diff --git a/keypoints_video/allocentric_cM4ISxZYLBs.mp4 b/keypoints_video/allocentric_cM4ISxZYLBs.mp4 new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f28b72de947931afe4164273b360fee6d63f6f64 --- /dev/null +++ b/keypoints_video/allocentric_cM4ISxZYLBs.mp4 @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:2ba0022e0080ecd293e208641d12701bec98243d2503ec86db640e18a25061e6 +size 2411491756 diff --git a/keypoints_video/allocentric_jgxNs1WBONk.mp4 b/keypoints_video/allocentric_jgxNs1WBONk.mp4 new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8df2a56d6971a8099a9ce8aea8876ec15f32efa4 --- /dev/null +++ b/keypoints_video/allocentric_jgxNs1WBONk.mp4 @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:cab85c16d84d87869e336f12e2ad2f5362f4982b4ba4308fd9a72b38fad10957 +size 220935368 diff --git a/keypoints_video/allocentric_tBidCJnzE4g.mp4 b/keypoints_video/allocentric_tBidCJnzE4g.mp4 new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb19a4d63bbceace8fe1c35daef442e2e1a5f65e --- /dev/null +++ b/keypoints_video/allocentric_tBidCJnzE4g.mp4 @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:eb61b8d659c7e2cf745b6bc6dd44c38ea8f5b4ef84fcc2edb30eac95ec5eaa4f +size 1494985057 diff --git a/keypoints_video/allocentric_uxBeSEughAc.mp4 b/keypoints_video/allocentric_uxBeSEughAc.mp4 new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4470750974bf6c601ceb8f0f732efe2cc25b11f3 --- /dev/null +++ b/keypoints_video/allocentric_uxBeSEughAc.mp4 @@ -0,0 +1,3 @@ +version https://git-lfs.github.com/spec/v1 +oid sha256:a98653208bb00a1d9d5eacbf4c82a9cd6dc11bf3f7ace0289ed4718b2b1f6f9a +size 132542262 diff --git a/transcript/challenge_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt b/transcript/challenge_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..24d7767d1472c08a1b8e28f36f68dc0a78cd377b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt @@ -0,0 +1,24 @@ +[0.000 --> 16.000] What can I get started for you today? +[16.000 --> 18.000] What's nice? +[18.000 --> 22.000] Alright, three empty glasses. +[22.000 --> 24.000] Would you care for a pastry? +[24.000 --> 26.000] Nope. +[27.000 --> 28.000] Uh, mocha. +[28.000 --> 30.000] Three mocha lattes. +[33.000 --> 36.000] Oh, I double chocolate chip muffin. +[36.000 --> 37.000] Yo. +[41.000 --> 44.000] You had three palm and cartonies in these. +[44.000 --> 45.000] That's them. +[45.000 --> 48.000] And I love the Beatles' taste for my life. +[48.000 --> 50.000] What's on it? +[51.000 --> 53.000] Assassination. +[53.000 --> 55.000] Abraham Lincoln. +[55.000 --> 60.000] You, me, gun, shoot. +[60.000 --> 63.000] Three shots. +[63.000 --> 65.000] Hello. +[65.000 --> 67.000] A little slurred. +[67.000 --> 71.000] Alright, so three lattes, three mochas. +[71.000 --> 74.000] Double chocolate chip muffin and three shots. +[74.000 --> 76.000] No assassinations. +[76.000 --> 79.000] Oh, and three palm and cartonies in these. +[79.000 --> 82.000] That's gonna be 68-12. diff --git a/transcript/challenge_3hbUqcMhDck.txt b/transcript/challenge_3hbUqcMhDck.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a69456f4d38f888c699d328157619ad458534e57 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_3hbUqcMhDck.txt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +[30.000 --> 35.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[38.000 --> 40.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[40.000 --> 45.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[48.000 --> 50.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[50.000 --> 55.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[56.000 --> 58.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[58.000 --> 62.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[66.000 --> 68.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[68.000 --> 73.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[77.000 --> 80.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[81.000 --> 86.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just a little bit of light +[89.000 --> 91.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[92.000 --> 97.000] When I coughed off, friend you could give me just esemped light +[102.000 --> 105.000] A-ra-ra-ra +[105.000 --> 107.000] Just a little bit of luck +[107.000 --> 119.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[119.000 --> 129.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[129.000 --> 151.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[151.000 --> 163.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[163.000 --> 185.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[185.000 --> 209.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[209.000 --> 229.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[229.000 --> 253.