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.. the noise is everything why you're not measuring the noise floor?

A very good day my name is Callum from DX Commander and I just think is

everybody's duty would be able to well shout from the rooftops about

something so give me an outlet and then an analogy that's the right word take

say 900 megahertz from 900 and let's say 900 one makers from 901 minutes to nine

hundred and thirty megahertz is just a bit of the UHF spectrum there's not a

lot in comparison you go up to five thousand megahertz five gigahertz and

people an industry have found applications for using everything from

VHF right up to gigahertz however one to thirty megahertz Easter yes that's 29

megahertz wide right it's the whole of the short wave spectrum everything

that's all we've got now is you know I'm not really a ranter I don't I don't

believe it nearly 60 years old next week that what I say can make any difference

to how the world operates really however my voice in conjunction with many many

others might because the straw can break the camel's back if you know what I mean

so I won't talk about the noise floor the noise floor on HF and it's the noise

floor because the world's industries are making and producing pieces of equipment

they're getting into everybody's electrical supply which is causing hash

and noise on the shortwave bands now I have a short wave receiver AM receiver

in my car because have Mercedes and I guess

Mercedes decide it's important everybody that's a shortwave receiver

it's an old Mercedes about 12 years old and I quite like listening to short life

I put it on scan it only goes from about 5.8 to 6.2

what's that they've 45 meter bound 46 I don't know there'll be a shortwave fan

just for that unfortunately over the last few years I haven't been able to

listen to my shortwave in my car because every time I notice now and I've worked

out what it is every time I go under a populated area that has got telegraph

poles with wires going across them my a.m. receiver just goes into hash I'll

see if I can dig it out on my dashcam I drove down Station Road the other day

and it was unbearable Station Road that's in no Solihull West Midlands

United Kingdom planet Earth eastern sector fourth quadrant

anyway

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so now isn't this a tragedy this happens to be it's not a Chinese manufacturer of

a of some little transform you plug into the wall or a little some fairy lights

that Wendy's bought there if you remember clouded me out last year

sometime to attract it down this is a corporation there's effectively being

allowed to just blast shortwave with interference now I don't live next door

to one of these telegraph poles and it wasn't just the odd one I'm talking

every line that I go under certainly in my town has got this terrible ash

now the RSG be did a great study hard and if I could find it and they document

it put a loop on it they put an aerial on this car roof with his Woody's fancy

receivers and did a plot they drove around you know some town they did a

plot on noise floor basically and how sometimes noise floors up to here

sometimes it was not as bad but if we've got a seventy five thousand active hobby

