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[571.46 --> 572.86] the quality of, like, apples or whatever, |
[572.90 --> 574.28] and you're like... |
[574.28 --> 576.04] You exist in real life? |
[576.10 --> 576.98] Mrs. Fraser? |
[577.22 --> 577.42] Yeah. |
[577.42 --> 578.96] Shops at the grocery store? |
[580.82 --> 584.82] Because when you see somebody outside of the normal context, |
[584.82 --> 586.40] that you expect to see them in, |
[586.68 --> 589.50] it's very easy to not recognize them, |
[589.52 --> 591.74] and this can even be true of people that you know in real life. |
[591.92 --> 592.06] Yeah. |
[592.20 --> 594.28] Like, if I ran into... |
[594.28 --> 598.06] You know, I'm not going to pick someone that I work with every day. |
[598.16 --> 599.64] Like, if I ran into Luke on the street, |
[599.84 --> 601.28] obviously I'm going to... |
[601.28 --> 602.04] Okay, even then, though, |
[602.04 --> 603.58] if we ran into each other on the street... |
[603.58 --> 604.28] Okay, oh, wait. |
[604.38 --> 605.40] I'm going to use a story for this. |
[605.40 --> 607.10] I ran into Dimitri in Germany. |
[607.98 --> 608.30] Okay. |
[608.52 --> 609.96] I had no idea Dimitri was in Germany. |
[609.96 --> 611.46] Dimitri from Hardware Connects, just for context. |
[611.46 --> 612.72] I had no idea he was in Germany. |
[612.78 --> 612.92] Sure. |
[612.92 --> 614.24] He had no idea I was in Germany. |
[614.42 --> 616.22] We walk past each other randomly on the street, |
[616.36 --> 617.70] and it takes a second, |
[618.30 --> 618.92] because you're like, |
[619.20 --> 621.00] this doesn't make any sense at all. |
[621.06 --> 621.32] Right. |
[621.94 --> 622.94] Like, what? |
[623.22 --> 624.58] Like, I totally knew who he was, |
[624.64 --> 626.36] but I was like, is this a doppelganger? |
[626.50 --> 627.02] Like, what's... |
[627.02 --> 628.06] It's a weird moment. |
[628.14 --> 628.68] It's very jarring. |
[629.58 --> 630.38] People are like, what? |
[630.46 --> 631.14] Yeah, that happened. |
[631.82 --> 632.56] That's pretty cool. |
[632.60 --> 633.76] That was a really cool idea. |
[634.16 --> 634.34] Yeah. |
[634.34 --> 636.62] So... |
[636.62 --> 637.30] This was a long time. |
[637.40 --> 637.86] I don't know. |
[637.98 --> 639.56] I only made it about halfway through, |
[639.66 --> 642.16] just because, like, it's not really... |
[642.16 --> 644.02] It's kind of the same reason that I don't watch, |
[644.10 --> 645.52] like, the Grammys and the Oscars, |
[645.60 --> 647.52] because a lot of the time it's movies and songs, |
[647.64 --> 649.40] movies I haven't seen, songs I haven't heard, |
[649.82 --> 651.94] and people who I don't really know who they are. |
[652.26 --> 653.86] Like, there's a handful of, like, |
[653.94 --> 656.46] very famous actors and or musicians. |
[656.60 --> 658.92] Musicians in particular, I don't watch music videos. |
[659.40 --> 662.52] It's not like I have an objection to them or anything. |
[662.52 --> 663.72] I just... |
[663.72 --> 664.62] When I listen to music, |
[664.74 --> 666.76] it's usually when I'm doing something else, |
[666.88 --> 668.16] and that doing something else |
[668.16 --> 670.72] isn't staring straight ahead at the screen |
[670.72 --> 672.50] watching the video that goes with it. |
[672.54 --> 674.36] It's like something actually totally unrelated. |
[675.44 --> 676.84] So I actually... |
[676.84 --> 680.30] A lot of the time, I don't recognize musicians. |
[680.52 --> 680.64] Yeah. |
[681.92 --> 684.98] And so I just... |
[684.98 --> 686.88] Like, I just don't find it that interesting. |
[687.14 --> 688.66] I don't really follow the storylines. |
[688.76 --> 690.62] Like, I don't really pay attention to celebrity gossip |
[690.62 --> 691.54] or anything like that. |
[691.54 --> 691.58] Yeah. |
[691.88 --> 694.52] So it's just not really interesting for me |
[694.52 --> 696.00] to just see a parade of people |
[696.00 --> 697.64] that I don't really know who the crap they are |
[697.64 --> 698.30] or why I should care. |
[698.44 --> 698.68] Yeah. |
[698.82 --> 700.54] Like, I liked seeing Marques |
[700.54 --> 702.26] because it was cool having someone featured |
[702.26 --> 704.10] really prominently that's in our community. |
[704.44 --> 704.62] Yeah. |
[705.16 --> 707.12] And it was really funny to see |
[707.12 --> 709.06] that PewDiePie's chair made it in, |
[709.16 --> 710.30] but he didn't. |
[710.94 --> 712.38] That was really entertaining. |
[713.20 --> 715.54] One of the animators that was featured... |
[715.54 --> 715.78] Yeah. |
[715.84 --> 717.88] Had the chair doing this, but then... |
[717.88 --> 719.06] No, it's just... |
[719.06 --> 721.02] It's them, like, moving in a room, |
[721.54 --> 722.52] like, going in front of the camera |
[722.52 --> 722.82] and be like, |
[722.86 --> 724.22] hey, and then, like, moving away. |
[724.34 --> 725.28] And it's all animated. |
[725.60 --> 726.24] It's a little cartoon. |
[726.52 --> 726.66] Yeah. |
[726.72 --> 727.78] But the chair that they're in |
[727.78 --> 730.02] is very clearly PewDiePie's, like, |
[730.14 --> 730.76] clutch chair |
[730.76 --> 733.08] with the, like, swirly red and black design. |
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