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I'm testing.
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2:26–2:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_0Pushkin's being weird. I think Pushkin's jealous. I didn't know cats get jealous of a baby.
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2:37–2:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_1He started attacking my foot and then rubbing my foot, and then he sat on my foot.
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2:47–2:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_2Usually my mum brushes Pushkin, but she was holding the baby.
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2:57–3:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_3Oh, there he is. Push him. Are you jealous? What's wrong? I don't know.
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3:04–3:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_4You jealous?
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3:15–3:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_5He's being weird.
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3:25–3:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_6Boy,
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3:33–3:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_7he's like being very stroppy.
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3:36–3:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_8They really do get affected when they get less attention. It's funny.
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3:42–3:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_9Oh God, my stomach.
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4:37–4:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_10I had crispy duck with fried rice and lamb bacon, which I've never seen before.
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4:44–4:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_11It's like bacon but lamb.
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4:56–4:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_12And then I brushed Pushkin.
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5:04–5:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_13He really liked it. And then he attacked my foot. He was like grabbing my foot like that, but he didn't have his claws out. And then he sat on my foot, which is— I've never seen him so clingy like that before.
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5:08–5:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_14Everyone's focused on the baby, so he's like, give me attention.
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5:25–5:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_15Interesting. Oh, stomach's so full. And then I had sponge cake.
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5:42–5:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_16It's like it's taking the combined efforts of 3 people to look after the baby. I'm doing nothing. I'm looking after the cat.
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7:12–7:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_17I'm not jealous. You're jealous.
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7:35–7:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_18I don't
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7:45–7:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_19know what to do tomorrow.
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8:01–8:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_20Giving up on the Uber Eats thing. It's just so miserable sitting outside of McDonald's all day making £4 per delivery.
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8:05–8:14 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_21Oh, I just don't want to do that.
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8:17–8:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_22Maybe I'll focus on YouTube.
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8:23–8:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_23It's been a while since I wore a hoodie.
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10:20–10:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_24Reminds me of old Daniel
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10:25–10:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_25before I became a mature grown man.
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10:38–10:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_26Oh, vomit in my lungs.
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10:47–10:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_27You know that new girl on Clarkson's Farm, Harriet? She's got a YouTube channel. She only got 7K subs.
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11:02–11:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_28Noob on one of the most popular shows on Amazon, collabs with Jeremy Clarkson, can't even get 10K subs.
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11:13–11:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_29Not easy, is it? Not everyone can do it.
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11:44–11:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_30Baby wasn't on stream. Could just see because he had a hat on. It was just the top of his head.
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11:57–12:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_31I don't know. I mean,
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12:30–12:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_32I wouldn't film the baby up close whether she's against it or not because I know better. Well, she probably knows as well.
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12:34–12:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_33I think we all know that there's a A bunch of sick freaks obsessed with me on a certain subreddit. It's no secret.
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12:48–12:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_34What do you mean the least toxic? It's the most toxic. Every single post is literally toxic.
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13:19–13:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_35And the YouTube chat is the least toxic. I don't know what you're talking about.
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13:28–13:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_36My sister said she went to Diddly Squat Farm.
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14:28–14:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_37I'm not sure when, a year ago. She said it was really crowded and Jeremy Clarkson wasn't there. Do you think Jeremy Clarkson actually does the farm work off camera, or he's just doing it for the show, and then when they finish filming, he just goes back to his fancy house?
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14:34–14:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_38Pushkin, what are you doing?
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15:02–15:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_39You want to sit next to me? Oh, are
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15:09–15:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_40you jealous of baby? No, no, Pushkin, no, no pushing.
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15:15–15:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_41Oh, what's wrong? I'm going to miss Pushkin when I leave.
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15:25–15:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_42What was that? He came to push and then he left.
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15:38–15:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_43Pushkin's been like
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15:49–15:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_44One of the best bits about coming home.
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15:52–15:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_45I miss Pushkin.
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15:57–15:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_46No, I don't want to leave.
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16:06–16:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_47Maybe I'll come back after the hotel.
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16:11–16:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_48I thought it'd be hard streaming at home. Actually, I'm making the same money as I was when I was in Devon. I'm still making like $100 a day even with my 2-hour dinner break. I don't understand how though, because I'm streaming 2 hours less but I'm making the same money.
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16:16–16:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_49Read what they're writing on stream. I'll just skim through.
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16:41–16:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_50Um.
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17:05–17:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_5136-minute video of him poking around his mother's loft.
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17:18–17:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_52Daniel at rock bottom considers buying a Tesla Model Y.
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17:24–17:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_53Someone stole Daniel's Hide in my room YouTube handle. Oh yeah, Damn Jan Sydney.
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17:32–17:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_54I'm proud I got STD badge of honor. Daniel annoyed because his mom threw away his dildos.
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17:41–17:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_55Uh, close-up of my face.
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17:54–17:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_56Not that bad, I guess.
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18:01–18:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_57It's not looking good, 27 viewers. Handsome as always.
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18:05–18:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_58Kick streams are total shite. Not that bad, actually. It's just making fun of my face.
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18:13–18:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_59David Bond. He looks so weird.
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18:38–18:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_60Why does it make me angry when Daniel gets new devices, unboxes them to make a negative video, then returns them? It pisses me off for some reason.
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18:52–19:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_61That's pretty funny.
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19:02–19:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_62Angry Daniel drives recklessly after his bee livery gets cancelled.
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19:10–19:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_63Bobblehead arrogance.
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19:20–19:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_64My skin's not that bad.
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19:23–19:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_65What?
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19:31–19:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_66She cried for a reason, not
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19:41–19:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_67no reason. What she get? She think she's funny.
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19:46–19:49 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_68What she get? Think what is that?
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19:55–19:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_69She get just a little baby boy. He very noisy.
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20:01–20:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_70Oh, when we go home, you get all the attention. I think he is jealous. Yeah, very jealous. Why don't you use the downstairs jug refill? The downstairs jug not working. Refill right there for him. Does he like it? I got him this. Oh, the yogurt.
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20:09–20:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_71No, he likes— see, look, he's coming. But you've got to tear it. And I got the cream. I put all in my bag downstairs. But this one, you don't give him the whole stick. He don't know how to eat. Yeah. Wow, you can hear it ringing to you.
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20:40–21:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_72You break him. What's that? You drop all things because these are all his toys.
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21:03–21:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_73Oh, Daniel, help me! He attacked me! Daniel, push him! He attacked me because he's jealous. What did he drop?
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21:16–21:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_74Little cat, where you go see Janice?
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21:27–21:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_75You got Daniel now.
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21:32–21:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_76First time my mom's a hot mom.
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21:36–21:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_77Haha, she's gone. Cami, Daniel said that he hates being there and wants to leave, and that he didn't want to see the stupid baby. What do you think? You lie.
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21:42–21:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_78Drop something on the floor. Pushkin's mad.
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21:58–22:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_79Damn, Pushkin looks pissed. Look at him.
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22:10–22:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_80He's like doing that hunched, about to attack stance.
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22:19–22:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_81His tail's wagging too.
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22:33–22:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_82Now he got really pissed seeing my mum hold the baby.
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22:37–22:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_83He's just knocking stuff off tables.
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22:46–22:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_84That's weird how they get so mad,
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22:52–22:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_85because usually my mom carries him and gives him a lot of attention, and now she's carrying the baby.
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23:01–23:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_86Butchkin, what's wrong?
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23:12–23:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_87He gets mad at people and attacks them.
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23:19–23:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_88Where's he going?
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23:23–23:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_89That's crazy.
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23:30–23:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_90I don't know why they keep calling me a rapist on this subreddit. It's insane.
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26:23–26:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_91Because I had sex with someone who was drunk and then someone who was high.
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26:33–26:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_92No, not Turkish girl. They were saying I'm a rapist because I had sex with someone who was high. Okay, so then Fuzz is a rapist and me as a rapist because I was high once with them.
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26:44–26:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_93I guess Chihiro is a rapist too, because I was drunk at least once when we had sex.
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27:02–27:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_94Imagine thinking it's rape when someone's drunk.
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27:11–27:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_95That's so stupid.
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27:17–27:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_96Weird people.
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28:25–28:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_97Oh, he's back.
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28:34–28:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_98Today I made $70 so far. I'll do another 3 hours, get up to
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28:39–28:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_99100. iPhone Air battery's at 64%, not bad, although it did charge up a bit in the car.
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28:51–29:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_100I think the faster I drive, the faster it charges the phone.
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29:08–29:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_101I vape because— I don't know, it has this placebo effect of a hard day work and then kicking back with a cigar.
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29:22–29:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_102A glass of red wine.
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29:40–29:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_103Life's tough.
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29:45–29:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_104Life's tough as a CFD multi-hundred air CFD trader.
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29:53–29:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_105Today was pretty good actually. I made £7.
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30:02–30:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_106I made one trade, 100% win rate.
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30:07–30:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_107Now I'm just kicking back.
