Asking Dumb Questions About Science w/ Hank Green | The Yard

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25 Jan 202498:51

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Highlights

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Professor Davis introduced a novel framework for analyzing social media data and predicting election outcomes.

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Dr. Lee's theoretical model integrates concepts from psychology, economics, and neuroscience to explain human decision-making.

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This breakthrough enables rapid, low-cost sequencing of DNA, making personalized medicine more financially viable.

Her analytical approach and problem-solving skills greatly strengthened the company's financial and operational performance.

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we always thought we kind of knew a lot

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though don't we always think we know a

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lot yeah we had some we had some great

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stories like I know for a fact you're

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wearing a diaper right

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now hey I did the Tik Tok thing to you

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man I did the Tik Tok thing to you no

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you got Tik Tok don't do that we got to

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we're in the

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road

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introducing Hank Green

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do not come down that

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slide

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okay an artist an educator a thief a

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thief a villain what else is he uh

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what's the storyline if he was a WWE

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Superstar from the turnbuckle comes the

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scientist K

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green that that was the best I do a lot

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of slides that was the best Descent of

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the slide that we've ever had there was

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like a finesse you guys got you guys got

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to get a seven-year-old you want you'll

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get good at slides yeah I think it's a

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hazard if we bring them here I don't I

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don't think we're allowed to have a

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seven-year-old we can't have aeven we

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looked into

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it expensive it takes at least seven

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years otherwise it's very

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illegal there's other ways I get Hank

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Green is here yeah why did you decide to

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come we are all wondering somebody asked

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he's he's doing the he's doing the hot

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girl thing he's just like I guess I just

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didn't have anything else going on that

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night and so I said yes to go on a date

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I I was I was coming to LA and I

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was uh on Twitter and I said what should

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I do and people were like you should go

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on the

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yard they helped they the people they do

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you think that if it was only the yard

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account that tweeted at you and no other

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suggestions once your reply says don't

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dude 17 people that are in the overlap

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of our Vin diagram all messaged me and

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we're like do this and that's a hard

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17 they're hooting like Sims right now

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17 you check your Vos

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we $1,000 Han can you go around and

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describe what you know about each one of

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us oh [ __ ] yeah I pulled up I pulled up

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and I saw you and I was like I think

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that's the guy from the podcast okay and

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uh which is good because otherwise I

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would have been like I need to leave

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this neighborhood

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immediately okay which is telling about

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kind of where we are a littleit l

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there's a lot of neighborhoods that

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could be yeah yeah it's about 90% of Los

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Angeles yeah and then I and then I

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opened up your Wiki uh and I started and

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I was like who's on the yard we in the

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car no way that's what took him so long

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so so I pulled in and then he pulls in

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I'm like oh there he is and I wave and

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he waves in his car and he sits in his

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car I'm waiting outside cuz I'm like I'm

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going to greet our guest you stand in

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there yeah I just kind of I was looking

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cat was looking yeah he looked

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cool

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said he was like chilling he was just

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looking at his phone chill was his hat

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on or off I don't know invasive question

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if you don't remember it was on

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yes you would have caught the reflection

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weird and I was like you they they call

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you slime yes yeah yeah that's what I

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you learned that seconds ago I watched

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the show but that was like two weeks ago

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and I've done a lot think since then

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okay all right you doing a little bit of

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cramming that's respectable and I hung

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out once M we did so that's how was it

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memorable

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okay I was going to ask

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I I thought you I thought you g to ask

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if if it was at a specific place and I

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don't remember oh really it was at the

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YouTube like uh blood blood boy meeting

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that they was like it was like they

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rented the nicest place on Earth and

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then they made us do scavenger hunts and

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they give you the nicest blood boys yes

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yeah you guys you guys smoked opium with

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lonus tech tips in the den that's what I

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heard in the in the Opium part Den this

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is where Susan decided to quit actually

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opium yeah she saw Mark rer do some

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stuff she's like I'm in the wrong

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business can't keep these secrets any

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longer I have to go to some nice SM the

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Opium she watching

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sorry man on earth I realiz he seems we

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like to on this show we like to make fun

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of people we've never met and I'm

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realizing you've probably met a lot of

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them met a lot we have to we have to

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tread carefully interesting cuz I can't

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say Mark Rober wears a diaper you could

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unless he actually does unless he

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actually does or else it'd be liable

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yeah it is because you know him mhm okay

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I don't know if that's how that works

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but okay I think that's how the

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technical definition but the thing is

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you can say anyone wears a diaper true

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you say green wears a diaper you you can

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say Han green the YouTuber worn one yeah

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yeah yeah like what is wees like

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sometimes you wear a diaper right and I

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sometimes I wear a diaper days of your

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life actually like you're you're kind of

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minimizing it a lot of the days of your

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life there's a big chunk a huge you dare

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I say a huge

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streak where every

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day super into it yeah was super into it

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you've had busy week you did standup

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I've been doing stand up all time yeah

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yeah that's why I'm here that's beast

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mode the [ __ ] okay so I was doing

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research because I I know you I know you

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from Vlog I didn't get to your wikip

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that's I don't I don't

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have to be totally clear if you look at

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who stars on this podcast on on Apple

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podcast it doesn't even say my name it

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says aan

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Ross it's allad it's just it's just

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[ __ ] up dude I had to change Aiden

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Ross's name in my phone cuz I had his

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name in my phone and when I go hey Siri

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call Aiden three times oh my God just

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got Aiden

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stop oh my God that was the right one

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though I changed it I changed it cuz you

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used to be a but I I was I know you from

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Vlog Brothers which as a as a teenager

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as a teenager I often conflated with

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Rett and Link admittedly sure yeah just

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two guys just two

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guys I was Reis I was revisiting this

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thought last night and I was thinking

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about it I was like they even look like

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each other like they're just Simpsons

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this is really the only reference he has

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getting a lot of red and Link vibes from

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these two guys from these two guys we're

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all John and I are also tall just not as

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tall yeah are they tall met R link no

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it's

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weird they're both tall yeah like you

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see them and you kind of think that like

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link might be a little short cuz rett's

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so much taller than him but it's like oh

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link 63 and Rett 67 or something ridic

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[ __ ] diapers they make their hair go up

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even higher scientist that's what I do

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think diaper scientists what are we

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making a list

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of positive all my hallowen

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costume I also know you from Vlog

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Brothers uh and admittedly did Wiki you

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again just to get a refresher resarch

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I'm so sorry I you know what this might

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sound insulting I don't mean it to be I

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thought your wikied be longer

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okay

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mean I do I do want you to know that

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that physically hurt

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that has to be a first I lit I thought

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the so long it's quality over quantity

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so long this is this is why when you

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said stand up when you said stand up I

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was freaking out because I was like dude

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that's that's one thing that's another

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thing cuz the wiki you have like four

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YouTube channels you do Tik Tok you've

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released a bunch of albums like you've

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made music then you own a label you

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presumably do like executive work at

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companies and then you also do standup

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and then also I was digging through the

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channels and I was like this guy proba

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maybe he just owns or like manages these

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things you're in the videos on like

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crash course and sow and stuff like that

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I'm like when when how do you do all

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this yeah I mean you skipped a couple

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things

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so the weird one that people always hit

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me with is is that like people be like

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you started VidCon yeah what yeah the

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[ __ ] is going on

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here and then there's I I also did write

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two novels which I that's the one where

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I'm like what the [ __ ] when did you fit

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it how did I write two novel like who

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people will be like I love your books

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and I'm like that's my brother and then

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I'm like oh no it is me you mean my

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books oh my God you're like a gamer that

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never gamed you just do other things you

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might this is how he played a video game

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in like 15 years that's it wait what

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that's it he's never he's never gone to

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ur that's the secret that's the secret

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the alpha males were right dude if we

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dude if we I've just been lifting the

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whole time yeah and well we waste our

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stupid time playing video game I'm not

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even that good at valerant I've put in

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thousands of hours I could have wrote

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two books if we get you on balers Gate 3

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your entire career collapses that's that

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would be so relaxing honestly yeah that

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sounds great you leave it your face

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right now you're

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like wow it looks nice shopping things

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what was the last video game do you

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remember it even oh I mean I played I

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played

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like I play like word games on my phone

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but that's not what you mean uh yeah

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we're not talking about connection I

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like watch my wife play Tears of the

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Kingdom

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okay

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Bas on on you watch yeah um I play

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Minecraft with my son okay that's so ad

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there it is my dad didn't play [ __ ] with

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me yeah my dad said video games were not

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good to do and he would get mad at me

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instead of he's like why don't you make

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money instead and I was like that's

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crazy here you are you are making money

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instead still playing video I still go

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to ö stand though yeah but like are you

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making you're making money now and

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you're not playing video games so right

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now you're making money instead of

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playing video games high five to Dad

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yeah give me that you got to work I just

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like to get the

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inside

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okay guys do you think Hank has that

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[ __ ] on right now I think so okay you

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Hank I got to give you a rundown what

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Nick an [ __ ] I'm going to give you

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just a quick rundown because it's not in

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the wiki but this is like the quick

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recap of how you know everyone here mhm

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yeah Nick is our misogynist okay no okay

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hold on it's always good to have one of

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those that's how that's how you keep

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the I'm not going to say because of it

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but perhaps correlated our coolest

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member okay okay hold okay is our most

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Progressive member okay and bisexual

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which we have ran with and we say so

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many things we should have because of it

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that's not true slime is Mother slime's

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Mother who's I got to turn off my phone

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what leave it on is Clint Stevens St

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Stevens no you imagine that would be

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that be so bro get

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on we're running 120 star we've got a

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cook that's us wait what about you

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you're just handsome and cool you didn't

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say wa wait oh yeah you didn't do you

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wait who is

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he mother he's mother uh and Daddy and

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I'm daddy you're not Daddy I'm daddy

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daddy seen him he's Dad I'm daddy I'm

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daddy he showed up with that [ __ ] on

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right now okay but I'm I'm I'm asking

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you this because because Hank had to

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look me up in his car I'm revealing that

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he pulled this shirt out of his trunk

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with a tag gone I

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did I'm not kidding you're a cop a cop

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you didn't just like I didn't comment on

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you waiting you didn't comment on me

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ripping the tags off my shirt we were

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both very cool about it and then we were

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like let's [ __ ] each other up as soon as

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the mic's going what does that mean does

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that mean you have your own merch and

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you're you're pulling some out or no I

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just bought this you just bought it yeah

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you buy it here I it's worse than that

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okay I I bought it online and had it

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shipped to my friend's house in Glendale

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why because I wasn't going to be

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anywhere any anywhere it wasn't going to

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be it wasn't going to get to my house in

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time what's wrong with the T-shirt well

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it's oh I didn't I didn't want Colin and

