
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4:26–4:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_39There's never been.
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4:42–4:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_40I made you bacon today, you didn't want it.
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4:43–4:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_41I already had breakfast. What do you think of Cornwallis Academy?
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4:46–4:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_42How do they know you went to Cornwallis? I must have mentioned it.
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4:53–4:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_43Do you think if I stayed in Cornwallis I would have turned out more normal?
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4:59–5:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_44Um, I don't know, you could have— I think you would just be the same. You would, you would have had more friends, but then everybody would get into smoking and cars and drinking, and then you'd probably fall out with them. Is it true Daniel is bisexual?
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5:02–5:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_45No.
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5:26–5:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_46She looks 26. I am 26.
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5:29–5:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_47You're 27.
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5:31–5:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_48No, no, I'm 27 in May. Have you ever been with an Australian guy? No. Wincest. Seriously. They said your hair looks nice. It looks better shorter.
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5:34–5:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_49It used to look like a mushroom.
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5:54–5:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_50How come you don't get a Korean haircut? You know, like a K-pop style haircut. I think they look nice.
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5:56–6:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_51What do you mean, with the fringe?
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6:03–6:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_52When they have the fringe and then they have it short. It looks stupid. No, if you have it shorter at the side. Hello, Dad. Do you put milk in your tea?
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6:05–6:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_53Thank you, Adam.
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6:15–6:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_54Do you put milk in your tea? Yeah, I'm drinking tea now. You can't see it. Do you wash your rice? Um, yes. Yeah.
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6:17–6:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_55You don't need to wash it though. People just say to get the starch off.
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6:28–6:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_56No, I do wash it because sometimes they put bleach in it, I heard.
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6:32–6:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_57If it has bleach in it, how— you can't wash the bleach off.
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6:38–6:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_58How was teenager Daniel? Really, really shy and angry. We used to fight all the time. Don't say bad things about me.
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6:42–6:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_59I was a nice brother.
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6:55–6:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_60He pushed me into the clothes horse.
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6:56–6:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_61It's not called a clothes horse.
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6:59–7:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_62What is it called?
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7:00–7:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_63Laundry rack.
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7:01–7:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_64It's not called a laundry rack.
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7:04–7:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_65Who calls it a clothes horse?
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7:05–7:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_66I don't know. I call it a clothes horse.
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7:07–7:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_67Never heard anyone say that. I don't like it when it gets sunny. All the dust shows.
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7:10–7:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_68Has Daniel ever brought you to Japan? No.
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7:20–7:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_69When are you coming to Japan?
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7:23–7:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_70Um, I want to go to Tokyo, but you live in Osaka.
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7:25–7:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_71You can go to Tokyo.
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7:29–7:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_72How, how far away is it?
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7:30–7:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_73It's about 2 hours from— by bullet train.
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7:32–7:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_74Um, yeah, I want to go. Where's your sister-in-law? She went to, um, the hospital. With our mum, I feel a bit bad for not going, but we've been every day this week. It's a bit exhausting after a while. Also, I don't like to see dad so ill. Makes me feel really sad. Can you speak German, by the way? Meine Lieblingsfarbe ist lila. Wazzup, my fellow half-Chinese Malays? Which area of Osaka do you live in, Danny boy? Best wishes to your dad, guys.
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7:35–8:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_75Thank you.
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8:21–8:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_76Thank you, David Nino. Are you proud of your brother's bohemian lifestyle?
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8:23–8:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_77What's the bohemian lifestyle?
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8:27–8:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_78Uh, he doesn't have a bohemian lifestyle. It's like people that write poetry and play music and I don't know, what's the bohemian lifestyle?
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8:29–8:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_79I don't know, I don't even know what bohemian means.
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8:40–8:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_80I don't know, out of the normal? Is your sister a trap? What's a trap?
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8:45–8:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_81A man who pretends to be a woman.
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8:52–8:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_82Oh.
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8:56–8:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_83How come you don't know any of these phrases? I don't know. You don't know what SJW is, you don't know what a cuck is, you don't know what an incel is.
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8:57–9:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_84I don't know what they mean. I don't speak internet language.
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9:03–9:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_85So, a bohemian is a non-conformist, free spirit.
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9:08–9:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_86Are you a free spirit?
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9:13–9:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_87Socially unconventional in an artistic way.
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9:15–9:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_88Maybe you live a bohemian lifestyle.
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9:18–9:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_89Do you know what gaslighting means?
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9:22–9:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_90Oh. Oh, I do, but I forgot. What does it mean?
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9:27–9:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_91I always forget what it means. It means to emotionally manipulate somehow.
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9:33–9:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_92Oh yeah, doesn't it mean if you're having an argument and then—
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9:37–9:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_93You try and manipulate them emotionally.
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9:41–9:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_94Yeah, but I can't remember. I can't remember what it is.
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9:43–9:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_95Why don't they just say emotionally manipulate? Why do they have to make up these stupid new words like gaslight?
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9:46–9:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_96I don't know.
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9:52–9:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_97And there's another one, straw man. That they like to use when you're having debates on the internet.
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9:52–9:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_98What does straw man mean?
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9:59–10:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_99I don't know. It's like when you try and deflect a point of an argument by bringing up another point. I'm not too sure.
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10:01–10:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_100Oh yeah, I do that. Hussein said that I do that a lot.
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10:11–10:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_101Setting up a straw man.
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10:14–10:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_102I move the goalposts. Is Daniel going to pay you for talking to the These crazy people. He owes me £100 because I paid for his— I paid for your taxi from the airport.
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10:15–10:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_103Oh, I thought Hussein paid for it.
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10:28–10:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_104Well, he paid—
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10:30–10:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_105I paid £2,400 to get here.
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10:32–10:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_106Mum paid for that. She wrote you a cheque this morning.
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10:34–10:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_107Everyone thinks I'm paying for it.
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10:38–10:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_108Oh, you should— well, the cheque hasn't gone through yet.
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10:39–10:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_109Keep it wired.
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10:45–10:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_110What wire?
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10:46–10:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_111I'm scared the wire might get moved.
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10:48–10:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_112Do you hate your brother? No, I don't hate my brother.
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10:50–10:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_113I'm not a leech.
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10:55–11:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_114Come down to Canterbury and let's hang out. I like Canterbury. Canterbury's really nice. What do you dislike about Daniel's wife? Nothing, she's really cute. I like Chihiro. Today she did the vacuuming as well, and she helped— she dyed our mum's hair.
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11:00–11:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_115I'm not a leech. I pay my own way when mum doesn't.
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11:22–11:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_116Is dad improving? Yeah, he's doing better, a little bit better. Um, yeah, Yesterday, the nurse asked him to squeeze her hand if he could hear her, and he squeezed it, which is good. But he's still not woken up yet.
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11:35–11:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_117Was that today?
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11:52–11:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_118No, that was yesterday.
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11:53–11:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_119He squeezed the nurse's hand?
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11:54–11:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_120Yeah, but then they had to sedate him again because they took out some fluid from his lungs.
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11:56–12:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_121Increase the volume. Is it too low?
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12:08–12:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_122People say I speak really quietly.
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12:11–12:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_123I'll increase the gain.
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12:14–12:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_124Do you smell your own farts? No.
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12:16–12:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_125You look whiter than Daniel. If she had black— if you had black hair and you had it straight, you would look more Asian.
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12:25–12:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_126I think then we would look the same. I need to dye my hair again, it's going orange.
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12:34–12:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_127What color is your hair?
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12:39–12:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_128Is it black? My hair is naturally dark brown, but not as dark as Daniel's. It's this color, basically.
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12:40–12:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_129Looks the same as Matt Bunny.
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12:47–12:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_130It's this color. I need to dye it.
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12:50–12:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_131Do you approve of me being weird on YouTube?
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12:59–13:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_132Yeah, I think people need to be more weird. Should Daniel bleach his hair? He should dye it this colour.
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13:02–13:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_133What if I dyed it blonde? I used to have lots of wigs. Where did they all go?
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13:11–13:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_134I don't know. Favourite clothes brand? Monkey. Do you do your own hair? Um, I don't— believe it or not, I got this done in a salon. People keep asking me if I did it myself, which is annoying, but, um, no, I paid for this.
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13:18–13:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_135I don't know what to talk about.
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13:41–13:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_136Put on a wig. Did you just call me monkey?
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13:48–13:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_137No. Who'd you call a monkey?
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13:54–13:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_138I didn't call anyone a monkey. What do you do for a living? Um, I make webinars and I do coding.
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13:56–14:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_139You should make videos for my channel, then I get more money.
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14:04–14:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_140Yeah, I don't— I'm the behind-the-scenes technical person for webinars. I don't go in front of the camera.
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14:07–14:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_141People are bored with me now.
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14:13–14:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_142Maybe you need to talk about something more interesting. Talk about some hard-hitting topics like, I don't know, feminism and Brexit.
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14:18–14:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_143I was thinking about doing Brexit. I have no idea what it's about.
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14:26–14:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_144Yeah, I don't really— I stopped using— I stopped watching the news a year ago because it started to make me feel really sad.
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14:32–14:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_145Oh, thank you, Adam.
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14:38–14:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_146I am biracial. Are you proud for being biracial? Yeah, I am proud.
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14:43–14:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_147I don't know what to say to that.
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14:49–14:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_148Do you know '90s music? Yes. What programming languages do you know? Um, I only code in HTML and CSS.