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30:15–30:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_108After a stressful day.
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30:30–30:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_109Oh my God, my stomach's so full.
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30:45–30:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_110Oh.
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30:57–30:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_111I feel in a much better mood now I've put my bedroom back in order. I was just really miserable because of the bed and my backache. Now I've got my chair Feels so much better.
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31:30–31:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_112You know, I should get a lamp, put it there to light up this corner. But not really bothered.
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32:30–32:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_113I've only got a few more days left and go back to boring Devon.
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32:39–32:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_114Or I might come back home. I don't know.
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33:05–33:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_115Should I?
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33:10–33:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_116I'm not making extra money by being at home since we've been
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33:18–33:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_117I guess it doesn't really make any difference if I stay here or go home to Devon, does it? It'll just say sorry, not coming back, and then block everyone. Block everyone, ditch everything.
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33:34–33:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_118Genius.
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33:57–33:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_119All right, hold up.
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34:07–34:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_120I think I am slightly happier.
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35:18–35:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_121It's not that late, it's like 9 o'clock.
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35:23–35:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_122Calm down.
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35:29–35:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_123It's not later than usual. I've been streaming until 11 or 12 every day.
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36:09–36:14 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_124Yeah,
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36:28–36:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_125I've got £7 of Bitcoin.
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36:37–36:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_126Don't know what to do tomorrow.
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37:06–37:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_127I wonder if there's anywhere I want to go to Kent,
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37:19–37:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_128because I haven't really explored Kent like I've explored Devon. All I've done is go to Maidstone and Canterbury.
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37:34–37:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_129I've never really been southwards, like Tenterden,
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37:44–37:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_130Hastings.
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37:50–37:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_131What is the High Weald National Landscape National Park? Is that like our version of the moors?
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37:53–38:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_132Weather's rubbish anyway.
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38:10–38:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_133I don't know, it's just before going to Devon, I never really just drove around to places streaming it.
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38:15–38:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_134All I did was do Amazon,
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38:27–38:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_135but I didn't stream it.
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38:31–38:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_136I've seen so much of Devon and not really any of Kent, even though I live here.
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38:40–38:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_137There's a lot of forests.
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38:53–38:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_138Hurstmonde Coe Castle.
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39:04–39:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_139Ashdown Forest.
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39:10–39:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_140I don't know, I quite like Kent.
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39:36–39:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_141Devon's nice too, but it's kind of remote.
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39:42–39:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_142There's a zoo.
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40:06–40:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_143No, I don't want to go to White Cliffs again. I went there last year.
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40:13–40:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_144Nah, kind of bothersome.
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40:42–41:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_145Hever Castle. Went there 2022 with the other girlfriend.
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41:24–41:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_146I had that British girlfriend in 2022 for a few months. Went to quite a few places with her.
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41:34–41:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_147That was a tricky one because she lived in Essex with her mum, and I didn't want to— I didn't want to bring her to my mum's house.
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42:00–42:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_148I didn't want to keep spending hundreds of pounds on hotels, so we just went on dates and then said goodbye.
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42:14–42:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_149And then I went to Thailand.
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42:26–42:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_150No, we don't really have moors here, do we?
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42:55–42:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_151Or hills
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43:01–43:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_152that I know of.
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43:13–43:14 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_153My iPhone Air.
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44:05–44:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_154I don't
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44:37–44:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_155know what to do tomorrow.
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44:47–44:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_156It's not ugly, it's engineering beautiful masterpiece.
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45:42–45:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_157Got Dynamic Island. Pixel doesn't have that.
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46:13–46:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_158What's the best Chinese phone?
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47:03–47:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_159Huawei P30 Pro.
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47:07–47:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_160What about OnePlus 790?
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47:13–47:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_161Yeah, a 6,000 milliamp battery, 50-megapixel triple rear camera. 100-watt charger.
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47:27–47:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_162Yeah, but it's not iPhone, is it? It's not as good.
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47:44–47:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_163I
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48:02–48:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_164think iPhone just feels nicer to use, like the slidey up home button. Yeah, you got that on Android as well, but it doesn't feel as smooth. Just doesn't feel as good.
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48:09–48:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_165It just feels nice.
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48:36–48:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_166It feels premium in the hand.
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48:49–48:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_167Hmm, what should I buy next?
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51:15–51:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_168Okay, I'm good.
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51:25–51:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_169Gaming PC would be cool. Then maybe I do gaming streams
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52:02–52:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_170and it won't lag.
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52:13–52:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_171Maybe I focus my energy on trying to get a video out tomorrow.
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53:13–53:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_172Either I make a proper video or some kind of clips.
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53:26–53:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_173I don't know what video I'd make.
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54:05–54:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_174Why
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54:09–54:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_175or how?
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54:13–54:14 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_176Why does every title start with a why or how?
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54:17–54:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_177See what Nobita's been making.
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54:24–54:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_178Prostitution in Japan stuff.
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54:28–54:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_179Does Japan's World War II ignorance really work?
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54:37–54:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_180His views very good anymore. 30K.
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54:44–54:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_181Sex tourism.
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54:52–54:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_182Why Japan's girls are turning hikikomori.
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55:00–55:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_183It's always the same. Sex tourism.
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55:06–55:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_184Why Japanese people hate foreigners.
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55:10–55:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_185I can't really copy any of this.
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55:32–55:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_186How about gaming stuff?
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55:41–55:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_187This guy's spamming out Borderlands 4 videos and not getting any views.
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55:51–55:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_188I tested every sniper rifle in Borderlands 4.
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56:00–56:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_189The problem with these videos is you've got to play the game so you get all the guns and stuff to talk about. I don't want to— I
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56:08–56:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_190hate having to actually play the game to make the content.
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56:29–56:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_191Mario Kart is just like, it feels good. The controls feel good. The feeling of speed momentum feels good. It's just like a feel-good game. For a couple hours.
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57:12–57:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_192It's just like a sweet snack.
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57:33–57:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_193It's not really something to like nerd out on.
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57:39–57:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_194I do a couple knockouts, knockout rounds, and I'm done.
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57:55–57:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_195My experience growing up in England as an Asian. I was bullied
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58:18–58:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_196and people thought I was a girl,
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58:29–58:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_197but the dildo creeps got me in the bin.
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58:39–58:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_198That's what she gets for being a traitor.
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58:45–58:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_199I'm still wearing the socks she got me though.
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58:53–58:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_200They're still good socks.
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58:57–58:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_201Oh yeah.
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59:05–59:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_202Oh,
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59:33–59:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_203hi, hi.
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59:51–59:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_204Mm-hmm.
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1:00:50–1:00:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_205Hmm,
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1:01:51–1:01:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_206move the bed back down to the guest room where it was.
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1:01:55–1:01:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_207What are you doing, Pushkin?
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1:02:26–1:02:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_208Stupid phone,
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1:02:42–1:02:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_209why does it keep locking itself?
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1:02:45–1:02:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_210Fucking— it's not doing this. Camera switching.
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1:02:57–1:03:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_211Supposed to automatically switch lenses to the good lens.
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1:03:06–1:03:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_212Yeah, like that. Poking.
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1:03:17–1:03:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_213What you doing?
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1:03:22–1:03:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_214I,
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1:03:27–1:03:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_215I need to pee again.
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1:03:32–1:03:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_216Pee again.
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1:03:40–1:03:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_217Pushkin's jealous.
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1:04:36–1:04:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_218You jealous, Pushkin? You attacked Mama.
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1:04:40–1:04:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_219Why did you do that?
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1:04:46–1:04:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_220Why did you attack Mama?
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1:04:50–1:04:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_221He's very cranky.
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1:04:53–1:04:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_222I think he knocked my Switch controller down the back of the table. Thanks for that. Now how am I supposed to get it out?
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1:05:02–1:05:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_223There it is. Oh, thanks, Pushkin.
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1:05:13–1:05:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_224Shouldn't have called him Pushkin.
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1:05:20–1:05:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_225Mm-hmm.
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1:06:35–1:06:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_226Hello.
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1:06:54–1:06:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_227Is that a leave me alone sound?
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1:07:20–1:07:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_228Fine, someone's in a bad mood.
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1:07:26–1:07:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_229It's weird streaming like this. Last time I was living at home,
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1:08:41–1:08:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_230I used to stream like how I used to, a couple hours on YouTube excitedly talking about stuff,
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1:08:48–1:08:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_231about how much I hate doing Amazon Flex.
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1:08:58–1:09:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_232What was I excited about last year?
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1:09:20–1:09:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_233My car.
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1:09:25–1:09:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_234I don't really—
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1:09:31–1:09:32 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_235no, I don't really miss my— well, this house or my Devon house?
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1:09:36–1:09:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_236Don't really miss my Devon house.
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1:09:44–1:09:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_237I don't know what I was excited about last year before Christmas.
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1:09:53–1:09:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_238I kind of stopped streaming and making videos because I was doing Amazon,
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1:10:00–1:10:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_239and then I lost Amazon, and then I felt like I wanted to do YouTube again.
