H.I. #63: One in Five Thousand
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I don't feel they're now I didn't know
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this needs to happen now really ok they
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can go to that mr. things we say we do
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it next time they grow as grow to about
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5,000 things
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what's this one in the show and see
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dinosaurs because they go extinct or not
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this friend of Mines boyfriend of all
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the things are now about him and all
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those skills and things he exhibits
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about himself his ability to clap loudly
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is perhaps his greatest skill like it's
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noticeable like if you're in a group of
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people and everyone claps people will
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look at him and think wow you are an
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amazing clapper it's like his gift from
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god i'm trying to think about how to
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interpret the thing that you have just
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said as in the best thing that he does
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is clap he does nothing in his life
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better than his clapping yeah which you
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could you could read that two ways that
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there's not much else to him authorize
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an amazing clapper and I think we should
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go with the amazing clapping given the
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benefit of the doubt he's just an
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uncommon Lee good clap basically the
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story in summary is I know a guy who's
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really good at clapping that's the story
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but but I almost think if you stand out
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in a crowd with your clapping I think
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you're bad at clapping I don't know
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better drawing attention to yourself as
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as as clapping in exceptionally unusual
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notable way you are drawing attention
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from whatever is supposed to be being
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clapped at to yourself and then you're a
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bad clapper imagine that being like a
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stadium and someone does a song and
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everyone starts clapping and then this
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person starts clapping so with everyone
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that turns away from the stage and
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starts clapping the clapper this is
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larry that then you are a bad clapper
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you're battling the air
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i mean i-i maybe you're right i don't
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know maybe maybe a row
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maybe you should maybe he's too good a
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clapper maybe it maybe his strength is
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in fact his weakness right this is like
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a reverse Maryland flag right he's so
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good at clapping he's now bad a clapping
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yeah I don't know about you but i find
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the clapping is sometimes burdensome and
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performances like why do I have to clap
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all the time with this performance are
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gnarly just watching a thing
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lots of times I just sort of don't clap
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but i try to shift my position to hide
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it i don't want to clap plenty of people
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in this room are clapping why do I have
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to clap why do we have to clap every
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five minutes if you're going to the
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trouble of shifting your position and
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putting in all that effort wouldn't have
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been easier to have just clapped with
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clapping you're hitting your hands
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against each other you know you can make
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the delicate skin raw if you're clapping
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along performance I don't know if I feel
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like clapping is just a lot of burden my
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achilles hear the clapping is is a song
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by the band muse cold style light which
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all the audience laughter clapping along
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with because it's got quite an unusual
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bait and I cannot clap in time with the
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bait and everyone around me because I've
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seen use lots of times in concert
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everyone around is doing this intricate
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clap and it looks amazing all the crowd
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doing in sync and it sounds amazing and
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and I'm like I wanna be part of this
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amazing thing and I'm just there like
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seven some monkey that can't quite do it
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right now like I go oh and like and then
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I think everyone's looking at me and I
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just put my hands by my side and then I
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think I know but everyone around to be
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clapping and I'm not and that song is my
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power frustrates me such a good song
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can i clap to it so there's some kind of
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rhythm that you're supposed to reproduce
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hear that was just thinking you you fail
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at this
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yeah it's got some way I music can you
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demonstrate for me now operating know i
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can go into the sewing starlight by muse
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it's got this weird you know three 2313
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pattern or something it's got this
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unusual pattern that you collect to and
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like when I break it down
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I and like I think about it I can sort
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of get it for one or two like for 10
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seconds or 20 seconds and then I lose it
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again and its really embarrassing it's
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like it's a big joke to in my wife my
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inability to to clap to this song that
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is adorable and charming and told we're
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looking yeah i'm being able to clap
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it's always a big moment when they put
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their playing at Glastonbury this year
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so hopefully i'll be there for that and
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it and when nice play that song it's
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always a big moment and I feel the
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pressure and file again maybe you should
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practice that i'm reading now maybe I
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should get this awesome clip made of
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mine to come 11
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yeah take all the attention here I don't
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know what his timings like he just gets
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incredible volume right and too much
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volume it's no good if you ever watch a
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political broadcast like the state of
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the union address in America is the
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perfect thing for this if you watch the
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audience as opposed to watching the
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actual speech was going on when they pan
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over to people doing the collapse
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you'll see
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sometimes people pull this trick where
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they're on camera right there on TV so
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it has to look like they're clapping
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they can't like me and you know try to
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hide it or just not do it so you'll see
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people put one hand in the other and
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just shake their they're joined fists up
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and down max it's like from afar it will
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look like they're clapping
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but if the camera ever goes to close on
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some people you could see like how
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they're doing this fake laugh but
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they're not actually clapping they're
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tired they don't want to do it and I
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know I have a lot of sympathy for those
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there's a show you on the baby see that
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I'm sure you don't watch it so I think
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once a week called question time and
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they have four or five famous people
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normally three or four politicians and
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then maybe one or two other high-profile
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people and people from the audience
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asked it's quite small audience about
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maybe hundred people will ask questions
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about the news of the wake and then they
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sort of some of them will then have a
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stab at answering it and my friends
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actually call this the clap clap show
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because basically what happens is the
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people just will say something to try
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get the audience to clap them and
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they're always such obvious platitudes
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like someone will say I think racism is
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wrong and we should all stand together
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and fighter and the audience a low ball
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clap together and then the next to the
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next person will say you know so and
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they're always such a hollow sentiments
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to get clap and i always think the worst
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thing in the world for someone must be
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sometimes you see people make a speech
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where they're so obviously going for the
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clap clap moment when they say something
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they think is gonna rouse a big clap and
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it submit by at a stone-cold Silas and
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you've really got to be doing something
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wrong to get cold silence on the clap
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clap show and I always feel really sorry
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for those people I tell you I'll tell
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you who are people under pressure you
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know when politicians do speeches
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particularly during elections and the
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link thing these days is to have people
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behind you rather than American flags
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and stuff you the president you have
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American flags behind you but if you're
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running for office you have like a crowd
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of people behind you
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oh he's so weird and I have to look so
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happy and they have to look so emotional
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that they often don't like whenever
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whenever you see someone giving a speech
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and there's people standing behind them
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or beside them
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I find my attention is totally drawn to
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the bystander like I going to blink are
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you going to look aside at the wrong
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kommentar anyone of you going to sneeze
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in opportunely how comfortable are you
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just standing there for maybe half an
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hour or an hour i just find it so weird
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and distracting to have people around
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like I guess it's supposed to send a
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message of solidarity to the viewer or
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something but i just find it weird like
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can we just have a background
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couldn't you just be in front of a green
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screen or something i'd much prefer that
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I mean it's obviously been researched
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and focus group to death side obviously
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and I don't do it so obviously they have
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to do it i completely agree like I'm
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sure that it is effective and that's
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precisely why they did what is like oh
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guess what groups of people like to see
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groups of people right
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yeah that that's that's why it happens
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but i just find it distracting if I ever
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see a speech and there's people standing
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around them
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it's we are super weird I always podcast
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with a group of 50 people standing
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behind me don't do that okay no I call
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up the video you'll see them now I
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decided to make I just tell them to make
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sure they're quiet
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thank you they're off camera before we
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started so I don't see them i really
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appreciate that I I tell them to clap
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whatever I say something they like and
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they never do for Brady yeah if we ever
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do a live podcast i hope i hope people
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clap you uh yeah that'd be brilliant I
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would just completely cave to cheer
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pressure and I talked about how great
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SpaceX is and always sort of stuff and I
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just play for the clap eclipse once the
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crowds there you gotta you gotta play
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for your audience speaking of cheer
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pressure last episode we were discussing
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it we were stumbling around attempting
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to try to come up with a definition of
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sorts for this word which and I quite
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liked and I just want to say someone in
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the reddit is part of follow-up here put
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in a definition that I thought was a
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pretty good working definition and so
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they said cheer pressure the active
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urging i'm going to change this slightly
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here because they said a public figure I
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think you clarified something and you
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were right its figures in public like
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anybody's saying something in public so
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yeah the active urging a figure in
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public to only emphasize the positive
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aspects of an issue when they discuss it
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caused by fear of any potential
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repercussions from the dispersal of
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unbalanced or negative information and I
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quite like this i think it's a it's a
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good place to start
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you don't like it I think it's actually
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I mean a lot of the problem a lot of
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people had with cheer pressure was a
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thought it was peer pressure they
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couldn't tell the difference between
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cheer pressure and peer pressure and I
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think the difference is obvious but peer
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pressure is a very old encompassing term