scientists in the UK that's amateur radio it'll get to the point where we

can't be a hobby scientist and by the way before people go you you're old hat

you don't need shortwave anymore well no we don't need shortwave but it is a

science and it's leapfrogging from that science into other sciences is one of

the reasons that i created DX commander for instance which is a real little

business i'm not as big as british telecom or bt or Openreach as they like

to call themselves or AT&T or any these huge corporations but it's still science

I got into mechanical science because of RF sighs I've got into all sorts of

science-based things because of that we go back 20 years I think something like

90% of the design engineers at Nokia wear Nike it was a big company well how

much are you up rages heavens lots of astronauts amateur

radio operators they're science-based and a hobby activity whatever aspects of

gaius morning on the phone Chuck called Mike who was an electronics engineer

going to management and ran a big Philips factory plants all mechanical

stuff CNC machines and everything he's been retired 15 years now he happens to

like the DX come on occurs a bit simplicity in everything else but and

he's reinventing science he's getting back into to science if we don't keep

our minds saying what's gonna happen and I just astonished that as a government

as companies and this body here Ofcom I've just got on the screen I'll show

you the minute they did some tests and and they basically told the they went to

three houses of people who were complaining of this terrible hash and

the guys from Ofcom Bay see we're saying yeah we don't measure noise floor you

know we don't measure the noise floor well for hours noise floor is everything

noise floor in audio equipment is everything noise floor and everything is

everything why you're not measuring the noise floor a weaker did set it if you

read the whole thing we could detect at some some Twitter as some SSB signals on

20 meters so he hasn't got a problem yeah well I can detect 20 meter signals

as well I'm sure I'm sitting under a VDSL high

performance Internet broadband signal but I'll end up being hospitalized after

an hour for God's sake and I'll let you change some of these documents so the RS

chibi the Radio Society of Great Britain made a formal complaint on behalf of

some users and that's why I pay him a forty six quid a year to be honest up to

Rs GB whatever you think of them at least it's a coordinated approach

because if I had complained it off comm I wouldn't even got this far alright to

pay your money and at least defend a hobby where else you gonna spend it with

yeah so Ofcom says you know oh we were asked it says radius

sited Great Britain made complaints to Ofcom and BT Openreach on behalf of its

members blah blah blah blah now right you could read the whole thing I've

scammed I skimmed the whole thing and it's quite detailed and everything else

but this website is peer review it Beatty distills you down Ofcom finds no

evidence for claims of interference from VDSL well if you remember i intrude on

Station Road in Knoll it's clear as bloody mud that they're causing problems

because it's every time I went under the wires that my IM signal was completely

blotted out you know so everybody's got a voice do something I don't know what

to do about it by the way I've got no idea what do you do write to the

Secretary of State I don't know perhaps say in the comments what we should do

I've got no idea this guy here g1x Oh W he's that's his website we're on a think

QR said calm but he's got a redirect on it and I mean he disguises as few me as

the rest of us and he's done really good document it's a bit motional but you

know whatever if you've invested thousands of pounds of equipment and

years of self learning and teaching and so on only to find out that a

corporation can come around the corner with their wires and blow you out the

water it's it's it's kind of not fair actually and I know fair doesn't exist

in this world but we all have to live on it together yeah and I suppose what

really pisses me off with all this is that we've got a bunch of rules as

amateur radio operators that we can't cause interference yet well two things

actually yet it's okay for Ofcom to come along

and sort of BT to come along and off come to defend them going there's no

problem here there is a major problem guys a real major problem and it says

the real threat to that twenty nine megahertz that's all it's only that but

it's the whole of the plumbing shortwave bands you can't even listen to shortwave

it's just just a tragedy and I tell you what one day when everything else fails

they're gonna want shortwave but they're not gonna be able to have it because

British Telecom is just blown it all away anyway he's done some good stuff

there g1x Oh W there is the forum BT community forum going on about as well

people talking about it so what can I say I don't care what you do but you

have to do something okay now my contribution to this is at least

making a video about it I don't know what yours can be puts it down the

comments maybe we'll come up with a coordinated approach maybe if we've got

a legal person on here it's just a nice little paragraph we can send to the

Secretary of State something that we can encourage everybody to do because I'm

not getting anything through the post from the RSG be saying this is a major

threat this is what you should do alright um so I feel I've got to do

something now maybe I've missed a trick I don't know maybe maybe all the

leaflets that I get through the post have been thrown away and you know by

Wendy before I've even got to them and they tell me what I'm supposed to do

about all this interference I've got no idea but you have to do something you

can't just sit here and go yeah it's a big problem is there what do you I

challenge you what are you gonna do about it anyway listen if you want to be

stay involved in this remover to hit the subscribe button and if you like my

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next time Okay bye for now!

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Why do I make this content? (Announcement) - Duration: 1:44.

Hey guys ItzStriix here.

Now before this video starts I just want to say that I think I may start streaming every

Sunday.

To know when I stream, you can go to my Twitch (link in the description) and click the heart

and bell.

Anyways today's video is about why I do these videos, who my inspirations are, and

an important announcement at the end.

Now the reason why I do these videos is because this is the only YouTube genre I'm really

good at.

I'm alright at games but do you guys actually know how hard it is to grow on YouTube through

gaming?

Now it's not impossible if your really good at the game or if you make funny content.

But personally for me that's not right for me.

So that's why I make these videos.

Next I'm gonna tell you who my inspirations are.

So the two channels are very different in size.

The first channel is Luna, which is a story channel with over two million subscribers.

Next is BulletBarry.

If any of you guys watch him then you can tell my thumbnail style is similar and I post

more than just stories.

But he is also a story channel as well with a little over 200,000 subscribers.

So those are the two channels I feel most inspired me to make this content.

And finally, I do have an important announcement, and that is that I now have a Patreon up for

now because guess who isn't monetized...yeah...link in description.

Also I have a snapchat.

It is my personal one but I don't really post anything too personal there so if you

guys want some extra streaks you can add that.

I know I've been talking a lot about social media these days guys and I'm sorry about

that.

This has only been the first week that I'm really taking YouTube seriously and it's

been a rough start.

So yeah.

I hope you guys enjoyed this video, I'll see you guys in the next one.

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Why Is Self Esteem So Important - Duration: 18:01.