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1:10:06–1:10:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_240I wish I could make proper videos again. I just don't know what to make anything about.
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1:10:24–1:10:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_241The letter.
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1:10:53–1:10:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_242I wonder if he can see anything out there with his cat vision.
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1:11:15–1:11:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_243What do you see?
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1:11:22–1:11:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_244He's just staring at nothing.
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1:11:25–1:11:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_245Maybe he says black cat friend doesn't come anymore. I wonder what happened to that cat. Before he died.
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1:11:30–1:11:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_246Those gypsies, terrible at having pets. The pets always end up disappearing after a year. They had so many dogs and dogs just disappeared.
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1:11:38–1:11:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_247Hmm, I don't know where to sit. If I sit on my chair, I feel kind of sleepy.
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1:12:04–1:12:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_248I miss sitting on the sofa. I can't sit on the sofa anymore, there's no room.
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1:12:17–1:12:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_249I miss my little corner.
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1:12:38–1:12:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_250Maybe I'll make a video tomorrow about something, anything.
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1:13:13–1:13:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_251Why Japanese people hate foreigners.
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1:13:28–1:13:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_252No, I haven't watched the news because we don't have the normal channels anymore. The normal TV doesn't turn on, just digital channels. And then they just watch Amazon Prime or Netflix downstairs,
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1:13:34–1:13:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_253and I don't really have control over the TV anymore.
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1:13:54–1:13:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_254I just go down, have dinner, and then I sit on the table with my tea and cake. They were watching Clarkson's Farm today, but I've already seen that one. They started watching season 4.
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1:13:59–1:14:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_255It's just constant baby feeding and diaper changing.
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1:14:24–1:14:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_256No, I eat dinner with everyone and then they go on the sofa after the dinner, but I don't have any room on the sofa, so I sit at the table alone.
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1:14:38–1:14:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_257I do eat dinner with them. Did I say I eat dinner alone? I don't know why you've just automatically assumed I eat dinner alone.
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1:14:56–1:15:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_258I didn't even say that I eat dinner alone.
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1:15:05–1:15:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_259We have dinner at the table, and then after dinner they sit on the sofa and watch TV, and I stay on at the table.
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1:15:17–1:15:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_260Yeah, I said there's no room on the sofa. What, you think everyone eats dinner on the sofa? We eat dinner on the table, and then after dinner they go to the sofa. I don't know how you just jumped to this conclusion.
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1:15:25–1:15:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_261Well, I didn't think of that.
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1:15:41–1:15:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_262This is why you're number 2 most annoying person.
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1:15:47–1:15:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_263I said there's no room on the sofa. I didn't say we have dinner on the sofa. Dinner at the table. Fucking idiot. Stupid dumb fucking moron. Can't even understand basic English. Fucking fuck.
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1:15:55–1:16:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_264I used to eat dinner on the sofa watching news when it was just me and my mum.
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1:16:34–1:16:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_265I didn't say I felt left out on the sofa. Oh God, she's so fucking annoying.
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1:16:45–1:16:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_266The sofa and the dinner have nothing to do with each other.
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1:16:59–1:17:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_267Yeah, well, I don't want to ask. I can't be bothered.
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1:17:11–1:17:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_268I shouldn't have to ask.
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1:17:30–1:17:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_269They should know.
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1:17:38–1:17:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_270Because I've only been sitting in that corner, I don't know, my entire life, every single day. I don't know what other hints you need
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1:17:41–1:17:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_271that that's my favorite spot.
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1:17:54–1:17:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_272Sometimes it's like you don't have to tell people things, they should know it.
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1:18:04–1:18:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_273You shouldn't have to read my mind. You just look at my past actions every single day.
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1:18:13–1:18:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_274I shouldn't have to ask them.
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1:18:21–1:18:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_275It's called awareness.
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1:18:32–1:18:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_276But anyway, there's no Channel 4 News on TV anyway anymore, so there's not even anything I want to watch on TV now.
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1:18:47–1:18:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_277Uh, if I want to watch Amazon Prime, I'll watch it on my laptop.
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1:18:57–1:18:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_278I want to watch the news,
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1:19:09–1:19:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_279but it's not on the TV now. I don't know what happened to the TV.
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1:19:13–1:19:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_280It's only got digital channels and not the traditional channels. The BBC cut us off.
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1:19:39–1:19:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_281Cut off by the BBC.
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1:19:49–1:19:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_282The interaction was just normal. I pulled into the drive, she was outside by the door. I gave her a little horn. I went beep,
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1:20:11–1:20:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_283and then I started taking my bags out my car. I said hello to my sister.
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1:20:24–1:20:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_284Then what happened? I think I just went up to my bedroom to sort out the mess.
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1:20:36–1:20:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_285There were no hugs.
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1:20:47–1:20:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_286And then Dave Gibson came around. I said hello, talked to him a little bit.
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1:20:56–1:21:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_287He said, how's Devon? I said, it's very rainy.
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1:21:04–1:21:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_288Hmm,
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1:21:19–1:21:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_289it's been hard to go outside in the garden recently because it's very windy and cold. I had that one day where it was nice and sunny when I streamed outside. That was quite nice.
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1:21:34–1:21:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_290A bit disappointed there was no fresh food, just leftovers. Didn't get a special welcome home meal.
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1:21:47–1:21:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_291Wouldn't mind some fish and chips, Chinese takeaway.
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1:22:00–1:22:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_292The other thing is my sister goes to bed really early, like 8 PM now,
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1:22:31–1:22:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_293so I only see her at dinner because the whole day I'm just streaming up here.
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1:22:49–1:22:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_294Well, I have to isolate myself in my room because I need to stream. Idiot Chuff Weasel's like, oh, you isolate yourself? Yeah, because I have to make fucking money to stream. I have to stream, so I have to be in my room. I can't go down there with the stream, can I?
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1:22:58–1:23:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_295I already lost a lot of money by skipping several days of streaming
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1:23:34–1:23:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_296and racking up expenses. Now I need— I can't not stream, otherwise I'm going to be busted back down to 5K savings.
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1:23:41–1:23:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_297I've got rent coming soon. Well, not soon really, it's more like 2 weeks.
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1:23:51–1:23:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_298I really want to get to £8K savings end of next month, or at least £7K. I keep getting busted back down to the £5Ks.
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1:24:00–1:24:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_299I was really hoping Uber Eats would make me some extra money, but it didn't. It was so demoralizing. I, I couldn't be bothered. I saw it pop up £3, I was like, ah, fuck this.
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1:24:34–1:24:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_300I accept it, but wait 5 minutes for them to make the food and then go and get it, and it'll take like 10-15 minutes to get to the house and then 10-15 minutes to get back to the McDonald's if there's traffic. I made like £5 in half an hour and then wait for another one to pop up.
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1:24:47–1:25:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_301Be lucky if I make even £10 an hour. Going up and down, up and down delivering McDonald's.
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1:25:05–1:25:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_302I can't be bothered.
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1:25:12–1:25:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_303I just want to do one delivery and make £20-25.
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1:25:18–1:25:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_304I want to do low volume, high payout, not high volume, low payout. I mean, it's slightly better than every 50p per parcel and you deliver like 100 parcels. Took 3 hours.
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1:25:25–1:25:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_305My plan making money when Kick dries up? I don't know, own choices. Go back to YouTube.
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1:25:42–1:25:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_306Uber Eats isn't viable.
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1:25:53–1:25:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_307I don't know really.
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1:25:58–1:25:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_308I don't do all-day streaming on YouTube. Maybe that'll make—
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1:26:09–1:26:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_309I've never really done all-day streaming on YouTube. I usually just do 4 hours in the evening.
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1:26:14–1:26:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_310I can do sleep streams as well on YouTube. I just never end the stream.
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1:26:31–1:26:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_311No more 20K, 30K views.
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1:26:57–1:27:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_3125K is the best I can hope for.
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1:27:02–1:27:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_313Maybe I'll try making a documentary.
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1:28:15–1:28:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_314The history of Israel,
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1:28:20–1:28:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_315the dagger in the Middle East planted by the British Empire,
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1:28:24–1:28:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_316designed to create eternal conflict. And instability in the region.
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1:28:32–1:28:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_317A never-ending war.
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1:28:47–1:28:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_318I saw a clip or something saying all the conflicts we have now are because of the British Empire carving up territories and promising land to one people whilst promising it to the other people. Kind of genius if you think about it. Divide and conquer and promise all these lands that you don't even
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1:29:03–1:29:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_319technically own to the enemies of the people you want to destabilize,
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1:29:28–1:29:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_320play them all like fools. And even to this day, they're still fighting each other over boundaries that were set by the French and British when they— I mean, the French and British aren't even there anymore. They could just set it back to how it was before, but nope.
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1:29:36–1:29:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_321It's like when you draw
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1:29:54–1:29:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_322a line in the ground with pen and the ant thinks it's like a real boundary and doesn't cross it.
