190: YouTube: 1 vs 5 Stars

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VOICEOVER (00:01):
Everybody's got an opinion, Every Californian and Virginian, It's so hard to tell who to trust and who to ignore, Someone's gotta settle the score., Trey and Chelsey will help you choose, Whose views win which ones lose, Online haters are coming for you, Baby, it's time to Review That Review!

(00:29):
Hello

TREY GERRALD (00:33):
Well, hello and welcome to Review That Review.
We are the podcast that isdedicated to reviewing reviews!
That's Chelsey Donn.
And that's Trey Gerrald.
And together, we are the Review Queens.

CHELSEY DONN (00:55):
But first, Trey, we are all dying to know, would you like to?

Why, yes, I would, Chelsey.
Okay, I really need to talk about somethingthat has been bothering me for a very long time.
I'm trying to think of other products thatthis also occurs with, but specifically, when you purchase a brand new container of, um, like protein powder or when you buy a brand new container of like C4 or any sort of like substance that's a powdery form that has a scoop on the inside.

It is

so hard to get the scoop out, especially the very first go through, cause you gotta like tear that little like safety seal, right?
And who knows how much it's been shakenaround in its travels before it gets to you.
And like, then you have to like dig andyou got to do that pickle claw thing where you're like trying to get it.

(01:55):
And then like, sometimes you'll see it.
But when you can't find it, I have anew thing of C4 for when I'm working out, and I have gone three weeks now.
That is, using it six times in total, I stillcan't find the scoop, I don't know where it is.
Stop it.
It's so frustrating, it's so messy, I don'tknow what to do about it, like, for some reason I will like save scoops from previous things, I don't know why because I'm a hoarder, but I mean, thankfully now I can use it, but.

(02:26):
It's so frustrating, can't we just like,there's like some yo oh, it's maybe Ben and Jerry's, where they put the little like scoop on the ends of the top, can we just do that?
Can we, can we do that?
I hate it, Time to

innovate, let's innovate,

That's my complaint, there's gotta be a better way,

I'm so with you Trey, I hate that, Goldie has this sprinkle stuff I put on her, I'm so with you Food to keep her like teeth clean and I'm digging in there and I'm like, I don't want to be digging, you know, like I'm not at the beach.
I shouldn't have to dig this much.

No, there's no sand castles here.

There's no reward.
Where's the reward?
Like if I'm ending up with some sort ofbeautiful sand sculpture, then maybe, but if I'm not ending up with a sand sculpture, I don't want to have to dig like this.

No, I'm not wearing a Burger King crown.
No.
I'm wearing a Review Queen crown.
That's right.
Alright, well, thank youfor letting me get that out.

Complaint heard.

Well, Chelsey, endless snoops.
We are finally on our very firstvideo episode versus episode
Chelsea you want to go head tohead visually for the first time?
I would love to go head tohead with you Trey All right.

(03:38):
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Yes, that's right.
We love hearing your thoughts.
It's totally free and a really great way to helpus grow and keep the reviews coming your way.

Speaking of,
let's do
it.
Let's do it.
Assess that kvetch.
So today is a versus episode.
Which all of that really means as Chelseyand I are going to be covering both a one star and a five star on the same topic.

That's right, for this Versus episode, Trey has selected the one star and I have selected the five star.
So, to determine who reads first,we gotta flip that quarter!
Alright, who's guessing?

We really always do flip a quarter.
We

really do.
If you're watching this for thefirst time, there is a quarter.

Um, why don't you
guess?
You guess.
Hets.
What?
It's heads!
Oh my goodness!

I was like, we're going to read the one star first again.
That's right.
Okay.
So I'm going to read first.

So you can tell from our title, I'm sure, and our thumbnail, but today, Chelsey and I are going to be discussing YouTube in honor of our first visual versus.
So today for your viewingpleasure, your listening pleasure.
have collected data from both ends ofthe spectrum of the Apple App Store for reviews for the YouTube app.

(05:18):
So at the time of this recording, thisis probably a show first, there are 38 million reviews on the App Store.
With an average score of 4.
7 out of 5.
Now obviously you may be watching this on Spotifyor if you're just listening, we love you too, but odds are you're watching this on YouTube.

(05:42):
So let's talk a little bit, let me giveyou a little background on this platform.
According to the most trusted source Wikipedia.
YouTube is an American online video sharingplatform, which is now owned by Google.
We may discuss this later.

I didn't even know it was owned by AOL.