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14:55–15:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_149You could make tutorial videos on HTML. You'd get loads of views.
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15:16–15:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_150Yeah, but I don't know enough. I just— I basically do basic CSS, um, and code the registration pages for our webinars. I want to learn programming. I don't know, I don't really find— I don't find JavaScript that enjoyable, I guess because it's too hard. I guess if I was good at it, I would find it enjoyable.
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15:19–15:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_151Do you like feminists? Feminists are ruining YouTube.
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15:44–16:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_152No, they're not. Oh, what was that?
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16:02–16:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_153You spilled your tea.
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16:05–16:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_154No, I didn't. Um, feminists, they're just people who think that men and women should be treated and paid equally. Rate Daniel's haircut from 1 to 10, 10 being good, 1 being horrible. I'll rate it a Um, 4.
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16:06–16:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_1554? How can I make my hair look better? Because it always looks shit. Look at it now.
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16:28–16:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_156Slanting.
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16:35–16:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_157How do you make it not slanting?
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16:36–16:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_158But wait, mine's slanting as well.
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16:37–16:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_159My hair always looks bad. I grow it long, it looks like a mushroom. I cut it short.
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16:40–16:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_160I don't think it's your hair, I think it's your glasses. See, that's so much better without the glasses.
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16:45–16:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_161I can't see.
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16:52–16:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_162You don't need to see. Have you tried coding for Android phones? No, I haven't, but I would like to. It's 2:12 PM.
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16:53–17:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_163Loop.
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17:08–17:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_164Oh, thanks, Lupita.
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17:11–17:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_165Oh, paying my sister back.
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17:13–17:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_166Why is your accent so thick? I don't know. What's our accent? Our accent is Kent accent.
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17:20–17:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_167Kentish.
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17:27–17:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_168What do you think of Malaysia? I love Malaysia. I want to go back. I want— I wouldn't mind living in Malaysia.
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17:28–17:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_169But they don't have beer.
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17:36–17:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_170They do have beer.
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17:37–17:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_171Not everywhere.
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17:39–17:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_172Live in a place that has beer. I like Malaysia because the people are really friendly. Everybody's really relaxed. People aren't so stressed all the time. And everybody walks and talks really slowly, and I like that. Cockhold fantasy. What's cockhold again? Oh, when you get somebody to sleep with your wife.
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17:41–18:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_173When you want someone to sleep with your wife. Thoughts on the Australian guy?
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18:09–18:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_174My thoughts on the Australian guy? I don't know. I don't know anything about him.
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18:21–18:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_175He was Chiharu's sex friend.
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18:26–18:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_176Yeah, I remember.
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18:27–18:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_177It's so weird though because they hooked up the day before we met. When I snooped on her phone, I checked all the way back until the last time they met. October the first, and they were arranging to meet up. I met her on the second of October.
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18:28–18:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_178But why were you snooping on her phone?
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18:43–18:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_179Because she left it unlocked, and she she she was getting Tinder notifications. Said you have a new match.
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18:45–18:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_180Oh, but you're on Tinder as well.
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18:51–18:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_181That's a secret.
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18:54–18:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_182How old are you? Twenty six.
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18:59–19:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_183And she didn't even say sorry.
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19:02–19:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_184Oh.
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19:05–19:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_185She just got angry because I was looking on her phone. What did she say? She just said, why are you looking on my phone?
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19:05–19:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_186Yeah.
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19:09–19:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_187And then she said she was joking.
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19:10–19:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_188Joking about what?
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19:11–19:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_189About saying, I miss your dick.
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19:14–19:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_190Uh, oh yeah, I remember that.
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19:15–19:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_191Have we been to Brighton?
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19:17–19:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_192Yeah, I went to Brighton a few years ago. Cutie Pie lives in Brighton. I like Brighton. The quality is a shame. Is it bad quality?
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19:21–19:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_193Yeah, because that internet's rubbish.
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19:36–19:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_194Ah.
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19:38–19:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_195So we look all blurry.
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19:39–19:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_196Ah, thank you, David 5555. How long have you been here in Brighton?
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19:41–19:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_197Shouldn't look too bad.
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19:45–19:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_198Yeah, I went to Brighton. Have you been to Brighton?
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19:50–19:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_199No.
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19:52–19:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_200It's nice.
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19:52–19:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_201Everyone calls me a sociopath. What do you think?
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19:59–20:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_202Um...
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20:01–20:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_203I'm not that crazy.
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20:02–20:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_204Sociopath is different to psychopath, right?
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20:05–20:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_205Mm.
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20:07–20:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_206What's sociopath?
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20:07–20:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_207I'm not sure what's different though.
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20:09–20:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_208I don't know, look it up. My signal is bad.
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20:10–20:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_209No, don't use the internet. It might slow the stream.
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20:15–20:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_210Um, I don't think you're a sociopath. I just think You have social anxiety. Why don't you go for hypnotherapy?
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20:18–20:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_211Because I don't want to.
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20:25–20:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_212Why?
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20:27–20:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_213If I didn't have social anxiety, what would be different? I'd still be just sitting here in the house.
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20:28–20:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_214But you probably wouldn't, and then you would— wouldn't mind ordering stuff for yourself.
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20:33–20:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_215It's not a big problem.
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20:41–20:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_216And then you don't have to be I'm walking the wire. Which wire?
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20:43–20:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_217That one.
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20:51–20:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_218Oh. What did you study at university? I studied film and English. Why does Daniel keep pacing around?
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20:52–21:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_219I'm nervous.
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21:07–21:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_220Why are you nervous?
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21:08–21:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_221I'm nervous.
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21:09–21:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_222About what?
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21:10–21:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_223I don't know.
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21:12–21:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_224It's not as scary as I thought it would be. I thought it would be worse. Daniel needs therapy. Yeah, hypnotherapy.
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21:15–21:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_225Why?
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21:23–21:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_226I don't know, it was really good.
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21:24–21:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_227Why would it help me?
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21:27–21:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_228I went twice. It was kind of expensive though. Um, that's the only bad thing. It was good. Ah, Daniel is nervous because he is protective of you. Daniel's not protective of me.
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21:28–21:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_229She's protective of me. Yeah.
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21:42–21:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_230I can't remember if you've ever been protective of me. Oh, when I fell— oh wait, was that— who fell off their bike really badly? And then I— oh yeah, that was you.
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21:50–22:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_231Down that road.
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22:01–22:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_232Then I had to carry your bike back for you.
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22:02–22:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_233I thought I was gonna fall I went all dizzy.
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22:04–22:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_234Yeah, I just remember you had a big flap of skin hanging from your hands.
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22:07–22:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_235All the skin came off my palms.
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22:13–22:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_236Disgusting.
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22:15–22:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_237I was doing no-handed on my bicycle down that hill, and then a car was coming, so I braked, but there was all gravel on the road and my bike skidded.
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22:16–22:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_238Daniel is autistic.
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22:27–22:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_239No.
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22:31–22:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_240Are you autistic?
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22:31–22:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_241Everyone keeps saying that.
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22:33–22:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_242Then why are you rocking?
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22:34–22:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_243Because I'm nervous. Why can't you rock?
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22:35–22:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_244I don't know.
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22:39–22:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_245Dad sent me a message last year saying that I might have Asperger's.
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22:41–22:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_246Asperger's?
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22:48–22:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_247Asperger's.
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22:50–22:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_248Asperger's.
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22:52–22:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_249It's Asperger's.
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22:53–22:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_250It's not Asperger's.
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22:54–22:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_251It is.
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22:55–22:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_252Asperger's. What did you— what did he say? Did he ask you to go for a test?
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22:57–23:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_253He just said maybe you want to think about seeing a therapist. I ignored him.
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23:02–23:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_254That's nice.
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23:07–23:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_255People keep asking me, do I have—
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23:08–23:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_256thank you, Marley—
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23:12–23:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_257saying that I should go and get checked.
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23:13–23:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_258I think people— anybody who acts a bit differently, everybody just says they've got autism. Does he have HIV? I don't know. Did you ever get those results back?
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23:17–23:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_259The test came back, said failed, not enough sample. Should have sent me 2 kits. Person who sent it to me, they should have sent me 2. Should have known I would have messed it up.
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23:29–23:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_260Do another.
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23:43–23:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_261I don't think I would have it. If I have it, then she I would have it as well, and we would have shown symptoms by now.
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23:44–23:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_262Do you celebrate Chinese New Year? Um, our mum gives us ang pows, and I don't know, sometimes we go out for dinner. But, um, yeah, this year mum hasn't really mentioned it much. I'm not actually sure what day Chinese New Year is this year. Is this a telenovela? I don't know.
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23:52–24:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_263What does that mean?
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24:23–24:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_264I guess like a novella but on TV.
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24:25–24:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_265A novella?
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24:29–24:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_266Novella. It's like a short novel. Do you think Daniel's smart? Yeah, I think Daniel's smart. He's good at learning things. But I think he gives up on stuff too easily.
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24:30–24:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_267I can only learn things if I'm interested in them.
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24:44–24:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_268I think we're kind of similar. We both get really obsessive over one thing and then do it every day and then—
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24:47–24:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_269Get bored.
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24:55–24:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_270Get bored. And then everyone's like, oh, why don't you get a job or do something with that thing that you learnt to do?
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24:56–25:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_271I want to learn guitar now.
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25:01–25:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_272Learn it. It's not that hard.
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25:06–25:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_273I think I just want to be able to do the riffs in metal music.