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Samir to think that I was suling their

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brand by bringing it on the yard also

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the first thing he said he was like

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Colin and Samir said uh if you look like

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you're in an abandoned like District of

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the city you know you're in the right

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place and I'm like they that's what they

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said about our place I don't know it

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might not have been them I've seen so

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many people in the last five days you

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said to they couldn't walk a mile in my

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country shoes that's so true and the

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whole time you'd be walking with them

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they go andwe H Mr Beast for a day

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they're like where's the airwan I don't

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know where I don't know how to buy my

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groceries to La they've changed I need I

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need my food in a mason jar that I can

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keep right now he's got that [ __ ] on

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he's got that [ __ ] on he's like he's

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like when chess players start getting

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their stream popping and they make money

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that's how they start dressing okay yeah

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you got that [ __ ] on yeah you got I

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think you got a Dad look and I think

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it's figuring out a Dad look yeah how

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old are you 43 W I know I'm 33 wow 10

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years from

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now that would be bad wow you get hair

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back your hair's going to come back does

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it come back tell me it comes back I

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mean there's ways there's ways you know

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you've looked it

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up yeah that's the meanest thing anyone

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no no it's not cuz he knows yeah know

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I'm starting to lose a little have you

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ever get on that [ __ ] I thought about it

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I've been on the I took the HS quiz oh

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yeah oh no free promo yeah and then and

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and then I got to the end of the quiz

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and I was like I mean you kind of you

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clocked life already if you answer right

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on the qu it gives you a flight to

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Turkey on Spirit Airlines it's a free

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comp enjoy

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brother wa what how old were you when

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you had kid and when you were like oh I

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should have kid I was well I guess I was

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36 CU I did math just now is uh and I

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and like two years before that is when I

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we were like we should have kid maybe we

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should have kid and then we didn't have

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kid for like a year and we were like oh

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no now we didn't want kid and then we

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were like maybe we should have kid and

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then we were like you can't have kid and

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we were like uh we were like now I want

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kid you say I can't have kid I want kid

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and then and then just happened we just

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did it at the right time I guess uh just

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Power of Will yeah wow you're a grinder

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I'm realizing yeah we just we just

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really went out it for a couple

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years just clocking in clocking out are

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you telling people like oh we're

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trying period no I know I mean there

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were some people that had been through

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similar experiences in our lives and we

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talked to them about it sure yeah and

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now the kid is the light of your life

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and the most important thing in your

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whole world I mean yeah isn't that

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beautiful that one science man oh well

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that's sort of what the selective

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pressure would Point toward is like

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Preserve jeans not me

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you I love my kid just because yeah all

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the kids that I that I bed through the

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sperm bank I don't give a [ __ ] about

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them that's right I don't care about

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them yeah I was going uh I was going

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back through the Vlog Brothers Channel

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and I sorted by oldest oh no because I

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actually started watching Vlog Brothers

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uh I think in like I don't know 20098 or

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something like I was really young and uh

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I I was looking through all the videos

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and then I found a more recent video

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where you talk about why everyone's

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getting shingles

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uh I I just wanted you to meet maybe I

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think it's cool cuz you're a scientist

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you could meet one of like a subject of

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this shingles in the room dude it's

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crazy you looked at him you looked right

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at him you just kind of knew a shingles

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boy see we didn't see

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it says episode one why do I give off

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shingles he made a noise I'm very

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perceptive episode one of the yard is

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called shingle Bells because Aiden had

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shingles at the time for the first

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episode when uh it in 2021 Sumer still

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talking about it I had shingle I had

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shingles three times in a year yes but

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three times yeah I'm kind of [ __ ] up

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that's kind of beast

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mode have a subtle pattern of Hawaii

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across your side you still have it you

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can see kind of like a slight

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discoloration I think you scratch too

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hard sweetheart no it just it justs

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little pigment change uh I uh I turned

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out I had lymphoma I thought said that

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my immune system was super [ __ ] up and

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I was like why do I keep getting

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shingles and like we don't know and then

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oh cancer that's the that was the good

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no cuz it alarmed you actually no

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because I had like super swollen lymph

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nodes and they were like it's probably

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because of the

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shingles conceal so bad yeah but it turn

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I don't know if like I don't I actually

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don't know so there's a correlation

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between getting shingles and having

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lymphoma and they're not sure if it's

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cuz it could be it could be either way

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it could be that the shingles like

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activates your immune system and like

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the pre-cancerous cells are able to

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become cancerous or because you have the

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cancer you get shingles because your

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immune system's kind of screwed up it

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could be either way or it could be that

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there's like a third thing that is

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causing both did you get the shingles on

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naughty

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part no okay unless the armpit counts I

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don't know what

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you are I have a question cuz you beat

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cancer which is pretty sick so far so

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far I guess it's always so far right

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yeah yeah you too good job

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my GH were you worried it wouldn't grow

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back the hair yeah yeah it's actually

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thinner than it was really yeah [ __ ] man

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I know you cannot get ahead in this

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world and curly I got curly hair is that

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new I had straight no [ __ ] way

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seriously that's kind of cool yeah wait

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I science it's a very expensive

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perm how does that is that common yeah

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actually so like when the damage so so

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like the hair falls out obviously the

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hair follicles are getting damaged

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somehow so like that you want to get

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into it yours are [ __ ] up uh so so I

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thought that before I got cancer I

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thought hair got made by cells that sort

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of like oozed hair out of them that's

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what I thought I wasn't even that

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sophisticated there's like there's like

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pooping out hair uh but it turns out

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that there's like a conveyor belt of of

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of cells at the bottom they're

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replicating really fast and they push up

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the cells above them and as they get

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pushed up they fill themselves up with

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keratin and then they eject their

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organel and then they commit suicide and

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then they dry out and they stick

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together and they become the hair dude

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we're so weird I know it's so gross it's

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this big long stack of dead cells and

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they're like that's so beautiful but

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sometimes it smells

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good my dead suicide hairs yeah and when

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and like when they so like the cells any

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fast replicating cells get killed by

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chemo and so the hair stops working

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right and then as it comes back like it

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comes back unevenly and also the

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follicle might have changed shape and uh

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it's it's either that like the follicle

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uh CH so like there's actually debate

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because it's not that important to do

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research on so we don't really know but

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like it it is either that the the cells

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grow back unevenly and so they sort of

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like are growing on one side more than

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the other and that makes the hair curl

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or the shape of the follicle itself is

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producing uh a a bend in the hair well

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you could just find this out right what

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you could just shave again you got you

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got a couple million well but it uh so

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what you can't in like a year it'll

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probably back be back to normal be

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straight again okay it's so weird yeah

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what a cost what a what a cost Z to the

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self it's not it's kind of cool actually

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it's like a perk you think so well [ __ ]

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you yeah you going to press him on this

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one he just he just fights about this

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issue a lot cuz he's just he doesn't

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have anything to fight over dude it's

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hard I that's just it's such a [ __ ] up

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thing cuz you me you mean the like

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thinner or the curly no wait what are

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you talking about the the cost what's

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the cost the cost is that you can't be

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the same as you wanted to be yeah I get

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to like look in the mirror and be like

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well that's a different guy he's he's

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been through everything he's been

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through that's not fair can I be clear

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that you guys have not gone through

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similar situations can we lay that out I

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just we make sure it's very clear to the

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audience do you think that's true this

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is yeah is true this is like what fox

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news used to have debates and they'd get

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like it's some issue that's like 99% of

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people agree and then they'd stack the

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deck like it was 50/50 like they have

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the

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same really far from the graph they look

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like they're the same

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height yeah I'm the I'm the Fox News

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scarecrow man that they hired no look

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man I when you look it up and it's like

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you look that bald really why you

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there's a lot of hair right here you

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know how like

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yeah I mean I think that if you just I

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think you don't even need a hair

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transplant I think you just need fast

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DDE I think this is the unique trigger

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phrase that unlocks the fourth dimension

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no one said it yet this is a big moment

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for me no but like when you start losing

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your hair it's like you real you read

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that the the the cause is like oh you

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have too much testosterone and it's the

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one Saving Grace you're kind of like oh

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yeah oh I'm Beast it's too much I guess

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that's right oh

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well it's supposed to be a sign like

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that so like it's weird that we go ball

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and the the theory is that uh it's a

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sign of like this is a person in the

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community who has wisdom that you can go

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to so like it's so like the way that you

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start being able to grow facial hair

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when you're sexually mature is like hey

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I'm available for for child making and

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wisdom yeah losing your hair is like I'm

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not available just for child making but

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also wisdom but also

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trivia yeah I know a lot of facts also

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know when the PlayStation came out so

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so ladies you know a lot of facts and I

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was not a v Vlog Brothers enjoyer but I

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am a modern-day Hank Tick Tock random

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fact pee out cancer enjoyer thank you uh

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and and I was curious do you have like a

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certain weight on what is important to

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know or not important to know or is it

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all flat and knowing anything is kind of

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cool knowing anything is kind of cool

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for sure I mean I think that like we in

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our society like we've got a cultural

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set of expectations for what counts as

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useful interesting fact which is is

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completely made up you know yes be

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totally different things but you seem to

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be very good at finding what we value

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yeah that's yeah that's kind of the job

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how do you find it Well I mean I you

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make a lot of content and you see what

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works and you like you follow your own

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curiosity but then you find the places

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where you're different from the average

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person yeah and then you go from there

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and you I try to keep my eye on that you

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know cuz people like as I get older I

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have to be aware that things that I've

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known for a long time that don't seem

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that interesting to me might be

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something that's very new and exciting

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to somebody who's not me Tik Tok

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generation who hasn't hasn't learned it

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yet it's great yeah I can use old

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facts made a video 10 years ago and I'm

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like Earth is notag redheads have a

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higher tolerance to pain and I made that

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S Show video 10 years ago but but Tik

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tok's like oh wow all the redheads will

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love that one yeah yes it does come

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around again you're definitely the first

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guest that we've had that can explain

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explain how a hair follicle works so

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maybe no definitely could have got this

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her enough time we've asked a lot of

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questions on this show before that we've

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never had a scientist for this is

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actually the best moment so like

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batteries yeah what about dude dude

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don't tell about battery he just he just

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thinks they're magic and he's a smart

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guy look you know what I'm saying weird

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that's what I'm saying he's a scientist

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[ __ ] keep saying he's a scientist do you

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doctor do you think Dr Mario is is a

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real doctor I mean

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no he seems he seems like he's got if he

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is he's going to lose his go to sleep

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he's going to lose his license go to

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bed child he just are a child a real

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doctor he's like one of those Florida

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doctors that you go

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[Laughter]

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to that in

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Florida question to one on thatu oh [ __ ]

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I was 3 to one on that this is a lot of