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1:29:58–1:30:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_323Instead of fighting your enemies, You make them fight each other whilst you just watch and pull the strings from afar. It's genius.
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1:30:17–1:30:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_324That's how the British conquered the world.
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1:30:40–1:30:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_325Whilst being a tiny little island.
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1:30:45–1:30:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_326High IQ move.
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1:30:52–1:30:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_327Did it in America too. Got all the tribes fighting each other,
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1:31:15–1:31:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_328promising them weapons and land if they take your side.
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1:31:21–1:31:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_329British Empire is kind of like Apple. They create a problem and then take credit for solving the problem. Like, they cause all the slaveries happen and then they take credit for abolishing slavery.
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1:31:40–1:31:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_330Why Apple? Because Apple made a really thin phone
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1:32:04–1:32:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_331which has subpar battery, and then they come out with the solution, a MagSafe battery pack that only fits iPhone Air. Like, we solved the problem that we created. Congrats.
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1:32:09–1:32:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_332No, I didn't get the battery pack. I've been using it all day and I'm at 62% battery and there's like 1 hour left in the day and then I'm going to bed. I can barely get it down below 50%. I don't know who would need the battery pack.
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1:32:25–1:32:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_333Let's just remove the USB-C slot as well, make it wireless charging only.
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1:32:45–1:32:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_334They should also make a, a version that has no camera on the back, cuz this phone would look so good without the camera bump. Who cares about cameras anyway? I just want a phone sleek and like a slab without stupid camera bumps.
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1:32:55–1:33:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_335Like the iPod was pretty nice.
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1:33:15–1:33:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_336I've been using this shaver For 6 years.
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1:33:43–1:33:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_337Still works.
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1:33:50–1:33:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_338I bought it
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1:33:54–1:33:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_339after my one shaver broke. The head of it snapped off in the bag.
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1:33:57–1:34:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_340I remember going to Mason Shopping Center with Jahira and I bought it.
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1:34:04–1:34:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_341I remember me and I dropped it in the sink when it was full of water and it survived. Good shaver
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1:34:11–1:34:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_342for my little beard,
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1:34:21–1:34:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_343gets very rough.
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1:34:29–1:34:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_344Philips. I remember in South Korea I didn't have the right— no, my charging cable broke, or I lost it, or I forgot it in Japan. I forgot. So I looked up where the Philips repair shop or something was, and it was in some shopping center in South Korea. And then I went there and I tried speaking English.
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1:34:42–1:35:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_345And I realized if I just spoke Korean, it'd be a lot easier.
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1:35:02–1:35:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_346So I just switched to Korean.
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1:35:06–1:35:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_347They sent me to this little room with a table, and they said they were going to order the parts for me. I said, can't I have one today?
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1:35:11–1:35:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_348So they went and looked for one, found one, but it didn't have a box. I said, that's fine.
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1:35:21–1:35:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_349One walks all the way there to get the charger. I don't know why shaver chargers have that weird plug. It's like 2 round blobs and then a flat backside. Why can't this have a USB cable? So annoying. Look, why do you have to have a special port like that?
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1:35:28–1:35:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_350Why can't everything just be USB-C?
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1:35:52–1:35:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_351Remember I did that hammer massage in Thailand?
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1:36:09–1:36:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_352That was weird. It wasn't good, it wasn't bad, it just felt like someone hitting me with a hammer.
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1:36:14–1:36:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_353Gently. And then they put your— they put their knee in your back and pull your arms back.
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1:36:25–1:36:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_354Didn't feel good. The only massage I like— a shoulder massage is quite nice, but I like face massage. It's just nice having your face pressed by something that's not your own hands.
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1:36:31–1:36:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_355It's very relaxing.
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1:36:48–1:36:49 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_35618 minutes, Asia market.
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1:37:10–1:37:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_357Weather tomorrow is
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1:37:33–1:37:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_358Cloudy, cloudy, cloudy, windy, windy, windy, windy, cloudy, cloudy, windy, windy.
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1:37:39–1:37:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_359A bit sunny in Devon.
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1:37:46–1:37:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_360You— are you kidding me? It actually is sunny every day after I left, and now it's cloudy and windy here.
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1:37:51–1:37:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_361And then when I go back, it's gonna be raining again, isn't it? Bet you anything
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1:38:02–1:38:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_362it is as well. Look, rainy, rainy. And then here it's probably going to be sunny. Oh, nice cloud.
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1:38:08–1:38:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_363Mm-hmm.
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1:38:31–1:38:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_364Got a plane coming my way. What is it?
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1:39:10–1:39:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_365Going to Athens.
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1:39:15–1:39:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_366Airbus A32. 1. Quite like this app, it's fun checking what planes are flying over.
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1:39:20–1:39:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_367400 knots.
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1:39:29–1:39:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_368It's being flown by Ronnie Zafira.
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1:39:38–1:39:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_369There's a helicopter.
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1:39:46–1:39:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_370Gunship 2. Whoa, what's that one doing? Army Air Corps.
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1:39:49–1:39:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_371Is it an Apache? It says gun— Boeing Apache Guardian. Oh cool,
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1:39:58–1:40:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_372it is an Apache.
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1:40:05–1:40:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_373Oh, there's 2 of them.
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1:40:19–1:40:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_3742 Army Apaches
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1:40:26–1:40:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_375flying from Cambridge.
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1:40:33–1:40:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_376Where are they going?
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1:40:36–1:40:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_377Why are they going around in circles?
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1:40:40–1:40:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_378But they're going east now.
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1:40:51–1:40:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_379It's like a little video game. It's funny how they track all these flights.
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1:41:01–1:41:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_380What are they doing? They're following each other.
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1:41:15–1:41:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_381Ryanair.
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1:41:30–1:41:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_382What's this one? Swiftair.
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1:41:39–1:41:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_383Gatwick Airport.
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1:41:55–1:41:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_384Marrakesh just arrived in London.
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1:41:58–1:42:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_385Boeing 777.
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1:42:10–1:42:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_386About the Atlantic Ocean. Wow, look at all the planes flying over
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1:42:44–1:42:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_387the Atlantic. Bombardier, Global,
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1:42:52–1:42:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_388Airbus,
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1:42:56–1:42:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_389Boeing.
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1:43:02–1:43:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_390Wow, look at all the planes in North America.
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1:43:08–1:43:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_391Damn, look at the planes.
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1:43:14–1:43:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_392Is that Bermuda Triangle?
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1:43:29–1:43:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_393So many planes.
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1:43:47–1:43:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_394No planes over Ukraine. Look, we're going around it.
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1:43:59–1:44:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_395He's going to sleep. He had a stressful day
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1:44:37–1:44:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_396getting jealous of the baby.
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1:44:44–1:44:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_397The Apache gunships still flying about.
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1:45:01–1:45:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_398King,
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1:46:47–1:46:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_399what's wrong?
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1:46:52–1:46:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_400He seems really mad at my mum.
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1:47:09–1:47:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_401He bit her arm.
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1:47:17–1:47:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_402Why you do that, Pushkin?
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1:47:21–1:47:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_403I give him a lot of attention, but he's still mad.
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1:47:40–1:47:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_404It wasn't like a serious bite, it was like a little nip.
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1:47:45–1:47:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_405He uses violence to express himself.
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1:47:51–1:47:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_406Spoiled cat, aren't you?
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1:47:55–1:47:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_407He doesn't like to share the attention.
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1:48:02–1:48:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_408He attacked my foot as well. I was at the dinner table and then he just came over to me and then he lunged at my foot, grabbed it with both arms, and then he sat on my foot.
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1:48:07–1:48:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_409I gave him a brush. I brushed his hair. My mum usually does it, but she was holding the baby.
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1:48:25–1:48:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_410I just thought he was a bit of a loner,
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1:48:50–1:48:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_411didn't really care about affection, but he does.
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1:48:54–1:48:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_412He's just not super clingy like Toffee was.
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1:49:00–1:49:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_413Were none of the other cats got so much attention because we had 3 cats
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1:49:10–1:49:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_414and they kind of kept each other company. But since he's the only cat and used to get all the attention, he's not used to having to share it or have less attention.
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1:49:17–1:49:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_415He's a bit of a strange cat.
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1:49:35–1:49:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_416Yeah, I think he was spoiled.
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1:49:42–1:49:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_417He's a very fancy looking cat as well compared to our old cats. Our old cats were just normal cats, shorthairs.
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1:49:46–1:49:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_418Seems a bit like a narcissist cat.
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1:49:56–1:49:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_419Do do do do do do do do do do. Ah.
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1:50:31–1:50:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_420I wonder if he dreams about my mum giving him all the attention and the baby being gone.
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1:51:20–1:51:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_421He's, he's not gone outside at all all day. He's been in my bedroom the whole day,
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1:51:31–1:51:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_422hasn't he?
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1:51:39–1:51:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_423And I came back home and he was on my desk.
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1:51:43–1:51:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_424Strange. No, it was my room. We're roommates.