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25:07–25:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_274Um, that's probably hard. I think guitar is harder than the piano.
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25:11–25:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_275You only need to know a few chords and you can go da da da.
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25:17–25:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_276You're both autistic. Damn. Social anxiety.
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25:23–25:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_277I'm not autistic.
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25:28–25:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_278Can you guys speak Malaysian? No, unfortunately not. Do you have social anxiety? Yes, but Daniel has it a lot worse than I do.
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25:36–25:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_279I think Mum has autism.
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25:56–25:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_280But she's not— she's not nervous in front of people.
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25:58–26:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_281She says really silly things in front of people and she doesn't care.
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26:02–26:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_282Yeah, but that's like the opposite.
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26:05–26:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_283Not social anxiety, autism.
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26:07–26:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_284I don't think Mum has autism.
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26:11–26:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_285She has no feeling of embarrassment.
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26:14–26:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_286Yeah.
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26:16–26:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_287In front of people.
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26:18–26:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_288No, she gets embarrassed about about other things, she's always like, oh, so shameful, so like disgusting. She gets shame about money. I think that's just a stereotypical Asian mum thing though. Have you guys been to Singapore? Um, yeah, we went to Singapore a few years ago.
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26:19–26:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_289We stayed for one day. I went and met this Malaysian girl and we had sushi and you wanted to come and I said no.
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26:49–26:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_290Wait, oh yeah, I forgot about that.
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26:56–26:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_291Her face was massive.
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26:58–27:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_292Oh, how come you—
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27:00–27:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_293It was like a big plate.
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27:01–27:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_294Why didn't you let me go with you?
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27:02–27:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_295Because it was like a date.
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27:04–27:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_296Oh. I met up with my friend Mark from uni.
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27:05–27:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_297Do you still talk to him?
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27:10–27:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_298No, we don't speak anymore.
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27:12–27:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_299He's rich now.
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27:14–27:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_300Yeah, probably. Does Daniel have rabies? I don't think so. Do you both speak Spanish? No.
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27:15–27:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_301You're kicking the wire.
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27:43–27:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_302Ugh. What is the wire for?
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27:44–27:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_303It's for the mic.
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27:47–27:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_304Oh. What part of London are you from? Um, I— Don't dox yourself. I live in East London. Blink twice if Daniel is holding you hostage. Does Daniel smell like sushi? No. What is Daniel's favourite food? I don't know, bacon, probably. Fried pork and pot noodle.
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27:48–28:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_305Pot noodle.
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28:23–28:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_306Do you get help with your social anxiety, like talking changes? What's talking change— talking changes? Yeah, I think we get our social anxiety trait from Dad, from our dad. Can we see Daniel's armpit?
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28:24–28:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_307Er, no. But we spent most of our time with Mum when we were kids. How come we didn't come out like Mum? Turn out like Mum?
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28:53–29:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_308I think it's because Mum was really loud and would do embarrassing things, and then we'd see Dad get embarrassed, and then we thought that we should be embarrassed, and then it just contributed to feeling anxious. Why does Daniel look like Harry Potter? It's a new haircut that he cut himself.
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29:00–29:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_309Harry Potter doesn't have this haircut.
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29:32–29:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_310What temperament is your mum? Um, I don't know, loud and angry and funny. I don't know what temperament. What type of embarrassing things would your mum do? Um, it's hard to remember off the top of my head, but I don't know, just generally being insulting to people, um, asking people about their sex lives in front of their family members, um, asking waitresses if they were still on their period. Just things like that. Do you hate your brother? No. Daniel, calm down.
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29:34–30:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_311I'm bored.
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30:36–30:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_312You're like 5% Asian compared to Daniel. Um, okay. Why would she ask a waitress that? I don't know. I don't know why. I think she just wants to shock people.
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30:37–30:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_313Maybe she doesn't know what to say.
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30:59–31:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_314Maybe.
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31:03–31:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_315When I saw Alex at the hospital, I said, you're huge now.
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31:05–31:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_316Did you?
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31:08–31:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_317I didn't know what else to say. He was just really big compared to what I saw last time. Why is he so big now?
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31:12–31:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_318I don't know, he's been working out, I guess. I don't know.
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31:21–31:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_319Thank you, David. Was it David?
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31:26–31:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_320Can Daniel twerk?
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31:30–31:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_321No.
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31:31–31:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_322Do you like soda? Yeah.
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31:47–31:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_323We should have done a stream during Christmas.
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31:50–31:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_324Yeah, we should have done. Then you'd feel happy. You didn't ask me.
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31:54–31:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_325So you didn't seem like you wanted to do it.
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31:59–32:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_326Oh, I thought you would ask me, but you didn't. Yeah, we should have done one at Christmas and then—
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32:01–32:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_327We would have been in a better mood.
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32:10–32:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_328We would have been happier.
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32:11–32:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_329I don't really feel worried about that.
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32:12–32:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_330Favorite soda, ginger beer. Yeah, I don't know why you don't feel worried. I feel really worried. But they said he's still in a critical condition, so he might not be—
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32:16–32:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_331But he's getting better and he's waking up and he's responding.
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32:26–32:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_332But his kidneys aren't working. His kidneys aren't working at all.
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32:29–32:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_333They'll get better.
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32:33–32:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_334Daniel, guess your sister's favorite food. What's my favorite?
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32:42–32:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_335Laksa.
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32:46–32:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_336It used to be. I don't— what's my favorite food? I like sashimi.
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32:47–32:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_337What do you think of Victoria getting upset?
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32:58–33:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_338Oh, Victoria getting upset. Um, I don't know, I don't really understand why, why she was upset. I think some people messaged her on Instagram, but just blocked them.
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33:02–33:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_339She blocked me instead, and then she told all her sisters Yeah, well, I don't— I didn't see— And they blocked Mum as well.
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33:15–33:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_340I— what did you actually say about her? I didn't watch the video.
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33:24–33:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_341I just said when I was 14, I used to have a crush on a girl called Victoria, and I used to do silly things to get her attention. And then we swapped phone cases and we used to message each other.
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33:28–33:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_342That was it. Oh yeah, I saw that video.
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33:40–33:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_343I didn't say anything—
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33:41–33:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_344That was quite nice.
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33:42–33:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_345I didn't say anything sexual, didn't say anything bad.
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33:43–33:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_346Yeah, if I'm honest, I think she overreacted a little bit, but some people feel more, I don't know, concerned about their privacy, so I don't know.
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33:48–33:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_347The only mistake I made was using her first name. I didn't think people would find her so quickly from Instagram. She just— she said— Jasmine said that she was getting hundreds of messages from strangers.
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33:57–34:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_348That's quite a lot. Hundreds. Yeah, I guess it would be a bit worrying if you suddenly got hundreds of people message you.
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34:13–34:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_349I wonder what they were messaging her.
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34:23–34:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_350Probably not that nice stuff.
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34:27–34:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_351Did you know Daniel made a video about you? What else would they say?
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34:31–34:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_352Yeah, I don't know.
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34:36–34:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_353And then what would her reaction be? Oh my god, Daniel made a video on me! Block him.
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34:38–34:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_354Yeah, I don't know. I don't know why they blocked Mum. Did they block Mum as well?
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34:46–34:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_355They blocked Mum because, I don't know, maybe they thought I was looking at Mum's Facebook and looking at their photos. I already downloaded all their photos.
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34:50–35:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_356Why did you download them?
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35:03–35:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_357Why? Yeah, I don't know, in case I need him for later.
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35:05–35:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_358Have you walked in on Daniel doing anything weird like himself? No, no, thankfully.
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35:17–35:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_359Mum did when I was—
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35:24–35:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_360did she?
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35:25–35:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_361When I was about 10, 8 or 9, I was in the bathtub and I was playing with myself and she was peeking Through the door, through the gap, and then I just said, don't tell Dad, and then she walked away.
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35:27–35:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_362Did she say anything?
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35:38–35:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_363No, she didn't say anything. I saw the door open a little bit and there was a gap and I saw her face.
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35:41–35:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_364Oh.
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35:46–35:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_365And then there's one time she caught me picking my nose and eating it.
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35:49–35:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_366What did she say?
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35:53–35:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_367She was outside and she saw through the window and she just knocked the window and Worst thing Daniel has done?
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35:55–36:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_368He ripped my Harry Potter book because I wouldn't get off of the computer.
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36:08–36:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_369We used to break each other's stuff.
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36:12–36:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_370He tore it.
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36:15–36:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_371Yeah.
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36:16–36:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_372I put his toothbrush in the toilet.
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36:17–36:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_373I broke your Sims game because you broke one of my games.
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36:19–36:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_374Yeah.
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36:24–36:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_375If Dad just bought us a second computer, all of these troubles wouldn't—
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36:26–36:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_376No, Dad should have said, um, given us each an hour on the computer and said to take it in turns.
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36:29–36:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_377I used to get really angry and depressed when I had to come off the computer.
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36:37–36:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_378Yeah, what were you playing at the time?
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36:42–36:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_379When? How old? Um, when you broke my Harry Potter I was playing Star Wars Galaxies when I was 16, and then World of Warcraft when I was 17.
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36:46–36:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_380Sabrina asked Daniel about his best friend Nabita. He's that stupid guy who gave me a copyright strike for using his face.
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36:58–37:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_381Oh yeah.
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37:08–37:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_382Oh, thank you, Captain J. Did your mum hit you with a wooden spoon? Um, yeah, she did, but I wasn't as naughty as Daniel as a child.