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points for

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mogy you side who else

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aren't when just because he's got that

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little thing on his head when have you

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seen a actual doctor with a mirror on

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their head hey I'm your doctor I got my

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thing I have a thing from old

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cartoons take your pill here it

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is it's Mario he's had a long and story

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career he's certified other things I was

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a plumber before seem like a guy who

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would cut Dr Mario is a plumber who is

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also a drug dealer yeah I was a plumber

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a month ago all right time for your

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surgery we're going to open you up now

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that's awesome my uh my girlfriend's

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little brother was saying that you were

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the bill NY of his class so when they

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watch when they watched science content

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they were watching crash course yeah uh

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and I was I learned that I didn't cuz I

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had bill and I when I was in school and

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I was like that blows my [ __ ] mind uh

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you're aware of this correct yeah I I

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accept I accept uh I accept it but I

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mean my perspective is like the great

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thing about now is that there's so many

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different Bill KN you know there's like

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so many people who get to do it instead

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of like TV was if you got a show there

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was like Mr Wizard and then there was

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beakman and then there was Bill Nye and

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like you had was like in order and now

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and now we have yeah we have wind over

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production we got like one person who

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just does stuff you know it's

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like it's a lot of Specialists yeah all

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over the place uh you know the first

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time I encountered you as a content

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creator cuz I don't watch a lot of stuff

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I actually get made fun of by these guys

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a lot we'll have a guest on I don't

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really know what they do he never knows

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who our guesss are and and I but I think

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that keeps me fresh and gives me never

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seen a Mr Beast video when we had him on

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our show that is true I may never have

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watched one all the way through you're

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kind of cool for that well there we go

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which weird that he's cool for that and

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we don't like him for that isn't I

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definitely watched the beginning of them

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I'm like this is using a lot of

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interesting

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techniques and it's not for me

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specifically yeah I just get scared so

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that's the probably the difference

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speaking like a lot of creators I'm like

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into Jimmy uh as like a like a like as a

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professional I'm like like Taylor Swift

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I'm like I love the way that she manages

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community and I'm like her songs are

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probably good I don't know Harry Styles

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I love his stage presence I love the way

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that he like communicates with his I'm

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like I I don't want to watch him do a

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song I want to watch him like make

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people feel you know I wanted to say a

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really nice thing to me right before I

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fall asleep you like the you like

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putting up the three points you like you

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like his three-point percentage you're

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like d it's just special the way he puts

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the basket in is just it's amazing yeah

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it's like I don't watch basketball but I

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will watch Steph KY hit his hit baskets

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yeah yeah um speaking of being scared I

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so I had this Rabbit Hole it was like

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during Co I really wanted to know how

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electricity worked so I start looking up

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YouTube videos and then I look at

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electricity I'm like that's crazy I

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don't really understand that and then I

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was like well how computers work then I

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looked up transistors and then silicon

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and and semiconductors you're going to

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be Steve Jobs in no time and I was like

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yeah I said that to halfway there [ __ ]

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yourself and and so and I'm watching

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this and I'm like okay so the Adams and

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then they do this I'm like wait what are

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atoms how does that work and then I

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arrived to your video where you're

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explain like we have to start at the

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stop I literally did I went all the way

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down I'm like well I need to understand

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Adams to understand semiconduct there

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corks and H like right next

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to and I and I and I look and it's you

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explaining how cuz I'm like something's

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got to make sense here why is it why is

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chemistry at the basis of just these

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little circles that like cir I thought

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you guys were just going to ask me if I

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was circumcised

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honestly all right we'll do chemistry

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and then what do I find but a video of

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you explaining how no one really knows

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and that's kind of beautiful and it's

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like music and I thought that was very

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beautiful way to think about it but let

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me tell you Han green I'm still

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scared it just doesn't make

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sense well why is that scary I don't

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know cuz I learn about Adams I learned

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they're in my skin I it's SC in my skin

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how are they not touching but it's

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touching it's all it's it doesn't need

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they don't need to touch they don't need

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touching is a you thing touching is that

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touching is a thing that you think about

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it's not a thing that need Adams need

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they don't think about it yeah they just

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don't Adams don't think about touching

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they not think about touching they're

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just they're they're but there's forces

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and everything's being held together by

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the forces you're not you don't have to

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worry about exploding losing parts or

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anything except for the hair okay yeah

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are they watching in

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there producer man I've been eating

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nothing but jelly donuts all day for 3

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days straight dude you look bad that's

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options I I think it's just 50 Donuts

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that you can get reel them in reel them

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in no I just got to let him run out of

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steam all right he's all tuckered out I

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eating create uh healthy meals that can

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be made in 2 minutes they Dr they this

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is the old this is the old slide it's

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just they don't do that anymore they

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Chang the whole business model don't you

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get it they used to be back used to be

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healthy different meal options it used

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to be really healthy easy to make meal

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two minutes these people don't buy

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healthy food it's just what if we sold

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them produts right what

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very much for the last sponsor factor

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is weird but cuz it's not a kit it's not

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really a

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kit you don't even have to put it in the

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microwave anymore you just put it so

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Factor WEA probably look at all the

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other reads we've done for you and maybe

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called even and um yeah I guess I I'll

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go back to the episode if you don't want

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to pay us we get it cool I wouldn't

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blame you it's cool this one was kind of

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I guess for us I don't know I don't know

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why I'm here uh let's go back can you

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explain uh the basis the basic

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fundamentals of existence in a Brisk way

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without making me scared go oh and I'll

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give you a quick break while you think

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about it are you cut or

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uncut going to that's yeah that's

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actually a complicated question so I'm

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going to stick with

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[Laughter]

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this this was easier he'll this sorry I

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uh I and I'm scared easily so yeah I'm

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worried I'm worried that I'm not going

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to be able to not scare you I I mean

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scare him the just scare him I mean we

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don't know obviously like there's a lot

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like I think that there's there's like

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potentially an equal number of things

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that we know and don't know you know

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it's like like we know a lot of stuff

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but we're still constantly in the

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process of figuring new things out which

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is really cool and like we have a bunch

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of new tools with which to figure stuff

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out and it's G to keep happening which

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is why like being 43 is the process of

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be like really going from uh science is

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like a body of the things that we know

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to being like no science is the tools

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that we use to figure things out and it

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is still in progress like still very

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much in progress I've like so much has

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changed since I was in college even

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where like I couldn't teach you uh

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biology the same way I learned it it

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would be wrong in in some ways but

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there' be pieces of it that are really

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important that we just didn't know back

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then um and uh so but I mean if things

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can exist they exist that's a big one

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but like de like at the base of it we

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don't know why stuff exists yeah and

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that's like we really weird we don't

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there like no there doesn't seem to be

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any particular reason why this is a

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universe that has stuff versus a

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universe that that has nothing I'm glad

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we're on the the same page but like

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obviously stuff can exist or because it

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does and so and yeah I I've been saying

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the opposite I think he's got me on this

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one touch it do you think that nothing

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exists no no I think things

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exist yeah and and and like that's like

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and if things can and like the the big

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like cool part of of the part of the

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world like the universe that we are in

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is that this thing like happened with

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chemistry where uh like things that were

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able like there was more of any chemical

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that was able to make more of itself

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which makes sense right like if you can

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make if it can make more of itself

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there'll be more of it yes but like that

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just kept happening until cells happened

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and cells just kept happening until like

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we have

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Xbox Xbox there's zik stand and we get

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drop down Dr we play war zone and we

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Loot and then G always worse than my

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opponents cool cuz we learned so much

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cuz a 100 years ago we were so dumb and

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we gave cigarettes to babies 100 years

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ago we found out the fundamentals of

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existence and it freaked everyone out

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and William fauler got freaked the [ __ ]

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out and wrote a bunch of weird stuff

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okay I didn't know that's what happened

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to William fauler that's what happened

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everyone was losing but I think in 100

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years from now we'll be like oh we were

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dumb 100 years ago I think I think it's

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a bell curve cuz I look back like like a

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thousand years and I'm like damn they

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could

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paint white boy could paint and I'm like

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I'm looking at people now and I'm like

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who cares we can still paint I don't

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know we paint like that bro no nobody

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cares

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I'm I'm not looking up and I'm like dude

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you know how I know no one cares cuz you

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go on Tik Tok and you'll see a live

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stream and it's painting seven famous

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people at once with my hands and my toes

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and my butt cheeks it's pretty cool and

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it's got like 30 30 viewers it's got 30

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viewers and then you s one more and it's

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like peeling an egg 10,000 viewers and

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it's like oh we can do it no one gives a

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[ __ ] yeah yeah I think we can do it no

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one gives a [ __ ] I think it's about like

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we we we always want to be doing

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something different and you have to like

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know so much to see what's different

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sometimes that like I I'm really

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interested in like the the the science

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fiction novels that are written for

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science fiction fans versus the science

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fiction novels that are super popular

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they're always they're all very

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different because if you're like a super

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fan of a thing you know all the tropes

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you know all the things and so like

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expectations to be subverted more yeah

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yeah whereas if you want to write like a

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really poppy thing you can't be

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subverting expectations all the time

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because people are like I thought what

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this is not what I thought was going to

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happen I'm uncomfortable yeah and they

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throw the book at the wall I thought

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this was going to explain batteries to

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me I to this sucks what's your go-to

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like you have someone who isn't

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interested in science and they kind of

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want to be or they're asking a question

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what's your go-to like realm of thinking

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of thing to explain to them that's like

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I'm going to break your brain I should

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have slept more for for me it was like

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learning about like aluminum and heat

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transfer and how ice melts on it faster

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like when I learned it the first time I

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was like that's crazy why is that

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[ __ ] happen yeah I mean I think like

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a big one of my big unlocks is that air

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is stuff like we all know that air is

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stuff like you stuck your hand out a car

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window right yes it's much more stuff

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there do yeah right like it's air is so

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much stuff that if you like shoot at

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spacecraft at Mars which doesn't have

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very much air at all and you just like

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go straight into the atmosphere It'll

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like explode like it's like hitting it's

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like hitting a planet of air it's cuz

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it's too fast wait what hold on hold on

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hold on in space computer rewind

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no bring that back you're saying when

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you enter Mars's atmosphere you explode

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on you you have to like you have to like

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hit it

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right I could do it

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wber Mark wallberg would hit right Mark

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wallberg hit it right he can get a there

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give an

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F6 like slow down like Mark Rober would

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do a better job than Mark Walberg that

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but theop du look TV I got a show for

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Mark V Mark it's a TV show where we pin

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them together in go to Mars they send

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them to Mars with oxygen only enough for

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one

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man there's a uh there's some some

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science about right now uh for I don't

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really know why this is important but if

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you put hyper oxygenated fluid into a

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person's rectum it can help them need