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1:51:58–1:52:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_425He didn't used to sleep in this room. He used to sleep on The floor outside by the stairs,
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1:52:09–1:52:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_426on the carpet.
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1:52:16–1:52:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_427I can't believe the actual amount of people who have been asking me on like Twitter and Instagram about this, but we did it last year, you guys enjoyed it for some reason, so we're doing it again. Okay, so my peak listening month for Mike was January, probably because, you know, I was on that huge Mike binge, uh,
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1:52:38–1:52:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_428last year. Number 2 was El Sweatshirt in October, which was 2 months ago. Yeah, another artist, another great, uh, alternative hip-hop artist that I have recently fallen in love with quite a bit. Who cares what music he's listening to?
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1:52:53–1:53:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_429Joey Bazinga. Hey yo, what up? It's your boy. It's your boy. Real talk. What's his real talk about? Have you seen the all-new iPhone 17 Pro? Get it today with Vodafone Exchange and get a new iPhone.
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1:53:10–1:53:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_430Real talk, right?
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1:53:31–1:53:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_431What's with the dramatic sighing? Let's talk about reels. Oh, you thought this was going to be like a serious topic because you didn't know the difference in spelling between this word and this word? Well, oh, he put reel or anything like that. I still feel very strongly about the things I feel about when it comes to TikTokers,
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1:53:36–1:53:57 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_432but not when it comes to actual TikToks or short-form content. Because the truth of the matter is, is that whether you like it or not, uh, as of right now, at least for the foreseeable future, short-form content kind of is the thing. This is talking about short-form content for the foreseeable future. That is
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1:53:58–1:54:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_433Boring. Hmm, got 400K views. Anime tourism problem.
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1:54:29–1:54:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_434I hate the way he rubs his temples like that meme.
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1:54:38–1:54:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_435Konno does it a lot as well.
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1:54:44–1:54:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_436I don't know how you can still care about anime 15 years later as a grown adult.
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1:55:12–1:55:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_437I haven't given a shit about anime since 2008.
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1:55:20–1:55:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_438What's his new hobby? I like playing a lot of video games, and if there's one video game type that I have been a massive fan of for as long as I can remember playing video games, a little genre called JRPGs. Take out each, uh, always give me a break, man.
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1:55:28–1:55:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_439Tired of holding back.
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1:55:54–1:55:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_440Your friend asks you a question and the answer's on your phone. Shouldn't your phone just answer?
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1:56:00–1:56:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_441So they're just going to talk to AI instead of talking to you. Imagine thinking you're talking to your friend and it's just AI responding. I wish I knew that the job of a founder or entrepreneur isn't to work really, really hard. So I'm not going to really, uh, I don't really talk about stuff like this, but, uh,
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1:56:13–1:56:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_442I want to get some stuff off my chest. Why is it black? I'm tired of being, um, scared of talking about things. That's basically— yeah, me too. Why I'm making this video. When I'm his age, I'll talk about everything. I don't care anymore. It's not new. I mean, uh, the Charlie Kirk thing is maybe the latest. When
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1:56:30–1:56:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_443I'm 60-something, I'm just gonna let it all out. Stimulus in this, uh, desire to Speak my mind, but um,
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1:56:51–1:56:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_444but yeah, but it's I mean it's it's been forever forever. Reminds he looks a bit like Peter Schiff now because of repercussions of what our family will think. He's got so much junk in his house.
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1:57:00–1:57:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_445Um, you know, it's got so much YouTube merch. Well, YouTube cups, YouTube pillows. Uh, I usually on the channel I usually talk about Japan and And, uh, my experiences living here. I used to watch this guy religiously when I was into Japan.
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1:57:14–1:57:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_446He was actually my gateway into Japan. YouTube happening in America now, none of the stuff that's happening in other parts of the world affecting me at all, really, almost. Um, but, but they do, uh, in a way. So I wanted to talk about that a little bit today. I don't have the mic on. I'm just, I'm just
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1:57:31–1:57:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_447gonna get this done, get this out there. Um, first of all, you know, nobody knows shit. You don't know shit. You think you know shit. I think I know shit. But really, nobody knows shit. We're out here, everyone's pretty much talking out of our ass. However, that doesn't mean, you know, you don't have a right to talk
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1:57:51–1:58:14 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_448out of your ass. If you want to pucker up and talk.
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1:58:14–1:58:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_449I'm often surprised at the confidence that some people have when they talk about certain subjects. Let's get all the dirt out of the way right away, okay? I'll just go back as far as I can remember. Let me see. Okay. I think trans—
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1:58:21–1:58:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_450Transgenders are fine, you know, live and let live. You want to be transgender, fine, I don't really care. Um, I think, um, if parents want to, to, uh, really reminding me of pizza shit along that path, that's their decision. And nobody starts talking about stocks and bonds and gold, you know. You can't have it both ways. You
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1:58:41–1:59:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_451can't tell people, uh, you know, government, you know, don't tread on me stay out of my business and at the same time tell them what to do. You gotta pick a lane. I think we need— I think America needs gun reform. Uh, boring. Gun, trans, whatever. Boy, really, as a boy, didn't— I didn't even think anything was
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1:59:03–1:59:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_452wrong with it. Like, oh, drive white just means drive correctly. I never thought about the implication of drive white means don't drive black. I never thought about that. Or he Jewed me. I never thought about the fact the implication that, oh, that's implying that Jews are stingy. I never thought about that. Just, it was just an expression
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1:59:23–1:59:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_453that kids said, you know. But I used that language, you know, without thinking, just like I used drive white without thinking.
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1:59:42–1:59:50 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_454Yeah, so my point is I grew out of it. I mean, that was like when I was a teenager, 40, 50 years ago. What am I— so I must have been 40 years ago, more than, more than 40 years ago when I started to meet Jewish people. I realized things and, and, um, I had a— boy, I've,
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1:59:54–2:00:11 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_455I've been aware of Charlie Kirk for years and never thought much of him. I mean, I know you're not supposed to say anything bad about the dead, but, uh, and I'm, and I'm not, I'm not here to do that, but I never thought much about
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2:00:12–2:00:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_456Um, and, you know, I think people are afraid to say things like that. Like, I never thought much— to be honest, I thought, like, I thought he was a political hack. He was silly, you know. Uh, he was easily debunked. If anything, I was, like, uh, interested and amazed that he got so much attention. Like, how did
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2:00:30–2:00:49 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_457this one guy get so much attention? You know, I guess he's well organized or something because almost everything he says can be easily debunked.
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2:00:49–2:00:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_458AJ Bell. AJ Bell. AJBell.co.uk.
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2:01:04–2:01:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_459Now, I'm not going to pretend that I was— I didn't cry. I didn't know anything about his personal life. I didn't know if he— I didn't know he had kids or he was married or anything. In fact, I figured he was kind of like Quintus, you know, kind of an incel, to be honest. But I didn't think
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2:01:15–2:01:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_460about it. He wasn't on my radar. He wasn't someone I thought about at all. Like I said, I kind of just thought he was silly. But I heard he had 2 kids and I heard they were there. And I gotta say that that is— or I mean, I, I'm a father, I have 2 kids. Yeah, did the
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2:01:33–2:01:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_461kids see his dad? Did the kids see their dad get shot so young? You know, no, I mean, that'll be traumatizing there. I just feel bad for the kids.
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2:01:51–2:02:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_462Um, yeah, see your father slaughtered in front of you, that's No matter who he is, even if it's like a Ned Stark moment, I wouldn't wish that on my worst enemy. So yeah, but I'm not going to pretend I was sad about it. But at the same time, I got to say,
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2:02:05–2:02:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_463I don't think he was worth it, you know? I mean, because what I mean is he is going to become a martyr now, and he's not on the same level of MLK or John F. Kennedy or Robert F. Kennedy. Or Malcolm X or any of those leaders who really inspired the country or inspired parts of the country
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2:02:24–2:02:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_464at least. But I guess he did inspire part of the country, but it's kind of a— it's kind of the Temu version of that, you know. But it's the best thing that could happen to him historically speaking, you know. I'm not saying I'm definitely not saying I— yeah, being as someone who disagreed with almost everything he said,
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2:02:45–2:03:09 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_465uh, this is the worst thing that could have happened to him. I don't even know what he said, from my point of view, because he will now be, you know, elevated to a stature that honestly I don't think he deserves. Uh, but, you know, for his estate, I suppose, or for his legacy, it's the best thing that
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2:03:10–2:03:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_466could happen to him. And I don't— I'm— I, I don't want to, uh, be afraid of saying that. That's all. That's all. That's all. Like, so just to make things clear, I'm not happy. I'm really not happy he got killed for a couple of reasons. One of them is that, you know, I, I think it, it kind
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2:03:27–2:03:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_467of elevates him to a position that I don't think he deserves. Um, and number 2, that's why he's not happy that he got shot, because it spreads his message more. I don't celebrate at all, but I won't pretend that I had, uh, that I'm sad about it. Um, I mean, I'm sad for his kids, but I'm not,
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2:03:44–2:04:04 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_468you know, necessarily— I mean, I didn't know him. The other thing is that nobody really knew him. So there's a lot of people on here, uh, on the internet now pretending like they knew him, and they didn't know him. Nobody knew him. Oh, loads of people.