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37:14–37:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_383Why would she hit me?
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37:25–37:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_384Because you kept— you used to just run past and hit me around the head.
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37:26–37:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_385Did I?
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37:30–37:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_386Yeah, you used to just push me and— or you would break my stuff if I was making something. Like, I used to line up all my plastic toy dogs on the floor and then you used to come and then you'd come and kick them all over and then run away laughing.
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37:30–37:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_387I think I watched too much Simpsons. I was trying to be like Bart.
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37:47–37:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_388Yeah, maybe.
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37:50–37:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_389I used to think Bart Simpson was really cool.
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37:51–37:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_390You've seen Daniel's gay experience video? I watched some of it, but then I turned it off. But it's funny because I thought that that guy was also good-looking.
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37:53–38:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_391He's better looking than any of the girlfriends I had. Shin-ya.
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38:10–38:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_392Shin-ya. He's a very handsome man, actually.
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38:15–38:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_393He's on YouTube.
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38:17–38:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_394If you look up— Is he?
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38:19–38:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_395If you look up the guesthouse I stayed at, a television network came and filmed us, and he's— they uploaded it to YouTube and he's in it.
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38:20–38:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_396Ah. Yeah, I remember I said to you before you published that video about the blowjob, I said to you, oh, that guy Shin-ya is really good-looking, and then you did like a funny awkward laugh. Now I know why.
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38:30–38:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_397I can't remember why.
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38:44–38:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_398Did you say a gay guy looks better than his wife?
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38:53–38:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_399Who's better than my wife?
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38:57–38:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_400You said— did you say Shinya looks better than your wife?
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38:59–39:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_401No, I said all my ex-girlfriends.
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39:01–39:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_402Yeah, ex-girlfriends.
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39:04–39:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_403Were fat and ugly.
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39:05–39:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_404Were they?
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39:08–39:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_405Most of them were. Either fat, ugly, or old. Sabrina looks like a snack.
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39:08–39:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_406Oh, thanks. I don't feel like a snack.
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39:20–39:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_407It's getting dark.
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39:24–39:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_408I feel like I want to eat a snack. Although I'm meant to be on a diet.
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39:25–39:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_409Why don't you have your own channel? She does.
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39:29–39:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_410I don't have my own channel.
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39:31–39:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_411Why, why is it a secret?
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39:33–39:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_412It's not a secret. I don't have a channel because I don't know what to say in front of a camera.
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39:34–39:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_413You have one, but there's nothing on it apart from one Photoshop video.
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39:39–39:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_414Oh yeah, that's really old. What's your favorite memory with Daniel? Um, favorite memory, uh, I don't know.
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39:43–39:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_415When we used to play Halo together.
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39:58–39:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_416Oh yeah, I always used to watch you play games.
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40:00–40:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_417We used to play co-op games.
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40:03–40:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_418I liked watching you play Monkey Island. That was fun. Thank you, Adam. Tenga is better than Fleshlight. What's Tenga?
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40:06–40:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_419It's like men's adult toy.
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40:18–40:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_420Oh. Ew.
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40:21–40:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_421It's like a rubber cup.
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40:25–40:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_422Yeah.
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40:27–40:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_423And it has a suction— it has like a suction feature.
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40:27–40:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_424I don't know, Fleshlights are weird. They're creepy. Though I don't really understand why they're creepy, because it seems normal for women to get vibrators, but it's weird for men to get Fleshlights. You guys never answered his question. What question?
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40:31–40:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_425Which question?
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40:52–40:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_426Are you guys religious? No, but I kind of wish that we were. Em, yeah, when Dad first got ill, when I really thought we were going to lose him, I kind of wanted something to turn to. It would have been nice if we were religious. Thoughts on sex robots?
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40:56–41:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_427Em, Don't talk about sexual things.
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41:16–41:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_428Oh, okay.
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41:18–41:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_429I'll get demonetized.
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41:19–41:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_430Oh. Is Daniel a narcissist? Um, yeah, maybe.
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41:22–41:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_431No.
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41:28–41:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_432He, he never asked me about how I am.
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41:29–41:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_433What's so bad about that?
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41:32–41:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_434Or how my job is, or what I do. I don't even think he knows what I do.
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41:33–41:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_435I do.
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41:38–41:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_436What company I work for. Webinars.
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41:38–41:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_437I don't know the name of the company.
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41:40–41:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_438No, but what the company does. Webinars.
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41:42–41:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_439No. I don't know. Why do I need to know?
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41:46–41:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_440I don't know. I know what you do.
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41:49–41:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_441You make webinars. Yeah. I already made a video called I Find It Difficult to Care About Other People.
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41:53–42:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_442Yeah, I know. Mum's the same. Mum's like that. She doesn't ask how people are. I think you get it from Mum.
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42:00–42:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_443Dad doesn't ask.
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42:09–42:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_444Actually, Dad never asked me either.
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42:10–42:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_445Dad never asked me how's my YouTube going or what I'm making.
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42:11–42:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_446Yeah, I don't know why. Ever been to Italy? Yes, I like Italy. The food is really nice. The tomatoes taste like tomatoes, not like here.
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42:16–42:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_447I think you have to be slightly narcissistic to have a YouTube channel. If you weren't narcissistic at all, you wouldn't put anything out.
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42:36–42:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_448Yeah.
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42:43–42:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_449Because you'd be so humble.
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42:43–42:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_450That's true. Is Daniel lazy? Yes, he doesn't take out the rubbish. And then I, then I said, I've been taking the rubbish out every day, why don't you take out the rubbish? And then he says, Oh, nobody asked you to take out the rubbish.
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42:45–43:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_451That's your job.
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43:02–43:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_452It's not my job.
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43:05–43:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_453I do the dishwasher.
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43:06–43:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_454I did the dishwasher yesterday.
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43:07–43:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_455Because you woke up before me.
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43:09–43:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_456Yeah.
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43:10–43:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_457I did the vacuuming.
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43:11–43:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_458Did you?
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43:13–43:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_459Yeah, I vacuumed the kitchen. Oh yeah.
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43:14–43:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_460Do you like Harry Potter? I love Harry Potter. Does Daniel ever stay still?
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43:19–43:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_461Yeah.
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43:27–43:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_462Rate Daniel out of 10 in looks. I would say without glasses, 8.
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43:28–43:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_4638 out of 10?
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43:38–43:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_4647, 8.
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43:39–43:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_465I rated Chihiro 6 out of 10.
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43:42–43:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_466I can't believe—
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43:44–43:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_467She was so angry.
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43:45–43:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_468Yeah, I'm not surprised.
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43:46–43:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_469She came home and she beat me.
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43:48–43:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_470I'm not surprised. 6 out of 10 is horrible.
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43:49–43:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_471I thought 6 out of 10 is pretty good.
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43:54–43:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_472No, how is 6 out of 10 good?
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43:56–43:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_473Because 8 to 10 would be like a supermodel.
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43:58–44:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_474No, 10, it would be a supermodel.
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44:01–44:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_475And then 7 would be really attractive, and then 6 is attractive, and then 5 is average. 6 is better than average.
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44:03–44:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_476No, yeah, but—
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44:13–44:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_4776 is more attractive than average but not as attractive as a supermodel or actress. I was just being logical.
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44:17–44:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_478No, but a supermodel would probably be 10. So who's a 10? Who would—
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44:24–44:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_4799 or 10 would be supermodels.
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44:29–44:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_480Yeah.
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44:30–44:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_481Well, actresses would be 7 or 8.
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44:32–44:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_482Yeah, but it's, it's subjective, so—
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44:34–44:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_483I'll give her a 6.5.
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44:40–44:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_484No, just always go with 8.
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44:41–44:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_485She has a nice balanced face. She doesn't have like a big nose or a weird-looking chin. I think she has nice facial structure.
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44:47–44:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_486Yeah, she's pretty. I'd give her an 8.
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44:56–45:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_487I mean, that's what annoys me. People keep saying she's pretty. She is pretty. But they haven't seen her in real life. They've only seen skin filter and low quality stuff.
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45:00–45:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_488Yeah, but—
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45:18–45:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_489And then she gets upset. She said, why do you want people to think I'm ugly? I said, I don't. I'm just saying that they don't know what you really look like. Everyone was saying Tomoko's pretty.
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45:20–45:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_490Yeah, but she had loads of filters on and stuff. Daniel, you are a 12 out of 10.
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45:30–45:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_491Who said that?
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45:45–45:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_492District.
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45:48–45:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_493Oh, thank you.
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45:50–45:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_494We are brother and sister. Daniel's ugly like a third-world Asian.
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45:52–46:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_495You should have taken the DNA test. I wonder if you have more white DNA. I had 51% Asian.
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46:02–46:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_496I read that girls look more like their fathers and boys look more like their mothers. Do you ever hug with Daniel? No, because he's really awkward.
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46:09–46:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_497I don't like hugging, it's weird. When Odile keeps trying to hug me, it's weird. I like Odile, she's Everyone was saying that I should— that Dad wants to hug me when we left for Malaysia, and I didn't want to.
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46:24–46:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_498I don't know. I think he did want to hug you.
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46:40–46:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_499He hugged me when I arrived in the airport at Christmas.
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46:42–46:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_500But he's also really awkward with hugging. Why does Daniel hate English people?
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46:47–46:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_501Because they bullied me and they traumatized me when I was a kid. They scare me.
