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Here in America, the car is king. Route
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Here in America, the car is king. Route
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Here in America, the car is king. Route
66, drive-throughs, tailgating. The USA
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66, drive-throughs, tailgating. The USA
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66, drive-throughs, tailgating. The USA
has a serious case of autoerotic
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has a serious case of autoerotic
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has a serious case of autoerotic
esphyxiation. But not everyone respects
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esphyxiation. But not everyone respects
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esphyxiation. But not everyone respects
our sacred American car culture.
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our sacred American car culture.
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our sacred American car culture.
>> A little tight. It's what happens when
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>> A little tight. It's what happens when
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>> A little tight. It's what happens when
you got a big boy. You know what I mean?
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you got a big boy. You know what I mean?
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you got a big boy. You know what I mean?
>> So, I burned rubber headed for Tempe, a
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>> So, I burned rubber headed for Tempe, a
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>> So, I burned rubber headed for Tempe, a
suburb of Phoenix.
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suburb of Phoenix.
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suburb of Phoenix.
>> More turns here
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>> More turns here
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>> More turns here
>> to check out a neighborhood that didn't
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>> to check out a neighborhood that didn't
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>> to check out a neighborhood that didn't
get the memo.
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get the memo.
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get the memo.
Welcome to Culdeac Tempe. The first
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Welcome to Culdeac Tempe. The first
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Welcome to Culdeac Tempe. The first
car-free neighborhood built from scratch
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car-free neighborhood built from scratch
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car-free neighborhood built from scratch
in the US.
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in the US.
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in the US.
>> Wait, so there's no cars?
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>> Wait, so there's no cars?
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>> Wait, so there's no cars?
>> Residents don't have cars.
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>> Residents don't have cars.
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>> Residents don't have cars.
>> Okay, so it's just SUVs and trucks.
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>> Okay, so it's just SUVs and trucks.
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>> Okay, so it's just SUVs and trucks.
>> Uh, no parking of any kind.
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>> Uh, no parking of any kind.
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>> Uh, no parking of any kind.
>> What? Culdeac is a $170 million
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>> What? Culdeac is a $170 million
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>> What? Culdeac is a $170 million
development with retail, restaurants,
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development with retail, restaurants,
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development with retail, restaurants,
and housing for up to 1,000 residents
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and housing for up to 1,000 residents
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and housing for up to 1,000 residents
and zero cars.
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and zero cars.
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and zero cars.
>> There's so many reasons why walkable
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>> There's so many reasons why walkable
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>> There's so many reasons why walkable
neighborhoods are better. So this would
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neighborhoods are better. So this would
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neighborhoods are better. So this would
be illegal in your city.
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be illegal in your city.
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be illegal in your city.
>> We don't ban cars. We just don't have
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>> We don't ban cars. We just don't have
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>> We don't ban cars. We just don't have
residential parking. And there's free or
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residential parking. And there's free or
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residential parking. And there's free or
discounted rides on light rail, buses,
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discounted rides on light rail, buses,
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discounted rides on light rail, buses,
lifts, Whimo.
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lifts, Whimo.
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lifts, Whimo.
>> Phoenix is America's hottest city. And
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>> Phoenix is America's hottest city. And
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>> Phoenix is America's hottest city. And
guess who Ryan blames for that?
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guess who Ryan blames for that?
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guess who Ryan blames for that?
>> This feels 15° cooler because there's
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>> This feels 15° cooler because there's
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>> This feels 15° cooler because there's
not a drop of asphalt.
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not a drop of asphalt.
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not a drop of asphalt.
>> Wow. So on an average day, it's only
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>> Wow. So on an average day, it's only
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>> Wow. So on an average day, it's only
like 105°. That's sick.
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like 105°. That's sick.
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like 105°. That's sick.
>> Easy breezy. The ridiculous idea that
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>> Easy breezy. The ridiculous idea that
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>> Easy breezy. The ridiculous idea that
everything you need should be walkable
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everything you need should be walkable
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everything you need should be walkable
or bikable without requiring a car is a
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or bikable without requiring a car is a
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or bikable without requiring a car is a
concept known as the 15-minute city.
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concept known as the 15-minute city.
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concept known as the 15-minute city.
It's being tried around the world as a
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It's being tried around the world as a
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It's being tried around the world as a
way to increase sustainability and
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way to increase sustainability and
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way to increase sustainability and
improve quality of life. There's just
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improve quality of life. There's just
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improve quality of life. There's just
one problem.
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one problem.
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one problem.
>> If you have 15-minute cities, you can
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>> If you have 15-minute cities, you can
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>> If you have 15-minute cities, you can
decide who enters them and every single
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decide who enters them and every single
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decide who enters them and every single
freedom that we know will be gone.