Yeah, no, Google.

You said American online.
Oh.

It's an American online

video sharing,

but let's talk about AOL.
I want to talk about AOL.
It's accessible worldwide.
YouTube was launched on Valentine'sDay, February 14, in 2005 by Steve Chen, Chad Hurley, and Jawed Karim.

(06:31):
And these were three former employees of PayPal.
Ever heard of PayPal?
I've heard of it.
Yeah.
Right.
So YouTube is currently the second most visitedwebsite in the world after Google Search.
Now, as of last year or early thisyear, depending on when this comes out, January 2024, YouTube had more than 2.

(06:55):
7 billion monthly users who collectivelywatched more than 1 billion hours of video every single day of the calendar year.
As of May 2019, videos were beinguploaded to the platform at a rate of more than 500 hours of content per minute.

(07:18):
And then as of 2021, there were approximately14 billion videos in total on the platform.

So there's no competition for eyes out there.
If you're watching this, thank you so much.

Those two.
Yes.
Um, not kudos to you, thanks to you.
Thank you.
Thanks to you.
So, okay, this I just thought wasinteresting, so I wanted to include it.
So those three creators, they actually can'treally agree on which narrative story they, um, will each stick to on how the platform started.

(07:52):
So I think the real reasonis what I'm going to share.
So, okay.
So, they won't really agree, but Kareem said thatthe inspiration for YouTube came after the Super Bowl 38 halftime show controversy, when Janet Jackson's breast was exposed by Justin Timberlake, Kareem could not easily find video clips of the incident, nor, less salacious, Terrible.

(08:19):
The 2004 Indian Ocean tsunami online,which led to the idea of like, Oh, let's do like a video sharing website.
But what I think is the real reason Hurley andChen said that the original idea for YouTube was a video version of an online dating service that had been influenced by the website.
Do you remember this website?
Hot or not.

(08:40):
com?
Oh my God.
Do you remember hot or not?

I don't really remember hot or not, but I remember that Mark Zuckerberg Did like a Hot or Not type thing.

Oh, yeah, I like totally used to go on Hot or Not.
Okay.
Um, it was basically swiping left or rightif you thought someone was Hot or Not and you would rate them on a scale from 1 to 10.
Alright, so they created posts onCraigslist asking attractive women to please upload videos of themselves to YouTube in exchange for a 100 reward.

(09:11):
Music Only

fans!

Yeah, see, but there was for some reason, there was a difficulty in finding enough dating videos from beautiful and attractive women that led to a change in plans, which then let's just have a site where they accept any uploads of a video, any kind of video.
And then the last little info hereon the 9th of October, 2006, YouTube was purchased by Google for 1.

(09:38):
65 Billion dollars, which is more than 2.
31 billion dollars in today's money.
Wow, just insane.
So, with all of that, somewhat unnecessary,but totally interesting, especially if you're watching on YouTube right now, um, with all that background info, Chelsey, let's do it.
Let's do it.

Review That Review.
All right, Trey, I love when youput your historian hat on, I'm not gonna lie, I really do enjoy it.
Okay, so as we mentioned at the top of theshow, I will be reading the five star review, so I have all the positive things to say.
My review is written by Namaste Scott.

(10:24):
Oh my gosh.
It's a five star review.
Title is Free Heart Education.
Hmm.
This was written in the time of recording, within the last week, just because that's how often, as Trey was mentioning, reviews come up.

(10:48):
So this is hot off the presses from Namaste Scott.
Here we go.

That's a good name.

Get your PhD from YouTube today.
Best investment you will make in your life.
Walk at least an hour in the morningsunlight for your health, and why not listen while you exercise and learn something to improve the quality of your life.
I survived a massive heart attack, mostlyfrom what I learned from YouTube, when all the doctors said there was no hope.

(11:21):
Today at 69, I am heart failure freeand living a full and productive life.
Thank you for giving me my life back.
Namaste.
God's gonna nama stay around 'cause of YouTube.

So I'm just gonna say the colloquialism of like taking Namaste into like everyday vernacular.
Yeah.
Does not sound like a 60-year-oldto me, but it totally does to me.
Maybe now actually.
Maybe it could just like.
Like, now in

2020, the, you know, mid 2020s, I think so.

