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[3414.94 --> 3416.10] But I'm not super familiar with them. |
[3416.56 --> 3418.72] Twitch Prime is included with Amazon Prime by the way. |
[3419.56 --> 3420.32] So I mean. |
[3420.48 --> 3422.62] I already would have recommended an Amazon Prime membership. |
[3423.74 --> 3426.26] So I guess I recommend it a little tiny bit more. |
[3426.60 --> 3426.78] Yeah. |
[3428.12 --> 3428.52] Um. |
[3429.34 --> 3432.24] At the same time if you don't want the entire world to be taken over. |
[3432.24 --> 3434.88] Maybe consider not buying Amazon. |
[3435.30 --> 3435.42] Uh. |
[3435.50 --> 3437.28] Broadcom is not buying Qualcomm anymore. |
[3437.82 --> 3439.40] Because the US government blocked it. |
[3439.92 --> 3440.46] It's official. |
[3441.46 --> 3443.44] And SpaceX is trying to reach Mars in 2019. |
[3443.72 --> 3444.12] Go SpaceX. |
[3444.58 --> 3444.86] Cool. |
[3445.42 --> 3446.38] Thanks for watching The WAN Show. |
[3446.56 --> 3447.24] See you again next week. |
[3447.32 --> 3447.72] Same bad time. |
[3447.78 --> 3448.32] Same bad channel. |
[3448.58 --> 3448.84] Bye. |
[3452.26 --> 3453.16] The WAN Show. |
[3453.40 --> 3453.60] Like. |
[3454.22 --> 3455.58] 40 minutes of one thing. |
[3455.90 --> 3456.46] And then like. |
[3456.94 --> 3457.68] Oh by the way. |
[3457.86 --> 3458.52] Some other stuff. |
[3458.52 --> 3462.56] Like the timestamps this week. |
[3462.86 --> 3464.18] Are going to be like four things. |
[3464.62 --> 3465.02] Giant. |
[3465.22 --> 3465.40] Yeah. |
[3465.60 --> 3465.74] Yeah. |
[3466.94 --> 3467.42] Wow. |
[3467.52 --> 3469.22] We got a lot of viewership this week. |
[3471.42 --> 3472.32] We should like. |
[3472.52 --> 3474.36] Do more exposés on NVIDIA. |
[3475.56 --> 3477.40] I mean I can't really think of anything at the moment. |
[3477.64 --> 3477.76] But. |
[3478.12 --> 3479.24] Are you guys super. |
[3479.32 --> 3480.08] All the Twitch viewers. |
[3480.16 --> 3481.20] Are you guys super excited. |
[3481.20 --> 3482.76] For the super clickbaity. |
[3483.50 --> 3485.40] Thumbnail and title on YouTube. |
[3485.52 --> 3486.26] Go to LTX. |
[3486.26 --> 3487.40] Yeah. |
[3488.00 --> 3489.24] Oh we didn't do that. |
[3489.24 --> 3489.30] We didn't do that. |
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