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yeah there's your pressure is a like a
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under the Venn diagram like cheer
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pressure is a circle inside peer
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small sub vessel it's such an incredible
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that the hell original podcast is
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oh I don't like that they've named after
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David Attenborough yeah and i know
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that's a controversial thing to say but
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why is a controversial breathing
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science presenter and I think naming the
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politicians to name the ship after not
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like a great scientist right but a
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famous science person and I know a lot
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background in science so you don't need
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qualifications and what he did I know I
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great science communicator and he's been
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a magnificent ambassador for science
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public recognition like you come in you
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can at least he's turning 90 this year
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they're all deserved and I'm I'm really
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i should have membership after a person
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nova which incidentally are both very
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famous polar exploration vessels which
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this but I like things like that or they
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did amazing science in the polar regions
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presented nice shows about penguins but
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something that they knew would be really
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popular really safe and no one will
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criticize it except me because you're
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not allowed to say anything negative
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about David Attenborough so marvelous
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why do you hate David Attenborough baby
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why do you hate him so high who's dad
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he's like but i just think it was a do
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you think it was pandering like is it is
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pandering a bit i don't know it was
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disliked it was just like if you were
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watch TV shows and said all we're going
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to name a ship what are we going to name
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a unanimous we have a science ship
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what are we going to cola we're going to
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call it the david attenborough the Brian
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science things people can think of and I
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named after someone who i'm struggling
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to come up with the name because I don't
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know much that Polly reason that's it
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that's where we're going with this right
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what you're looking for i know you're
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looking for the vessel to have some name
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that nobody outside of the Arctic
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research community will ever know about
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or ever here
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then the Robert Scott but that's
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probably a bit cliché to because you
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explorer always easy but yeah you know
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blank on that like okay it should be
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like after it's got like the Scottish
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people are already talking about i have
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the name recognition of Explorer I think
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will remind you that you are a science
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communicator who works almost
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exclusively with people in the science
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world like how many people do you think
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you you need to pull aside on a high
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street before you get one person who
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knows the name Robert Scott ok i'm going
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to say like a thousand people i'm going
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to say a thousand people are know if you
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go if you got the outer than yay i think
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Robert Scott it's okay with my goods i
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household name sounds like we have a
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hello Internet Tim research project with
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someone to do I don't necessarily think
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even error
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dedicated team could go on the high
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father it's got that is
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race to the South power in the in 1912 i
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believe it was it was okay you know when
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it with a Munson and Shackleton and all
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these people that these are the big
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names of them Antarctic except
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Antarctica like Shackleton's the name I
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recognize okay well Shackleton and Scott
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were contemporaries they did they did
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some research together as well so Scott
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famously his second mission to
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antarctica ice and particularly
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knowledgeable on this could actually
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make a video about yesterday so
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apathetic but I didn't know Scott of the
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Antarctic before that
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uh-huh he's right he's famous because he
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had this really really ill-fated mission
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on the terra nova and they got stuck
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there and they they all starved and he
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actually did make it to the South Pole
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but he got there just after the others
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had gotten there than I think it was the
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Norwegians just beat him so the second
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yeah second place first loser he died on
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the the trip back and said it was
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fabulous and really famous story tragic
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famous stories from history who
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certainly most British people would know
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Scott the Antarctic older british people
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young people don't know anything but but
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but out of british people would have
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would now from schools and stuff like
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that it but it but he's so famous they
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don't teach him to young people anymore
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like what like 44 proposition here look
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as i'm not saying he get okay well you
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go ahead let's call it David
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Attenborough because he's on TV and
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people have heard of him
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I'm saying scott is like a great story
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he's really really pegged to Antarctica
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he's the most famous person I could
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think of is really pegged to anchor yeah
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it does it does it is very clear I'm not
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arguing that Scott isn't a better name
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acknowledge the total obscurity that
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name would be to the vast majority of
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the population i'm not i'm not giving
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you total obscurity i'm giving you i'm
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giving you it's a name of
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people weren't no but I if if we're
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going to say Scott of the Antarctic is
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total obscurity then we might as well
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give up we might we might as well call a
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boaty mcboatface it's the anything you
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black stump and given the way it
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actually looks they won't recognize it
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they don't know what you're talking
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why are you asking us about your
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t-shirts are it makes no sense
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yeah we love working here but why he got
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a picture of the sears terrible teacher
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now like I numbers are big enough
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there's gotta be one dude who works at
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moved in the flag stop to listen to the
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podcast if they're if they are listening
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themselves then they're doing they're
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doing a disservice to everyone command
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him as a break your silence reveal
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or conversely if you're in adelaide Tim
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why not get a job with the black stump i
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have some incredibly dire news Brady no
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I got this article which says uber is
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going to it's a little bit it's a little
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bit ambiguously worded but allow stroke
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encourage tipping of their drivers
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through the app or with cash
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it looks like with cash like with actual
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to dirty cash that I never carry any way
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yeah like given given to a driver
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this is this is this is not this is not
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a good development
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this is not a good development it looks
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like it's the result of some dumb
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lawsuit in California about like
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employee rights or whatever but like for
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me it's like the end result result for
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me like somehow this translates into
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uber I don't even know if it's
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everywhere if it's just in California
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was just some places but like there may
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be situations now where I have to worry
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about like I'm gonna get into an uber
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and the dude on the other end is going
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to be expecting or waiting for a tip and
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then we have this like mutual blackmail
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for each other that if i don't get him
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he's going to give me a bad star rating
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I think this is a terrible development
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for all of human civilization
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i'm not i just don't feel like caving to
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that just like he won't cave to the
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instructions regarding towels clapping
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I'm just gonna be like I just said I I
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don't carry money on me I don't carry
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money on me that's why i'm getting over
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that is my gut feeling as well like that
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this article has actually been on my
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mind a surprising him house with someone
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sent it to me like a week ago like it
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keeps getting turned over and over in my
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brain I have come to the same conclusion
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as you that i'm just going to stonewall
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this I'll just take that one star rating
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from an uber driver who doesn't like it
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but like I think i'm going to refuse to
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tip Boober drivers just on principle
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like this is not going to happen man
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it's not even dishonest I that because I
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think I'm just sort of thinking it
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through my head and I think it might be
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true that the last five countries i've
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been to
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I have not touched any currency of that
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country
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mm like I've not taken cash out I was in
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Paris a few days ago and I didn't touch
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any euros I don't think I got any money
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out when I was in India who more or in
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return I had some US dollars on me from
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previous trips that i was able to use to
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tip my guides and things but you just
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don't I just don't bother getting money
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anymore so far if I arrived in some
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country and jump in and over from the
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airport and go into town
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I've got nothing to tip them with anyway
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I was thinking the same thing and I was
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running over some of my trips like I
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recently went to the continent like I've
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been out of the UK and I realized two
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things one is that I haven't touched a
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physical euro in I can't remember how
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long like I haven't just gotten any out
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and it is because like wow
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RR futuristic cashless society has
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gotten to the point where it's it's good
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enough that I can just assume that i
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will never have to touch physical
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physical cash
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the only time i will touch physical cash
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going somewhere is going to the United
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States because they're people will chase
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you down the street if you don't give
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them their blackmail tips and also
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because of the legal things we mentioned
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before that you do have to tip in
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America for some reasons like you know
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we don't have to go want to revisit that
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whole thing again
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yeah but like in America yes i will
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intentionally try to carry cash but I
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also realized a couple months ago in the
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UK that partially because of actually
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having apple pay on my watch like I use
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Apple pay for just about every single
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store that I go to now and I've actually
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changed some of my routines to avoid
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stores that don't accept contactless
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payments like no contactless payment I
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don't even want to have to touch your
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little buttons on the pin pad when i'm
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buying something forget it like I'm
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gonna I'm gonna walk to the store next
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door to not have to not have to handle
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even just the card transaction but so
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anyway I realize like I use cash so
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infrequently that I ended up buying one
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of these little micro wallets that is
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only big enough to hold a couple of my
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credit cards and these a couple little
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key cards that i use for entry into
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my office and nothing else there's an
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even space in it like I couldn't I
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couldn't have small denominations of
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cash if I even wanted to and I got this
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a few months ago thinking like oh maybe
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I'm going to regret this and the answer
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is nope I've never regretted it since
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like I put in 150 pound note in my
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wallet for emergencies and that 50 pound
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note has remained there forever unbroken
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I've never had to use it i know i'm mr.