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less oxygen during certain circumstan es

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where you can't ventilate their

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lungs Aiden we're we're going to need

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you

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to hyperoxidized fluid in your ass you

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know a guy right so that's that's like

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CU it's really audience dependent I felt

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like that was the fact that this

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particular audience was this is is this

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just whippits this is

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just you do whippits in your

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ass looking look at me look what I'm

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wearing zipper

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does yeah speak speaking of you feel

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like you don't know what whippet are

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which I think is good news you said

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circumstances which reminded me of a

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different word okay yeah so why don't we

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circum back to how is it complicated

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well so one time I was at the doctor and

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he asked me and we had just done the

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stuff without the pants okay what you

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[ __ ] your

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doctor it's like a power Dynamic thing

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yeah that's not allowed but on YouTube

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this long they give you certain

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coverage and he and he said are you

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circumcised and I was like well I feel

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like you would know yeah um while he's

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down there he asked you that question

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yeah I feel like he should know exactly

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okay I'm getting a new doctor I think in

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that situation or or or uh you could

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have been told by your mother mhm at a

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previous time years before

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uh she she would been asked does it like

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look normal and I'm like I think so and

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she was like cuz the they said that they

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like went

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havies

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what you don't have an any or Audi you

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have the middle they went Dutch on your

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[ __ ] yeah like they had to for some

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reason like there was a reason why they

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they couldn't do the whole this is

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experimental doctor so I know and I

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thought I I like look I thought I

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thought I was totally normal uh and I

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think that looks normal the doctor like

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it gets the job done you got kid the

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doctor the doctor takes a blood out of

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his mouth he's like guys check out this

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[ __ ] everyone's cing around who it's

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like what if what if we like maybe like

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going all the way like circumstances are

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not medically necessary right but what

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if like what if you like have to do it

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like but what if it's like well we want

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still like you still want to do it but

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like not why why not this SK Havey I I

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can only what I and I like I don't know

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like I honestly don't know if it was

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like a mistake steak or but like or

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Artic decision I'm just this close to

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asking to see your penis right

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now it's like would conclude everything

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if you were like growing up and you

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would like I don't know see porn or

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something like any young man would where

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you like huh well this no okay uh it I

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think that it only looks different when

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it's not hard okay yeah yeah yeah and in

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porn it's not like that I don't see a

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lot of soft penis porn well okay it's

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not my particular

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big suban right we'll just we'll just

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end it with one final question which

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half of the room would you like to align

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with oh my God you have to pick because

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the

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first I was going to say he might be

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uniting the tribes right now and maybe

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the battle is maybe the war is over not

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no is over the war is over this

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Christmas fire it's a temporary

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ceasefire Christmas I don't respect day

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world one for one day Christmas Day for

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one day reluctant Christmas Day I'm

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going to introduce a word we're joining

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something it's called the League of

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Nations and it's going to solve all

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conflict going forward it's going to be

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amazing everyone is going to listen and

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my nation that I'm a part of is going to

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join it

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immediately do there's a history on the

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podcast yeah so we're kind of

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smart these guys are the history bus I

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do like history I do I have a science

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question for you that I I had do you

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know who tck is trik the professional

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gamer streamer not I him on last week

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and I asked him this question he

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couldn't answer it okay which is uh why

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why can't you go smaller than the plank

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distance oh I don't know why you asked

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ter that what talking I was like that'd

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be crazy oh he didn't what what is what

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does that it's a math thing and I don't

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know what it the plank is the it's the

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smallest amount of measurement that

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something can be but why it's cuz nobody

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came up with a name yet why for the next

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thing no no no it's not that it's like

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I I do know that at least like our

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current understanding there's like some

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reason why uh you can't cut a plank

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length in half MH and have it be like a

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physical unit of the universe yeah

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you're reaching the same end that I did

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with semiconductors now you're about to

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experience the terror of existence and

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how all the nothing's touching why is it

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terrifying I don't know cuz this is so

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many planks L we but why can it be more

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something else I think what It's

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upsetting about it is that like we have

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a experience of the world you know like

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touching exists it does touch

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him but but it also doesn't like like

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what we the thing that we think of is

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touching isn't like particles touching

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not actually touching right yeah there's

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yeah I mean it's just you're like the

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electromagnetic forces are pushing

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against each they're playing I'm not

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touching you game at all times and

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winning so this malicious compliance a

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little bit

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but it's fine it doesn't change your

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subjective

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experience what what if the horror of

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the knowing changes my subjective

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experience oh well that's a you problem

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but you also don't know you don't have

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to know well we didn't used to know it

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was a long time that we didn't know

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andly we did life was simpler we always

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thought we kind of knew a lot though

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don't we always think we know a lot yeah

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we had some we had some great

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stories for a fact you're wearing a

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diaper right

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now some things are they put arist in

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jail for

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that yeah him and hunted

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P same there's a little bag next to you

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can you pass it around or just pass it

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to me I guess I uh I was at a show I did

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a show last night and at the venue this

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woman who owned the theater was like I

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bought too much chocolate each one of

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these chocolates is $2 and they're from

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France and I have a whole Warehouse full

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of them and I was like well that seems

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like a large mistake a warehouse full I

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don't I don't know if she meant a whole

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warehouse but this isn't it and this

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is you can everybody if you would like a

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chocolate from a great nation of France

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yeah you know what's fun about this

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chocolate it doesn't exist so that's

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cool oh yeah am I touching it not really

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do I even taste it I don't know this is

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like watching The Matrix again but

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there's also star that's it is actually

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sty B

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local

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region yeah has to come from the region

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else you can't legally so fancy why is

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it shaped like a it should look like a

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Lego foot $2 a candy I can tell you what

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it is hey Food review we're doing uh

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mukbang I think they're all I think

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they're different from each other too 14

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b day welcome welcome back to the Epic

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yard Food review you guys know so much I

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just know a little bit about French in

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France but I don't know much about

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anything but I also don't like knowing

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stuff it does not speak as a language

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you only speak in an accents is is

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comedy I think that probably the the

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difference between like an like a person

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who knows a lot on a person who knows

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little is probably like 1% of the facts

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between the two of them do you think it

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comes down to that I think that like

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most people probably know exactly the

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same amount well a a there some quote

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who's like some smart dude and he's like

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you know it's you're actually kind of

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goated when you know that you don't know

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a lot yeah and that's cooler than either

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being smart or DB and thinking you know

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a lot this is D Dunning Krueger right no

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no no it's it's the power to accept that

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which you cannot

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change you're doing you're doing the AA

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slogan cat in a box yeah it's like there

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and it's there and you you're talking

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about the guy you're talking about the

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guy who DED himself in lemon and tried

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to rob a bank because he thought it make

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you turn invisible and then the part

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where there's only one set of footsteps

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in the sand that's when I was carrying

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you

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I'm I'm lost this guy's good is this

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spicy mine is yeah mine's spicy mine's

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not spicy mine

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tou do you okay this is you made me you

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made me think about something do you

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because you don't seem to have a fear of

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the fact that you that these things

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aren't known or maybe some things are

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unknowable in that sense but like when I

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was a kid

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I used to be really really into

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astronomy and I would get sad when I I

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could not know something or I could not

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witness something no matter how

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ridiculous it was so you know how

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there's like those red giant super giant

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stars that like burn really fast and

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they die a lot faster and we can see

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them in the past because of how long

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light takes to travel and then I found

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out that in in like the present day

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there's very likely like none of those

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less left because they've all burned

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burned out well so much time has passed

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there's probably I think there's new

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ones being formed that we can't see

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still I think so and there will be but

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there will be a time when like those

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those ones can't even exist anymore

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there will be a time when stars like

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ours can't exist anymore yeah and then

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and then 9-year-old Aiden found that out

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in a book and he and I was really sad

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that like those Stars wouldn't get to

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exist anymore same way pissed me off I

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think I was eating a Hot Pocket at this

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time I think I was chilling you were

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recording call of dut with your hop hog

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hdpvr and I was reading my [ __ ] book

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about the solar system the nerd in The

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Jock at school I I probably had the same

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hdpvr as you when I was when I was 27

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years old oh my God I was I was 13 were

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you using the hdpvr for I did I made

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video game videos back in the day I I

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had a channel called Hank's Channel or

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Hank games Hank games Hank games we play

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like Mario hell yeah I probably watch

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this at some

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point did you like did you always just

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have it in you to want to put stuff out

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I feel like that's sort of antithesis to

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being like a a a nerd put out so much

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which kind of thing well you know what

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I'm saying like you you seem to have

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always desired an audience to I don't

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think that's not a nerd thing well no

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what I'm saying is that that isn't a

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nerd thing or you're saying it's not not

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a nerd thing I think it's not not a nerd

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thing interesting you're a nerd right

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I'm a I I don't know yeah show me your

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bicep oh never

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mind can't I kind of of course I am like

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I was in high school where the [ __ ] you

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yeah I played Final I'm wearing a shirt

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with Cloud on for Final Fantasy fman

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McDonald's he's a final fantasy McDonald

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here's my guess I think I think maybe

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classically it's been harder for nerds

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to find each other but the internet has

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made it easier than ever that was that

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was certainly a thing for sure but you

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have that feeling inside you like I I

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love I mean I loved in like Middle

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School I loved being in front of an

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audience okay I mean I was a huge nerd

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and people bullied me and but I was like

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funny on stage and that was like where

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people felt like I I would feel in

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charge and in control and comedy is like

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that where it's like I when it's going

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well everybody in the room you're like

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conducting them like an orchestra yeah

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yeah they want to laugh they want to be

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there having fun yeah they want to be

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there they but they don't but you also

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can make them do things they don't want

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to do like you can make them feel sad

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and then make them laugh about feeling

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sad you can make them feel uncomfortable

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about death or about like the size of

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the universe and then you can make them

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laugh about it

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yeah yeah I remember I think Dan Haron

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had a quote he's like when you're the

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funny guy in high school no no you don't

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get a girlfriend but you get invited to

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all the

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parties I thought that was pretty funny

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yeah yeah cuz I think that's a pretty

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common experience for like the funny guy

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or whatever yeah I don't know girls

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liked me okay school because you're tall

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as [ __ ] dude yeah

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handsome yeah it was yeah I was

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surprised that I was cute yeah yeah like

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like at what when were you surprised and

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how like you just looked in the mirror

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you're like whoa what the [ __ ] no like I

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I looked in the mirror and I was like

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that guy's not cute but like girls would

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be

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like we we should

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kiss okay little

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bit like come up and be like we should I

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mean I was like I like write notes to

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girls and be like I was you hound you

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dog angry

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I mean in high school you write a note

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to a girl and like she'll either ignore

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it or

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not that's such a scientist way to think