Hey we're going to talk to my friend Dave Runnells. Today we're going to talk

about why if self-esteem is so important to success. You know it may seem like a

no-brainer to you that confident people achieve more success but what happens

when you've lost all of your confidence say you've had this huge setback which

Dave had oh my goodness you got to hear you got to stay to the end make sure you

hear his story about his epic failure that was an eyesore in the whole

community that reminded him every day of what had gone wrong in his life but you

know what he was able to turn that around because he was deliberate and

conscious about his self-esteem he was strategic about his beliefs and the core

stories he told us today told himself over and over again so join us today as

we talk about why is self-esteem so important to success hey thank you so

much for joining us I'm Scott Wilhite I've got Dave Reynolds

here we are talking we're talking about core beliefs and and really how do we

how we can get those core beliefs to work out good for us and one of the

things that we really want to improve in our lives is the it's really our

confidence is being able to understand who we are be in charge of ID our

identity rather than being the victim you know just you get what you get and I

met Dave a few weeks ago and a Toastmasters meeting and I was so

impressed with with who he is with what he's about with who he was serving that

I was like I gotta get you on and so anyway I just thought self-esteem is the

perfect thing to talk to Dave about so they've if you'll just kind of explain

kind of a little bit your story who you are where you came from and sure then

we'll talk a little bit about self-confidence and how that helps our

viewers know thanks Scott thank you for having me on your show and I'm excited I

love the work that you're about and that's fantastic that you provide

opportunities for people to learn about things like this so you know self-esteem

and how does it make you successful that's a tough one I mean trying to

unpack that is it can be quite quite complicated right and I think all of us

at any given point in our lives question ourselves we question can I do this am I

good enough you know can I can I pull off whatever it is I'm trying to do and

it falls into different aspects or lives whether it's our careers whether it's

our marriages whether it's some sort of extracurricular activities and I think

it's a constant struggle that we all find ourselves battling so I don't know

that anybody including leaders of our country or leaders of the world avoid

having self-doubt at some points in their lives I think the question is when

you have moments of self-doubt how do you how do you overcome that how do you

get to the point where you can turn that into something that allows you to propel

yourself forward and be you know successful and I think that's this whole

ideas being success and having self-esteem and what does that mean to

you and I think it does have a lot to do

with what is your what are the stories that you're telling yourself and and how

much do you believe the stories that you're telling yourself I have been

entrepreneurial my whole life and I've had varying degrees of success in that I

started out in college and ended up not wanting to do the traditional eight

eight hour a day job of four hours if you're doing supplementing it with

school and so I ended up working for myself I had had I worked for physical

therapists before I came to school here in Utah Valley and ended up saying okay

what can I do what kind of skills do I have and I

ended up becoming an apprentice for a guy as a

massage therapist so I worked for a physical therapist and had enough skill

enough training at school with physiology and things like that that I

talked to this guy in there letting me get a license with him while I was going

through college and so I ended up getting a ended up getting my my license

as a massage therapist and working over at Nu Skin working on the weekends 23

hours a weekend so I'd have enough time during the week to do school and it was

it was it was a lot of fun I learned a lot about it and I got really good at at

Massage Therapy and we did corporate stuff so we worked in in office

buildings on employees and after a couple of years I found that it was a

great way to sort of go into the education I what I found was I tried to

hire people and I couldn't find people that were do could do what I wanted them

to do and I was getting frustrated and so I ended up saying well why don't I

just start a school and I'll train them in massage therapy so I started this

school and ended up trying to do it on my own but it didn't work out so I ended

up selling the program that I built in massage therapy to a company of school

called Provo college I think Eagle Gate is a owns them now ok and it ended up

being a very interesting time in my life because I I had a lot of I had a lot of

vision but I didn't necessarily have a lot of know-how or a lot of self

confidence and so being able to go through that I ended up selling the

program to the college we got it up and running it was their biggest program and

and then I was I was out of it moving on other things and I was grateful for the

opportunity and realized that it sort of helped me realize there's some things

that I need to you know believe in myself to be able to accomplish and

found out that I didn't really have some skills but I had others so there's

there's times where you kind of fall down and you go okay you know what what

do I need to do next to make myself a little bit better so do you know we're

just gonna maybe we're just gonna keep going wrong this is just this being real

yeah so when you were I mean you started out as a massage therapist right did you