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old-fashioned but I have to say the
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contactless payment has really won me
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it's the basket yeah i really like it so
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you know I'm on board with you i think
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it's a real shame if / are going to
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pressure tipping I imagine maybe it's
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going to be introduced into the app
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which will take away one of the things i
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like about you but I know lift does have
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tipping it's just a mess look I don't
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care if I have to tip I just don't want
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to have the interaction put in the
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bloody app and I'll do it
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just put it in the app shut up i'm with
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you most of the way here is and again
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like to clarify for people we are again
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is not an issue about being cheap it's
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just an issue about having to think
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about it like the mental burden of this
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that's a little bit of an interaction
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but even I i originally thought like oh
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in the app will be better and it is
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better but i've been using I don't know
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if you've used any of these but these
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these are services now that like they
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can go to restaurants for you and pick
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up food so there's there's a whole bunch
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of companies that do this now in the UK
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is like deliver and quick up and there's
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like a ton of these this is one of these
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businesses that it seems like it's
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exploded all of a sudden and he's like
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guys on bikes riding all over the city
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picking up stuff from restaurants and
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stores and delivering it to your right
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and so every i found when he's like this
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is the craziest thing ever like I'm
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sitting at home and I want a burger and
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I can't make a burger by compressive
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buttons on my phone and like a man will
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bring a burger to me from the other side
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of the city this is fantastic so I love
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these things but they do have tipping in
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the app and it still has that same kind
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of little bit of annoying frustration
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and I think that this is perhaps like
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almost the minimum amount of interaction
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i could possibly have with the human
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where they still seem to require a tip
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because like so here's what happens from
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my perspective I press some buttons
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on my phone twenty minutes later a man
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knocks on the door and very often
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without saying a single word just hands
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me a bag of my food and walks away right
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and then the app pops up a little
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feedback button and it says please rate
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this person 125 stars and how much of a
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tip do you want to give them and it
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annoys me every time because it feels
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like out what how is this how is this
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even possible to be a tipping
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interaction like what is what is the
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range of outcomes that can be here like
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as far as I'm concerned there should be
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just one button which is like did the
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person get the order correct yes or no
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like that that seems like it should be
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the only feedback here how how amazing
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could this experience possibly be that I
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would feel like yes I want to give the
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person as as the app gives me the option
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to and other like a hundred pounds worth
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of tip like when is this ever going to
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happen what the person possibly have
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done i don't i don't understand and i
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find it frustrating
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well you don't you know you don't like
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talking to paper so I don't you sound a
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bit like you want your cake and eat it
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too I mean but that'sthat's break this
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down I mean what did they get there
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quickly did they were they clean did
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with it was the thing handed to a nice
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clean fresh looking bag with a little
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edge screwed up and had on the back of a
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motorbike
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I mean I guess there are scales of how
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well they could have done that as
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someone who has ordered probably a
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hundred burgers now for his i am going
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to tell you that the range of delivery
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like the difference in experience is
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functionally 0like from my perspective
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it is exactly the same every time I i
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mean i don't mind tipping people who
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deliver things to me because I just keep
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a big pot of money in the house lot of
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coins and I just every time that the
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door rings with the delivery I just
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grabbed you know a couple of pound coins
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and again the thing that I don't like is
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the thinking about it every single time
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if we were going to put in the app or if
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any of these delivery services have
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tipping in the app I just wish they
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would let me just set a default amount
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let me just pick two pounds or three
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pounds or whatever and just do that
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every time and never ask me again it's
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just I don't want to ever have to think
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about this but really I would prefer
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that they pay their employees enough
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like do I hope people don't like depend
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on the tips that's what I don't want
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yeah if i did it in the app I wouldn't
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mind because I don't do the star rating
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on over until the next day or next time
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i turn my phone on so i wouldn't mind
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when i did that pressing or 12 or three
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dollar button that wouldn't bother me if
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that's how it's gonna work but just
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don't make it something that I have to
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think about on the drive and how this is
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gonna go with the driver
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uber driver yesterday and we talked
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London and we had a great conversation
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to the end I say thank you you know but
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spending that drive thinking about or
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what money of I got what hand should i
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be holding in how am I gonna hand it to
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I just want to be thinking about that i
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really like that about over that you
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know it's just what I wanted to be and
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it'd be a real shame if that that
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tipping thing creeps in but i don't mind
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giving an extra dollar or two on top you
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know just factored into that sort of
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Nova costs in my head that's fine but
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just let me do it in my app in my own
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time you know when i'm sitting down
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after I've done my work and I checked my
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messages and Michael I've got to get my
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uber driver is five stars and oh yeah he
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was nice that guy i'll also check into
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that but don't but don't don't put it in
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their faces
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I completely agree should be low stress
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environment obviously most of the time I
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don't prefer human interaction if I can
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possibly avoid it i will pay extra to
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not have human interaction if I possibly
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can but I do find with ubers that
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because I have an idea of how long is
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this interaction going to be theirs
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constraints around this environment that
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sometimes I've his kids sound bad but
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like i practice being social with the
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uber drivers it's like let's have a
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casual conversation with a stranger like
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let's see how this goes
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to practice because this person is in a
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sense being paid to be a meaningful to
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me so it can't go terribly wrong and if
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I know like okay well this can only last
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ten possible minutes sometimes i will
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like intentionally talk with the uber
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offers to just like this is how to talk
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to strangers but don't worry it won't
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last too long and it can't go terribly
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wrong either so its practice
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socialization that's another benefit of
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over maybe you should be keeping I i
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spent some time with a friend of mine
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the other day who is a real expert in
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the area of driverless cars
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oh yes yeah he is and does a lot of work
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in the UK to do with the traffic flow in
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the phasing in of driverless cars anyway
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we were talking about it quite a lot so
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I did say to him what are they going to
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be cold when they're out there and I
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mean he didn't know obviously and I said
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what do you call them in your in your
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discussions you know you talk about them
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every day you must have a name for them
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has a question how do you do it how do
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you differentiate them and he said they
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do often call them driverless cars but
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more often i will call them autonomous
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vehicles and therefore they more often
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called the Navy's so when they're
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talking amongst themselves they usually
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will call them a phase and I think
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that's a pretty cool name because you
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know SUV is a is a pretty cool term that
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most people seem comfortable with an RV
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and maybe av's is is not bad name for
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them so I just lightly I throw that out
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there for you i know you I know you
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still like autos but maybe we're gonna
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end up calling them a vase that this is
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this is why you're so good just like you
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think of these interesting questions and
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like it seems obvious in retrospect the
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lake yet someone working on this stuff
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they must in their lingo have a way to
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shorten the phrase driverless cars like
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that that phrase is just crazy long for
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a thing that you're going to say 200
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times a day
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yeah and normally I don't like the the
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breaking things down to a series of
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letters but I think you're right like AV
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if it fits in a pre-existing framework
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yeah of SUV and RV yeah it does have the
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problem of you know audio-visual of
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course an Davey is a very much a big
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term of its own but what I think
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ya like like a lot of like a lot of
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businesses will have like a navy
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department or I you know or an AV room
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which is the audiovisual room and so it
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is it is a thing but well you can you're
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probably demonstrating by not being
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familiar with the term yourself that I
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also think it's separate enough from the
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automotive industry
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sorry that I think it could exist on his
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own I think Ivy is a strong candidate I
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actually think it's a better candidate
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than autos myself but anyway just was
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putting in the mix for you
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oh yeah don't like I'm always having fun
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futilely pushing autos uphill there
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right like I know I I have fun with that
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my my genuine prediction is is still
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what I said you know when the video
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first came out that we're just going to
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call them cars that this that this is
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the same kind of of transition like
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smartphone that I feel like we're pretty
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much on the other side of the smartphone
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transition where it's just back to
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people calling them phones
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yeah that there's no real need to have
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this distinction anymore between
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smartphones and phones because you can
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just assume that everybody's phone is
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smart and I think that the the cars are
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going to go through that exact same
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thing we're going to have a little bit
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of a phase where they're called
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autonomous or whatever and then it's
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gonna just going to slide right back and
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back to cars and it's like when when
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where cars not self-driving like people
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won't even remember how long do you
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think that phase will be that that that
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time we will need it even need a
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differentiator like how long is the
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period in debate when human-driven cars
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and navies are sharing the road
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I mean I know you were getting a few
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autonomous vehicles already but that
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they're still very novel how long do you
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think that the time will be that we're
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sharing in a mainstream driving is
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shared between human driven cars and
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autonomous vehicles is it going to be
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like two years is going to be 30 years
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like you know what would you mention
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this kind of thing is very hard to say
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but say you know way closer to two years
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than 30 years
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yeah I know it's not quite the same the
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analogy that i'm going to make here but
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I think it's a good frame of reference
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which is which is again going back to
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smartphones I think smartphones took
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over so fast because they had such
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incredible economic utility for people
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and you know you give you like rewind
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back to 2005 lots of people didn't feel
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like they needed a smartphone and I
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talked to I talked to just about
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everybody about autonomous cars like I
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think it's a really interesting topic
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and i'm also always really interested to
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see how people
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react to the topic like what you know
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what do they think about this I can and
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how do they react to the very idea and
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like okay so i've had this theory which
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i think is kind of born out by some of
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the very early autonomous car stuff
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where I think most people will approach
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autonomous cars is like oh this is maybe
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it's like not something I need or maybe
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it's not something that's realistic or
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maybe it's not something that's possible
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and then as soon as someone is able to
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like sit in an autonomous car even a
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limited autonomous car it becomes two
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things straight away boring it becomes
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very boring like visit this is a report
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from almost everybody who's done any
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kind of riding an autonomous cars they
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remarked on how immediately you get used
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to it and it just seems totally normal