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I'm collecting data I it's

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terrify

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terrifying hypothesis your phone number

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has seven

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digits that would be great I that's a

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great line I would use that you hit me

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up whenever you need okay I had exactly

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one girlfriend in high school yeah can I

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ask you a sensitive question uh-huh can

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we get sensitive we won't laugh why are

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you looking down all s yeah you don't

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it's I think you're going to not don't

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laugh okay what

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Aiden what I'm laughing

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at it's funny I made a puppet animal I

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so I didn't know about you or your

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brother for a long time until I was on

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T oh no oh this is going to I'm excited

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and there was a there was a post that

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your brother made on his Tumblr account

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which got changed and actually changed

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the rules of the website because of it

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we could talk about this for at least an

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hour if you want but let's go we don't

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need to but I I will say I have I was on

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Tumblr so much that I ended up

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memorizing that just from seeing it so

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so what they did for contest like like

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the whole paragraph yeah wow yeah not

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just the first line which is also in

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here the the second line is probably the

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funniest one which is balls smell

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amazing yeah but but basically can you

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recite a little bit of it for us uh [ __ ]

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is one of my favorite tastes not only

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that but balls smell amazing oh I I

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don't I didn't get that

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far the [ __ ] part you're like okay's got

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some he made he made a post and then you

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could reblog on Tumblr and someone

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change it to this copy po about really

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just loving like C in your mouth

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something and it was very crass and uh

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and John GRE got like clowned for it

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like incess L and um that's all I knew I

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was like that's the guy that happened to

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wow that's it wow isn't that crazy like

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that's 100% of the John Green facts you

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know yes and then later on I learned he

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wrote books and I was like okay and I

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was like like a really famous book those

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I was like those books probably suck

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like I like everything was colored from

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that crazy was crazy that book fallar St

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starts with the same

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paragraph

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so I mean you're not him but like how

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can you what's that like from your

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perspective well yeah there's a there's

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so like so first of all the the the

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mythology is that because this happened

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Tumblr changed the website yes which is

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not true okay the like like obviously

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that's a flaw if you can make the thing

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make it look like somebody said

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something else so they were working on a

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product to fix that thing already when

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this happened because it was happening

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more and more okay it's also happening

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on Twitter with the old quot the quote

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retweet old quote retweet just change it

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it would literally just [ __ ] copy and

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paste their text oh yeah write whatever

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else yeah okay yeah so that you people

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like there were people who were really

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mad at JN for being upset about it and

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that and like writing to the guy who ran

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tumbler and changing the website and

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making it not fun anymore and that I

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didn't like I'm like don't be mad at a

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guy for doing a thing that didn't

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literally happen none of that catching

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[ __ ] for it so he got [ __ ] for that but

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the it was really weird because it

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became such a thing and so here's here's

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how I like to think about when I was in

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high school I hated Dave Matthews Band

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but not because I didn't like their

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music because the people who hated me

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loved Dave Matthews Band okay and uh and

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so like me and my friends because the we

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were little Outcast would you like

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kmfdm uh I didn't hate kmfdm Beast yeah

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uh we listen to like Punk and ska and

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like girl rock and okay like garbage and

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[ __ ] the the band garbage yeah sorry

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no

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sounded sorry go ahead go ahead um and

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and and we would say some [ __ ] about

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Dave Matthews right but we didn't have

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any way to say some [ __ ] about Dave

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Matthews in a way Dave Matthews would

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ever see it uh and then to be Dave

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Matthews in the situation where like you

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have a relationship with the platform

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and you like are doing a thing and then

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people are like I want to kind of defi

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Define myself in opposition to like this

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cultural institution which is a man it's

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uncomfortable yeah and like it's and

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like it's uncomfortable even hearing

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that like the like that your thought was

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oh the the [ __ ] is my favorite taste guy

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he must rate bad books right yeah like

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that's the the consequence of this

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access yeah yeah super it's super weird

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and it's like but like also I see it as

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like a you know and the scale of the

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problems of the internet a fairly minor

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inconvenience sure isn't it so weird

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that like 2007 we're like goof around on

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YouTube and then like 2008 it's like

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everybody's having so much fun 2010 it's

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like it's goof times 2014 goof goof goof

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goof goof 2024 it's like the world might

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end because of this

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thing yeah yeah you see the first like

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realistic Joe Biden AI video and you're

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like uhoh that's bad yeah it's like

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YouTube was like how are we going to

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make this platform more compelling I

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don't know we like create systems that

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make algorithms that like give people

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content that they're more likely to

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spend a lot of time watching and it's

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like oh like we're not like looking at

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what's in those videos so like so turns

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out that like fake [ __ ] and moral

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outrage is like the best way to do it

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yeah now everybody hates each other and

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then let's put everybody in a box for

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two years so they think that everybody

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nearby them might kill them with the

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disease and then see how that goes that

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well that makes me pessimistic cuz it's

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like you said the difference between

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someone knowing and not knowing random

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two people is like 1% but to me it

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doesn't feel that way I feel like

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isolated from people who like don't know

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or don't understand that like the [ __ ]

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is my favorite taste is a wrong thing

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because it's ultimately making fun of

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homosexuality or something right and I I

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feel alone a lot of the times because of

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that because there's so like because

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there's millions of people clicking a

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video that says actually like if you're

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woke you're gay and plus ratio yeah yeah

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I I think that the internet is really

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good at finding the the differences and

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magnifying them you know I saw a tweet

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this morning that was like it pulled a a

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tweet that was like we today we remember

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Vladimir linen and how great he was and

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somebody retweeted and it was like we

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how can we forget the lessons of History

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millions of people like Lennon killed

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some and and like I'm like this tweet

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you pulled out of nowhere had like 50

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likes like yeah like it's not like a

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common belief among Democrats that Lenin

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was

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dope people do love doing that yeah and

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it's just like we're so good at like the

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filter bubble was supposed to be like

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you can't hear people outside but it

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became you can only hear the craziest

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[ __ ] from outside well I think

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quote retweet culture is one of the

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worst parts of twitter.com and I have a

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question for you as an avid twitter.com

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user and also for whatever reason

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threads user still yeah I'm I'm Lov I

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get notifications still and it is Hank

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Green posted a thread turn them off

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unless you want to see my threads cuz

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they're great I don't I you close your

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[ __ ] eyes then L bro I haven't opened

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the app but I like to keep up okay so

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why do you still use Twitter so much uh

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it's just a it's just an addiction it's

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like I uh I mean so there's two reasons

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one sometimes I can't stop myself and I

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have a thought and I want to see if

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people will laugh at my joke or I want

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to see people will think about my

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thoughts I like to call this the cookie

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cookie it's a cookie and you want I just

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want cookie I want cookie I want I want

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a little treat I want a little treat and

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by a little treat I mean get abused by

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strangers uh so there's that piece of it

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and then there's the piece of it where

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it's like it's functionally useful to me

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like it's useful for selling tickets to

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shows it's useful for selling charity

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products useful for letting people know

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about new things we're doing was the

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show sold out on Tuesday it was yeah

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that's crazy yeah I don't have any not

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sold out shows at this tour [ __ ] yeah

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cuz that was cuz that that's the show

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you did within 24 hours yeah yeah yeah

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so the comedy show I was going to

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canceled and I booked the venue yeah

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that's some [ __ ] that is that's you shut

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down the Gucci store what if we got some

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sort of program some sort of app that

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allowed us to learn how to tell Shake

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drizzle that are money that are money

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long a little bit with the phone I like

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that a little bit with the phone you

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know what you could use is you could use

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then how do I say hey my money long my

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bb.com stheart uh yeah and uh rules and

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restrictions May apply and and cools and

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uh prescriptions for this guy yeah why

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what rules what restrictions the rules

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you have to be a good good little May

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apply but they might not we don't know

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about the rules and restri you have to

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be good for us now let's get back to us

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babbling a do you feel do you feel a

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guilt in the idea that people will just

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show up because they like you and laugh

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at your jokes CU they like you instead

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of like if you're actually funny or not

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yeah i' I I'm worri I worried about that

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um and so I made a good show yeah okay

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yeah it's the best it's the only thing

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you can do right yeah so I think about

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that too we talk about doing live stuff

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and it's like what if they just show up

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because they like us and then like we

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don't get the feedback I think that's

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the only they gets them in the door but

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that's it yeah like if it's an actual

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bad product they're not done and they

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won't keep coming back know true I I

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feel like there's like this sub genre of

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like comedian right now that is like

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really big because of like maybe there

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I'm just GNA I'm just gonna say Matt R

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I'm just gonna say Matt R who is really

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good I would say at doing crowd work

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generally right and his Crow Clips

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became really popular and that is what

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popularizes him one of two things that's

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that's that's that's the mechanism that

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gets people in the door for the show

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that is not all crowd work a lot of it

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is just normal standup that I think if

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he had to live and die by the merits of

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just his standup people wouldn't be

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showing up in that amount I mean first

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of all like crowd work's great and

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important and like people love it like

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live like like Not Just Clips people

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love it in the room yeah um so like

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sometimes I get like the vibe that

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people are like God why are we in the

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crowdwork era so boring and I'm like

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crowd work's great like it's [ __ ]

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cool part of the show but this but yeah

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the and I think that you were right that

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like when you're in the in the popular

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mind uh like M Matt R is or like you

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know uh Rob Schneider is like Rob

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Schneider can still go sell out a room

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and he doesn't have to do good standup

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yeah I think this I think this happens I

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think this happens through TV shows a

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lot right the comedy isn't that his bit

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right now yeah think if you're a ride or

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die for Deuce

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Bigalow that's I want to meet that

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person but I think there are probably

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better like you see it on the thing and

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like it's like you know like we have a

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date night you know I've done this

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actually I've realized now I've went to

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see David coer who's that he was the uh

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guy in Anchor Man Who was balding oh

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yeah yeah he's funny yeah you've seen

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you've seen his face no his stand up was

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the worst of the group it could a bad

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night sure sure sure yeah well I feel

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like often times when you're the like

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you got so much going on and you like

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have to be the anchor of the show and

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you're the reason people are coming out

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and then you're like featuring other

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comedians but you don't have time to try

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and put put together good material

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that's what it felt like it felt like I

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just need to show up on the stage for 10

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minutes cuz my face is on the thing yeah

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I don't it's not that I don't think

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these people should have success either

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uh like you as an example right as long

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as the person acknowledges that this is

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like a separate product that they need

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to spend time on and make good it's hard

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yeah I didn't I had no idea how hard it

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is I was like I wrote it and I was like

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writing it was fairly easy uh like

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writing the first like draft of it but

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then to actually take that turn it into

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a usable product and get good at being

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on the stage it was like how long you

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got like 30 minutes or something I'm up

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there for like 90 what holy [ __ ] got my