create your identity around I'm a massage therapist or did you always have

your identity as I'm an entrepreneur my vision do anything thank you yeah my

vision was bigger than than just rubbing backs right there's a there's a big

franchise out now called Massage Envy and I thought was my idea someone else

stole my idea and ran with it but what I wanted to do was to be able to duplicate

the what I was able to do with clients in the chair

I had a protocol that was fantastic and I couldn't I couldn't get people to I

couldn't just hire people with that skill so I I had to had to train them to

do that and so really the vision was I want to do this across the country and I

was going to use education to accomplish that and so I ended up having a practice

that had about 15 or 20 massage therapists working for me and

and business settings like we're sitting at now working on clients several times

a week and and so that was kind of the beginning of me trying to figure out

what stories am I telling myself and you know a lot of times we try things and

and and we fail at them right and so for me it was successful in one aspect that

I had built this program and it was a failure and another aspect that it that

I wasn't the guy that it was able to realize the vision that I'd built I

ended up selling this program to a school who's still doing and I started

in 1998 and they're still running the program and so I thought man I wish that

was mine my so from from there I ended up you know moving into areas where I

thought I went to MBA school and thought wow I can I can really you know pick up

some skills in business and then get better at business and work on other

entrepreneurial ideas and so while I was in college I ended up working for doing

real estate and commercial real estate and what I thought I wanted to do was be

a developer and I found a guy in my neighborhood who was a broker a real

estate broker I asked him if I could you know work with him a little bit and told

him what I wanted to do and he said oh you don't want to be a you don't want to

be a real estate you don't want to be a real estate developer they they take too

much risk be a broker like me and he actually did quite well throughout his

career so I thought well I'll work for him and kind of learn how learn the

ropes of real estate and then maybe I'll start doing my own thing

so I did that for a number of years and ended up ended up started starting a

development project probably three or four years into that career

okay and it was a it was a large development project and I partnered up

with a guy who was very very sharp very smart this was about 2002 and we built a

development that was at the time we were into it about a hundred and ten million

dollars it was and it was an or just a little time it was an Orem Utah yeah and

we built this and then all of a sudden the bottom falls out of the market and

we're in the middle of this project and it was it was a massive it was massive

failure and not that we could do anything about it we could you know

that's like look example in the market yeah we did not control what the market

was doing there were hundreds of projects like ours across scattered

across the country whose carcasses were strewn you know with nothing going on

and and and so literally I mean it was talk about self-esteem you know getting

hit getting your ego shut down pretty quick so how did you overcome that I

mean because I get into story telling all the time right and but but I I find

it's really easy for me to get into the negative storytelling and tell myself

I'm a failure and I'm then I have all this evidence

that back to them so how do you get out of that and tell yourself evidence that

doesn't exist yet you know what I mean yeah yeah how do you turn it around how

do you turn something like that around for me it wasn't an overnight thing and

I think a lot of us in our society feel like when we're dealing with self-esteem

issues we're dealing with something that really kind of caused some damage right

whether we failed at something or a lot of times we live in such an

instantaneous society we think oh I can just get over that right away you know I

hate to say this but I kind of crawled in the fetal position for so probably

like six seven years and in the thing was this project was right by my

house I drove by it every day you know the one you're talking about it was an

eyesore Wow yellow like you couldn't yes yeah I had

this this yellow exterior dense guys oh yeah exactly you could not you could not

avoid it and so every time I drove past this thing I've you know for a good year

so I felt pit in my stomach and there was literally nothing nothing I could

have done to make that any more successful I was to a very major degree

a victim of the economy in the environment that we were in and and so

and sometimes you know we we shut down and we can't get over that but for me it

was it was a matter of looking at myself in the totality you know that was a

couple of years and the total life span of my life and so I had to kind of look

back and say okay yeah that was that was a big failure it was a big miss mm-hmm

but what else what else has gone on in my life that's gone well what other

things have been able to do that we're successful and sometimes you have to

look back at past successes and go you know what I I can I can build on that I

can recover from this I can pick myself up and did you do anything did you have

any habits that would remind you of some of those bigger picture stories and and

what were those and how did you yeah no I mean for me there was a lot of there

was a lot of self-examination that went on there was a lot of meditation that

went on throughout the day for many years there was a lot of Prayer there

was there's a lot of things that I did that reminded me of who I was and I

think a lot of times we think that a project or an event like that in our

lives is that some sum total of who we are and what we're

and I had to learn to step back and say wait a second

that wasn't everything I'm about that's not everything in my life I've got a

beautiful wife I have five children they're actually pretty amazing I've

contributed to their lives you know what kind of changes have I am impacts of I

made in the lives of other people and realize that I'm not a failure and that

there are other parts of my life that that that are good so there's a lot of

it was just reminding myself to step back and look at the 30,000 square

30,000 square foot you can tell them what commercial yeah

30,000 about you and and really just and really just say okay what is life really