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is a very human factor is people then
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immediately start focusing on all of the
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limitations i was like five minutes ago
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you were doubtful about this thing and
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now you're wondering well why can't just
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drive anywhere ever want to go I want
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more practice like now I want this to do
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so much more
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I think that's the transition that
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happens in people's mind from like
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doubtful too boring to why can't do
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absolutely everything I really think
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there's going to be just like a
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tremendous pole and even if they're not
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workable under all scenarios i think the
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transition will actually be quite quick
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with a few other ideas that again like
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the autonomous car thing really breaks
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down by age with people that I find
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super interesting of like the older
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person is there always framing it in the
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idea of like oh I don't want to buy an
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autonomous car like that tends to be the
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feeling of it like I like driving i know
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i don't want to buy an autonomous car
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but then the younger the person is the
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the thought tends to flip much more of
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this idea like renting an autonomous car
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right being able to have access to an
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autonomous car and having it show up to
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them whenever whenever they need it so I
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also think that kind of thing will make
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a transition much much faster than we
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might expect because on unlike I
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phones or android phones where you have
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to manufacture one for every single
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person on the face of the earth to
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personally owned the manufacturing
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capabilities for cars is obviously much
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lower and much slower than it is for
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smartphones but i think the difference
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is a company like uber for example can
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service a lot of people with a smaller
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number of autonomous cars so I i expect
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once once these things are really on the
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road that it's going to be a relatively
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fast transition period you know and
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it'll it'll be limited entirely by
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manufacturing capability that it'll just
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be a huge economic demand and and just
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it's just a question of like how fast
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can people get them on the roads
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I think that's what it's going to be
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another thing my friend told me I've not
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actually saying this year I've just
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while you were talking I was just
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looking for a picture or video of it and
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I haven't been able to find one but
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apparently is happening and I I thought
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even you would find a quite charming
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they're trying a few autonomous small
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autonomous cars or pods in a few places
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around the UK and I think it might be a
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city called milton keynes where that
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there's no yelling at the moment and
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what's happening at the moment he was
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telling me because he wasn't sore and
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found that very amusing was these things
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obviously the moment going incredibly
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slowly and then having to explain to
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people what they are and how it's
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working at the moment is there is
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literally someone who walks in front of
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it and tells people this is an
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autonomous car you know get out the way
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and things like that and he was saying
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this is soccer football but i'm just
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gonna I'll try
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to me now no okay do you know what
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I mean I'm is this going to be another
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conversation Brady where I need to humor
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stuff happening in the world and not
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talk about the most remarkable sporting
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story that has happened in a very very
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long time but it is always something
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remarkable story last time they saw you
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the world you go to Africa and
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everyone's wearing you know manchester
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united and arsenal shirt people like
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their soccer I know that so much money
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has poured into the top few clubs that
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winning this thing actually winning the
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league has become a real monopoly and
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they're only sort of a few teams a
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handful of teams that have a chance of
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winning it
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the way the team's work this is not like
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the NFL in America we know is
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unintentionally kind of social list
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where there are you distributing the
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money all of the day I'm trying to keep
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the team's even now so this is much more
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like like the National the National
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Baseball League it is more like that but
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it is more like major league baseball
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ticket sales are funding the teams so
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you can get a snowball effect go
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football in America has a draft so that
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choosing the players is shared around
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picks so they can strengthen their team
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picks so they can't because good players
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games so could you not have that soccer
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does not have that they're okay but they
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to make things fair but it doesn't work
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so the money is shared like that the
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television money is shared among the
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clubs but if your club is owned by a
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russian billionaire who liked like
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Chelsea then you have a lot more money
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you can buy better players you can buy
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the cream of the crop from all around
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the world assemble this incredible squad
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of players and pretty much guarantee
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you're going to be near the top of the
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luzhou so every year the same few teams
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win the premier leg and the other teams
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fight it out for the middle places and
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the bottom places
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about the way soccer works that's
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different from american sport is the
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bottom in the case of the Premiership
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the bottom three teams every season if
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you finish in the bottom three you get
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kicked out of the leg and you go down to
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a lower leg some term got it
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this is a city in England called Lester
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because i used to live right near at up
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into Leicester millions of times i used
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to work there for the baby say they just
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got up to the Premiership the top league
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cup few seasons ago and actually last
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year as the season was drawing to an end
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they were in bottom place and they were
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certain to be relegated down to the
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lower league so their time with the big
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boys was nearly over and that amazingly
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they had a strong finish to the season
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and they just stayed up miraculously
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they got out of that bottom three and
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then managed to stay in the Premiership
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for another year
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ok this season when the bookmakers were
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doing the odds the odds of Leicester
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City winning the premiership-winning at
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all was literally five thousand to one
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of you walk into a bookmaker and gave
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them a pound you would get 5,000 pounds
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if they won the league and and
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bookmakers were happily taking the bets
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who if anyone was stupid enough to do it
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well what happened was listed city did
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win the premiership this season
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well in in one of the most remarkable
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like just all here that is plotted along
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and they kept winning and drawing and
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having a good season and i will right
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near the top and everyone was saying
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I've done so well so no drop away but
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they've done really well and they just
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never dropped away and all the big teams
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that always win everything
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most of them just had sort of mediocre
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seasons and it was just the stars align
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and these underdogs with this really
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cheap squad of players that costs a
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fraction of what
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all the other teams cost just kept
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plugging away kept winning and they want
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the whole league and that was the most
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remarkable fairytale story and let
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everyone in the country pretty much
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started supporting them and getting
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behind them but the thing that I found
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quite interesting as well who was the
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way that betting on football works now
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has changed in recent years and i don't
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know if you know about this but I've got
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this cash out option so if you bet on
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something and that thing but looks like
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it's becoming increasingly likely
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bookmakers give you this chance to cash
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out you're better at like lower odds so
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as lesson yeah
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as Lester season was continuing yeah
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yeah these like died had stupid fans
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that put like 10 pounds on Lester to win
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the league just throwing their money
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away suddenly they were sitting on like
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this incredible lottery ticket that was
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going to win them a whole stack of money
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so the bookmaker start saying well if
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you cash out now we'll catch that better
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at a hundred-to-one 1 202 one and then
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you're left with this dilemma
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so I love these Lester fans halfway
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through the season started cashing out
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these bets and then there's all
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obviously there's these stories of these
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diehard fans that waited all the way to
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the end and now get this incredible
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payday has been a fantastic story gray
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and it's one of the times that I'm said
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you're not into sport my takeaway from
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that is mostly on circling around
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well this is cashing out early thing
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they're really works for the BET makers
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favor they're not they're not doing you
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any favors for you
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with who you can catch out now right
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because if a team gets halfway through
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the season with incredibly unlikely odds
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the odds of them winning aren't not
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incredibly unlikely any more rightly
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it's changed and so of course of course
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the bookies will do anything to get you
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to reassess your bat and caching you out
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from their perspective is is the winning
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play every time that's actually it's
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it's it's it's interesting it's an
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interesting it is an interesting dilemma
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it's become a really big passport now
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even like an individual games like if
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you bet on manchester united to win five
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know which is an unlikely score
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and and 17 minutes into a 90-minute game
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therefore Neil up you can cash out in
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the middle of the game like you can
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press a button on your app and so I'm
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gonna cash out and take a portion of my
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winnings because i don't think they're
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big win so it's become this whole and
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obviously it's all very mathematical so
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bookmakers are trying to incentivize you
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on there you should do a number file
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video on this but I feel like my you
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know and of course what matters here
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about to have a gun tree
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action which if mathematics is taught as
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anything is that humans are terrible and
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statistical gut reactions right yeah but
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my gut reaction is there can't ever be
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our to phrase this that over the long
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there's no winning strategy which
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involves cashing out early right that it
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seems to me like that should always be
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the statistically wrong thing to do to
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cash out early but maybe I'm wrong maybe
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there's a scenario under which that's
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not the case i'd be curious to know how
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well this is the scenario would have
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been if things went to as they should
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have been in leicester city started
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losing football games because Leicester
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City just aren't supposed to win that
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many football games so if I halfway
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through the season ever just what you're
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looking you're looking backwards in time
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now I don't mean is there a scenario
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under which if you had known the future
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you could have better i'm saying that
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halfway through any kind of sporting
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season or sporting game if you're given
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the option by a bookie to cash out
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I feel like that has to be
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definitionally the incorrect strategic
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play to make yeah I see what he's saying
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and obviously the bookmakers a
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constantly changing and adjusting odds
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to ensure the best outcome for
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themselves
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I I heard some bookmakers being
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interviewed about actually and they did
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say something interesting because
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obviously they took this tremendous hit
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on the all these lists the city friends
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even if they bet just a few pounds they
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were winning you know tens of thousands
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of pounds blues bet and I was saying to
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the bookmakers are you must be just you
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must be devastated because you're taking
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such a big hit on this on this unlikely
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outcome and they said that's true we've
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taken a big hit today because of this
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but all season
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leicester city have been winning games
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no one expected them to win and we've
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been taking money on all those games yes
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yeah I feel like that that's the case of
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people not understanding how bookmaking
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works exactly
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if you think like all these poor
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bookmakers having to pay out these big
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ones like but where do you think that
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money came from practice like that
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killed four people on the other side of
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the best at and the other thing that
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people are forgetting about this is it's
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almost become the defining attribute of
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this leicester city win has been that
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they were 5,000 to one who has become
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the thing over the media is picked up on