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2:04:04–2:04:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_469Millions of people knew him. It often struck me that the lyrics of the song are something like, you could know my, you know, my name, my Social Security number, everything about me, but you still won't know me. And that's how I feel, uh, that's how I feel about people, about us. So that's one reason I'm quite not,
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2:04:21–2:04:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_470I'm not really too worried about the internet. I think some people are overly cautious about their identity But, um, I mean, yeah, you can screw with somebody, of course. You can get them fired, you can, uh, contact their bosses and stuff like that, but you don't really know them. Just because someone's on the internet, you don't really
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2:04:39–2:04:59 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_471know them. So nobody really knew Charlie Kirk except Charlie Kirk. I mean, maybe his wife, I don't know. Um, but, um, I see, um, someone close to me is defending him. Someone, yeah, someone very close to me is defending him. And, you know, I'm thinking she's like, she's going through his quotes and telling us what he really
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2:04:59–2:05:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_472meant by these quotes. You know, I'm sure you guys have seen some of his quotes, things like, I would never, you know, if I got on an airplane and the pilot was Black, I would question whether the could fly the plane, or if the doctor was Black, I would, I would be worried. Or, uh, what else did
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2:05:28–2:05:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_473he say? Uh, women should, uh, really— did he say that? 25, and they should just stay in the kitchen. You know, he said a lot of misogynist stuff. Uh, he would want— even, even if his daughter were raped at the age of 12, he would want her to have the baby. Things like that. Really? You know, I
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2:05:45–2:06:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_474saw him. So I've got a good friend, uh, a good friend, someone close, close to me who is defending all those positions and going through and saying, well, what he really meant was, what he really meant was, well, you know, you don't know that. You don't know what he really meant.
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2:06:01–2:06:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_475And maybe you're right, but maybe you're right, maybe he was just using those positions to get attention and to rile up the right. That doesn't make it good. If anything, that makes it worse. And if he's such a good communicator, he must have known that he was— that people were interpreting him that way.
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2:06:18–2:06:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_476When I started Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses, I knew I'd be its fancy name and pretty face,
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2:06:40–2:06:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_477but I didn't know how to turn all this fancy prettiness into a classy looking logo. But GoDaddy Aero does with its magical— so Maybe he wasn't such a good communicator. Anyway, I'm in Japan and there's a group now here called Sanseito and they won like 15% of the vote, which is not much, but they've riled up some
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2:06:46–2:07:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_478people. I've seen videos of— I saw a video of a high school girl the other day who was terrified because immigrants are going to come to Japan, she thinks, you know. There's a lot of rumors about the Japanese government accepting like 500,000 Indians or designating certain towns for Africans so they can just come in and live there.
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2:07:12–2:07:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_479Most of those rumors are unsubstantiated, but the fact is that they are terrifying some people. So I saw a high school girl give a speech saying she's so scared about what's going to happen to Japan if all these immigrants come in. And I can't help thinking that part of that is coming from America and Europe. I mean,
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2:07:35–2:08:03 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_480Europe's not— and it's not exactly, you know, it's not exactly a crazy fear. Fear. They see what's happening in those countries, in America, but it's a completely different situation. America was built for immigrants. We were built on immigration. I mean, America is a country of immigrants. Europe is, we can argue it's a
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2:08:04–2:08:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_481little more complicated there.
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2:08:34–2:08:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_482Their open borders system is actually Much, much, I think, from what I understand, much more open border than even America's. People can travel freely everywhere. But, and you know, I'm sure you've all seen the videos of Belgium is not Belgium anymore, France is not France anymore. And, uh, and I've got, I've got friends in Switzerland who, who
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2:08:37–2:08:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_483send me videos of their neighbors and they're all Muslim, you know.
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2:08:58–2:09:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_484And apparently the most common popular name in England right now is Muhammad. I don't know if it's true. So I can understand that if, um, if Japanese see those stories and they start thinking that's going to happen in Japan, he's fighting people in the comments, they're going to be afraid. I don't, I don't have any answers about
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2:09:05–2:09:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_485that, but I gotta say that I think, um, people like Charlie Kirk kind of stoked the fire and the fear Of those, of those things. Japan is dying. I mean, that's the truth. Japan is dying population-wise.
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2:09:25–2:09:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_486I'm not too concerned with it yet, though I suppose I should be. I mean, I did my part. I made two kids. But you know, according to this new Sansei Sato group, this new political group. My kids should not be eligible for, I think, citizenship for 2 generations, or maybe they're not eligible to run for office for
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2:09:42–2:10:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_4872 generations. I don't know, but either way, they're handicapped, you know, they're not equal to Japanese simply because they were born from this tainted blood.
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2:10:07–2:10:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_488For myself, I've lived in Japan for 34 years. And I've got no problems. I speak the language, uh, not as good as I should, but better than 95% of all the foreigners, you know, which, you know, it's not— it's, it's not a brag, it's not a humble brag or a brag. It's that most of us suck. Most
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2:10:19–2:10:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_489foreigners don't speak Japanese well at all. So I speak more better than most. Uh, yeah, so, um, but despite that, uh, but my point simply is that Japan is a great place to live. I'm having no problems here. Um, I don't really suffer any kind of discrimination. Uh, I mean, I mean, from time to time there's a
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2:10:38–2:11:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_490little bit. Today I asked for directions because I got off at the wrong station on the subway and asked for directions in Japanese and I was answered in English. But honestly, that guy that answered me was talking to himself before. He was a little— I mean, I could tell before I even asked him that he was a
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2:11:00–2:11:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_491little weird. So, uh, so, you know, blaming people for discrimination, uh, on your own subjective experience is kind of ridiculous because, you know, there's a lot of crazy people out there. You're gonna— you can't just— you know, you encounter people and the way they, they interact with you doesn't— cannot be simply, um, interpreted as, oh, it's racism.
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2:11:15–2:11:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_492Anyway, Most, most of the time I have no problem. That's, that's what I'm saying. Um, yeah, um, I just wanted to come on here and, uh, get some crap off my chest. Uh, again, I am against— of course I have to say this clearly because some idiots, you know, you guys are— as an internet— as the internet
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2:11:40–2:12:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_493as a whole is incredibly intelligent, incredibly stupid at the same time. I I am not happy that Charlie Kirk was shot, uh, but at the same time I don't feel much empathy towards him, and I'm sure he would not feel any empathy. But his reasons for not being happy that he got shot are kind of lame. He's
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2:12:01–2:12:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_494only not happy he got shot because he feels sad for the kids and it elevated him to being a martyr, which he doesn't deserve, which is what he said.
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2:12:23–2:12:33 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_495Weird reasons to not be happy about someone getting shot.
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2:12:37–2:12:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_496Sounds like he's just upset that by getting killed it spread his message further.
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2:12:52–2:12:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_497And he's not happy about that.
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2:13:00–2:13:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_498I
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2:13:54–2:13:54 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_499haven't seen any of these.
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2:14:05–2:14:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_500I haven't seen any clips of him, Charlie Kirk, saying that stuff.
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2:14:17–2:14:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_501I don't really follow him though.
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2:14:23–2:14:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_502It's all right if you have an opinion. I'm saying it's not all right if you don't understand how the female reproductive system works. Okay, so let's pop quiz. When does heartbeats begin for babies in utero? Have you ever eaten an egg before?
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2:15:07–2:15:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_503Um, that's yes or no. Have you ever eaten an egg before? Uh, scrambled, yeah. Okay, so would that be you scrambled a full chicken? Hold on, you understand it takes an egg to be fertilized, right? Uh-huh. Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah. So, so you're making— since we're doing pop quiz on like human development, so when exactly do heart waves
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2:15:20–2:15:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_504begin in utero? You know that, but you don't know the full— hold on. Tell me when. Tell me when. I don't know. Okay, you don't know? No. So wait, hold on. So you're trying to say I know more about the woman reproductive system than you do? I am a woman. So yes, yes. Okay, well, but the point
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2:15:47–2:16:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_505being is we could both go back and forth of like independent trivial facts when it comes to the woman's reproductive system. But here's something we all know, because God wrote this on the human heart of every individual, as it says in the book of Romans. We know deep down it's wrong to murder a baby. You're not murdering
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2:16:02–2:16:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_506a baby. Okay, baby. Okay, well, let's, let's play this out. What is it then? It is an embryo, which is not a baby. Well, well, okay, so it's a fertilized embryo, correct? Which is not a baby. So at what point does it become a baby? When it is born. Oh, what?
