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Very good welcome to new Gek trucker
podcast still recording from iPhone x R.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, make a week I' m on

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this phone and I' m alive. I' m alive now in normal

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conditions. I couldn' t use
it because I already tell you at six

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o' clock without liking it,
I already have to suck it and if

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it just catches me that I'
m not in my house, because I

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can freak out enough you know so
very well. The truth is, that

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' s great. I am already
perfectly used to the size of the screen

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and all how you see the texts
in some applications that are not customizable,

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can not be made big and such, but well you get used to the

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keyboard. I' m going to
say that I write much better with Android

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suskaten than on the keyboard. This
one though I' ve usually always done

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very well on their keyboard. I
don' t know if it' s

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because it' s a king x
is ancient. I don' t know,

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but I remember having better experience with
other phones writing with the keyboard and

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Android. The truth is that both
Google' s and Sukade' s go

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super well. If I touch you
in Semafon I have a good screen with

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a quick tactile sampling post fuck,
you can tell the truth and write very

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well. But well, taking that
down to the camera on the phone is

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perfectly true to me if I have
a hit to see if any or can

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fix it, because I would swear
that on other iPhones it has happened to

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me. This happens to me many
times that when I take it out of

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my pocket and it puts me that
the iPhone is not available, I have

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to wait for maybe five minutes to
try to unlock it. You see that

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the screen is activated when I have
it in my pants pocket and you put

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the code, because wrongly, several
times I don' t and I don

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' t know if that can be
deactivated in some way, because the only

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solution so that it doesn' t
happen is to turn the phone around and

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then have it on the screen looking
out. You know, and I don

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' t like it. It'
s been a while since I took a

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phone for it like this. I
went by the side of a medical table,

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at the corner of the table,
in the leg and there was just

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the screen of the phone and it
creaked I' m talking about a sageno,

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that is, I imagine if years
ago. But, well, since

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that day I never put the phones
looking at the screens outside, but looking

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at my leg. But this can
happen to you that happens to me,

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that it is activated without wanting to
change a bit of topic, but without

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going out ofapple you remember the problem
that I had with finel cuat but the

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program that I used to edit the
videos that I gave me had a bug

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that made it get caught. And
in the end, I had to contact

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the technical service special end Cut,
which does not speak in Spanish, in

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order to try to solve the problem. After two calls with them of more

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than an hour, we found more
or less where the problem could be and

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in a third call, because I
could not be anymore and without having to

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go to the technical service end Cut, but simply already with a normal genius,

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because we already deleted a lot of
folders that they did was personalize what

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your Clow account is. Then the
topic of customizing the steel computer was left

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as when you start it, but
without having lost any information, no video,

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no photo, no file or anything. The problem was that, once

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I had it fixed and started to
customize it again to have it to my

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liking, I happened again the buh
cuathe finale. But as I was attentive

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and had not personalized many things,
I realized what it was that, by

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customizing it, created the bug.
So on my YouTube channel I made a

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video showing it in case someone else
happens to it, so that I don

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' t have to reset, so
to speak, all the personalization of the

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computer, because whatever you have personalized
stays like when you start computer and it

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can be a little annoying you know
and in this way, you don'

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t need it. Basically the book
happens when you want to resize a subtitle

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or a clip, whether it'
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and you want to resize it,
make it bigger, smaller from the corners.

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Not by the time you select it, you can make it bigger,

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smaller. But if you use a
trappt, whether it' s the normal

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transpan or a mad mouth, for
example, because if you have the drag

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with three fingers enabled, the place
to click and is to throw, because

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when you do it with the three
fingers is when it bugs. So the

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only thing you have to do so
you don' t get bugged finalcat is

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drag that clip to dimension. Then
that' s his title, so by

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clicking on any of the corners of
the blue balls that come out and then

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you drag and it doesn' t
dive anymore, so until they get something

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out to fix this, I have
to resize. So, you know,

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but good thing it' s just
that, you know, they might have

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more buses or other things, I
don' t know, but the only

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thing that happened to me was this
one that fucked me up. Now I

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find it very wrong that Apple does. Don' t get a damn update.

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You have to correct it already,
because that' s bullshit for sure.

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You know now, seeing that someone
even the cut end stand knew this,

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because they didn' t guess this. What they did to me was

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reset me all the personalization. They
didn' t hit the exact key to

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say no to me. No.
The problem is dragging with three fingers.

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It looks like bullshit, but look
at that simple gesture. You jump already,

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that bus you know and well,
I think a little bit more,

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since I was walking now a while
I say I' m going to record

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because it' s getting harder and
harder to find time to record podcasts,

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because if I go to the gym, because I can' t record podcasts

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there, but I' m doing
it with machines, running it off the

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tape or making ellipticals and obviously,
there' s yesterday ruidey you can'

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t. No, if I'
m recording a podcast, I' m

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not doing the exercise well for an
hour I' m going to the gym,

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because the truth is that I'
m going out a lot is right

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now, so I' m not
even on my cell phone. You know,

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now that the weekend and today I
haven' t gone to the gym.