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that you could like that was shown what
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all she could
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get on them finding the Loch Ness
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monster or Elvis being alive and and the
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odds were always better like this was so
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unlikely that the other things were more
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likely and it's been such a story and
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documentaries about this is already
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being made in the calling that you know
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five thousand to one against the odds
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and this has become it's almost like the
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defining thing about this has become all
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around gambling and odds and I just
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think it's just publicity that the
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bookmaking industry can't buy like it's
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almost it's always become this message
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that's going out there is you should
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place bets because sometimes miracles
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happen and you end and you'll win a
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whole stack of money and it's like it's
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a really negative message actually to be
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putting out that you know they're really
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glorifying gambling this whole thing so
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I'd the bookmaker bookmakers are loving
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it so I have to ask you then I mean that
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you're saying always this is me it's an
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amazing story right
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yeah my question though is did leicester
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city have some kind of Moneyball
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strategy or was this just just the case
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of well anything that has 5,000 to one
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odds you should still at it you should
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still expect that it happens every 5,000
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times yeah right it's like so so which
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of these things was the outcome like
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what was did they have something that
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was opaque to the bookies or is this
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just like look stuff happens sometimes
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good good teams play worse than you
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expect and bad teams play better than
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you expect just the random chance
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yeah i mean the thing that's different
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is this happens over 38 games overseas
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and normally that stuff
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anyone can we not any day but normally
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over 38 games these things to
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traditionally even out but in answer to
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your question I don't know the answer to
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your question because I disappointing
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you trying to wind me up with an amazing
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story was like oh ok a thing happened
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everyone has a theory everyone has
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different theories on why it's like it's
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like okay but it was a very at the very
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least the coaches in coming out and
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saying oh we had some incredible
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strategy that nobody's ever thought of
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that the coaches part of the story
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actually the coaches Italian guy called
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claudio ranieri and this was his first
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season as coach he's probably getting
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the lion's share of the credit for
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having brought these disparate group of
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men together and man manage them that
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were classic kind of bad news bears
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rejects him and he's been credited with
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forming them into this sort of bed
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two brothers that would die for each
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other and and sort of turn them into
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this unit on the on the field so it's
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made the season really wonderful and so
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many people on Twitter and social media
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so you've got to talk to grab at
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leicester city and I was sort of racking
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my brains thinking what can i say to you
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about it and I didn't think the gambling
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was broken catching up
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that's was probably the only could find
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was that there was there is by far and
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away the connectivity of entry
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especially because you don't have for me
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an example like oh the Oakland A's won
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20 games in a row because they were
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using this interesting technology to do
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it is like maybe a thing just happened
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by random I mean every like at you you
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ask you know you ask different people
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and they'll have their theory sport is
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very polarizing like that some people
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will bring it down to tactics and other
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people will say it's because of other
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people say it's because they've they
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were drinking beetroot juice and you
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anything else after sprouts yeah but
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look at everybody has their own theory
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because most people don't know anything
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like that you know again it's like the
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statistics of it tho show you a lot
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about how these games or click you can
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make statistical predictions about games
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i think the thing about a statistical
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prediction like one and five thousand is
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again people don't understand that it
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doesn't mean that it's impossible
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like it's a thing that should happen but
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incredibly rarely like maybe 1 in 5,000
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times if a 1 in 5,000 event never
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occurred that would be weird right that
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would mean something was wrong with your
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your predictions over the over the long
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run but it shouldn't have happened in my
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lifetime
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shut up because that because the chance
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of my 60 70 80 years on earth
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folding in that 5,000 years were pretty
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unlikely but see now this is exactly why
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it's a special and exciting game for you
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braid exactly because for your lifetime
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this statistically rare thing has
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occurred in his pathetic isn't that
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exciting for you so as successors when
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you and I are point our successes to
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take over how the internet into the next
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generation looks like they're not going
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to get to talk about this is just as
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successors yeah well when we retire and
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we're going to hand over the reins to
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like a young two are they you know
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younger people to young dudes talking to
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take over at some point isn't that like
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when that happened I had TV shows you
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know you presenters come on and stuff
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eventually we're going to have to hand
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over the reins
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no no it's ours where we burn it to the
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that's that's how did they rate gambling
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for me is this funny topic where my
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interest in gambling is shockingly high
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like I find it a very very interesting
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very very engaging subject but my
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participation and it is basically zero
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like it was essentially never actually
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put down money on anything I got hit
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just have no interest in doing it but
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it's like once again like I'm country
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going to Las Vegas probably the summer
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is like I'm going to be hypnotized by
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all of the gambling that takes place i'm
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gonna be super interested in the casinos
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and like all of the sports betting and
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all of that kind of stuff like I totally
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love it but i also just have zero
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interest and actually when you say that
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like i should be surprised where is
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that's like the most predictable thing
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in the world because I you're like you
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know you're interested in sort of
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mathematics and economics and and things
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land probabilities but bae i mean if you
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looked up risk-averse in the dictionary
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I reckon it would be a photo of you
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that's everyone's at risk aversion
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towards the career you are the most risk
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averse person i know but i don't think
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you can imagine no you don't understand
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I i have time internal calculations
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about what risks i am and I'm not
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willing to take but like I don't think
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leaving a teaching career for YouTube
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was risk-averse by definition it was a
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calculated risk
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I it was not yet you did not you did not
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quit your job as a teacher until you
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were very successful on YouTube you are
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like your monkey that will not let go of
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one vine until he's got his hand on the
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other 50 yeah yeah it's not so don't
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like that so don't tell me like you you
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know you took some crazy risk and quit
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your job and inside or out what now
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ok I'll try youtube you will like you or
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you can download google bit better just
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be the doc told me you took a risk you
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did not take a risk you don't like you
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you can't argue that youtubing is a a
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more secure career than teaching if I
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was purely risk-averse I wouldn't be
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doing YouTube now I don't think you can
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be purely risk-averse you are highly
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risky office
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I mean you can't you like you have an
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aversion to it but you know everything
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is a risk so but i think it was a very
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low-risk option you took yeah that's
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exactly what i want to make everything a
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low-risk possible that's not a new
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version i think it is risk aversion can
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I think oh I think always taking
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what that's exactly it i want the
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downside to be super low like what am i
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professional embarrassment and what's
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the what's the potential upside like Oh
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that's like ultimate reward yes that is
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the ultimate reward that's that's what I
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someone more so I wonder if a bookmaker
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came up to you and said gray he's like a
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suitcase of cash if you you can take
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this right now but you can never do
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cash out
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it depends on how big the suitcase of
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caches like it but I can do I could do
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like that the red like I would do the
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estimated income for like the next 10
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money is sitting in front of me now and
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then like what's the probability that
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like it's not a hundred percent of that
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the code we will be working out in the
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cold aren't you getting some of this
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money or ok
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oh no it's good i thought yeah I didn't
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think of that yeah my work out well
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actually yes I always do you think I'm
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just taking his money for me
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well maybe burning you professionally
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would have some kind of cost and that
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suitcase has to cover that God's record
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let me just loving spends on Brady to
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keep them happy
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it's gonna pay off Brady yeah exactly
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it's let's let our forgot to pay off
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Brady is his house burns down
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that's right you know they don't want to
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ensure that kindness and how do you make
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decisions what you just look in the sky
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a butterfly passes by and then you just
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run with your gut on it is that how you
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decide things
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no I don't think I'm I'm a massive risk
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taker but but i will get in a plane to
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look like they're stripped see Mount
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Mount Everest so I'm gonna get that line
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risks bond up biggest tiger either
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I mean nothing nothing's are risking
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yours has nails because you have proof
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yes here we go here we go right of
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course and they have plane crashes you
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just get a white knuckle your way
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through it aren't you buddy I'm gonna be
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what plane crash so that was a rough
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yeah don't you tell me what to do so for
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stay in the european union and so when
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topic but I put myself on the hook for
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vote soon and i did a bunch of research
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contradictory information that i
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a list of which states pay more to the
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federal government and which states
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payless the federal government like
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the EU there's no real answer here and
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this kind of stuff was like every
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having to get into these questions which
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calculate that number and when I was
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tell all of the groups that were
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assumptions that you just have a lot of
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assumptions that are kind of being taken
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on faith if we assume this and if we
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assume that it's like okay well all i
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assumptions and then I can kind of come
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yeah and and the other problems are not
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only are these things really complicated
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like but there's also so much intangible
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knows as you know like like if we leave
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we still be allowed to do this we no
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longer allowed to do this
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could we renegotiate that there's like
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so much negotiating to be done
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afterwards that is clouded in mystery
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it's probably unsurprising that a lot of
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the discussions I've been having in
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regard to this have been with scientists
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and concentrate just on the science side
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small niche is completely baffling and
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complicated obviously written pays in
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money into pots grounds which are then
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redistributed around Europe and a whole
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bunch of that's flows back into Britain
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are we gathering that contributors or
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net losses from that but then there's
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all these complicated collaborations
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involved in because you're part of the
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European right but you're allowed to use
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telescopes and space things will Britain
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still be part of that will we get kicked
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way into there
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we know that there's all these things
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that are really that really and known as
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a spin it i wish i could no more of the
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answers before I invited but no one
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seems to have them this is a little bit
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like the scottish national referendum on
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larger scale
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yeah and when we discussed that
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referendum we touched on the same thing
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that so much of it is a but what happens
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want to know and that's what you can't
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research and write this video this
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particular point is the thing that
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killed the video dead for me when I was
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thinking through about like okay what
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whatwhat video is there to make here but
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it but it was realizing like okay let's
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imagine in the future that the brexit