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freedom that we know will be gone.
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freedom that we know will be gone.
>> Meet Katie Hopkins, freedom fighter.
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>> Meet Katie Hopkins, freedom fighter.
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>> Meet Katie Hopkins, freedom fighter.
>> Islam is taking over my country. I have
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>> Islam is taking over my country. I have
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>> Islam is taking over my country. I have
been banned from South Africa for
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been banned from South Africa for
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been banned from South Africa for
spreading racial hatred. I'm not a big
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spreading racial hatred. I'm not a big
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spreading racial hatred. I'm not a big
fan of the feminazis.
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fan of the feminazis.
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fan of the feminazis.
>> Anti-COVID commentator will be booted
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>> Anti-COVID commentator will be booted
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>> Anti-COVID commentator will be booted
out of Australia after joking about
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out of Australia after joking about
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out of Australia after joking about
breaking hotel quarantine rules.
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breaking hotel quarantine rules.
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breaking hotel quarantine rules.
>> But Katie says CO was a globalist plot
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>> But Katie says CO was a globalist plot
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>> But Katie says CO was a globalist plot
and 15-minute cities are phase two.
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and 15-minute cities are phase two.
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and 15-minute cities are phase two.
>> Co and lockdowns were always going to
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>> Co and lockdowns were always going to
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>> Co and lockdowns were always going to
pass over hand in hand to the 15minute
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pass over hand in hand to the 15minute
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pass over hand in hand to the 15minute
city lockdown. part of a global decision
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city lockdown. part of a global decision
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city lockdown. part of a global decision
to crush humanity by locking it down.
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to crush humanity by locking it down.
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to crush humanity by locking it down.
>> And Katie is not the only deep thinker
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>> And Katie is not the only deep thinker
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>> And Katie is not the only deep thinker
sounding the alarm.
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sounding the alarm.
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sounding the alarm.
>> Monitors, cameras, sensors in the street
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>> Monitors, cameras, sensors in the street
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>> Monitors, cameras, sensors in the street
everywhere.
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everywhere.
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everywhere.
>> They become 15-minute prisons as opposed
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>> They become 15-minute prisons as opposed
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>> They become 15-minute prisons as opposed
to 15-minute cities.
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to 15-minute cities.
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to 15-minute cities.
>> These 15-minute city truth seekers say
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>> These 15-minute city truth seekers say
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>> These 15-minute city truth seekers say
that walkable neighborhoods are just the
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that walkable neighborhoods are just the
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that walkable neighborhoods are just the
first step of permanent worldwide
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first step of permanent worldwide
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first step of permanent worldwide
lockdown.
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lockdown.
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lockdown.
It's about our global overlords deciding
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It's about our global overlords deciding
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It's about our global overlords deciding
that the majority of humans, actually
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that the majority of humans, actually
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that the majority of humans, actually
billions of them, are just useless meat
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billions of them, are just useless meat
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billions of them, are just useless meat
eaters.
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eaters.
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eaters.
>> When you say global overlords, who are
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>> When you say global overlords, who are
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>> When you say global overlords, who are
you talking about? Is it the government?
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you talking about? Is it the government?
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you talking about? Is it the government?
Is it the deep state? Is it big ebike?
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Is it the deep state? Is it big ebike?
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Is it the deep state? Is it big ebike?
>> The powerful people that control this
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>> The powerful people that control this
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>> The powerful people that control this
planet. They want to turn us all into a
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planet. They want to turn us all into a
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planet. They want to turn us all into a
barcode. They want to be able to control
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barcode. They want to be able to control
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barcode. They want to be able to control
where we go, how we go, when we go, what
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where we go, how we go, when we go, what
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where we go, how we go, when we go, what
we can access. They will put us in
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we can access. They will put us in
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we can access. They will put us in
confined spaces, culde-sac, and they
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confined spaces, culde-sac, and they
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confined spaces, culde-sac, and they
will just mine us for our data in order
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will just mine us for our data in order
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will just mine us for our data in order
to help program future AI.
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to help program future AI.
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to help program future AI.
>> So, like the Matrix, but with desert
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>> So, like the Matrix, but with desert
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>> So, like the Matrix, but with desert
adapted landscaping. Time to confront
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adapted landscaping. Time to confront
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adapted landscaping. Time to confront
Culac's chief executive overlord.
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Culac's chief executive overlord.
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Culac's chief executive overlord.
>> How much is the government paying you to
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>> How much is the government paying you to
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>> How much is the government paying you to
build this adobe Alcatraz?
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build this adobe Alcatraz?