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46:58–47:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_502Did Daniel change after being bullied? Um, I think he went more quiet. He got quieter. And I don't know why you didn't say anything to Mum or Dad when you were getting bullied. But why were you embarrassed?
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47:04–47:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_503Because when kids get bullied, it's embarrassing. They don't want to admit to it. They don't want to tell people about it.
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47:26–47:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_504But if it's Mum and Dad—
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47:32–47:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_505Because they're like, you're a loser and no one likes you. Dad said that as well. He said, why didn't you tell me and I would have moved you to a different school? But even if he moved me to a different school, I would have just gotten bullied there as well.
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47:35–47:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_506I don't know, you might not have done. Like, at my school, um, there wasn't that bad bullying.
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47:45–47:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_507I think— isn't it different for girls?
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47:54–47:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_508I think girls— girls just don't do as much physical bullying.
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47:57–48:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_509The last year of school, I started to make friends, and then I started to enjoy school. It took me about 5 years to make a friend group.
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48:03–48:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_510What, at, uh—
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48:15–48:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_511At Swadlins.
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48:16–48:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_512Ah. Did either of you go through a stereotypical teenage emo phase? Yes! Yeah. One time I let all my friends in the park try and dreadlock my hair. It was a big mistake.
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48:17–48:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_513I used to wear all black. Remember? All my clothes were black.
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48:32–48:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_514Yeah.
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48:38–48:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_515And then I started straightening my hair. To make it look like anime hair. Anime hair is just like emo hair, isn't it?
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48:39–48:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_516Yeah, pretty much.
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48:46–48:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_517And I still listen to emo music.
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48:48–48:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_518Yeah, I still like My Chemical Romance. I don't care what people say. Taiko-san, what's that?
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48:51–49:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_519Seeker Sam, this American guy.
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49:07–49:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_520Uh, were you the slutty girl or the quiet girl at school? Quiet girl.
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49:10–49:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_521Do you have black friends growing up? We had half-black friends. What's her name? Daniela and Marsha.
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49:17–49:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_522Yeah, but we grew up in a really white area, so— You always have black friends growing up. So not really. Sabrina, what do you think of living in London? I really like it. It's nice. There's loads of stuff to do. The only thing is it's really expensive. Yeah, I miss London. I'm going a bit mad at home.
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49:38–50:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_523It's so ugly looking.
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50:07–50:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_524I don't understand why you don't like London.
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50:09–50:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_525So crowded and dirty looking.
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50:12–50:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_526But it's nice having loads of people around.
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50:14–50:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_527The Underground train is so cramped. Japan's trains are huge compared to London.
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50:18–50:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_528Sabrina, are you a witch? I wish I was a witch.
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50:28–50:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_529Did you suffer from bullying?
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50:31–50:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_530Um, no, I didn't really get bullied. Um, somebody called me a chink once. once, and then they got really told off, em, but that was about it. In primary school, this boy, em, Mitchell, used to call me little Chinese girl, but it was kind of endearing, so I didn't really mind. Oh, at uni, this girl kept doing this, em, that South Park impression, you know, The Mongolian guy?
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50:43–51:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_531No.
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51:18–51:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_532Oh, well, somebody kept doing that to me. That was a bit annoying. Sabrina, do you do any sport? Um, no. I go to the gym at lunchtime at work for 20 minutes, but that's about it. Skidipapa skat— what? What?
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51:19–51:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_533What did she say?
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51:51–51:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_534I don't know, I missed it. BTS, the boy band. What is this then? I don't know. They've got a new boy band that's come out. There's like a new K-pop They're all the same.
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51:52–52:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_535K-pop bands.
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52:11–52:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_536Sabrina, have you ever considered modelling? No, because I'm really awkward in front of the camera, and then my face shakes when I'm nervous, so it's not good. Do people ask you of your ethnicity? Yeah, quite a lot. People think I'm South American for This is low-key awkward. Because we're both awkward people.
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52:12–52:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_537I'm not used to streaming with people.
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52:43–52:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_538You streamed with, um, Chihiro.
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52:45–52:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_539I feel more comfortable streaming with Chihiro.
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52:49–52:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_540Why?
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52:52–52:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_541It's boring when me and Chihiro stream because we don't talk to each other. She reads the comments and then I just start ranting about random stuff. It'd be like listening to a radio show and the 2 hosts aren't even talking to each other and they're just talking about separate things.
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52:52–53:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_542Oh.
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53:07–53:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_543It's weird.
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53:07–53:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_544I like Chihiro though, she laughs a lot. She's funny. I like when she shouts at you. Bruh. How did you meet your boyfriend? Outside a club in Dalston.
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53:08–53:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_545Expose him now, live.
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53:29–53:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_546Who? What?
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53:33–53:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_547Expose your boyfriend.
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53:35–53:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_548No!
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53:37–53:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_549His darkest secrets.
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53:37–53:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_550No, he would kill me. He doesn't have any dark secrets anyway.
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53:39–53:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_551He must have something.
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53:44–53:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_552He doesn't.
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53:45–53:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_553Thank you, Wings971. What did he say? Should I shave my head?
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53:46–54:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_554I think it would be funny.
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54:01–54:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_555I'm desperate for views. I'll look like this.
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54:03–54:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_556I don't know, just do it. It'll grow back. Diet blonde. Why?
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54:08–54:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_557I want to look quite weak.
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54:20–54:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_558Don't leave me, I'm scared. I like Dina Tokyo, she's my favorite YouTuber.
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54:22–54:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_559Don't you watch anyone else? No. What about—
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54:34–54:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_560I like those— no, I like—
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54:38–54:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_561oh, I found it!
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54:40–54:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_562Uh, don't talk Jordan Peterson.
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54:41–54:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_563Jordan Peterson's a legend.
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54:43–54:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_564No, he's not. I like those videos of people when they lose loads of weight, and then it shows them from the beginning to the end. I don't know why I find them really inspiring. Her boyfriend is Turkish. He's ticklish. Yes.
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54:45–55:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_565Speak some Turkish.
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55:04–55:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_566Um, g'nighten.
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55:09–55:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_567Good night.
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55:10–55:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_568Nice.
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55:11–55:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_569Morning.
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55:14–55:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_570Nasılsın?
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55:17–55:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_571Yes.
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55:17–55:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_572That's horrible.
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55:25–55:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_573I look like a nerd.
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55:28–55:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_574You look like Mum. I don't like it. It's weird.
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55:32–55:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_575You look really like Mum. I do look like Mum.
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55:45–55:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_576You do. I think you need to brush your hair.
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55:54–56:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_577I bought about 4 wigs 2 years ago. I'm not sure why.
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56:03–56:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_578Uh, where are they?
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56:16–56:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_579I don't know. I had a short brown bob one. I had a few straight ones.
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56:18–56:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_580Ugly Betty. Oh yeah, I remember that show. I liked Ugly Betty.
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56:26–56:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_581She wasn't very ugly though.
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56:30–56:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_582Yeah, she wasn't ugly at all.
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56:32–56:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_583I should learn how to play guitar and then wear my wig.
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56:34–56:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_584Yeah.
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56:39–56:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_585Why aren't there ever any black people in metal bands? Have you ever seen a black—
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56:40–56:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_586Yeah, Skindred. Never heard of it. Yeah, it's like, um, Metal reggae.
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56:46–56:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_587Metal reggae?
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56:53–56:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_588It's good. It's— I like it. Sabrina, what's your secret to happiness? Uh, well, as I learned in my hypnotherapy session, You have to think of what you're grateful for every day, and it helps.
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56:55–57:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_589Oh yeah, Killswitch Engage, his— the singer was a Black guy.
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57:23–57:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_590I forgot.
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57:37–57:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_591Do you know that band?
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57:42–57:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_592Killswitch Engage? Yeah, I remember you liked them.
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57:43–57:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_593I still like them.
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57:45–57:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_594I think my friend Grace really liked them. Or was that Trivium? I can't remember. Why does Daniel look like Yoko Ono? I don't know. Stop doing that, weirdo. I think it suits.
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57:47–58:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_595Weird.
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58:08–58:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_596It looks so bad. Why don't you comb it?
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58:10–58:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_597I can't, it gets caught.
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58:18–58:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_598Do you leech your boyfriend too? No, I'm an independent woman. You look like Nobita.
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58:20–58:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_599Who, me? People said I look like Nobita. I look nothing like him.
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58:40–58:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_600He looks weird. Daniel, take off your glasses. When you were growing up with Daniel, what did you fight most about? Um, who was playing the computer? Um, oh, do you remember when I smashed those plates because you kept leaving your dinner plates on top of the staircase in front of the bathroom door? And then I picked them up and then I threw them.
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58:46–59:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_601No.
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59:14–59:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_602I was so angry. Sabrina, are you a lesbian? No, I don't think so. Sabrina versus Daniel in a fistfight, who would win? Daniel's surprisingly strong. I thought I would be stronger than him, um, but when was the last time we properly fought?
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59:16–59:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_603We had a huge fight.
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59:41–59:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_604We had a really—
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59:43–59:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_605about 5, no, 6 years ago when Chris— oh yeah, and then I nearly strangled you.
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59:43–59:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_606Yeah, you tried to strangle me. I can't remember what we were fighting about.
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59:49–59:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_607Dirty cups. You keep nagging me about the Dirty cups.
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59:53–59:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_608It's because I need—I like clean things.