all about and and when you're when you're able to kind of start to achieve

that perspective then you can recalibrate a little bit and move

forward what's ironic ironic about that about eight years after that thing sat

vacant a guy came along and bought the thing for like ten cents on the dollar

just like was like it's like a dagger in my heart but this group came and they

picked it up and and I thought you know what they're starting with this I maybe

I have a chance to like redeem myself and at least finish the project uh-huh

so I happen to know who the guys were and I went to when I said guys there's

no one that knows every scratch of that building more than I do

why don't why don't I represent you on getting that leased up and I just

actually gotten back into roasty I've been out for a couple of years while I

was in that fetal position I'm just telling you about and so they hired me

and that is so cool so rather than being afraid of where you were you face he got

back on a horse and it was it was scary I mean there was a there was a lot of

voices that said well you know maybe maybe this just isn't that good you know

maybe there's and so I so I ended up if you look at it now there's four

restaurants there there's it's a thriving it's a thriving property

both residentially and commercially and and so I was I attributed that to you

know not not letting the past to find me because it really could have and so so

that kind of helped me move move forward that's so cool

so wherever you are and whatever struggles you may find yourself in right

now just listen to Dave's story recognize that that one story that

you're telling yourself about who you are and where you're at it doesn't

totally define you make sure that you tune in for more episodes is we're going

to explore this we're going to figure out how we can really be more in control

of our lives than we you know have previously been where we can be the

heroes and not the victims so make sure you subscribe and catch us for another

episode what do you think you've heard our thoughts now let's hear yours in the

comment section below share what impressions came to your mind what did

you get out of this if you have had thoughts to take action please do so

always listen to your inner voice it's your ultimate guidance system of

course the best place to take action is at scott Wilhite calm because if you

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guide your core story will serve you or shackle you it's up to you choose your

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reality see you next time

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WHY would he do this... - Duration: 7:16.

- You can't just like- be just like...

- Love you so much sweetheart...

(loud screaming) (laughing)

- Do you have your phone on you?

- No.

- Wow, you should've said yes

(water splashes) (laughing)

(laughs loudly)

- Any guesses?

- Oh no.

*Gracyn burps*

- Okay, that's not the right guess.

- Oh, I know what it is. It's a wheel, isn't it?

- It's a wheel.

- It's a bird.

- It's a plane!

- It's Superman!

- Oh noooo...

- Yeah, also...what? I'm NOT shaving my eyebrow!

(laughing)

I will not shave my eyebrow!

(upbeat techno music)

- Woah, Seth's awake now.

What's up dude?

- What's up bud?

- Sup guys?

- Nobody wants to do the shave your eyebrow thing.

(laughing)

No way.

(laughs louder) No Seth don't actually...

No way, don't actually do this.

No, No! He's combing them back!

No!

(loud screaming)

- Oh my God!

(laughing)

- Oh my God!

(silly music)

Wait, you have to finish it...

(laughing) (buzzing noise starts)

- What the hell...

- He can't see it either.

Oh my...

- Is it better?

At least I can walk around like this in shame.

(laughing)

Alright, goodnight.

- Seth no, what?

- Sup?

- Hi.

- Do you like chicken nuggets?

- I love chicken nuggets.

- How much do you love chicken nuggets?

- Are you doing it right now?

- Doing what right now?

(laughing)

- We talked about the chicken nugget challenge...

So were gonna do a little...

Why are you looking so sad?

(laughing)

- I'm nervous!

- Is there any volunteers for a competitor in the room?

- No? Good. I have a competitor for you.

(rap music plays)

- The two time champion...

Weighing in at a lot more pounds than you...

Everybody say hello...

to DEREK GILSTRAP (music plays loudly)

- Are you ready to rumble!?

(laughing)

- Look at the size difference between these two...

- I'm never inviting you in my home again!

- We had a conversation and you were bragging

about how many nuggets you can eat.

I brought my best competition for you and

I wanna see what you got.

Go!

(hard rock music plays)

(slow peaceful music)

(hard rock music)

(slow peaceful music)

(hard rock music)

- The contrast is like super energetic and then it's like

you're in a meadow, eating nuggets...