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build this adobe Alcatraz?
>> Actually, government regulation is one
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>> Actually, government regulation is one
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>> Actually, government regulation is one
of the biggest barriers we faced.
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of the biggest barriers we faced.
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of the biggest barriers we faced.
>> What?
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>> What?
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>> What?
>> A lot of the reason we don't have
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>> A lot of the reason we don't have
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>> A lot of the reason we don't have
walkable neighborhoods is because of
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walkable neighborhoods is because of
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walkable neighborhoods is because of
zoning. And
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zoning. And
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zoning. And
>> when you say zoning, are you referring
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>> when you say zoning, are you referring
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>> when you say zoning, are you referring
to hurting people into their zones so
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to hurting people into their zones so
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to hurting people into their zones so
they can never leave?
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they can never leave?
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they can never leave?
>> No.
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>> No.
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>> No.
>> And Ryan claims that developments like
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>> And Ryan claims that developments like
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>> And Ryan claims that developments like
Culdeac help protect our warming planet.
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Culdeac help protect our warming planet.
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Culdeac help protect our warming planet.
But Katie says climate change is a load
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But Katie says climate change is a load
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But Katie says climate change is a load
of something she calls bolocks.
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of something she calls bolocks.
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of something she calls bolocks.
>> We've been around for 300,000 years. And
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>> We've been around for 300,000 years. And
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>> We've been around for 300,000 years. And
at times in the past, it's been hotter
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at times in the past, it's been hotter
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at times in the past, it's been hotter
than this. No one ever had a truck back
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than this. No one ever had a truck back
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than this. No one ever had a truck back
then. Mhm.
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then. Mhm.
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then. Mhm.
>> Where it gets really scary is that a new
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>> Where it gets really scary is that a new
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>> Where it gets really scary is that a new
generation of young people are born,
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generation of young people are born,
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generation of young people are born,
never having known their father's
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never having known their father's
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never having known their father's
relationship with his car, watched him
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relationship with his car, watched him
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relationship with his car, watched him
clean it on the curb on a Sunday, never
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clean it on the curb on a Sunday, never
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clean it on the curb on a Sunday, never
understand what freedom actually means.
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understand what freedom actually means.
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understand what freedom actually means.
Wow. Katie was right. I headed for
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Wow. Katie was right. I headed for
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Wow. Katie was right. I headed for
Culdeac to find out. Did these sheeple
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Culdeac to find out. Did these sheeple
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Culdeac to find out. Did these sheeple
even know what they were missing?
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even know what they were missing?
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even know what they were missing?
>> Can I ask you a really quick question?
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>> Can I ask you a really quick question?
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>> Can I ask you a really quick question?
Have you ever seen your dad wash his
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Have you ever seen your dad wash his
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Have you ever seen your dad wash his
car?
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car?
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car?
My dad.
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My dad.
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My dad.
>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
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>> Yeah.
>> Can't watch a car.
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>> Can't watch a car.
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>> Can't watch a car.
>> He can't watch a car.
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>> He can't watch a car.
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>> He can't watch a car.
>> If you don't have a car, where do you
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>> If you don't have a car, where do you
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>> If you don't have a car, where do you
make rant videos?
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make rant videos?
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make rant videos?
>> Yeah, I'm not really a rant video guy.
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>> Yeah, I'm not really a rant video guy.
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>> Yeah, I'm not really a rant video guy.
>> No rant videos. So, how do you stand up
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>> No rant videos. So, how do you stand up
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>> No rant videos. So, how do you stand up
to tyranny?
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to tyranny?
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to tyranny?
>> I should be allowed TO DRIVE MY TRUCK
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>> I should be allowed TO DRIVE MY TRUCK
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>> I should be allowed TO DRIVE MY TRUCK
ONTO the rides at Disneyland.
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ONTO the rides at Disneyland.
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ONTO the rides at Disneyland.
>> I needed backup. So, I threw Katie in
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>> I needed backup. So, I threw Katie in
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>> I needed backup. So, I threw Katie in
the bed of my truck and brought her into
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the bed of my truck and brought her into
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the bed of my truck and brought her into
the lion's den culde-sac. With Katie's
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the lion's den culde-sac. With Katie's
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the lion's den culde-sac. With Katie's
razor sharp intellect, she could
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razor sharp intellect, she could
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razor sharp intellect, she could
identify threats that most rational
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identify threats that most rational
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identify threats that most rational
people would miss.
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people would miss.
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people would miss.
>> Look up, camera.
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>> Look up, camera.
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>> Look up, camera.
>> Oh my god.
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>> Oh my god.
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>> Oh my god.