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59:56–59:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_609And then I was really stressed out, and then you were just coming into my room nagging me because you kept leaving all your dirt.
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59:59–1:00:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_610You kept leaving all your dirty dishes outside of your room on the floor in front of the stairs for mum to take it down. I don't remember that.
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1:00:04–1:00:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_611That was when I was playing World of Warcraft, not six years ago.
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1:00:12–1:00:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_612Yeah, that was why.
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1:00:15–1:00:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_613Six years ago, I used to leave my cups and my bowl.
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1:00:16–1:00:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_614Yeah, but if you left the sink, if you left your cup and bowl. In the sink. I wouldn't come up.
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1:00:18–1:00:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_615I left it on the counter.
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1:00:24–1:00:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_616No, it was on the floor.
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1:00:25–1:00:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_617I don't remember it on the floor.
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1:00:28–1:00:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_618You used to put it out of your— outside of your room.
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1:00:30–1:00:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_619On the red cabinet?
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1:00:33–1:00:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_620No.
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1:00:35–1:00:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_621I didn't put it on the floor.
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1:00:36–1:00:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_622You did. It was once when I came out of the shower, I saw your dirty plates on the floor and I got really annoyed.
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1:00:37–1:00:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_623And we were shouting at each other and I said, F off back to Yeah, it's because you called me a bitch.
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1:00:43–1:00:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_624Are you allowed to swear on this?
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1:00:52–1:00:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_625Don't say naughty words.
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1:00:53–1:00:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_626Oh. You'll get demonetized. Yeah, I get really angry if people call me the B-word.
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1:00:54–1:01:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_627And then I kicked the door. That's why there's a hole in the bathroom toilet door. And then I tried hiding it by painting using my Warhammer paint. Dad found out. That was 6 years ago.
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1:01:00–1:01:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_628Do you like Daniel's YouTube videos? Yeah, I like them. I think they're good. I get really— I get sick of people doing videos where they're really happy all the time. I think people need to be more depressed in their videos to make everyone else feel better about themselves.
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1:01:17–1:01:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_629I can't stand those YouTubers. who are like, hey guys, yeah, it gets— they're gonna do this, love you guys.
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1:01:37–1:01:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_630Oh, I like, uh, what's her name? I like this girl Amelia Fart. I know I've watched 2 of her videos and I really like them. I didn't like her at first, but I like that she's weird. How come you weigh more than Daniel the Leech? I don't know. I eat more.
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1:01:44–1:02:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_631You have body fat. I don't.
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1:02:06–1:02:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_632I put on weight really easily. I also really like sweet things and cake.
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1:02:07–1:02:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_633I can't put on weight. I'm eating 3 meals a day now. I'm eating breakfast as well.
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1:02:15–1:02:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_634Yeah, I don't understand—
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1:02:25–1:02:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_635I haven't gotten any heavier.
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1:02:27–1:02:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_636I don't understand how your metabolism is so good.
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1:02:28–1:02:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_637You should have gotten Dad's skinniness. I should have gotten Mum's fat—
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1:02:35–1:02:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_638Mum's really skinny though.
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1:02:38–1:02:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_639But she can put fat on.
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1:02:40–1:02:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_640Yeah.
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1:02:41–1:02:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_641We got the wrong traits for our gender.
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1:02:43–1:02:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_642Yeah, but then you would be short.
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1:02:46–1:02:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_643I would be bigger.
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1:02:49–1:02:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_644Stocky.
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1:02:51–1:02:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_645Stockier.
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1:02:52–1:02:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_646Are you subscribed to PewDiePie? No, because help against the war against T-Series. Oh yeah, I don't know. I feel I don't really don't really care. Why? I don't know.
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1:02:59–1:03:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_647It represents the an individual taking on a big mega corporation that is T-Series. Are they a mega corporation? Big Indian company.
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1:03:15–1:03:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_648PewDiePie already has loads of subscribers.
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1:03:26–1:03:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_649But he represents the individual.
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1:03:29–1:03:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_650But he's already really big. Why do I— why do we want to give him more?
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1:03:32–1:03:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_651Because he's gonna get beaten. He's the number one subscribed to person on YouTube. T-Series is gonna overtake.
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1:03:37–1:03:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_652Um, Daniel sells crack and heroin. Does he?
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1:03:44–1:03:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_653It's my secret business.
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1:03:53–1:03:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_654You would be the worst. I think you'd be the worst drug dealer.
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1:03:54–1:03:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_655Why?
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1:03:58–1:03:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_656I don't know, you'd be too awkward. Help. Thanks, Adam. Jimi Hendrix and Slash of Guns N' Roses are black.
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1:03:58–1:04:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_657Cool.
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1:04:16–1:04:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_658Are they?
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1:04:20–1:04:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_659Jimi Hendrix isn't metal though, is he?
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1:04:22–1:04:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_660No.
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1:04:25–1:04:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_661He just plays guitar really well.
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1:04:26–1:04:28 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_662I don't know, it's like prog rock.
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1:04:28–1:04:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_663Why is Daniel a leech? I'm not! I make my own money.
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1:04:32–1:04:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_664You bought me a Christmas present once. one year. That was really nice. I can't remember.
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1:04:39–1:04:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_665The VR headset?
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1:04:47–1:04:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_666Yeah.
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1:04:47–1:04:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_667You got me the same.
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1:04:48–1:04:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_668Oh yeah, we got each other the same Christmas present. No, you got me a little, um, L figurine. That was nice. Yeah, the plastic one. He's sitting in the chair.
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1:04:49–1:05:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_669I didn't get one last year. I wish I got Dad something. Don't know what to get him.
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1:05:00–1:05:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_670Dad is really hard to buy I got him that toy Lamborghini because I thought it would be funny, but he just looked like he didn't know what to do with it.
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1:05:09–1:05:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_671He's not going to play with a remote control car.
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1:05:18–1:05:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_672He did. He played with it for a little bit. I think he was just humoring me.
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1:05:20–1:05:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_673I like the helicopter. Toffee whacked it out of the— when it was moving.
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1:05:25–1:05:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_674I got him a Katherine Jenkins CD. He was listening to it.
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1:05:30–1:05:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_675I got him a Killers CD because he said he liked the Killers, so I got him their best hits.
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1:05:40–1:05:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_676Why are you streaming when your dad is in a coma? I don't know, we've been at home for a long time. I've had enough of feeling sad, felt like doing something different.
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1:05:59–1:06:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_677Tickling my face.
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1:06:09–1:06:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_678We're waiting for our mum to come back to tell us, um, how dad is doing at the hospital.
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1:06:13–1:06:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_679People said it's wrong for me to make money off of dad's situation. What do you think?
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1:06:20–1:06:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_680Um, I don't think— I don't know, you're not really making money off of his situation. You're just talking about it and getting money as a byproduct. And are you even making that much money from talking about it?
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1:06:26–1:06:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_681About £60. I don't know. Depends how many views I get. Don't make that much money.
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1:06:43–1:06:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_682But loads of YouTubers talk about, um, past experiences or like their depression or things like that and make money. I think it's the same. Are you both introverts? Yes. Do you like Chihiro? Yes.
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1:06:59–1:07:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_683She's a leech. She didn't even offer to pay for the ticket.
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1:07:30–1:07:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_684Hey, Yen. Did Mum pay for her ticket as well?
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1:07:35–1:07:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_685Yeah. She gave us a cheque for ¥2,400.
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1:07:40–1:07:42 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_686Wow.
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1:07:42–1:07:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_687She's not getting any, any pay this month.
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1:07:44–1:07:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_688But Mum said that she earns more than her.
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1:07:54–1:07:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_689I think so.
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1:07:56–1:07:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_690Because when Mum opened her paycheck, she wrote— Luke read it, and then Mum said, do I earn more than you? And she said yes. I mean, do you earn more than me? And she said yes.
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1:07:58–1:08:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_691Telephone operator saleswoman would earn more than a cleaner.
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1:08:09–1:08:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_692How old is your boyfriend? He is 32.
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1:08:16–1:08:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_693I didn't know he was older than me. I thought he was younger.
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1:08:19–1:08:24 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_694Did you? He looks, he looks younger than he is. What's your father's occupation? He's a refrigeration engineer.
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1:08:24–1:08:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_695It just sounds like he makes fridges. He makes the machines for navy ships, doesn't he?
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1:08:45–1:08:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_696Yeah, he designs refrigeration units for big ships and aircraft. Ripe. Oh, do you think Daniel is ripe for for marriage judging by his past actions? Um, I don't know. I think—
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1:08:52–1:09:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_697Ripe or right?
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1:09:17–1:09:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_698I think ripe, like ready for marriage. Um, I don't know. I think you're too immature.
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1:09:19–1:09:27 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_699Why do you have to be mature?
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1:09:27–1:09:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_700To be married.
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1:09:29–1:09:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_701Why do you have to be mature to be married?
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1:09:29–1:09:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_702It depends what you think of marriage. I guess if it's just like a piece of paper Then it's fine, but I don't know. No, Chihiro doesn't have a kid. People keep thinking that was his ex. How do they know? Know what? Um, about my ex-boyfriend.
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1:09:32–1:10:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_703Which one?
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1:10:10–1:10:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_704Uh, I don't want to say his name.
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1:10:11–1:10:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_705Why not?
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1:10:15–1:10:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_706I don't know you.
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1:10:19–1:10:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_707I might have told them.
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1:10:21–1:10:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_708Do I want to have kids? Yes, I do.