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because this is a non-binding resolution
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by the way I think you could cover man
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couldn't there you go like we're not
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going to leave right it's not actually
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binding but but let's assume that the
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government that makes motions to leave
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looking through people's arguments and
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what people are are discussing about the
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election it's all based on assumptions
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of what the united kingdom will or won't
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do after leaving and I think that the
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clearest example for this the biggest
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hot-button issue in this election has to
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do with migration largely right and and
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big thing short version for people
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outside of the European Union is that if
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you become a citizen of any european
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union state you can live anywhere within
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the European Union that includes the
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united kingdom and the hot-button issue
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is that it means that countries that are
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more relaxed with their immigration the
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United Kingdom might disagree with who
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they're letting in but like the United
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Kingdom can't tell germany who is going
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to come in as an immigrant for example
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the country's can disagree on
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immigration in this way where it's like
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Germany's immigration policies can
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affect the United Kingdom and so right
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it's like one of the big issues here and
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so it's like okay well if I was going to
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try to write something about that you
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realize like oh ok if you if you're if
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that's like a big issue for you if you
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if it's important to you to limit
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immigration
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well the e referendum thing doesn't
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actually address your problem in anyway
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because if the UK leaves and then in a
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few years for some reason there's a
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government changeover in the UK like the
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party switch or somebody else gets
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elected the UK could just change the
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laws again by the the the UK could
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decide in 10 years and we're just gonna
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have an open-door immigration policy
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argument the argument against n is at
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least as the UK deciding ok it's a
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different party and it might be a
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different decision but the people who
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are saying you know sovereigns over in
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UK so everything that doesn't matter
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great what matters is that it's the UK
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government deciding and sure we can
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change your mind but that should be our
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decision not the people in Brussels I am
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simply saying that like I kept finding
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this weird thing that like the issues
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that people seem to be interested and
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focused on are almost unrelated to the
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actual referendum that's occurring right
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where it's like okay what's going to
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happen without a great i don't agree
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with you online
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probably probably to agree with you on
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the underlying things but the at the
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argument here is yet you're right it's
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the people don't care about you know a
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lot of the fine details of how your
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opinion works you know how you
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essentially nobody cares right like to a
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first approximation no one what this
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argument boils down to 0 is the pic is
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the argument being used by the bricks at
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peopleÃs you should be our decision
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right like whatever the whatever you are
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whatever your the bee in your bonnet is
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whether it's immigration whoever it
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whether it's farming whether its tariffs
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whether it's whatever whatever but
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whether it's the price of carrots
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it doesn't matter their argument is if
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it's in Britain it should be Britain's
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decision and we're sick of a whole bunch
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of people from other countries making
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decisions about our laws there and
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they use this big sovereignty argument
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they say we're sick to death of people
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who aren't British you are living in
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Britain deciding the rules in Britain
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and that's the drum that's the drum
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they're beating and whatever their
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motives are and some people say a lot of
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people will say it's racially motivated
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other people will say it's it's a deep
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abiding belief and sovereignty that is
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you know in their core and other
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people's you know whatever I didn't want
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to make that's what it's about it's not
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about so yes immigration might be
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driving it or terrorists might be
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driving or trade or business or science
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or whatever is driving it that the
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argument that's being used is who makes
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the decisions i completely agree with
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what you're saying there and when I was
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trying to think about this
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I realize because of this idea that ok
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countries can change don't change laws
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to be whatever they want like the UK
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leaves it can do whatever the heck it
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ones right or there's this question of
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being in the peon union and being to
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some extent constrained by decisions of
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the European Union ultimately what's
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happening i think in voters minds is
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this whole election is really just a
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question of do you trust the european
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union or do you not trust the European
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what's occurring i am convinced that in
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elections people like to think of
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themselves as looking at the issues and
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making some kind of decision but I don't
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think that's really what happens i think
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in all kinds of Elections people are
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reacting on an emotional level to some
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kind of fundamental thing
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yeah and in in this election i think
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that thing is an idea about trust of the
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european union or not
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yeah now cause like I think like
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everybody does like I feel like I'm some
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kind of exception to this because I
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don't feel when i think about this this
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election like I don't think that I'm
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thinking of it and this this trust level
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but of course everybody imagines there
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an exception to the rule and like still
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in aggregate this thing occurs
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yeah but so that's partly why when I was
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sitting down and trying to
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right out something about a video on
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this I realize like okay well there's
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kind of nothing to talk about here
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because if i if I'm trying to make a
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video that's like cutting down the
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middle if the core of this election is a
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question about trusting the EU or
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trusting the UK over the EU it is
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there's there's no numbers that i can
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draw upon that I think are meaningful in
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terms of what is the actual financial
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benefit or return on investment and then
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there's kind of nothing to talk about
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because if i want to talk about why the
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European Union is bad like let's say I
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want to talk about all of the stuff
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about the undemocratic nature of the
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European Union is like well that's
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really a question about do you trust
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that the european union will be able to
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reform itself to be more democratic in
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the future or not or do you trust that
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an independent United Kingdom will be
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able to make all of the best decisions
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for itself and we'll be able to manage
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itself on the world stage without the
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backing of the European Union like who
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do you trust more like this you don't
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mean like there's nothing concrete here
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buried I'm not going to do it
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we're talking about here because
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otherwise people will nag me forever but
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that's that's kind of my feeling about
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this i mean no other I don't know what
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EU trade agreement that's hasn't
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realize that but also it's really boring
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like trade agreements are really boring
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going to be making a video about who do
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conclusion up is that there's very
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little to talk about
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current state of play like for example
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it's you know where these things like it
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turns out is more complicated than a
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straight up answer but all I could
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ultimately talk about is what does it
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this but I i think that that kind of
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vast majority of people like most people
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just don't care like I said people over
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imagine themselves as informed voters
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when I don't think they are but also
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like when I was trying when I was trying
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to write out some of that stuff it just
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it felt weird because I couldn't talk
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that is the like endless series of what
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ifs what will it be like for the United
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agreements who knows is that a big
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what-if grow there are plenty of
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countries that are not in the european
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union could you not just look to them
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about how does China negotiate with
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other people how does India work how
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does Australia you know there are lots
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could look to as examples and how do
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they get by in the world because that is
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something that a lot of people zoe
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britton should stay there you because
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numbers and then a lot of other people
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say well strategy does what doing quite
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nicely em and they're not part of the EU
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and they they negotiate with America and
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they have trade agreements in place and
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they do this and they do that they don't
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have people in Brussels telling them
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what their law should be i'm not saying
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that's the best I'm not saying you know
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that's what you should do but lots of
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countries exist that in the EU so it's
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not that it's not this massive unknown
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from Mars that no one could possibly
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predict there are lots of countries that
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do it so i couldn't have looked to them
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negotiate with the united states that do
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these kind of trade agreements but even
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looking at some of that stuff it quickly
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becomes a question of cherry-picking
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like what
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it's easy to fall into a trap of picking
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examples that you like I I just think
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it's dangerous to try to pick some
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particular country and say like oh the
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UK will end up like X it will end up
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like Australia will it i don't know like
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that depends a lot on how the UK wants
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to negotiate trade agreements it depends
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on so many things that i don't think
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it's an easy not even an easy question i
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don't think it's a really noble question
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to answer i will the United States and
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the UK still do trade agreements sure
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i'm sure they will but I don't know if
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there's any way to say would that be
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better or worse than with the EU i think
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i think it just it it still just comes
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down to this
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this speculation in fog of picking
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examples that then end up just betraying
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what you're trying to push behind a
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video instead of doing a video was like
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here's a neutral take on a thing i found
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in just a very kind of frustrating thing
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to try to do and and that has partly why
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happen even though like I think it's
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it's obviously it's an important vote
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that people are going to do like it's a
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big deal
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it'll be a big deal if the United
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interesting that the United Kingdom
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votes to stay I like looking at it right
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now the the the opinion polls are
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actually quite close about about staying
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number of of undecideds there's also a
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strong feeling though that in opinion
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polls you know that's just a random
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sampling but the bricks at people the
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people who have more energized and
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actually are likely to go out and vote
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in a voluntary vote where is the stay
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people might be more apathetic so the
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opinion polls might be a bit skewed in
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that way and breaks it might be doing
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better than it looks
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as well
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is is that the brexit side is almost by
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definition the more energetic side and
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they're also therefore also the more
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likely to go out and vote side whereas
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team status quo is also much more likely
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to not vote you know I don't know what
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do you think great you have a position
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do you mean which way am I going to vote
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is that what you mean yeah what have you
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got that and you said yeah but why are
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you gonna fight ye style guy
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well what about You Brady you want you
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move first in this chess game if I if
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the election was today little I would
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fight to stay
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why would you vote to stay of all the
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interactions in my life and all the
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things that happen for me professionally
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and personally I feel like I benefit
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more from being in the EU I travel in
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Europe a lot i do black work in Europe
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em so I i also think I also think of
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being part of a bigger community is is
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better i have a real you no interest in
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science and an allegiance to science and
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research and I think I think science is
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better served by being in the EU as well
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and certainly the scientists I've spoken
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to think that as well I don't know where
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the sciences as divided on the issue as
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the rest of the community but I haven't
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got that feeling
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who and I don't know and also just like
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the people who the people in positions
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of authority or with opinions who I
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value more of them seem to want to stay
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and of the people who i think are a bit