Okay.
This is wild.
Because at first, I started to go, I thought thiswould be going a different way, and I was sort of like, Yeah, get your PhD on YouTube, like, and then, as soon as I was getting cynical, I was sort of like, but it is, like, I have learned so much from YouTube, I've learned how to sew, I've learned makeup, I've learned acting skills, I've learned podcasting skills, I've learned editing skills, like, I do equally go to YouTube or Google search when I want to learn some sort of trade or

and sometimes Google search to YouTube

literally right like if I don't want to read the step by step I want to watch it happen like yes and I also love from the 60 year old it is a beautiful thing it is Like, I sometimes look at TikTok and like roll my eyes, people, young people are learning tremendous amounts of things from TikTok, like, same as YouTube, like, it is a beautiful thing to think of like the free sharing of information.

(13:23):
And then like how you can also monetize too.
But like, I mean, it's pretty remarkable.
So, okay, but so I went ona whole journey emotionally.
Thank you.
Namaste, Scott.
Just narratively, I want to be clear here.
So doctors thought Scott was gonna die.
There was no hope.
But then they realized it was aheart issue because of YouTube.

(13:46):
So

he basically he had a massive heart attack.
And he learned.
Then he was told basically after themassive heart attack that there was like no hope that he was like screwed Maybe that he was gonna have like a biopsy.
I don't know like what they told him Butthey told like it was not looking good.
You're gonna go into heart failure You're gonnadie and then based off of whatever Scott learned from YouTube Which sounds like a part of that with the walk at least an hour in the morning was lifestyle changes Scott is now 69 years old.

(14:21):
They don't say how old they werewhen they had the heart attack.
That's a good point.

I wish they did.

Yeah, but there's their heart failure free and, you know, they're living life.
And I know like a little bit from Bella,like I had a dog with a heart condition
for a
long time.
And like, you're trying to avoid Heart failure.
Like that's like that is once youget to congestive heart failure, like then it's a ticking time bomb.

(14:50):
So that all like you can have a heart attack oryou can have something wrong with your heart.
If you can maintain the your healthin a way to avoid heart failure, you can live many happy, healthy years.
So I think that that's what Namaste Scottis saying is that They got like kind of a bad prognosis from their doctor like, Oh, this heart attack was so bad.

(15:14):
You're going to be in heartfailure in a year, right?
And because of whatever they'velearned, they're still here.
And they've literally like they owe their lifeto YouTube, which sounds funny, but it's true.
I think in this case, I believe.
Namaste, Scott.

I mean, it's a touching and crazy story,
right?
Um,
I find the value.
I mean, it's like life and death.
And immediately, I do think like,do I think this is truthful?
And I profoundly find this to be truthful.
I don't think Namaste Skada is being shady.

Yeah.
And also, I believe that Namaste, and correct meif I'm not up on my Sanskrit, but I believe that it means the teacher in me bows to the teacher in you, which in this case is sort of apt.
Because Scott is teaching us, in a

(16:17):
way, through his review, what he was taught.
Yes.
Namaste,

Scott.
I love that it's like, cause in, and beingin the one stars for like, all the prep of this, like I was very curious what the one stars are, what the five stars would be.
And I actually like that it's so sincere.
Yeah,
because there is something that's like, lovely about that, right?

(16:47):
Like it's just so often inreviews, we get such like,
Like, what's the word?
Just like,
crash.
Yeah.
Like, I just appreciate that.
It's like, this is like, heartfelt.
Like, it is sort of like,

it was weird.
Cause even in the five star reviews, therewere so many people that were fetching.

Yes.

You know, like it'd be a five star review and they would still be like, but I hate the ads.
F you.
All right.
I still love you.
And I thought it was nice.
And that was, I brought this in that it wasa pure, this is a pure five star review.
It's very sweet.
I do think, no offense to anyone in our audiencewho's of an older generation, I do think, like, There's always a resurgence of like, maybe younger people were here for a long time, and now people that are Scott's age are really like in the past 10 years, maybe starting to utilize YouTube the way we have been for even longer, so I think there's something sweet and genuine and truthful about that, right?

(17:52):
Like people in Namaste Scott's age group,They're, they're just not getting all their videos from Facebook these days.
They're going to YouTube.
They're checking outside of, of the, youknow, traditional Ways that we think, uh, boomers are getting their video information.
And I think that's, that's sweet.

Yeah.
I mean, I, this is just randomly, literally twodays ago I had a conversation with my mother, um, who was born in 50 and she was asking.
How to work YouTube.
So I just really appreciate thatNamaste Scott has figured that out.