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God that's crazy what's your uh I mean

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that's yeah I mean I can do 90 I usually

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do like 70 and I cut stuff how long have

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you been doing it I

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started

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uh I I started when I was finishing

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radiation so like that was 5 months ago

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you are such a glinder what the [ __ ] is

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the matter I got a coach okay a coach I

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got and I got a co-writer who helped me

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like punch it up and yeah so like I'm

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like not at all above like being like

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please people who are good at this like

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[ __ ] watch me and tell me what I'm

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doing wrong Bo Burnham kind of talked

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about this on on uh isn't this the Green

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Room that show uh but he was basically

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like he started on YouTube then kind of

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got a comedy special and skipped like

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the brick wall and I think in comedy

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like specifically M there's kind of this

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like I don't know if the desire but

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there's like this long held sort of

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pillar of it of winning a crowd over

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with your humor and I think that you're

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kind of tapping into like talking about

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like what if we've won them over already

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so when we show up they're primed to

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like want to like us and laugh and it

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feels cheap it feels like you're

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skipping an important step of like I

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want to earn it I want to win them over

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but I think you have to just not think

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about it I think you have to move past

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that I I I have to try to not feel

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guilty about it which I totally do um

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but the like there's also an element of

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of uh I don't know I don't know B's

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probably B's probably a good example of

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somebody who you know get to got to skip

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that barrier initially but makes

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something absolutely inredible nobody

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thinks the bow isn't funny right he was

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one of like the first to to make that

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jump specifically yeah and like there's

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it's there's a bunch of tools that you

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get to use that when you have an

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audience who already knows who you are

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and you can be funnier like I can make

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jokes about being a science guy getting

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cancer or something cuz they know that

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that's a thing there's like more social

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context to on to they know yeah yeah

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who's your favorite comedian oh my God

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all all time I mean

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now like like current like currently

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operating who you haven't heard of it

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feels like is a good one to go like

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Chris Fleming so [ __ ] weird but like

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Bo like Bo Burnham is up there for me

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for sure Eddie isard is up there for me

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I like the uh the

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the and like still out there doing it uh

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Eddie he he had this bit about shooting

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Scrappy do with a revolver she she oh

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I'm sorry I didn't know uhhuh wild right

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she had I don't know what I se

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that she wanted to

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shoot and it was so funny I saw it when

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I was like 12 and I was like this is it

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yeah we've done it yeah yeah yeah I was

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I was probably in high school well I

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remember this like like going to my

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friend's house and like we had the DVD

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like at his apartment and like that was

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so good that was like the first D comedy

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I ever watched and I like clowns I like

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people who aren't super polished and

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refined like I love a John milany show

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but I'm like man every single one of

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these words is in the exact right order

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and I like I need people to be like lost

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a little bit sometimes or to feel lost

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even if they aren't okay interesting

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what's your favorite joke that you have

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oh the one you're most proud of great

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work uh I mean this this is probably not

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the one I'm most proud of of but I tell

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here's here's the joke I'll just do the

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whole thing yeah do do the bit uh so

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Bo P out any cancers in the audience oh

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yeah we got one this is about how uh how

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we all need to apologize that you got

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the worst name for a star sign uh and

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the star signs really read like a list

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written by a person for whom the

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mushrooms are kicking in like you start

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out just cool animals it's like Bulls

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great I'll put that one in those Bulls

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scorpions yeah that's [ __ ] cool yeah

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lion okay yeah that fish and you're like

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fish is a lot of animals man that's like

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half the

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vertebrates uh and then you keep going

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as like and and like human

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Twins and a woman carrying water and a

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goatfish and scales like fish scales no

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for like

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measuring and cancer like I'm putting

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cancer on the list dude uh cuz canc is

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like either a crab or like the worst

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possible thing uh but you did get the 69

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as the little logo and that's a nice

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constellation

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prize that's good he's pretty good man

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funny man signed off by slime you're

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pretty funny man funny man all right

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we're the

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same no you're not the same I think

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we're the same actually had an entire

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bit earlier about how you're not the

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same here hold on let's do that here why

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don't you tell us your best

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joke you're the

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same uh there was this whole thing about

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uh how white women love to [ __ ]

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dogs oh I'm sorry did that not just

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bring the down all right you're the same

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God you are the same it's good we're the

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same only only tried time I ever tried

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to write stand up was in college that

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was so scary by the way to do a bit to

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four people yeah you can't you killed it

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K you even did your the

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physicality that's my favorite is where

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I like act as as if I'm on mushrooms

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that's how I know you're a [ __ ]

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grinder cuz someone says hey do it at

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Thanksgiving dinner it's like you're the

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comedian right do

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your would do it

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Thanksgiving uh I've okay I've you're

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YouTuber longtime YouTuber you've seen

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Trend recently I'm assuming you've seen

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this trend of YouTubers quitting yes

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probably some buddies of yours cuz

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you've been in this [ __ ] for so long

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every Scott you guys go way back we do

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go okay see I figured I was making a

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joke but Matt Pat and I actually go kind

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of back Matt Pat and you go way back uh

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and you as far as I know have never quit

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you just keep doing new and different

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things yeah no what I've done instead is

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failed at stuff yeah yeah you just fail

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and then no one thinks you're quitting

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well you also succeed at stuff and I

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guess

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continues so have you thought about it

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like does it make you think like oh

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should I like hard Clos yeah I I love

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hard closes and it's weird because like

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you write a novel and at the end of that

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it's a hard clo right uh and so I like

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wrote a novel and I wrote the sequel and

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I'm like never going back to those

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characters again and nobody thinks I

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like retired from novelis right you know

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the that's what it's called yeah and I

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learned that in

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college and the and YouTube is weird

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because it's not like that like you're

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just supposed to upload every day or

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every week or whatever your schedule is

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well also not characters it's the person

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and well and it is you yeah well it's

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not just you it's also like you're

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usually making a product yeah you know

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and so like that's kind of what's nice

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about theorist is like it's a thing and

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it's had people do things that aren't

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mad or Stephanie and and the like so it

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sort of makes sense to go off on its own

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and also like Tom's

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Scott I know this guy he's not quitting

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making stuff yeah he's not quitting

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creativity I feel like he's opening up

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some space for him to figure out what

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other interesting thing he can do so so

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like that like I like to think of what

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Tom Scott did which is an amazing body

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of work as a body of work right not like

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a career not he's retiring from and he's

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going to go play Canasta in Florida he's

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do like he's made this just like you can

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write a book and then you're done like

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there's a last page of the book and

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that's not weird that's not like sad

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that the book ended uh but I feel like

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his his you know what like his that

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project was is just like an amazing body

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of work that you can go back to over and

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over again and he's like make a bunch of

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other cool stuff I don't really feel

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like people are quitting to me it feels

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like people are having the freedom to

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try new things which I think is very

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good so they're just quitting their book

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series that everybody likes and they're

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ending that and then they're especially

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if you can find like a way a good way to

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wrap the series you know made one of the

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biggest series of all time yeah there's

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like a so like you talk about a YouTube

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channel as a body of work but a lot of

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times I think most of the content is

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actually just like a slop treadmill

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right like you were saying like you have

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like not Tom Scott a wild about it yeah

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yeah but there there like does that

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apply universally to like like lwigs got

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some really insane beautiful videos but

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he also has like Reddit recap number 87

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the ASMR slime YouTuber I'm quitting

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yeah it's been a long run I really

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appreciate all you guys for time and

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it's the same platform Yeah well yeah I

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mean YouTube

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isn't like the it's I don't know what to

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compare it to like it you can't just

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think of it like uh like movies because

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we have like an idea of what movies are

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like and and there's a lot of barriers

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to movie you think of it more like music

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where there's a lot of shitty music out

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there and there's a lot there's like

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really fractured the music world like I

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can go on Spotify and find somebody who

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gets 20 million streams a month than

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nobody's ever heard of them right um and

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and there's like a lot of like yeah so

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it's all over the place and and like to

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some extent like if you're a slime

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YouTuber and you did really well and

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you're tired and you don't want to be a

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slime YouTuber anymore and you have $2

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million in the bank like take a break

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figure out what's next like maybe you're

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going to be an ad executive now the the

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question is do you say to your audience

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no more slime or do you just stop

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posting I think you say no more slime

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you're doing an Irish goodbye Irish

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goodbye to I mean lots of people Irish

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goodbye their YouTube channels they

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usually not very big and then you just

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have the comments for years like who's

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still watching in 2024 yeah yeah I think

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those comments are posted by YouTube I

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don't cuz they're on every

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videoar Runner kind of Irish goodby for

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like eight years oh God that wild they

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just like didn't upload the next strong

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bat it just stopped doing it I talked to

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them about it I like asked them and I

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was like why did you do it and they were

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like well we had a plan for the next one

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and then it was like it kind of got like

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we wanted to do it bigger and bigger and

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then the more time passed we like well

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we have to come back with something

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bigger and more interesting and then

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time kept passing and we were like well

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if we come back now with some little

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thing everybody's going to be like just

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that just give us another teen girl

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squad it's fine that's all we want

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that's all we want I mean they they

play75:59

worked so hard like that's like the wild

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amount of work that went into what is

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really in a lot of ways like the first

play76:06

online video series

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speeds dude oh my god it feels like not

play76:11

everybody in the room knows what this

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it's like this and red versus blue are

play76:14

like found I think I found out about it

play76:17

through Nintendo Power Magazine what

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yeah home HED home homar Runner oh wow

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yeah they made like it was they had some

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episode of Nintendo Power in

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1999 and it came up in there at some

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point because I I I I didn't really like

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get on the internet to watch stuff until

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like I don't know I feel like I just

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like got to at friends houses on

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occasion until like

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2011 I think I start I think I started

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like using the internet in like first

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grade which year was uh uh so I let's do

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birth year 20 19967 90 95 okay that's

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fine '90s kids you're 1980 yeah we're

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the

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same oh you're 89 we both [ __ ] with

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kmfdm in high school we're the same

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we're the same I think it's 04 maybe 04

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when you were in first grade like six

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years old I'm the youngest I'm the

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youngest and I'm off my parents health

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insurance you know I'm a real I'm a real

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member of societ grownups here and he

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technically pays for it but it's my

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insurance Dad I'm daddy insurance he is

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Daddy oh no we heal you yeah are you

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going to Irish goodbye lwig when it's

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time no I would hard quit you hard

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goodbye I would hard goodbye forish

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goodbye let's just go to Europe let's be

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together somewhere let's just go well I

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think it's also different right like I

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think I think it's audience relationship

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thing yeah it would be I think

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disrespectful cuz I also am closer to my

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audience than most YouTubers cuz I

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stream

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and there's also people like 4 35,000