>> Kiss my ass.
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>> Kiss my ass.
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>> Kiss my ass.
>> Kiss her ass. Why would you have that
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>> Kiss her ass. Why would you have that
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>> Kiss her ass. Why would you have that
there?
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there?
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there?
>> A stupid person would say for security.
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>> A stupid person would say for security.
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>> A stupid person would say for security.
But why do you think
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But why do you think
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But why do you think
>> they have them so that everyone can know
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>> they have them so that everyone can know
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>> they have them so that everyone can know
that they're being watched? Cameras,
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that they're being watched? Cameras,
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that they're being watched? Cameras,
doors that don't open. I bet you this
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doors that don't open. I bet you this
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doors that don't open. I bet you this
one doesn't open.
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one doesn't open.
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one doesn't open.
The whole point of a door is a door
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The whole point of a door is a door
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The whole point of a door is a door
opens. None of these doors open.
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opens. None of these doors open.
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opens. None of these doors open.
>> That's literally the definition of a
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>> That's literally the definition of a
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>> That's literally the definition of a
door. What kind of morons lock their
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door. What kind of morons lock their
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door. What kind of morons lock their
doors?
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doors?
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doors?
>> Unless they were locked in.
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>> Unless they were locked in.
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>> Unless they were locked in.
>> There's probably drones.
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>> There's probably drones.
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>> There's probably drones.
>> Jesus. It is like a prison. It is a
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>> Jesus. It is like a prison. It is a
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>> Jesus. It is like a prison. It is a
prison.
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prison.
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prison.
>> I'm so freaked out. I almost feel like
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>> I'm so freaked out. I almost feel like
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>> I'm so freaked out. I almost feel like
there's a camera crew following us. I
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there's a camera crew following us. I
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there's a camera crew following us. I
could feel the tastefully landscaped
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could feel the tastefully landscaped
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could feel the tastefully landscaped
walls closing in. Good thing I had
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walls closing in. Good thing I had
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walls closing in. Good thing I had
Katie. But could I even trust her? What
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Katie. But could I even trust her? What
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Katie. But could I even trust her? What
is that? Is that chemtrails? Actually,
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is that? Is that chemtrails? Actually,
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is that? Is that chemtrails? Actually,
I'm totally fine with misters.
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I'm totally fine with misters.
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I'm totally fine with misters.
>> You're totally fine getting drenched in
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>> You're totally fine getting drenched in
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>> You're totally fine getting drenched in
fluoride.
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fluoride.
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fluoride.
>> Oh my god. Katie was compromised. And
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>> Oh my god. Katie was compromised. And
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>> Oh my god. Katie was compromised. And
then for the first time, she said
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then for the first time, she said
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then for the first time, she said
something truly unhinged.
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something truly unhinged.
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something truly unhinged.
>> The global overlords are the evil ones
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>> The global overlords are the evil ones
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>> The global overlords are the evil ones
who want to crush us.
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who want to crush us.
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who want to crush us.
>> No, not that part.
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>> No, not that part.
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>> No, not that part.
>> Whereas Trump to me is the antidote to
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>> Whereas Trump to me is the antidote to
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>> Whereas Trump to me is the antidote to
that.
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that.
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that.
>> Sure,
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>> Sure,
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>> Sure,
>> he's tweeted me quite a lot, which I
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>> he's tweeted me quite a lot, which I
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>> he's tweeted me quite a lot, which I
think is just one step away from the
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think is just one step away from the
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think is just one step away from the
bedroom.
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bedroom.
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bedroom.
>> Come on.
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>> Come on.
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>> Come on.
>> Come on. the greatest guy to ever live,
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>> Come on. the greatest guy to ever live,
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>> Come on. the greatest guy to ever live,
Donald J. Trump. You know what? Once
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Donald J. Trump. You know what? Once
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Donald J. Trump. You know what? Once
I've done the unzipping, and I've got
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I've done the unzipping, and I've got
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I've done the unzipping, and I've got
his presidential member in my hand,
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his presidential member in my hand,
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his presidential member in my hand,
which I imagine to be large, do you? I
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which I imagine to be large, do you? I
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which I imagine to be large, do you? I
have blown worse. That's when I realized
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have blown worse. That's when I realized
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have blown worse. That's when I realized
I might not be able to trust Katie's
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I might not be able to trust Katie's
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I might not be able to trust Katie's
judgment. Time to ride like the wind.
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judgment. Time to ride like the wind.
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judgment. Time to ride like the wind.
>> Sorry. as soon as I can figure out how
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>> Sorry. as soon as I can figure out how
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>> Sorry. as soon as I can figure out how
to get the out of here.
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