Not to say that there aren't a whole plethora of YouTube influencers who are of boomer age, but I do think that there is a demographic, I guess my point is that Scott would connect with and he's still connecting with us.

Yes.
So spelling grammar sounded excellent.
Perfect.

Excellent.
Yeah.

Pristine.

Pristine.
And also with spelling and grammar, I justwanna include, I think, perfect length.

Yeah.
Right.
Especially on the app store.
Like we don't need, like we don't need a saga.
We don't need war and peace.
Yeah.
. Exactly.
Um, okay.
So, this experience here, how common is it to have your life saved by YouTube, do you think?

In reading Scott's review, I feel like more and more common, like you could probably learn CPR, I'm sure you can learn CPR, Heimlich, um, there is also something to be said for, Like it takes it out of the WebMD realm when I'm actually seeing somebody who is probably like a lot of doctors like I told you like Brad and Brad or whatever that's not their names but that's what I always call them the like chiropractor like there's something nice about being able to connect with a doctor especially if like you maybe live in an area where you only have this one doctor now thanks to YouTube you're gonna get a doctor that's like in New York that's at the highest heart clinic that just happens to have a YouTube page you It's going to talk about this alternative treatment or, you know, whatever, and you're going to get that information.

(20:00):
So I think that it's, it's not uncommon.
It's not the only use for the app, of course,or, you know, the site, of course, but I think it's, it's probably happens with regularity.

Yeah, I think for the experience, like, I imagine it is typical to Apply the content in a way to your life, whether whatever the genre is, you know, there's like so many pockets inside of YouTube.
Um, I imagine the applicationof it is probably typical,

right?

Um,

or common enough.

Yeah.
You know, what about, I was entertained becauseI, as I shared, I thought it was going one way.
I went on a rollercoaster andthen I sort of like was touched.
Like it's entertaining.
I don't know that it's necessarilyfunny, but like I was entertained.

Yeah.
And it's, I think it'sendearing more than it's funny.

Truly.
Yeah.
All right.
So the impact here, if you had justcome out of a bunker underground.
Oh my God.
If I was like Blush in

the past and I'm Brendan Fraser and I'm Exiting out of the bunker and I'm finding out that oh my god, the world didn't totally explode and here I am and wow, there's this thing called YouTube and oh my god, I can use it for medical help?
I'm in.
I think I'm sold.

The impact is, yeah, I don't think the impact is negative.

Certainly not.
No, I think there's nothing but positive vibescoming off of Namaste Scott, which is apt.

Heard.

Okay.
I think we can crown Namaste Scott.
I think

so too, but before we crowned, before we crowned, before We crown.
Yeah.
Chelsey, it's game

time.
It sure is, Trey.
Buckle up, sweetheart.
Okay.
Trey and our listeners, our Royal Squad,if you're listening, please play along.
Okay.
This is not just for Trey.

(22:06):
This is for you as well.
The name of this game, Trey, isYouTube Queen or On The Scene.
All right.
So here's how it works, guys.
Trey, I'm going to tellyou the name of the winner.
of a YouTube, I'm going to saycelebrity, influencer of sorts.

(22:28):
You're going to tell me if they are a YouTubequeen, meaning are they the top in the top 10 richest YouTubers of all time, according to a 2024 analysis, or are they on the scene?
Like they're successful, clearly, maybe weknow them, but they're not in the top 10.
Top 10.

(22:48):
All right.
After each question, listeners, Listen for thebeep, beep, beep, and then you can scream out your answer in your car, in your room, wherever you are, Trey, you're gonna tell me your answer, If you get it wrong, just wanna let you know, there will be a little bit of a consequence,
Okay,
Alright, are you ready, Trey?
I Feel ready.

(23:10):
Okay, here we go.
Let's find out.
Okay, number one YouTuber, Emma Chamberlain.
All right, Royal Squad and Trey.
First up is Emma Chamberlain.
She's all about the coffeefashion and those relatable vlogs.
So what do you think?
Is Emma YouTube Queen or just on the scene?
All right, get ready to shout out your answers.

Okay, I actually don't know who Emma Chamberlain is, but I do know that Trisha Paytas talks about her a lot.
I know that she, like, gets invited now tored carpets and, like, has really blown up.
I don't know who she is.
So I, like.
She's not Mr.
Beast, but I know she likewas invited to the Oscar.

(23:55):
So I'm gonna say yes.
She is in the top ten.
Okay.