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2:16:19–2:16:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_507I don't agree with abortions up to full-term abortions. Hold on, but, but you said it becomes a baby when it's born. Then why would you have abortion limits before it's born? I thought it's just an embryo. So embryo rights? No, embryo rights aren't a thing. But then when— where would you draw a line for abortion then, and
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2:16:36–2:16:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_508why, and under what moral standard. There are medical reasons. No, no, no, no, that's not the question. That's not the question. You just asked me why would I not have an abortion full term for medical reasons. Okay, so at 29 weeks, the baby is nearly fully developed, can recognize the mother's voice, has a heartbeat, has brain waves.
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2:16:51–2:17:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_509Is it okay to abort that baby? I don't— like, it's not okay, but you're gonna say it's okay to have an abortion then? Like, I don't understand what you're trying to say. It's not okay to have an abortion ever, right? Like, Yes, correct. No abortion, correct. Why? Well, because your life started at conception. It did not, though.
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2:17:07–2:17:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_510It did not. Well, hold on. So let's play this out. So who are you as an individual? From your skin color to your eye color to your likes, your dislikes, from your temperament to your everything. I'm not an embryo. I'm a person. Hold on a second. But it started with something called deoxyribonucleic acid. And your own individual
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2:17:26–2:17:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_511DNA started at the point of egg and sperm meeting. That's where your journey started. And so from that point in particular, life begins. Not, not at birth, not at first words, not at first steps, but when your DNA, which is who you actually are— you are your DNA. Every one of your DNA cells is coded XX or
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2:17:48–2:18:10 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_512XY. It's coded with all of your unique characteristics, get off Auschwitz. That's how we get the greatest horrors of the 20th century. Those people are unwanted. So you're comparing abortion to the Holocaust? Absolutely I am. In fact, it's worse. It's worse. It's really not. It's 45 million babies. It's nearly 8 times worse than the Holocaust. What's the
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2:18:10–2:18:34 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_513moral difference between a small baby in the womb and a grown Jew who was killed at Auschwitz. What's the moral difference? One is older. A person— what species is the baby in the womb? It's a human. But therefore they should have human rights. No, they should have human rights. I do not agree. Oh, so, so small humans,
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2:18:34–2:18:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_514no human rights? Grown humans, human rights? A small human, it's an embryo. You just said it was a human species. It doesn't— human child. Wait, it's not a what? It's not a child. It's not a living child. It's very— it has a heartbeat.
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2:18:55–2:19:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_515Because there's a difference between someone who just shares the gospel and someone who's a godly man. I can, I can explain the difference to you right now. Okay, tell, tell the world why I am not a godly man. Because You only stand for people who are white. Use evidence. And male. You've got— where's my brother up here?
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2:19:15–2:19:37 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_516Where's my man? Look at him. You gotta come up here. Come up here. Come up here. Come up here. Get over the gate. Come over the gate. Look at this guy here. Look at this. Yeah, right into the mic. You stand for me, we good. Wait, I, I only stand up for white Is that a white man?
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2:19:37–2:19:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_517Can you, can you look at him please? Look at him. Is that a white man? Is that a white man? You said I only stand up for white men. He's got, he's got dreads.
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2:19:58–2:20:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_518But you, you just libeled me in front of 2,000 people saying I only stand up for white men, and I got a brother in Christ right here. How dare you say something? You're one black man. You're a 70-year-old aged elder and you want want to have a fistfight with a 31-year-old. Is that how old you are? Why
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2:20:10–2:20:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_519don't you tell me what a woman is? See, I am not here to debate. Oh, I'm here to prove you wrong. Prove you wrong. Prove him wrong. So either put up or shut up. I'll walk away. You tell me right now.
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2:20:25–2:20:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_520I will say this.
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2:20:42–2:20:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_521I will say this. I'm not gonna fight you because I don't have to. Because you know why? You don't have to. You are acting as if someone who is very desperate, who is clout chasing. We are going to remain peaceful while the left promotes violence. We are the peace because as Christ our Lord said, blessed are the
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2:20:45–2:21:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_522peacemakers, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Thank you, sir, and get out of here.
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2:21:02–2:21:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_523You don't debate out in the West. You guys don't have dialogue in the West? Come on, man. Look, I know. How about this? Why don't you, since you're a 70-year-old aged elder and you want to have a fistfight with a 31-year-old— did he say that? Shut up, Charlie Kirk. In like 60 years. However, yeah, does a godly
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2:21:12–2:21:36 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_524man challenge another to a duel? Yes. Okay, so hold on. I'm serious about this. Can I speak? All right, so look, I'm telling you, I'm not up here just fighting for me. The Lord has come up to me to ask to fight for people that you diss all the time, like women, women, gay people, trans people, uh,
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2:21:36–2:22:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_525immigrants, people of color, people of different religions. Amen. Immigrants, refugees. So look, one black guy in the crowd. I'll sign a waiver. I'll let you take the first punch. Let's go. Put up, put up or shut up. Because they were providing insane value to the United States. But has it worked? Are we, are we a more connected
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2:22:02–2:22:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_526country? Have middle-class wages kept— don't use it. I don't know that you're committed to finding Hold on. It's literally a mini white genocide happening in South Africa. You look at everything wrong and you say it must be America. No, sir. I'm looking at bad things that they have done and calling for accountability. Okay. Look, I, again, I—
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2:22:27–2:22:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_527maybe we disagree. I don't know. I guess I think we're a wonderful country. And I think if a country is poor, they're poor by choice and they have to be able to get their act together, make better decisions, and stop acting like victims all the time. Thank you very much. Hi, good afternoon. I'm going to try and
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2:22:46–2:23:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_528keep this right on point so you guys can keep going. My name is Dennis. I'm here with San Francisco State's speech and debate crew, our forensics crew here on SF State. And I'm hoping to engage you guys, both of you. It's very nice to meet you both in a fair, honest debate on pursuing truth. Were you brought
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2:23:01–2:23:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_529up— come up, come up, come up, come up, come up. Come on, come on up right here. This mic is for you. Come on up. Walk her up. I'll say, I'll say very briefly, you said you had every intention of approaching this conversation of truth. That's not his wife. Men can get pregnant.
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2:23:16–2:23:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_530No, you're not. Come on up. That's a complex issue. That's not complex. It's not a complex issue. Okay, I'm not going to answer that because you guys asked me to be on.
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2:23:42–2:23:49 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_531Flood our hospitals. They are a burden on the taxpayer. They should go back and make their own country great again and apply and become a legal immigrant if they want to live here. Thank you very much.
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2:23:52–2:24:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_532Right. So what is the— what is the question you're asking? I'm saying that my question to you is, do you believe that life matters? I do believe life matters after the person Oh, after the person's born. So, okay, so if, um, if Riley were to be pregnant, or if any woman were to be pregnant— uh, the abortion
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2:24:06–2:24:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_533thing's so boring.
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2:24:27–2:24:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_534We like you to have fun. Richard personally decided to appoint Lord Mandelston as the ambassador to the United States, and in so doing, he has humiliated and embarrassed this nation on the international stage because this Lord Mandelston is someone who described himself as the best pal of a paedophile, someone who advised that pedophile, when in prison, to
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2:24:46–2:25:15 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_535use that time in prison as an opportunity. Truly shocking. Now let's look at the judgment of the Prime Minister. We know now that he received a 2-page document as he made the personal decision to appoint Lord Mandelson, outlining some of his links to the pedophile. And yet he carried on with that decision to appoint him. So he
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2:25:15–2:25:45 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_536made that appointment in that knowledge. That is woefully, woefully incompetent judgment. He then made the judgment last week in the knowledge that there was a cache of emails about Lord Mandelson's links to this pedophile. He made the judgment as a lawyer who supposedly is forensic, not to ask the questions about what was in the emails. That seems
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2:25:45–2:26:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_537to me an absolute failure of judgment. And then he made the judgment to come to this house and say that he had confidence in the man over whom he knew there was a cache of emails that he thought it was inappropriate.
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2:26:12–2:26:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_538Now I've got loads of Charlie Kirk on my feed.
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2:26:48–2:26:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_539So great.
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2:26:55–2:26:56 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_540I feel like all this debating just leads to nowhere. Sort of waste of time.
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2:27:09–2:27:13 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_541Pushkin gelat.
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2:27:16–2:27:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_542No, I don't watch Gigguk. He made an anime.
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2:28:03–2:28:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_543Bye.
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2:28:18–2:28:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_544Wow, baby's very quiet tonight.
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2:28:41–2:28:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_545I haven't heard any crying during the night. I thought it was gonna be like non-stop wailing. I haven't had to use my earplugs at all.
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2:28:50–2:28:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_546Oh, 25 minutes left.
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2:29:07–2:29:08 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_547Is that a claw?
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2:29:17–2:29:18 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_548Is that yours?
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2:29:26–2:29:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_549Brush my teeth, go to toilet.
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2:30:04–2:30:07 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_550Wow.
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2:34:21–2:34:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_55120 minutes,
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2:34:37–2:34:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_55225. Boring.