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who give me like a dollar a month right

play77:57

now and so like if I were to just like

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just leave then it's like okay keep this

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yeah it'd be kind of grimy I think it be

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kind of [ __ ] yeah but they would still

play78:07

love you I've also feel like you there's

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things you want to say you know like

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there's there's some last things maybe

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yeah streaming is so much different than

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YouTuber especially now though right

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because like I feel like you're a

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YouTuber and you quit there's still a

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huge wall between you and your viewers

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that you're safe behind but I feel like

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streaming like your viewers feel closer

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to you I will say I don't know of a big

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streamer who's quit whoa like YouTubers

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have started to quit and I think they've

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started to quit in response in a way

play78:35

maybe to the trend of YouTubers who

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didn't quit and kept doing their thing

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and then it got less popular and then

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now there's like you know a sunny V2

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video making fun of that that gets

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millions of views I feel like it's

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harder I feel like it's harder for

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streamers to Pivot too cuz if you if you

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if you're a YouTuber and you've like

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backed up a bunch of like success and

play78:57

savings from like a long-term series you

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can kind of like eleviate this time for

play79:02

yourself in your day to like think about

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or like work on like whatever the next

play79:06

project is but I feel like streaming

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keeps especially if you're if you're a

play79:10

big streamer you're kind of obligated to

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like put the hours in over and over and

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over and that like same time isn't

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alleviated in your day and because you

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don't create that product that you talk

play79:22

about that like on indefinitely you you

play79:25

have to boot up the next day to pull

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everybody with a YouTuber and YouTube

play79:29

videos anyone can watch that on their

play79:30

own time throughout the day and you

play79:31

still get your algorithm points because

play79:33

it goes out that day but for for

play79:35

streaming like you're fighting for

play79:36

eyeballs like any you go live at 7 p.m.

play79:39

and you can really only watch one stream

play79:42

maybe a couple if you're like a brain

play79:44

Rock kid or something so

play79:47

it's kind of tough right now cuz if

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you're if you're a streamer right now

play79:51

you're in an era of of viewers trending

play79:55

down in general not for you specifically

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but like sitewide like twitch viewership

play80:00

is down yeah like somebody like xqc is

play80:03

like seeing his numbers like fall no

play80:05

he's back as gtrp but yeah it wasn't

play80:07

little bit down after said GTA RP was

play80:09

already over to the hub what's your take

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on it dubb and Anders well I think that

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streaming is just a little bit my league

play80:15

right now further behind I think it's a

play80:16

little farther behind YouTube cuz the

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newer thing I also think streamers just

play80:20

like streaming and they don't know

play80:21

anything else at all

play80:23

and so it's like Astro World this is

play80:26

kind of like talking to Mango about it

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do you know who mango is he's a great

play80:29

I'm way out of my league mango mango is

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this is actually mango okay great he's

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here this is a cut out of him this is

play80:35

mango buddy and do you see him and do

play80:38

you think this is the goat I see him and

play80:41

I think that's a seems like a

play80:42

professional gamer to me mostly that

play80:45

shirt yeah with us now he is a

play80:48

professional gamer and he he streams he

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pretty much only streams playing video

play80:52

games

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um and he like he's done it for a long

play80:55

time now and self admittedly he's like

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I'm just a gamer I love [ __ ] Bo yeah

play81:01

I think he just likes gaming because

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what he does now is he'll go live for

play81:04

like eight hours he'll like play a bit

play81:06

of the game he's known for playing then

play81:08

he'll play uh balers gate after taking a

play81:11

edible and then when the edible hits too

play81:14

hard and he thinks it's scary he'll move

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to

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OverWatch the bright colors make him

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feel okay and I think it's just what he

play81:21

wants to do

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and also feels good maybe because it's

play81:25

earning money uh but but I think yeah I

play81:28

think streamers I I haven't seen him

play81:29

quit yet whereas like more maybe more

play81:31

people getting into YouTube to start

play81:34

with have some idea of like I I think

play81:37

there's more people on YouTube that are

play81:38

like I'm going to make videos as some

play81:40

sort of like product or like artistic

play81:43

it's going to be some sort of like

play81:44

artistic TR like doing something that

play81:47

I'm trying to achieve a particular goal

play81:49

that's not just grow in the biggest

play81:50

audience but I think it's not like I

play81:51

think a lot of times it's just just like

play81:53

how that's what I chase it's just like

play81:55

how like how do we make stuff that's

play81:56

kind to like engage people and get

play81:57

people to watch you say it's dirty it's

play82:00

nerdy Oh I thought you said like

play82:02

YouTube's like nerdier than ever I think

play82:04

in terms of like the science of what a

play82:05

successful video is think to AA think

play82:09

about it too much I think now what year

play82:10

Vlog Brothers start is it I think I

play82:12

think it's gonna we're going to have a

play82:12

backlash against it we're getting a bit

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of it yeah you Sam suck yeah I know that

play82:17

name okay who who is talk about biceps

play82:21

huge big biceps can you P Sam suck oh

play82:24

there's a DV yeah yeah welcome to the

play82:27

world this is our screen with our logo I

play82:29

don't exist in physical

play82:31

places oh that guy yeah I've seen that

play82:33

guy and he's like the antithesis of

play82:35

nerdy YouTube right because he just

play82:36

uploads 40 minutes and it's him in a car

play82:38

just riffing about his workout in life

play82:42

yeah he's got like like great Vibes for

play82:44

a guy who does a lot of ear yeah yes he

play82:47

does it's actually it's crazy it is what

play82:50

makes him so Charming hot maybe hot take

play82:52

I think this is still Nerd YouTube yeah

play82:55

I think he's a little nerdy sure I think

play82:57

it's he's nerdy about his muscles he

play82:59

just like over YouTu yeah yeah yeah

play83:02

separate thing crafting a YouTube video

play83:04

to get the maximum viewers as opposed to

play83:06

being passionate about something see I

play83:08

see like we get backlashed when we do a

play83:10

custom thumbnail on Vlog Brothers yeah

play83:11

still what yeah we never we've never we

play83:14

we've always done it sometimes but like

play83:17

if we if I do one that looks too good

play83:19

people are like what the hell I have to

play83:21

like make it look like I didn't

play83:23

what what year did V Brother start 2007

play83:25

right okay so one question I had about

play83:27

that was was uh uh my understanding the

play83:29

original idea was like it's talking to

play83:33

each other in Vlog format almost like

play83:35

you're writing emails to each other and

play83:36

either teaching each other a thing or

play83:37

just speaking to each other like

play83:38

brothers that's kind of like the base

play83:40

sort of idea was that collaborative at

play83:42

first like were you were you

play83:43

collaborating at all on what you would

play83:44

talk about in your own separate videos

play83:46

and has it become collaborative at all

play83:48

or is it the same still uh it dep so

play83:51

like in the beginning it was very much

play83:52

like John would make a video and then I

play83:54

would watch his video and either make my

play83:56

own thing or like it would inspire me to

play83:58

make something in particular so often

play83:59

times I just make my own thing okay uh

play84:02

now rarely we will be in touch and we'll

play84:05

say oh here's what we need to do this

play84:07

week because we have this thing coming

play84:08

up um like we're doing this launch or

play84:10

we're doing a charity event or something

play84:12

and and so we had like like actually

play84:13

last week was like this where uh like we

play84:17

had like some new things to tell the

play84:19

community about and so we did two videos

play84:21

that were about the no we have to do

play84:23

this like yearly charity live stream

play84:24

called the project for awesome and we

play84:25

were just like changing it a little bit

play84:27

and I watched that yeah that one and uh

play84:30

and that was nice cuz I was going to be

play84:31

here and I was like I can make that

play84:33

before I leave uh because it's 4minute

play84:35

video are you watching his when it comes

play84:39

out or before when it comes out when it

play84:41

comes out so you're in the audience like

play84:43

to this day yeah do you watch every one

play84:45

have you ever missed one never missed

play84:46

one a that's very cute that's

play84:50

cute it's wild to to think that I might

play84:53

like to like the the thought of missing

play84:55

a vlog Brothers video for me like I it

play84:58

would feel like a big fat lie I feel

play85:00

like I was lying to everyone well I

play85:02

think that's I think that is like a uh

play85:04

the sauce that makes a project like that

play85:06

successful for this long like the like

play85:08

even if you never say to anyone and

play85:10

there's only one a week like it's a it's

play85:12

like one four to five minute video a

play85:14

week so it's like like shitty did not

play85:17

watch my brother's I was too busy that

play85:20

this the like this has created like your

play85:23

guys's channel has created such uh a

play85:26

fandom that you hosted another

play85:28

convention only for your fans yeah we

play85:31

did do that yeah it was super fun like

play85:35

side convention we we were thinking

play85:36

about doing it again but things have

play85:38

been messy in the world of events for a

play85:40

little while uh

play85:42

what why so the uh the the yeah it was

play85:47

super fun and like we have you know and

play85:48

we had a bunch of people who are sort of

play85:49

like per like you know have a lot of

play85:51

overlap with our stuff come out yeah I

play85:54

heard I heard your idea about um the 48

play85:56

hour uh like show and I was like you

play86:00

guys can take that idea does work in our

play86:02

world I was that was the first thought I

play86:04

had that the rep why don't you say the

play86:05

idea cuz it's your idea so like you rent

play86:07

a theater for 48 hours and you don't let

play86:09

anybody

play86:10

leave dude this is everyone so everyone

play86:12

who comes to the show stays it's a lock

play86:14

in it's like the bowling alley I'm do

play86:16

you tell them or do they walk in

play86:18

and a comical

play86:21

latch starts screaming trying to get out

play86:23

of the room two statues with swords and

play86:25

they just cross if anybody leaves the

play86:27

room everyone no one gets $10,000 yeah

play86:31

and then they just have to murder the

play86:33

person who needs to pee the

play86:36

most wait that's actually good

play86:39

okay thear well I was thinking about

play86:41

specifically the no one can leave

play86:43

$10,000 one yeah yeah we there was a

play86:46

thing uh I think that so we we had this

play86:49

at in moua where the first like drinks

play86:51

are free

play86:52

first person PE at a bar I love Missoula

play86:56

yeah I mean I been a bu lived there for

play86:58

20 years funny I love it cool I do

play87:01

zootown well yeah

play87:03

yeah and they had to stop doing this not

play87:06

like there's like a thing that lots of

play87:07

bars do like free drinks until the first

play87:09

person pees they had to startop doing it

play87:11

because somebody died what they like

play87:15

they like hold held their P too bad oh

play87:17

no oh this is a this is an episode of

play87:21

euphoria

play87:23

this also happens with the but I haven't

play87:25

fact checked

play87:26

this I think someone died it's a good

play87:29

way to not want to do it anymore you

play87:30

just say say someone died and I can't do

play87:32

it they just make it up yeah they they

play87:34

don't have to explain someone died wish

play87:35

there was Shack to the you just put it

play87:38

on the T-shirt you win and the

play87:40

competition keeps going yeah there was a

play87:41

radio thing where they're like like see

play87:43

like whoever drinks the most water and

play87:45

that like somebody drinks so much water

play87:46

they died yeah to win a Wii they were

play87:49

probably in the room oh in a Wei for

play87:51

hold your we for a we it was like a mom

play87:53

it's actually a really sad story no I

play87:54

mean people dying is often quite sad

play87:56

they were probably in the room trying to

play87:57

think of an idea like what's something

play87:59

anyone can do it's safe well like water

play88:01

it's good them this happens with the

play88:03

butt if you don't poop for enough time

play88:05

you get toxic meacon toxic meacon you

play88:08

know you know what the treatment for

play88:09

toxic meacon is a [ __ ] they have they

play88:12

have to cut you open and take your [ __ ]