Sorry, Trey.
She's on the scene.
So your consequence is that you have to pretendto sip your fanciest iced coffee and react like it's the best thing you've ever had in your life.

Well, I only have ice water.
Is that okay?

That's fine.
You can use props.
Trey, you're acting is phenomenal.
I mean, like I had any doubt.
YouTuber number two is
Logan Paul.

Oh dear.

Okay.
So next up is Logan Paul.
He's a blogger.
He's a boxer.
He's a prime energy drink king.
Royal squad, Trey.
What do you think?

He has, I mean, he has, I'm gonna say yes, he's in the top 10, again?
Maybe he won this many years ago, Okay, so

he's on the scene, no, like, so this is crazy, I forgot to say for Emma, Emma, Emma's net worth is 12 million, okay, so that's not too shabby, Now, Logan's net worth is 50 million dollars, and he's 10, Not even in the top ten.
Isn't that crazy?
All right, Trey, you're consequent.
All right, you have to pretend like you justknocked someone out in a boxing match, and you're gonna celebrate for like three seconds.

(25:28):
Okay, that was a very silentcelebration, but I'll accept
it.
I'll
accept it.
It was great.
Okay.
All right, Trey.
YouTuber number three.
I think we've all heard of him.
Ryan Kaji.
Let's talk about Ryan Kaji.
He's the kid behind Ryan's World, Royal Squad.
Okay.
You know, like, I'm not going to giveyou any more information if you don't know Trey, but Royal Squad, Trey.

(25:51):
Okay.
Is Ryan Kaji a YouTube queenor is he just on the scene?

I, I literally don't, I've never heard this name.

Are you effing kidding?
Okay.
I have no idea.
So

I feel like I'm supposed to, I think it's going to be a yes, but I'm going to say no.
He's, he's on the scene.

Okay.
Brian Kaji.
I can't believe you, I guess maybe you hadyour, your nephews were born kind of late.
Ryan was like one of the first ever YouTube stars.
He unwraps toys and kids go freaking ballistic.
He has his own toy line at Target that he sells.
He's like a huge star.
His net worth is 100 million.

(26:37):
He is definitely a YouTube queen.
I got a consequence.
You have to do your best excitedkid voice saying, wow, look at this.
I just gave you a, don't takethat as line read, but go ahead.

Sorry.
I'm just.
Imaging.
I've never seen this person in my life.
Um,

worth a million dollars.
Certainly.
That's exactly what he sounds like.
I think now he's probably like 50.
No, he's not.
Um, but he's older.
It's probably in college.
Okay.
So YouTuber number four, Markiplier.
Next up is Markiplier.
He's a famous gamer and all around entertainer.

(27:25):
Royal squad.
We Trey, Royal Squad, what is your guess?
Is he a YouTube Queen or just on the scene?

I don't even remember the name, so I don't know any of these people, so I'm just gonna say no.
Okay.
Because I've just said no for all of them.
Oh!

Okay.
So that's right, Markiplier is on the scene,however, he is worth a fancy 45 million dollars, so that's pretty sceney, if you ask me.
Jeez Louise.
You got that one right, so youdidn't have to lose a video game.
Alright.
Alright.
Alright, number five, Jeffree Star, okay, thisis the last regular round, Royal Squad and Trey, this is your last regular round, Jeffree Star, Makeup Mogul and Yak Rancher, is Jeffree Star a YouTube Queen or just on the scene?

I feel like Jeffree Star probably has a lot of money because of the makeup lines, so I'm gonna say, even though I think they disappeared from YouTube for a while, but they're back now, I'm gonna say yes.
They are.

That is right.
Jeffrey Star is a YouTube queen withan estimated net worth of 200 million
mj.
Alright, final bonus round.
Try.
This is gonna put you over thetop for a win because you need it.
All right.
Alright, Royal Squad and try.
It's time for the bonus round.

(28:57):
For this one we're talking about the biggestYouTube queen of them all, which we all know.
Trey mentioned him earlier.
Mr.
Beast, uh, Trey Royal Squad.
Can you guess?
Mr.
Beast's exact net worth within 50, 000, 000.

(29:17):
So you get a 50, 000, 000 buffer.

I'm gonna say 1.
7 billion.
Okay,

good guess, but wrong.
Um, Mr.
Beast's net worth is 500, 000, 000.
For your final punishment, Trey,you're going to throw away imaginary cash into the air like you're Mr.
Beast on a giveaway spree.
Let's see

it.
I've never seen a Mr.
Beast video, but Just

like, throw them on and make it rain, baby.
That was like the most demure makeit rain I've ever seen in my life.
All right, Trey, I'm sorryto tell you that you lost.
Um, you got zero out of two correct.
Is that right?
You got zero to two correct.
So you're an on the scene dreamer.
He have to tell you.