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2:34:56–2:35:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_553Hello viewers, I have turned into a YouTube tart. This is Eve's idea, as I said. Selection of energy drinks. As I said, I haven't had an energy drink for years and years. It's not something that features in my life. I don't think I have too much energy. So she says I have to try them and, what, rate
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2:36:13–2:36:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_554them? Yeah, I'd say out of 10. Okay, well, I'll start with Red Bull, which I happen to know I absolutely loathe. I'll just make sure I was right. Remind myself of that.
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2:36:31–2:36:43 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_555Oh, it just smells.
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2:36:47–2:36:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_556It tastes how I imagine Cherryade blended with B.O. would taste, if you could do such a thing. What is this? Rainstorm. Rainstorm. Clean energy peach nectar. So these are presumably— these are full of things like caffeine, and they give you a temporary upper when you've been clubbing all night. Yep. We used to rely on things like cheese
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2:36:56–2:37:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_557pasta and fried egg sandwiches, that sort of thing. But anyway,
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2:37:20–2:37:25 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_558am I going to go mad if I try all these? Potentially.
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2:37:30–2:37:32 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_559That smells quite nice. Well, it smells, it smells like something I like, but it's— this is a very sticky, sugary, and plastic version of it.
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2:37:35–2:37:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_560Well, it's got, it's got a nice peachy flavor to it, but also it's very sugary, and I imagine that's time you got down to about there,
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2:37:53–2:38:01 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_561you'd wish a violent death upon yourself. What is this? Vinto. This was around many, many years ago, and they cleverly styled the tin to look like a bathroom scouring powder from the 1960s. What's this made with? Natural caffeine with real fruit juice. Love the taste or your money back.
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2:38:04–2:38:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_562Says that.
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2:38:30–2:38:30 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_563If I walked into a hospital and smelled that in the air, I'd say, oh, this hospital's nice and clean. This would be very reassuring.
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2:38:43–2:38:48 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_564God, it's absolutely terrible. But it's like, it's like dandelion and burdock with diesel exhaust. What's this? The apricot edition of Red Bull again. So what's normal Red Bull? It's not really good. Flavor. It's just normal Red Bull, but that one's the peach one. That is actually my favorite. So apricot— I, I think it's quite tasty.
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2:38:54–2:39:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_565But apricot and strawberry energy drink vitalizes body and mind. Why don't you kids just smoke Swifts like we used to?
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2:39:25–2:39:35 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_566Didn't we, Gus?
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2:39:37–2:39:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_567Why do you drink? Do you drink these to give yourself energy or because you like them as drinks? To give myself energy. I don't like tea or coffee, so I don't get any caffeine. And why, why are you lacking in energy or yang and vital? Not enough sleep, really. Well, maybe you should go to bed.
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2:39:47–2:40:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_568Hi, I just wanted to take a moment to talk about today's sponsor, which is James Gin. Why not buy some? Now back to the video. That tastes like a really, really low-quality cupcake or one of those donuts with lots of really brightly colored icing sugar and swirly bits on the top, you know, they just absolutely taste of
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2:40:13–2:40:40 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_569the effluent of a chemical processing plant. Monster Energy Ultra Zero Sugar, £1.65.
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2:40:41–2:40:52 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_570Um, Monster Energy, they sponsor— well, they used to sponsor the late Ken Block, didn't they? Things like that. A lot of motorsporty type stuff.
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2:40:55–2:41:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_571Monster Energy. Some people are impossible to please. You're about to meet one. As soon as they get what they thought they wanted, they always want more. Our team riders and Monster Girls are no different. They've been dropping some hints lately. They've been asking us for a new Monster drink, a little less sweet, lighter tasting, and zero calories,
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2:41:09–2:41:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_572but with a full load of our Monster Energy blend. Sure, white is the new black. We went all out Monster Energy Ultra. It's a cult. Do people believe that nonsense?
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2:41:29–2:41:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_573Remember when someone sent me a load of Monster?
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2:41:44–2:41:47 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_574I forgot what flavor it was.
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2:41:49–2:41:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_575That's the one I'd have if I thought I'm really knackered and I believe a £1.65 fizzy drink in a can would actually turn my life around, which it doesn't. That's egg and chips.
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2:41:54–2:42:06 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_576But that one is, is, I mean, it's still not like, it's not like Orange Squash Light or even Ribena Light. It still tastes Pretty sugary and fizzy, but it's not as offensive as the others.
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2:42:09–2:42:21 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_577Do you want me to rank them? Yeah.
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2:42:25–2:42:28 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_578At Vodafone, save up to £1,056 with the new Google Pixel 10 Pro.
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2:42:46–2:42:51 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_579Have coalesced into a unique mixture of language, culture, and heritage that is unlike anywhere else in the world. But how did this relatively small nation go on to mold not only the future destiny of the British Isles, but also shaped much of the modern world in which we live today. This is the history of England.
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2:42:54–2:43:16 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_580The nation of England has been shaped by countless political upheavals, wars, and invasions over the past several centuries, with perhaps the most iconic and defining of these being World War II. We all know that the Allies were ultimately victorious However, if you've ever wondered how this conflict could have played out differently, you can now envision this for
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2:43:19–2:43:39 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_581yourself by playing Call of War, who have kindly sponsored this video. You can fight up to 100 other players in this free-to-play online real-time PvP strategy game that can take weeks. Imagine him dying on the inside if you're a fan of long-term strategic-based games, trying to do a history documentary and having to shill some stupid Overall game
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2:43:39–2:44:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_582in the middle, including tanks, planes, and a nuclear bomb, as well as forge alliances with other players as part of your chosen grand strategy. Call of War can be played on both PC and mobile with the same account. God, so lame. Imagine watching David Attenborough and he just starts randomly going on about some mobile app. To occur
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2:44:00–2:44:20 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_583between the peoples of Europe and those inhabiting what would eventually become England, the practice of farming which originated in the Middle East, was introduced around 4000 BC, and the first permanent settlements, which possessed monumental tombs and ceremonial stone circles such as Stonehenge, were also built around this time. I didn't see Stonehenge. As the Stone Age turned to
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2:44:20–2:44:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_584the Bronze Age, England for the most part remained alike to the rest of Britain and indeed the rest of Europe. Similar cultural and linguistic practices were introduced As a result of successive waves from English-controlled Gascony, such as Sir Walter Raleigh and Sir Francis Drake.
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2:44:41–2:45:00 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_585I'm bored and tired
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2:45:24–2:45:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_586and my back hurts.
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2:45:29–2:45:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_587Don't know why my back hurts.
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2:45:37–2:45:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_588Maybe from sitting on the mattress. Oh, 14 minutes
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2:45:41–2:45:44 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_589to go.
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2:45:57–2:45:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_590Ah,
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2:50:12–2:50:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_591everything on my feed is so boring.
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2:50:17–2:50:19 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_592We've got
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2:50:24–2:50:31 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_593nothing to check.
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2:50:40–2:50:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_594I just rotate between the stocks that don't do anything and then my YouTube channel that gets no views,
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2:50:55–2:51:02 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_595and then Streamlabs to check how many viewers I got, and then get depressed how low it is.
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2:51:05–2:51:12 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_596It's all numbers, isn't it? View numbers. Stock numbers, getting depressed over numbers.
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2:51:15–2:51:22 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_597Did you kill your mother? I will kill you for all the trouble you caused us! Way too quiet in here, though. I can't believe it's her. I have to say, rather jealous. Her, of all people.
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2:52:53–2:53:17 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_598I see. For today only, this will be our little secret. But if it happens to remain alive even after today, as your sister, I'll kill him by the master for his sake as well.
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2:53:25–2:53:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_599Why is it kind of refreshing seeing
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2:54:04–2:54:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_600a Japanese game company make a game with actual Japanese people in it instead of white people? It's always white people. Resident Evil's just white people. Death Stranding's white people. Final Fantasy's white people.
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2:54:07–2:54:24 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_601Resident Evil's all white people.
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2:54:27–2:54:29 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_602See Konami make a game, this new Silent Hill game, and it's actual Japanese people in Japan. Feels weirdly refreshing.
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2:54:32–2:54:42 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_603It's like they're ashamed of their own country or something.
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2:54:54–2:54:58 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_604Why is it like all the games that are based in Japan are made by Western companies? Like Assassin's Creed,
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2:55:17–2:55:23 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_605Ghost of Tsushima.
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2:55:25–2:55:27 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_606Cytos recopied.
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2:55:35–2:55:41 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_607You saved my life. Better get home.
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2:55:45–2:55:53 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_608A good day is
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2:56:01–2:56:05 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_609always an extraordinary day. An extraordinary, wonderful day. It's coming home too.
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2:56:17–2:56:26 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_61025th September. Everything's changed. It's Thursday. Maybe I'll review it. Silent Hill F. What does F stand for?
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2:56:28–2:56:38 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_611It must be hard for you to bid farewell to childhood friends. Yes.
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2:56:41–2:56:46 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_612It had to be done.
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2:56:54–2:56:55 · rev_a3465510c6a7bb15228aa2233d1d5755_613Well, going to bed. Good night, dead chat.
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