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1:10:29–1:10:31 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_709The black guy. Tell his story.
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1:10:31–1:10:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_710Who's David Bond?
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1:10:39–1:10:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_711He's that American guy who I met.
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1:10:40–1:10:43 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_712Oh.
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1:10:43–1:10:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_713Pickup artist.
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1:10:44–1:10:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_714Oh. Bedfordshire. Does Daniel want to have kids? No. Really?
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1:10:47–1:11:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_715Why not? I don't know. It's too much work.
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1:11:04–1:11:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_716Don't you want to see what they'll look like?
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1:11:11–1:11:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_717Um, yeah. But I worry that they'll turn into something I don't like.
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1:11:16–1:11:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_718Oh.
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1:11:22–1:11:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_719Like a weirdo.
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1:11:23–1:11:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_720But you're usually quite good with kids. They always like you.
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1:11:26–1:11:32 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_721Sometimes. They're annoying most of the time. Don't like the way they talk. Those kids yesterday when we were sitting at Costa drove me crazy.
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1:11:32–1:11:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_722Yeah, but I think if they're your own kids, it's— you don't mind as much if they're crying.
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1:11:49–1:11:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_723Too much money.
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1:11:56–1:11:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_724Is that a wig? Who, me or Daniel?
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1:11:58–1:12:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_725I grew my hair out.
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1:12:03–1:12:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_726How about being on my talk show when you get back?
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1:12:12–1:12:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_727No, he's not nice. He keeps leaving horrible comments.
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1:12:15–1:12:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_728Like what?
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1:12:18–1:12:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_729Can't remember.
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1:12:19–1:12:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_730What's a waifu?
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1:12:20–1:12:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_731Wife.
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1:12:22–1:12:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_732Are you all cat lovers? Yeah, love cats. I think dog owners, they're a bit weird.
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1:12:23–1:12:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_733I want a dog. Dad hates them.
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1:12:43–1:12:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_734I like dogs, but people just get weird around them when they're like yelling at them to sit down. I just think it's weird that you like drag another animal along by a rope.
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1:12:46–1:12:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_735They play with you, not like cats. Cats are boring, but they're cuter. They're nice when they sit with you.
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1:12:56–1:13:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_736Yeah, but if If a cat likes you, it's like an actual friendship. It actually likes you. Dogs will just love you even if you're horrible to them.
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1:13:03–1:13:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_737Oh, thank you, Jerkules.
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1:13:12–1:13:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_738Jerkules.
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1:13:16–1:13:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_739Read his message.
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1:13:17–1:13:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_740Uh, where is it?
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1:13:19–1:13:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_741It's gone now. He said I seem more relaxed when I'm with people.
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1:13:22–1:13:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_742Um, what then when you're by yourself?
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1:13:26–1:13:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_743I'm not sure. You seem more relaxed and chill talking with her compared to other people. Yeah, if I feel comfortable with someone, then I don't feel that nervous. If it's a stranger, then obviously I feel nervous.
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1:13:30–1:13:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_744Jeez, what the hell is this noise?
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1:13:46–1:13:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_745What noise?
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1:13:50–1:13:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_746It's probably me kicking the wire beeping What sound? The buzzing?
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1:13:51–1:13:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_747What buzzing?
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1:13:57–1:13:59 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_748I don't know.
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1:13:59–1:14:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_749The chair squeaking.
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1:14:00–1:14:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_750Oh, it's my— it's me squeaking the chair. Tell us some juicy secrets, Ab. I don't have any. I do have juicy secrets, but no.
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1:14:02–1:14:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_751You have loads of stories that could be turned into good clickbait.
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1:14:12–1:14:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_752I know.
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1:14:14–1:14:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_753Your, your experience trying LSD.
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1:14:15–1:14:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_754That was scary.
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1:14:21–1:14:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_755That's a safe story.
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1:14:22–1:14:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_756I don't know, it was— it's because I fell asleep. Well, I got scared after taking it, so I tried to sleep because I thought once when I wake up it will all be over. But I didn't realize that I was actually sleepwalking, and I ended up breaking a load of stuff. Love the fresh trim, Dan. So it was scary. Then my friend thought he was gonna die, and then he phoned his mum to tell her that he was about to die, that he'd just taken acid.
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1:14:23–1:14:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_757Where'd you get it?
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1:14:58–1:15:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_758Um, my friend got it.
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1:15:01–1:15:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_759From his dealer?
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1:15:02–1:15:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_760Yeah. I wouldn't— I don't know, I wouldn't recommend it. I don't really like hallucinogenic stuff. Can you tell us a funny childhood story of you both? Um, I don't know. Mum used to play a lot of tricks on us. Like, she'd put that— this, like, face mask on, the one that you peel off, and then she'd come out from the bathroom screaming, saying that her skin was peeling and that she needed help. And then she put a blackhead mask on her nose, like a blackhead strip, and then she said that Dad had pushed her over and that she'd broken her nose against the bathtub. How did the fight end with the strangling? Um, I can't remember what—
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1:15:05–1:16:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_761You stopped pushing me, so I stopped strangling you. Gripping your neck.
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1:16:01–1:16:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_762Yeah, but I can't remember how we—
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1:16:06–1:16:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_763We were like wrestling.
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1:16:10–1:16:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_764Yeah, but I can't—
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1:16:11–1:16:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_765And you were really strong because you're heavier than me, and I was trying to push you out of my room.
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1:16:13–1:16:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_766Also, I've been doing MMA training, so— actually, maybe I didn't start it then. I don't know, we just stopped fighting.
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1:16:17–1:16:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_767I got up and I tried pushing you out of my room. No, I tried shutting the door and you kept opening Yeah. I can't imagine— That's what Chris and Heather must have thought.
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1:16:26–1:16:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_768Yeah, they must have been like, what the hell? I can't imagine fighting like that now.
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1:16:36–1:16:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_769I had a big fight with Dad actually, 2 years ago when I was working at the petrol station because I left my cup by the fireplace.
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1:16:39–1:16:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_770Oh. Why did you have a fight? Well, why do you leave your cup by the fireplace?
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1:16:50–1:16:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_771I forgot I put it by the fireplace. I was gonna take it into the kitchen, but I forgot. And then he said, Daniel, can you please stop putting your dirty cups on top of the mantelpiece? And I said, stop telling me what to do with my cups! And then he shouted back at me.
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1:16:55–1:17:08 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_772You must have done it more than once then for him to say not to do it.
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1:17:08–1:17:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_773And then he had a go at me because I left the recliner chair— the leg rest sticking out.
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1:17:13–1:17:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_774Yeah, I don't understand that. He has this weird belief that it's gonna break the chair if you leave the, the, the chair reclined. I don't get that.
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1:17:20–1:17:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_775I don't see why it's such a big problem. It's just a cup on the fireplace.
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1:17:29–1:17:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_776It's just annoying.
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1:17:34–1:17:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_777Why is it annoying?
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1:17:36–1:17:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_778I don't know. I think me and Dad are really similar with stuff like that.
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1:17:36–1:17:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_779You have OCD.
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1:17:40–1:17:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_780It's not OCD. It's just when there's dirty stuff, I feel like my brain isn't relaxed. I feel like I can't relax until it's gone.
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1:17:40–1:17:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_781Just move it then.
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1:17:52–1:17:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_782Yeah, but it's annoying. It's just not clean. Yeah, exactly.
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1:17:53–1:18:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_783So? And I leave my cups out so I can use it again. Otherwise you end up using 10 cups a day. It keeps going into the dishwasher. Yeah.
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1:18:03–1:18:14 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_784How is your dad? I hope he's okay. He's doing— he's been doing a little bit better. Um, but yeah, I've been to the hospital every day for the last 9 days. Um, but yesterday it was a bit too much because, um, he's been Covered up the whole time we've been to see him, but yesterday when I went to see him, they'd taken the blankets off and he's quite swollen because of all the fluid. Also, because his liver wasn't working, he's got jaundice, so he's starting to go quite yellow. So I found it quite disturbing seeing him in that condition, so I decided not to go visit him today, which I do feel a bit— I feel a bit guilty. Do you listen to rappers? If so, who? Daniel hates rappers. I like Chance the Rapper. I like Kendrick Lamar. I like John Wayne.
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1:18:24–1:19:26 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_785I hate everything that's not metal.
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1:19:26–1:19:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_786I like No Name. She's really good.
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1:19:30–1:19:34 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_787Do you like Nightwish?
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1:19:34–1:19:37 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_788No.
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1:19:37–1:19:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_789Why don't you like Nightwish?
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1:19:39–1:19:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_790Why do you like Nightwish so much? It's metal opera.
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1:19:40–1:19:44 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_791It's good. The melodies are really good.
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1:19:44–1:19:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_792The worst combination.
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1:19:46–1:19:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_793It's really good. I like how dramatic it is.
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1:19:47–1:19:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_794Show hand palm. Like that. How is your mum doing? Mum's driving me a little bit crazy today. She keeps shouting about nothing.
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1:19:51–1:20:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_795Driving me— She keeps going, oh my God, please save Robert! That's funny.
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1:20:06–1:20:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_796She keeps saying, oh my mighty God. Like, every hour I just hear it coming from her room. Are you interested in ASMR? I tried listening to ASMR, but I didn't really get it. It just made me feel a bit like, ugh, like that feeling.
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1:20:13–1:20:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_797I'm gonna make an ASMR channel.