Well, this sound effect is not necessary.
I'm so glad I had the applause for,um, maybe, but maybe the listeners.
Maybe the

listener.
Did you get five to six correct?
Because if you did, you'rea YouTube financial expert.
If you got three to four correct, You'rea monetization maven, and if you, like, Trey, only got a zero to two crack, you're not the same dreamer, but you know what?
I love a dreamer, I love a dreamer,

Great game, good job, Chelsey,

Review That Review,
Alright, Trey, are we readyto crown Namaste Scott?
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Let's do it.
All right.
So, Chelsey and I each have our ownset of zero to five crown cards.
In an effort to be fair and not influence eachother, we will simultaneously reveal our ratings.
The Queens are tabulating.
Turn to
school.

Okay, I went out on a limb and I made Namaste Scott a Review Queen.
Trey went with four and a half crowns.
Trey, you go first.
Tell us why you gave NamasteScott four and a half crowns.

I mean, I, I almost did Review Queen too.
I feel like we've, I feel like we havebeen a little more Review Queen Napala.

What?

No, I feel like we've both been doing a lot of Review Queens lately since the cameras have been on us, but look, this is a Review Queen review.
Yes, it is.
I, but I did sort of what was sticking in myear was you pointing out like they could have included a little more history in the timeline.
Um, and

(31:42):
I don't, I don't know the length of thereview was, it is, it's pretty Review Queen y, but I'm just taking a half crown away because I feel like There could have been a little, a little more needling of the sewing needle to like, really slam dunk it, Mr.
Beast, with the money.
Um, but, Namaste, Scott, I hope that thatheart keeps pounding, baby, and, um, great job.

(32:07):
Chelsey, why did you go full swing, Review Queen?

You know, I was in a similar position, I was gonna go four and a half, because I was like, was I pulled over laughing?
No, but I decided that there are differentcategories of review queens in my mind, and I feel like Namaste Scott is a review queen.
They're living, they're telling their tale.
I feel really connected to them becauseof my connection with like dealing with an animal, but still with the heart condition, I love that they found something that made their life better through YouTube.

(32:38):
I think that's very queenly.
And so I wanted to makeNamaste Scott a review queen.
Thank you, Namaste Scott.
Woo!
All right.
All right.
Now that we've covered thefive star try, it is your turn.
I can't wait to hear this one star reviewbecause I've been swimming in five stars.

So for part two of our YouTube coverage, I'm going to be reading a one star Apple app store review for YouTube written by user Nate C.
Their subject is,
I'm out, parentheses,

(33:18):
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access.

Win

win.
Love it.
Well, we did a Queens.
That is another round on the R UA R Q Ferris wheel of my heart.

Thank you for joining us today.
If you like what you heard, please tell a friend.

If you did not like what you heard, please tell an enemy.
On this week's After Show pod,we are both taking a spin.
I'm the infamous Meryl Go Round, as wellas rating and reviewing that opposite end of the spectrum review for YouTube.

Wow, I wonder why this was said.

There is a lot of Doth protesting too much about goodbye YouTube, I'm leaving YouTube, I'm feeling much better without YouTube.
And then it's like, hello

again, here I am.

Even if you did delete YouTube and you're not using it, then get off of the app store and leave reviews for it, like if you're gonna leave it, leave it.

It's like an extra, like, why are you so obsessed with me, like, aw, yeah,

why are

you so obsessed with me,

you're only hurting yourself, baby,

exactly, babe, let it go,

hmm, I wonder too, wow, we looked so pretty in the future, now remember,

ignore the haters, you're a

queen, gender non specific, queen, that's right,
Hi.
See you for part two.

Yep, for part two.
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Arc vetch line is open 247 at 1 8 5 0 review zero.

(35:46):
Don't be a vetch line today.
Do you think there's a YouTube video that couldteach us how to get the scoop out more easily?

The scoop?
Oh, the powder?

Like a tap tap on the side or something?
I don't know.

There's probably a hack.
Maybe there's

a way.
There's

gotta be a hack somewhere.
We should

do shoot that.

All right, join the Patreon so you can see us continue right now.
Don't wait till Friday.

Or wait till Friday.
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