play88:13

out what and you round it out you you

play88:16

shove you shove some oxygen up there so

play88:19

they they cut it up and the do Co to

play88:20

your mouth he goes

play88:24

you can you can have constipation so bad

play88:26

that you vomit up your own [ __ ] oh have

play88:31

you got I think I've gotten close I

play88:33

think I've gotten close he's has

play88:34

constipation problems his whole life I'm

play88:37

jealous he drops Mega dunkers he never

play88:39

he drops high scores what's your like

play88:41

General dayto day like what that mean

play88:43

your General's your general hch time how

play88:45

much time like a week every all the time

play88:48

yeah wow no you know what it's better

play88:50

recently he's scared now it's like it's

play88:52

like 3 hours from

play88:54

me really you're right on time are you

play88:56

vegan no I have ulcerative

play88:59

colitis I

play89:03

looked when I don't understand the words

play89:05

I know it's bad yeah so many syllables

play89:09

speaking of science I actually I

play89:11

actually came prepared I don't know that

play89:13

that was science book I came prepared

play89:15

with an idea today all right uh and I

play89:17

thought it'' be fun because you're a

play89:18

scientist correct I I mean not in a

play89:20

while saying this but it's so he's a

play89:22

scientist right and the four of us I say

play89:24

we dabble in science we we cover

play89:28

sciencing on this show um so do you were

play89:32

you ever uh uh do you ever remember do

play89:35

you remember cahoot yeah yeah so I used

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to use cahoot do I remember cahoot he

play89:40

didn't well I don't remember it I didn't

play89:43

didn't have it when I was in school I

play89:44

just know of it I well I say remember

play89:46

cuz I don't think it's used Much Anymore

play89:47

maybe it is he was not in school he was

play89:49

past school when they brought it in and

play89:51

got rid of was fondly remembering cahoot

play89:53

you know messing with the teacher making

play89:55

funny name for yourself in the game and

play89:57

I was like I wonder if I could go find a

play89:59

cahoot quiz for Science and then we

play90:02

could all take it but we're all against

play90:04

you four against one it's the try guys

play90:06

you guys

play90:08

yeah and guess which one of us is

play90:13

NE no we we thought of a solution to

play90:15

this idea if you you call up your wife

play90:17

or your girlfriend and you just tell her

play90:19

Point Blank I will never cheat on you

play90:21

yeah and it always results in a positive

play90:24

outcome no no no no no we we we figured

play90:25

out a better way to say it what it was

play90:27

uh from now

play90:28

on I will never from here on out and I

play90:32

have it before but also from here on out

play90:34

I will never do I just wanted to let you

play90:37

know and it always is really good

play90:40

because it's a nice thing to say that's

play90:42

going to work out 100% they love that so

play90:44

zipper could you uh bring up the cahoot

play90:46

I found oh we're going we pop out our

play90:49

phones everyone bring out your phones

play90:51

this is like look at this cahoot is

play90:52

still very active uh so you're going to

play90:55

go to kahoot.it and you're going to type

play90:57

in this

play90:58

code it and uh just very honestly I did

play91:03

not play it myself I just found uh the

play91:07

name in the public cahoot uh thing and I

play91:10

was like yeah this will work um cuz I

play91:12

wanted to keep it pretty basic oh you

play91:14

can you can't do so many syllables what

play91:16

did you that was going to be big money

play91:18

Rich money how oh I got the Moose I

play91:20

guess that's good a cute little dude I

play91:23

got a chipmunk with a hairpiece

play91:25

headphones

play91:26

on maybe okay cahoot at home this makes

play91:31

me very nervous yeah so I just I hope I

play91:34

didn't make it I just found the Eagle

play91:36

Rock Elementary 2017 science fair quiz

play91:39

no need to answer this that's what it

play91:40

was called me that's a picture of me as

play91:43

a child that's great that guy was

play91:45

passing notes in class get ready the

play91:47

student with the highest score in this

play91:48

year's quiz will win $50 towards the

play91:50

Scholastic Book Fair oh that's

play91:54

H the book fa was hype plants need which

play91:57

of the following to live uh plants need

play92:00

which of the following to live oxygen

play92:03

air minimal Waters and Sun air Min wait

play92:05

air water minerals and Sunlight

play92:07

Moonlight or soil water shade and f i

play92:09

got this one I got this does it matter

play92:11

how fast we do it cuz I

play92:13

got I believe you get more points the

play92:15

faster oh no never mind okay okay all

play92:17

right I got it I got it did you pick

play92:20

we're total R Points and we'll so it's

play92:22

four to one right now no we all got it

play92:24

right we all got it right but we we'll

play92:26

figure out okay I I will defeat you in

play92:30

the science Coliseum I'm a little

play92:31

worried we're all going to get all of

play92:32

these right yeah okay don't be

play92:38

nice now we're ging now we're gaming

play92:42

come on I didn't know there was time all

play92:45

right this is [ __ ] up what temperature

play92:49

brings water to boil what temperature

play92:51

bring water to a boil uh school have I

play92:54

knew this one I I I made fun of someone

play92:57

for not knowing this

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and why is it cringe in Fahrenheit in

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cringe do you use celsius yeah what

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temperature is it it's 41 we [ __ ]

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beating us fter getting [ __ ] well if

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you add all your numbers up you're

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kicking my ass all right one of us has

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to win that's that's the win our high SC

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if one of us beats him I have so much

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fair in you guys slider discuss

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we discing you picked a dog

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sh that's a nying that's n that's

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N I think a pregnant pregnant woman is

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one of the most beautiful things on

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earth it's a 10 that's really good guess

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too uh I'm going to go with 10 actually

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I think that's really

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smart we have a lot of what did you

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audio listeners we're looking at uh

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Mario holding pregnant Sonic yeah it's

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Dr Mario specifically he figured out

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some really new technologies yeah

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n okay

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wait actually makes sense makes sense

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it's a six yeah I think that's

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science I don't TR this is like in 10

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years when we find out the school is

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wrong on M cahoot it says nothing worth

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having comes easy was kind of

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ominous at that uh that didn't change

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the numbers at all no uh interesting all

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right wow who turned popular hip-hop

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artist Nicki Minaj into a stoner this is

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what they're learning in school well I

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know the answer this [ __ ] I don't know

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take biology in high school Jesus Christ

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man how much time do I have who turn

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this is a lyric in weedem

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boys that does not help uhhuh uh wow in

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the song they go Weeden boy I definitely

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know it wasn't oh I got yeah whiz turned

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n to a what the [ __ ] oh my god dude

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that's this is [ __ ] she's smoking now

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you just know too much mango no no

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mango okay uh come back to us boy true

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or false real

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real real

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wow okay oh

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wow I mean it looks real man I hit false

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but I feel like true now it's in a big

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medicine the thing it looks fake but the

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doctor looks real so it's a giant poop

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that a woman is holding what looks like

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a doctor

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istion so can you can you explain this

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with science true true you said false I

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did say can you explain that to me with

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science oh man I don't no you're the one

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with the big shits all right well great

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job thanks for attending probably the

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fair congratulations Dylan

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Morris wins every year he always wins I

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hate that

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know wow let's

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go oh thank God we're smarter than a

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scien my ass Wait no that's third place

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wait a minute oh thank God so I guess

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like I I thought you were I thought you

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were like a s you were last place Hank

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that's actually crazy last place it's

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weed and boy that's so weird he turned

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her to a stoner no I know I got that one

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right it's the that fcked me

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turd true well uh Hank it's been an

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absolute pleasure is there any final

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words of wisdom or thoughts that You'

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like to part or uh

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socks oh I mean yeah I made socks say

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that when I was sick with cancer I made

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socks oh I saw awesome sock Club yeah so

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I we had the awesome socks Club we're

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basically trying we're like okay what if

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we were like YouTubers and we started a

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business that was like YouTuber business

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but then we donated all the the first

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time you've done it we donated all the

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profit to charity instead of to us and

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to and to you and which makes it sound

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like I don't like other YouTubers and I

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do very much it's basically you going to

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have to buy socks I do just buy them am

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from us and all the profit goost to

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charity instead of some stranger where

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you club uh good do store we can find

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all stuff that's a good [ __ ] you got

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good store son of a every single person

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who buys a pair of socks from this

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website Aiden will thank yeah he will

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thank you personally he will write a

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mess yeah oh it's on the board good do

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store there it is and you can get you

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get coffee we got a coffee subscription

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we got soap and like other bath products

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oh this is nice we're going to add some

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other stuff soon too we're going to do

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te oh the Disco socks yeah the Disco St

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are nice cute I'm wearing yeah what are

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you rocking I'm wearing these ones I

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designed specifically when I was canc

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when I was on cancer when you were on

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cancer smoking

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good they give you a lot of

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drugs awesome well thanks for coming on

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man it was really fun yeah it was fun

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did you have a good time you guys are

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dopes it's great well no wait wait he

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just he's too smart I don't know it's

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good I feel it could be good I

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it's great it's a nice thing you guys

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like fun silly guys yeah all right Hank

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you are so maybe you don't got that [ __ ]

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on whoa come on what hisid name what if

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his middle name was smoking that I was

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thinking that whole time Hank smoking

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that green yeah yeah and we hope you we

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turned you to a stoner at home thank you

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for joining us thanks Hank Green good do

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store check it out bye bye if I become

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different will you guys still love me no

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okay what's different about you you

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don't come back at all kid yeah what the

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[ __ ] this is a Ricky Bobby household

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your first first last only two of us

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well yeah it's actually the case in

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boxing

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yeah I'm a tough I'm a tough loving

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father and you got to win I don't I I

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don't think I can win this farry that's

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my mama mentality come out this guy has

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been in real fight you to win this you

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got to join the family business which is

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what making YouTube shorts and sucking

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shits