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In fact, on Saturday Sunday I' m not going to gymnate your

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rest, but I go out or
walk or run normally to walk, because

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that' s when I can record
these podcasts. You know how I'

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m already soaked in sweat, that
I' ve stuck like two hours a

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bunch of fucking furniture that I don' t, like I always don'

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t know if you guys happen to
ride a piece of furniture, but if

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there' s any piece that fits
on one side and on the other the

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same way. But there' s
only one side, there' s only

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one way to mount it properly,
because if not then in the end something

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doesn' t add up. I
always have the damn thing, the luck

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that if I have a fifty percent
chance, I always put it upside down

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and at the end, when I
get to the part where, because of

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having mounted the first piece of everything
backwards, because it no longer fits.

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The last one is when I realize, I say shit on the whore and

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I have to disassemble most of the
whole furniture. In this case it was

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a structure that is as if it
were a dressing room, a dressing closet

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that goes inside the storage room and
I had to practically disassemble everything again to

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turn two bloody pieces that gave the
same side as they were, but they

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had two little holes, which is
where they screwed at the end, in

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two pieces and yes or yes,
they had to be rotated. Good thing

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I got this twenty- dollar electric
drill that I already recommended in a video

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and all the keys came out that
they had to have fifty thousand pints of

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alen with the machine. This one, I' ve taken them away.

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In fact, I spent his battery, so I fixed you and he had

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screws, but well, in the
end it was well mounted and I'

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ve already replaced the other closet we
had, which was already in the last

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ones was another dressing room of these. But, as I don' t

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know if you know, these cabinets
that are like plastic, they' re

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like plastic structures and then they go
like with a fabric above and the fabric

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with a zipper, and that'
s a little armature like that. And

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so, we have in a storage
room a wardrobe of these and every time,

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each at the best two years or
three, we have to replace it

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because either the cloth rots or in
this case, a stretch breaks, a

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piece and the closet stays there lame
and is there bent. This time we

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' ve changed instead of buying another
wardrobe of these, we' ve changed

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and we' ve bought a structure
that' s like a dressing room,

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but already metal and wood a little
more robust, you know and pretty much

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the price is the same for testing. The curiosity is that of the Song

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Mix brand, and this brand was
the first brand that collaborated with me to

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send me a very good gaming chair. In fact, he still has it

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andres Ramos, which I think he
bought it for me. I used it

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a lot of time and when I
sold it, it was perfect. It

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has a brutal quality. My relatives
have also bought other chairs, kitchen stools

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and such, but gaming roll also
excellent quality. And now I have bought,

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because this furniture has nothing to do
with Gamin or anything, but it

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is also very good. The price
quality ratio of Songh Mick or Song Mic

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items. I don' t remember
now it' s really great. I

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mean, look at this brand,
because at the moment everything I' ve

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tried from this brand is of quite
good quality and lasts a long time.

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So nothing good. Let' s
leave it here and as always, if

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you want to comment on anything,
or do it on the YouTube channel in

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the comments of this podcast, which
will be published there as well. Or

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now I was remembering the word that
you are that the other day I passed

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a video that I subscribed to a
rancher named Frikis, or I don'

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t know now I look at it
I say Freekist is called the YouTube channel

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that was laughing because there was a
podcast by Jordi White, I guess you

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know it in which, because they
discussed two who were in favor of conspiracies

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and that if the earth is flat
and if the stars don' t exist,

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and things like that. And then, on another side, two Santa

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Blaya East and Rollinger' s Cat, who are two people since they are

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on the side of science. And
all that, because this channel, the

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East frikist that I have commented,
does like parodys of bits of podcasts or

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YouTube videos and they are of drawings, that is, the images that they

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put in the video are drawings similar
to South Park or something, very badly

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drawn and such, but that is
the grace And with the voices of those

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for example, the voice of Jordi
Wild, the voice of the East man

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who came out saying that if the
moon exists that if the earth is only

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three years old, I know what
it is called now I don' t

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know, because it' s super
good, because the voices are his.

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I guess they' ll do it
with artificial intelligence, because then what they

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say isn' t what they said
on the podcast. Then she would thank

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me a lot. Especially the podcast
parody is' cause they pick up pieces

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It' s okay, and they
modify it a little bit so you get

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your ass off, man, and
they make it really cool. It is

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called Freekist with k from Kilo Vale
and the latest videos, but it has

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shows and such and videos a little
longer, as they are from Jordi wild

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De podcast. When they did this
debate with the therapists you know and now

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it' s made me a funny
macho when I said the thing about or

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podcast, because a short of these
comes out that says this one who doesn

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' t believe anything that the man
was not the moon And so and says

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man already if we go with the
personal, because I have information because it

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' s freaking out, you know, I have very, very, very

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personal information. I don' t
know what and I' m not gonna

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get her out. I' m
not going to and no one' s

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saying anything. I repeat, I
won' t say anything. I'

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m not saying anything. I'
m not saying anything. And in the

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end it' s the same because
no one was giving him balls. I

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' m not gonna say anything.
But Jordi White has a YouTube podcast with

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which he makes money. I'
ve already said it and they' re

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all staying and what the fuck you' re talking about, man, but

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it does it with the same guy' s voice. But of course,

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that phrase wasn' t said,
you know, but it' s very

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well done. So I recommend you
take a look at it. Well,

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nothing so far. The podcast and
we use in the next a greeting