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fringe in a bit bonkers they they they
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passionately advocate leaving and that's
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that's not entirely good reason
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you know that's not entirely good basis
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to make a decision on but it does
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contribute you know you can only you
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know you've got people in in public life
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who you respect and people who you
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respect less and if all the people you
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respect to saying one thing and all the
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people you respect this are saying the
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other that's it that's a clue at least
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so you're saying that the the pro brexit
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people there's an uncommon number of hat
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wearers in that group is that what
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you're saying yeah that's right yeah
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there's a lot of top hats but maybe you
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know i'm mad but but don't let me say I
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do sometimes here brakes and people
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speak and they make they make some good
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some of them are persuasive and that's
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not election day and maybe something
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will be said or something will happen
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that will change my mind i'm i'm not you
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know I don't feel like I'm nailed on em
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but when it was first announced I was
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stay and nothing has moved me out of
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that yet land and I'd I i imagine it
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won't lie i'm open to it
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what about you it's what I'll say is it
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when it first came out I was on the
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stage a side right stay in the European
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Union yeah and so I did a bunch of
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always I always try to do with this
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stuff you know like we mentioned before
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it's very easy to like you most of the
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people i know in my life people whose
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opinions i respect our pro staying and
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the side effect of that is that you very
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often hear the opposing opinions
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filtered through the person who thinks
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that those opinions are done and so it's
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easy to end up with this again like this
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infuriating totem this imaginary idea of
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what the other side is saying so i spent
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a while trying to find people arguing
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for breakfast it in their own words
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unmodified like giving speeches or
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reading articles from people who were
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pro brexit like let me see this first
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hand as opposed to hearing it filtered
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through someone else and and as always
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necessarily agree with these people but
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I i have almost never had a case yet of
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looking at someone who I think are here
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is crazy reading their stuff we're
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hearing their stuff firsthand and
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thinking there's still kind of crazy
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maybe or i don't agree with them
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they're way less crazy than they're
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portrayed as the end in some ways with
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the UK with the brexit stuff i had this
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interesting feeling of like ok these
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arguments are not is crazy as I thought
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them but i do think like some some of
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the ideas about sort of like what you
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national sovereignty about making your
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own decisions right like this kind like
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they're there is some amount of
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residence with that the this idea of of
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the sovereignty of a nation and like it
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okay that's why they keep bringing it up
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because yeah it's such a smart you know
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that's a smart move because that's what
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that does charming everyone doesn't get
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I think Buster's your destiny
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yeah who likes the idea of somebody else
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telling you what to do
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nobody right nobody's pro somebody else
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tell me what to do they don't like that
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so it was always reading through a bunch
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of stuff the the end result is like I
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like man is the European Union like such
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a beast
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government actually works has like oh my
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there is a lot of truth to that
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like if there was a tiny country that
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ran a government the way the European
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Union objecting that like your
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government is not very democratic but
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like you can like you have this weird
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weird situation so that's that's that's
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sort of my end result I I still feel
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like i would i would vote to stay my
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position has been softened slightly but
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i'm also been weird position that like
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so you are you are voting for staying
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out of the self-interest of the science
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like science and the science community
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and the benefits that are are aggregated
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from that and I I because like I'm not
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British right like I'm just a person
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living here you know that's me to
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remember the leg in some ways the this
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idea about like British sovereignty is
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is like a theoretical game to play like
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okay whatever like I'm not British it
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doesn't know it's not it's not my
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business in some ways but what I do have
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this feeling of is like I live in London
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about how cities work and how his sort
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of awful but big cities drain useful
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talented intelligent people from as big
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of a catchment area as they possibly can
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this is what cities do and this is what
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we were talking about before with guns
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germs and steel when you mentioned this
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thing about how like density matters
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like getting a bunch of people in an
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area it really matters and then you add
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on top of that like cities end up
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specializing right where cities become
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known for a particular thing and I feel
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like well for for Humanity as a whole I
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think it is always good to be able to
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feed mega cities more than feed the less
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and so I kind of thought is like great
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if London can act as this incredible
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center of gravity that people in the
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rest of Europe want to move to the
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biggest city in the european union and
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people can get there and they can they
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can work with others and there's like
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this human density and things can arrive
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out of it
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I am very much in favor of that I wanted
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to be easy for as many people as
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possible to move to London because
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humanity as a whole benefits from this
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kind of talent density that is my
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probably wildly unpopular like political
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platform
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or why the United Kingdom should stay in
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the European Union is not compelling to
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me especially with London having spent
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most of the last week in London I think
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London has gone past the Maryland point
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of benefiting from more people coming
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into it i think London could do with
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hitting the brakes rawr
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it's just blunt London has passed
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critical mass now and now what do you
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mean that's just a mess
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I don't think London's still on that
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nice curve of things getting better and
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smarter people come in now London's just
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become a place where a lot of people are
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pretty miserable and it's too big too
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congested and I think the hundreds do
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big property prices say you're wrong you
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cannot use property prices in London for
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anything there are way too many
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billionaires and London is an exception
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to everything when it comes to that kind
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of comparison but i don't agree with you
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there i don't agree with you that like
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londonlondon does have this particular
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this particular problem of people buying
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big properties like investment
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properties a way to move to move money
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out of their countries like to just put
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in some property and in the safe stable
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country right
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yeah that does totally happen but that's
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not taking up seven million units of
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housing that is such a small small
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number of the housing units by
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comparison here is is san francisco
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right where San Francisco I find it
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absolutely fascinating i always read
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about the San Francisco property problem
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because i find it just really
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interesting
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san Francisco has the most expensive
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real estate in the world now feel like
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they they have surpassed japan which has
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been long left surpass Tokyo which has
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long been the the record holder here
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that is clearly a side effect of it is
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incredibly valuable to be located in San
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Francisco because of some of these
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density side effects right if you are a
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technology company or if you are a
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start-up you want to go to San Francisco
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and the property prices there are crazy
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like outrageously crazy property prices
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you know even worse than a place like
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London but people still want to go there
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and they pay those prices because on
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aggregate like it's still worth it
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to do that like that that's what the
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that's what property prices show you is
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people want to live in an area it's the
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reason all of the mega cities are are
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expensive is because there's huge value
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to people to live there i think people
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sometimes need to frame city property
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prices in a different way where they go
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oh my god it's so expensive per square
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I guess but part of what you're paying
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for is access to all of these other
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things including jobs like it's not just
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the square footage of your place
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it's what do you have access to and
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access to other people and jobs valuable
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we're getting into want to need and wait
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again here i don't know if people want
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to live there i think people have to
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live there and and they're taking a big
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hit in their happiness for the sake of
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their wallet and maybe if we could do
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something to help them if if humans
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could intervene somehow i don't know
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last last episode we spoke about just
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just letting economic forces take their
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take their route or whether we should
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intervene or something and I think this
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is a really good example where it would
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be so handy if we could sort of
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intervene and and stop people feeling
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like they have to be in certain places
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you know my uber driver who I talked
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about football and Formula One and stuff
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with had just moved to London and he was
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absolutely miserable and he was hating
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life in London but he just felt like he
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had to move there you know it wasn't
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earning enough money was in Italy and
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like and like now he's living in a
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crappy place and he's just got enough
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money to sort of get by two working two
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jobs but he felt like he had no choice
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I feel sorry for him like I i wish we
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had a society where he had another
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choice and i'm not i'm not you know
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fair enough he he felt like he had to do
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it was a voluntary decision and property
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prices continue to go up in London
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because not everyone feels like going to
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be there but I feel sorry for him and I
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like I was thinking is that we could do
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is there something is there some way we
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could create a situation where people
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didn't feel they had to move to london
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just because they couldn't get a job
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anywhere
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gross but that but that's what happened
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and it seems like that doesn't seem like
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what's gonna happen is London just going
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to turn into this huge giant black hole
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that's gonna suck all the money out of
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the world but also all the happiness out
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of the world
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I mean what do we how do we get around
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this i mean i know they're billionaires
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and people living in London right
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happily and really lovely places but
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there seemed to be a lot more people who
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are just scraping by on the fringes you
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know cleaning the toilets and driving
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the neighbors were quickly getting into
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the Brady in gray discuss how to solve
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all the world's problems portion of this
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podcast because this immediately becomes
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connected to absolutely everything and i
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will just just briefly point out that it
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sounds like he may have been just
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scraping by in London but he wasn't able
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to just scrape by wherever he was in
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Italy from your description it sounds
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like he was worse off wherever he can
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hear you of course and Annika said he
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moved to London voluntarily because it
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was it was better for him but but I
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think it's because of the attitude that
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you displayed a little bit earlier
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saying hey the bigger we can make London
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the better the more brains we can get
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here the more stuff we can funnel into
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this megacity the better it is for
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everyone and I'm saying hang on a second
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maybe few of those companies and a few
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of those smart people set up their
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business somewhere else if the love got
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spread a bit more you know that guy
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wouldn't be forced to live in some dingy
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little tiny apartment work 23 hours a
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day 28 and he could live somewhere nice
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and Italy and go work for one of those
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companies and I know and I this is
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supply and demand i know the city's kind
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of form themselves and there's no
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archenemy living in a volcano that's
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making all of this happen but like i
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said i think London's gone too far it's
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like it's got too big i think it's past
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some point it's it's gone past some
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optimal point now and it's become
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suboptimal i just want to point out a
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small clarification here because I said