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1:20:36–1:20:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_798Do Daniel's feet smell? I don't know, probably. I think you should put some socks on because you always sit with them on the sofa. I don't know.
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1:20:38–1:20:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_799They're not dirty. I had a shower.
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1:20:51–1:20:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_800We're not religious, but she just says, oh my God. There's a— I don't know, a turn of phrase. Daniel's wearing a wig. I forgot you're wearing a wig.
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1:20:52–1:21:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_801Does it suit me?
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1:21:18–1:21:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_802Uh, no.
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1:21:19–1:21:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_803I like it.
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1:21:23–1:21:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_804Has Daniel tried any psychedelics?
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1:21:25–1:21:29 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_805No. I tried smoking, that was it.
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1:21:29–1:21:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_806Oh yeah, I forgot you tried smoking.
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1:21:33–1:21:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_807I started smoking and then all the kids who bullied me liked me.
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1:21:36–1:21:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_808Oh.
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1:21:39–1:21:40 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_809It felt nice. I wasn't doing it properly. I just sucked it in, swirled it around my mouth, and then puffed it out. I like—
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1:21:40–1:21:50 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_810What did you think?
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1:21:50–1:21:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_811It tastes nice.
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1:21:51–1:21:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_812How come you didn't continue?
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1:21:53–1:21:58 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_813I'm not sure. I just got bored. Bored with it. Why didn't you appear sooner?
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1:21:58–1:22:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_814Um, he didn't ask me, and I was afraid.
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1:22:13–1:22:16 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_815Afraid of what? They're lovely people.
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1:22:16–1:22:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_816I don't know. I thought people would say weird things and then it would be awkward, but I don't really— it's not that awkward, actually. Did you get bullied at school like Daniel? Um, not really. You're 6— what? 6ix9ine's clone.
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1:22:20–1:22:54 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_817Who's a clone? I don't know.
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1:22:54–1:22:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_818What's your favourite film? I don't know if I have a favourite film. Once I've seen a film, I probably won't watch it again until I've forgotten what happens in it. I like Amélie because I really like the soundtrack.
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1:23:07–1:23:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_819Do you like Star Wars?
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1:23:29–1:23:30 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_820Um, I used to be obsessed with Star Wars because I really fancied Harrison Ford, and then Dad banned me from watching it because I used to watch it on repeat like 10 times a day. I was so sad when I found out that Harrison Ford was so old. I think I cried. Yeah, we went to the— we both went to the same primary school.
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1:23:30–1:24:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_821With Chris Broad, abroad in Japan.
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1:24:01–1:24:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_822I don't remember Chris Broad. Did you say he was a year below us?
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1:24:04–1:24:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_823He was in Ricky's class. A year below us.
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1:24:09–1:24:12 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_824A year below me?
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1:24:12–1:24:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_825A year above you. So weird.
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1:24:13–1:24:18 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_826Did your roast goose taste nice? I made a turkey. Um, it was nice, but Mum turned the heat up on the oven. She tried to sabotage it. She turned the heat up really high, and then it got really dry, so it wasn't as good as her goose.
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1:24:18–1:24:35 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_827Turkey tastes a bit boring. I like goose and duck.
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1:24:35–1:24:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_828I spent ages cooking it. Prayers for your dad. Thanks, Adam.
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1:24:42–1:24:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_829He said he'd go for a beer with me and then he ghosted me.
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1:24:52–1:24:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_830Who, Chris Broadwood?
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1:24:55–1:24:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_831Yeah. Yeah, message him. No, it'd be weird now because I said lots of bad things about him.
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1:24:56–1:25:03 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_832Oh, why did you say bad things? Stop burning all your bridges.
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1:25:03–1:25:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_833Because he said he'd go for a beer with me in October And then October came and I was waiting.
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1:25:06–1:25:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_834Yeah, but sometimes things get in the way. Do you ever just breathe? Breathe.
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1:25:11–1:25:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_835And I didn't dox him. He said people were saying I doxxed him. I just said he was from—
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1:25:21–1:25:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_836Oh, people could probably hear that. What's your skin routine? Um, I use a lot of coconut oil. And that's about it. What? They're saying it in the chat now. Oh no, I didn't say that. You did. I'm 26. Lenham.
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1:25:25–1:25:57 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_837It's like saying you live in London, that, that means I doxxed you.
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1:26:02–1:26:06 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_838Yeah.
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1:26:06–1:26:07 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_839It's not doxxing.
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1:26:07–1:26:09 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_840Hmm.
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1:26:09–1:26:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_841He doesn't like me anymore. He said he's friends with the Anime Man, and I made a video about the Anime Man saying that he manipulates people.
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1:26:10–1:26:20 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_842Who is the Anime Man?
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1:26:20–1:26:21 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_843He's this half Japanese Australian guy who makes videos about anime. He has a million, 1.6 million subscribers. I made a stupid video just making fun of him, and then Chris said the Anime Man might have reached out to you if you hadn't have made that video.
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1:26:21–1:26:38 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_844Oh.
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1:26:38–1:26:39 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_845And then he said you should— what, you should be careful what you say because you never know if the person will see what you say.
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1:26:39–1:26:47 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_846Yeah, maybe you need to be more political.
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1:26:47–1:26:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_847I burnt all my bridges.
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1:26:49–1:26:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_848Yeah.
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1:26:51–1:26:52 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_849They think they're better than me. I'll show them. Don't need friends. Who else hates me? Nobita hates me. I think Venus Angelic hates me. She's that weird girl who dresses up like a doll.
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1:26:53–1:27:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_850Who?
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1:27:11–1:27:13 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_851Venus Angelic.
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1:27:13–1:27:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_852Eh.
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1:27:15–1:27:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_853Do you know her?
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1:27:15–1:27:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_854No.
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1:27:17–1:27:17 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_855Who else hates me?
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1:27:19–1:27:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_856What advice do you have for Daniel and social anxiety? I think that you need to make more of an effort to do things that you are frightened of, or things that you don't enjoy, like ordering stuff in restaurants, because the more that you choose not to do it, then the more it's enforced. the idea that you can't do it. And I think you should, I don't know, go to more social things.
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1:27:19–1:27:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_857Nami nakamori. What did she say?
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1:27:51–1:27:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_858She asked what advice I had to give to you for social anxiety.
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1:27:55–1:28:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_859Oh.
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1:28:00–1:28:04 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_860Do you like anime? Um, I like some anime. I really like Death Note. That was the first anime I ever watched, and then I tried to watch— whatever I tried to watch after it wasn't— I didn't like as much. So I don't really watch anime.
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1:28:04–1:28:23 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_861I think I'd become a pickup artist if I didn't have social anxiety. I'd just go outside and talk to random girls and try and pick them up. That's the only thing that's stopping me. Plus, I'm a loyal, devoted husband. Do you think you could do pickup?
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1:28:23–1:28:48 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_862What, go up to random guys on the street and—
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1:28:48–1:28:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_863No, if you were a guy and you had to pick up girls. Um, it's just so lame. You go up to me, you're like, excuse me, you look very beautiful.
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1:28:51–1:29:00 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_864Yeah.
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1:29:00–1:29:01 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_865Can I have your phone number?
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1:29:01–1:29:02 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_866But it is nice. When it happens, it's nice.
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1:29:02–1:29:05 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_867I couldn't do it. I'd be so scared.
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1:29:05–1:29:10 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_868But I would be afraid, but actually it's really— I think once you do it, it's actually easy because you just say, hi, you seem like a really nice person. Can we go for a drink sometime?
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1:29:10–1:29:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_869The rejection's too scary.
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1:29:22–1:29:25 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_870But then they always just say, oh, sorry, I've got a boyfriend. Then you go, okay. Thanks, David. What should? What?
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1:29:25–1:29:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_871Why does? What did he say? Why does Daniel go into stars?
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1:29:47–1:29:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_872I don't know. Do you think it says?
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1:29:54–1:29:55 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_873What should Daniel's backup plan be if he couldn't do YouTube or Twitch anymore?
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1:30:07–1:30:11 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_874Um, you should do— I don't know, do more with drawing.
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1:30:11–1:30:15 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_875I try. I don't know how to make money from drawing.
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1:30:15–1:30:19 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_876I don't know, just do freelance stuff.
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1:30:19–1:30:22 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_877I tried, remember, for George, and I got irritated because they kept complaining, saying his hand's too big, his legs too weird. Draw it yourself then if you're so good.
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1:30:22–1:30:33 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_878Yeah, that's one thing that you wouldn't be good at is criticism.
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1:30:33–1:30:36 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_879I hate being criticized.
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1:30:36–1:30:41 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_880Okay, I've had enough now.
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1:30:41–1:30:45 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_881No!
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1:30:45–1:30:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_882Bye.
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1:30:46–1:30:46 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_883We're not finished.
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1:30:48–1:30:49 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_884Thank you for being nice.
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1:30:49–1:30:51 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_885Okay.
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1:30:51–1:30:53 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_886Bye everybody.
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1:30:53–1:30:56 · rev_f1d31759e9e758f04492a70c9296a213_887She's leaving us. I think I'll end it as well. That was my sister. How long has it been? It's been an hour and a half. She's gone. She got bored. She got bored after an hour and a half. Ah, it's so nice to be able to stream again on YouTube. Look how many viewers I have. I think I had over 700 compared to Twitch. I barely get 100. It's been 1 hour 30 minutes. I owe her £100. They're talking about you.
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