And time!

- Do we have a winner?

(loud screaming) (upbeat techno music)

- Woo! - Let's go baby!

- I'm gonna go throw up now.

(laughing)

- Dude, you're sweating too. That really was a competition.

- Yeah dude I'm sweatin'!

- One, two, three.

(laughing)

- Oh my...!

(laughing)

- Seth!

You can start crying, we won't judge you.

(laughing)

- I, uhhh, look pretty awful.

- Eyebrows grow back within 5-7 weeks.

- Oh perfect. (laughs)

- That's so long!

- Just in time for Christmas.

Merry Christmas Mom.

- Have you taken your Christmas pictures yet?

♪ All I want for Christmas is my eyebrows ♪

- Yeah, my eyebrow back.

- I heard from each of you separately,

that you have trouble cleaning your apartment, right?

Whose are these dishes?

- Ashley.

- Ashley's not even here to defend herself.

- They're Ashley's' dishes!

- Maybe don't put that in there.

- Really?

- Yeah, no.

- Hey, let's cut this. They're my dishes!

- Oh, these are yours?

- Yeah.

- I feel like you're lying. I feel like they're Ashley's.

(laughing)

- I decided to help you out, so I hired you a premium...

- Did you hire the Molly Maids?!

(laughs) - Kind of.

So I hired a cleaning service...

- I swear to God, if this is Seth in a short skirt...

- If this is Seth in a skirt I'm leaving!

- Cleaning service!

(loud laughing)

- Oh my God!

- Why are you doing this to us?

- I'm gonna be honest with you,

I'm a little excited about this.

(funky music plays)

- So do you wanna go to my room next?

- Oh my gosh.

- No, please show them it's clean! Please.

- No, that's not going in the vlog.

(funky music plays)

- Dude, you guys are actually legit.

What?

- We can never get the top shelf!

- They know I can't reach there, Thank you!

- Oh look at this.

- That's what mommy's here for.

(laughing)

I've dressed as a girl two times in a row and

professional cheerleader just doesn't do it anymore.

I gotta do something on the side.

(wheel spins)

- Oooh. IG dare. Alright.

Lick Stephen's, my, deodorant.

- Oh. - Ew.

- Oh! He's like "Oh! I'll do that!"

- (deodorant cap hits floor)

(Upbeat music)

(group groans in disgust)

(record scratches)

- Somebody please screenshot this.

- How many times has that rolled passed my armpit?

- Ewwwwww!

(wheel spins)

- Alright. IG dare. Let's go.

- Pie to the face?

- Alright.

- Alright sweet.

(Upbeat music)

- Calm the freak down.

- Baby, stop!

- Okay. One, two...

(Upbeat music) (laughing)

- I mean it tastes good so I'm not mad.

- This is like a really good moisturizer...

(laughs loudly) - What?

- No I'm not even kidding.

(wheel spins)

- What is it?

- Shot of lemon juice? I'll do that.

- Easy, easy.

- Too easy? Like another spin easy?

Yeah.

- Sure.

(wheel spins)

- Dare.

- Oh, IG dare.

- You get the most requested one of the night.

Jump into the pool fully clothed.

- I'm not gonna do it.

(dramatic music)

- Alright, you ready?

Okay.

(Stephen laughs)

- Go, go, go, go!

(dramatic music) (water splashes)

- How's the water dude?

- It's so cold.

- Tomorrow I need somebody to come with me to help

me pick out an eyebrow pencil.

(Stephen laughs)

- He's being very sincere right now.

- I'll teach you how to do it too.

- Yeah, I actually need help.

- With the eyebrows or in general?

(Stephen laughs)

- Did you watch this vlog?

Do you see what I do with my life?

- No, no, no, no! Seth!

(water splashes)

Your eyebrow looks even better when its shimmering.

- Thank you. (laughs loudly)

- Seth, like genuinely, are you okay?

- I'm gonna hold my breath for a little while.

- Oh my gosh...Seth!

- Dude, you look extra cute. I'm like

the bargain discount one.

(laughing)

- Were you surprised when I told you I was bringing nuggets?

- Yeah, cause I was like "He's so sweet."

He asked if I was like sick and you were like,

"Oh, you want some nuggets?" And I was like,

" Oh my God, he cares!"

just to find out it's for his content.

(Stephen laughs)

- Worked 10 hours, shaved my eyebrow off...

- It's been a productive day!

- Let's do it again tomorrow.

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