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that it was better for Humanity I didn't
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say it was better for everyone
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okay thanks like this is this is a
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subtle but important point i am not
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saying that everybody who moves to a
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city is better off and I will always and
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forever think of LA and New York as the
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cities that are crushers of human
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James people move there and they have
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their dreams of fame and fortune crushed
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in various ways but la nonetheless has
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become this specialization for the
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entertainment industry and I think that
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humanity as a whole has a better
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entertainment industry with it being
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centralized to a large portion in one
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place like more things can happen
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because of the density of the people
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there and so like humanity for a whole
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benefits because la is this dense
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centralized focus place i'm not saying
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everybody who moved to LA like oh boy
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what a great time they have is like now
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it crushes your dreams and spits you out
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right thanks to those are very different
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things and so I i am making the like for
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the betterment of humanity argument not
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necessarily anybody in particular
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argument of I want an even bigger denser
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London than currently exists and I think
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that have leaving the European Union
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decreases the probability of that
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happening in the future but like I he
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want every smart ambitious person in
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Romania to move to london like I think
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that is better for Humanity as a whole
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then having people be trapped in their
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generally for freedom of movement and
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freedom of movement increases density
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which i think is better for Humanity i'm
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not an expert on the subject and i'm
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also in favor freedom of movement but i
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will say that i don't i don't know if
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it's better for Humanity to have a good
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software industry in san francisco and
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could spend movies coming out of LA and
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lots and lots and lots and lots of
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miserable people i think maybe what
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would be better for humanity would be to
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have more happy humans
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I think that is exactly the kind of
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comment that you make when you're not
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actually arguing the point is like yes I
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I to Brady I too want there to be more
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happy people
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nobody's going to argue that point right
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but i think one of the ways that we get
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more happy people is by pushing
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civilization forward it's by getting
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penicillin it's by having better
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entertainment options is by increasing
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technology I think these are all the
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ways that we get better happier people
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like this way we have a better happier
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clustering people in cities is one of
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the most effective ways to get this i'm
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not saying we should abolish cities i
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bought i don't think you're saying
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abolish cities you've got this kind of
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be all and end all of as we just got to
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keep we're gonna go push forward to
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going to keep developing thing you know
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when you talked about although when you
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talk about penicillin and all these
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great developments i don't hear talking
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about nuclear bombs and AK forty-sevens
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and landmines and like this relentless
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push to make everything better and more
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efficient and and you know as absolute
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maximum strength comes with a cost as
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well yeah but it's better than if it's
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always the cost benefit outweighs the
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cost before I I'm saying should we
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should there be a balance should we be
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saying hang on a second
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we've gone too far on this one with that
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I don't think London has gone too far I
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think London has not gone far enough
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ok and i don't think that you're arguing
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for abolishing cities just to be clear i
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don't i don't think that the argument
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that you're making
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yeah but I think you're making an
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argument that's a lot closer to let's
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encourage people to move to non London
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cities Mabel or it's just really common
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when something becomes you know and
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center of excellence like an LA or San
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Francisco another natural thing to
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happen is for people to go well this is
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getting really difficult to manage now
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it's getting really expensive than that
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let's create a second center of
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excellence somewhere else somewhere
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maybe somewhere cheaper this up with
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somewhere somewhere which is a bit more
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feasible for sort of normal for humans
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and that sometimes happens to i 100%
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agree with that and along with my
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obsession with
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the San Francisco property price stories
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which have no personal connection to but
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find interesting i also find very
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interesting this endless push that many
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countries have to have a second silicon
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valley and I actually think that London
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has a pretty decent shot at being able
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to to do this i think the very fact that
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London is a big english-speaking city
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that is able to draw on talent from a
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wide variety of sources i think that it
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might have a chance of being another
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good software technology and five sizes
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go so excited to get around the problem
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of property prices in San Francisco you
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set it up in London where there's also a
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huge problem with property prices
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no no I don't care about you don't get
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her I don't care at all about the
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property prices i think the property
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prices are a measure of how valuable
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places right and in in some private
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conversations I've had with people i
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have I've long held this theory that San
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city on the face of the earth right now
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because of what is taking place in terms
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of of technology and and companies there
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and the fact that it's now the most
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expensive place to live is interesting
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to me and seems to to back this up right
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it seems to back up this idea and I
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think than London you're starting from a
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place that is already quite valuable and
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I i think that like it worries me that
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San Francisco sits on top of a huge
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fault line and so I think from the from
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a species level perspective it would be
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fantastic if we had another super
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technology hub somewhere else baby
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wasn't on a fault line and so this is
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also why i like-- i would i would love
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to promote London even further down this
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path of like yes let let us try to
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gather up all of the most talented
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people in the European Union and get
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them to move to this location and that's
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why I don't like the idea of making it
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harder for people to move to london i
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like the idea of making it easier for
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people to move to london
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and what about the old eggs in one
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basket top thing when you talked about
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an earthquake in San Francisco
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I mean what about a dirty bomb in London
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yeah but what about a dirty bomb in San
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Francisco like exactly but that's what
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I'm saying but you're saying let's have
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one of two hubs 101 I have everything a
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bit more spread out so we haven't got
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just two or three soft targets
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everything we know about humans
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indicates that the density matters
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yeah and I think if you spread it out
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too much then you lose almost all of the
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benefits that you're gaining in the
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first place
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yeah right well what about it but I mean
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that's changing with the technology
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letting making sort of the world shrink
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a bit like you used to
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you know I mean you know yourself you
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your assistance in America meant that
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you know you did we don't need to be in
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the same place anymore the way we used
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oh yeah I totally agree like technology
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is helping with this but I don't think
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it's that I don't think it's enough
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yeah and particularly it's not enough if
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you're interested in being the best and
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working with the best people like I find
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it fascinating you know how other
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recurring character on the podcast but
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elon musk rats started in in south
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africa and from what I've read about him
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he knew in his early life that he wanted
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to get to San Francisco as soon as
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possible because he wanted to be exactly
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what he has become and shirt like let's
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say immigration policies were were
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different and it was really hard like
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could Elon Musk has become the best
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businessman in South Africa
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yes quite possibly could he have
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literally ended up running south africa
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yes quite possibly but I don't doubt
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that part of his incredible success and
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the things that he's able to do now is
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the fact of like he was able to get to
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San Francisco and like work with other
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interesting people to get things off the
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ground and so that's why I think the
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density matters and so if if if San
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Francisco sitting on a fault line it's
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like okay well maybe we can get one
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other place that's like sort of kind of
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a backup but even then I still
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fundamentally believe that once you get
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a place that's super specialized
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the best people are always going to want
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to go there and so I merely think that
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London could be like the second most
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important city in the world if it is
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collecting up all of the smartest
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ambitious people in the European Union
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who can easily move there and and try to
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get things started
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so that that's that's kind of my
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position there and what about London's
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creaking transport system and its
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airport crisis
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I mean that things like that use
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I mean that things like that use
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you know that stuff will work itself out
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i guess i never think those are deal
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breakers and i have to say i mean the
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underground as far as public transport
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systems go it's fantastic compared to
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almost everywhere else I have ever been
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so i got i think Londoners love to
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complain about it but as far as public
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transport goes it's pretty great thank
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what what places are you gonna hold up
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its like I will hold up hong kong as a
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better transport system like there-there
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transfer system was pretty good but i
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think it's hard to beat the london one
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in terms of comprehensiveness yeah like
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it's a huge region that's covered by
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public transport
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you are the ultimate London she later
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i'll give you that I'm not a London
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cheerleader right i know i am a CEO is
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pretty chilly no my friend you are a
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London cheerleader and contributed did I
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if I moved out of the UK
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yeah and i moved back to America I would
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probably move to San Francisco because
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even though there are many things about
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san francisco on a hugely long list that
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i could put out that I don't like yeah i
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think it's an interesting place because
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of people going there like get it feeds
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on itself like some of the most
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interesting people i know and follow
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live in that broader area right and so
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like that that is what makes it
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attractive and so like I am I am living
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in London and I really like London but
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it is like it is the biggest city in the
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european union and I and I think like
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that is a unique kind of benefits so I
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am a city cheerleader and I really like
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London your London cheerleader you've
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always been you've always been very very
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much of London cheerleader but that's ok
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everyone who lives in London is is a
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quite of that mind
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yeah because it's the center of
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everything yeah so I guess I'm telling
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people vote for the United Kingdom to
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stay in here the Union to fade London
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and fade the based yeah so that we can
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feed the megacity it will it will eat
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many of you and chew you up and spit you
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out but the ultimate return on
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investment from a few incredibly
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successful people will
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probably be worth it vote stay app
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leicester city well done the Foxes i'm
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sure it was very exciting for you i'm
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happy you got to see a rare event in
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your life it was a fairytale in real
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life it was the it was that doesn't even
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make any sense
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that's a contradictory statement doesn't
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the fairy tale in real life is a fairy
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tale come true like it it's a sort of
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story that could only be made up in a
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fairy tale and yet it didn't happen in
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reality how could it only be made up in
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a fairy tale like we already have
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examples of incredibly rare things
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happening in sports
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this is pretty amazing that they didn't
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they didn't they didn't ride in a
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pumpkin carriage to the Premier League
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final game like what are you talking
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about how do you know i could tell you
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they did you wouldn't know any better
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write your food totally fooled me ready
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you got me there buddy at say what you
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want it was a fairytale
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