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[259.000 --> 287.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[287.000 --> 309.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[309.000 --> 329.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[329.000 --> 353.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[353.000 --> 375.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck +[375.000 --> 387.000] When I caught off and you go gave me just a little bit of luck diff --git a/transcript/challenge_4n02wXGGnd0.txt b/transcript/challenge_4n02wXGGnd0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cce8f801b97aa62fec665c32f4e465b3dd35cec1 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_4n02wXGGnd0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,61 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.600] Here we present the Genia Challenge 2022. This is the second Genia Challenge which +[5.600 --> 8.800] establishes the state of the art in the field of machine learning driven +[8.800 --> 13.520] gesture generation. So what does gesture generation mean? +[13.520 --> 18.480] Gesture generation consists of mapping input speech, represented as audio or +[18.480 --> 22.480] text, to a sequence of body movements performed by a character uttering that +[22.480 --> 26.160] speech. Research in this field has been ongoing for decades, but +[26.160 --> 30.560] crucially there is no proper benchmark for the field. Often no comparisons are +[30.560 --> 34.640] performed between the results produced by different methods, or if comparisons +[34.640 --> 39.040] are made they are often not performed systematically. As a result it is +[39.040 --> 42.960] difficult to determine the state of the art in this field. To address that we +[42.960 --> 46.560] have launched a series of gesture generation challenges which we call the +[46.560 --> 50.960] Genia Challenge. Our approach is to standardize all the components for +[50.960 --> 54.880] evaluating gesture generation, except for the generating systems themselves, +[54.880 --> 58.400] to allow for a rigorous comparison of different methods. +[58.400 --> 62.240] The data set is the same for all the challenge participants, as is the visualization +[62.240 --> 66.560] pipeline, and the evaluation is standardized as well. +[66.560 --> 70.800] The challenge was run in the summer of 2022, 30 teams from all over the world +[70.800 --> 74.240] registered for the challenge, and of those 10 submitted their systems for +[74.240 --> 78.960] evaluation. The evaluation featured four types of motion sources. +[78.960 --> 83.840] The first was natural motion capture from the speakers on our data set, abbreviated N-A. +[85.120 --> 89.200] Second and third were existing baseline systems for text and audio, based on +[89.200 --> 94.000] openly available code, abbreviated B-A and B-T. +[94.000 --> 100.400] Finally the system submitted by participating teams, abbreviated as S-A through S-Q. +[100.400 --> 105.600] Now let's get into the challenge results. To begin shown here are two sample clips, +[105.600 --> 109.680] one from a challenge system and one from the motion capture. +[109.680 --> 114.400] Yeah I don't know, they make it as such but yeah it's interesting because you +[114.400 --> 121.440] don't see those ever, so yeah I don't know, they make it as such but yeah it's +[121.440 --> 125.520] interesting because you don't see those ever, so. +[125.520 --> 130.720] Surprisingly while they are different both clips appear to perform at a similar level of realism. +[130.720 --> 134.720] This quality of performance is something we had not seen before this year's challenge, +[134.720 --> 140.000] and we'll return to that point shortly. Here we consider the first dimension of our evaluation, +[140.000 --> 145.600] specifically human likeness. The evaluation interface we use here is called HEMVIP, +[145.600 --> 150.880] which is short for human evaluation of multiple videos in parallel. Participants would play +[150.880 --> 155.680] one video at a time and give each a rating on a sliding scale between 0 and 100. +[156.560 --> 161.680] These are the results. You can see that one of the systems in the challenge labeled FSA +[161.680 --> 166.400] performed better with our participants than the natural motion capture labeled F-N-A. +[167.360 --> 172.000] This was a surprising result. We have never before seen artificially generated gestures +[172.000 --> 177.760] perform on par with motion capture on a high fidelity avatar. This indicates a new milestone +[177.760 --> 183.440] in the field of gesture generation. In addition our results show that most of the systems evaluated +[183.440 --> 189.360] in the 2022 challenge performed better than previous baselines. The second dimension +[189.360 --> 194.000] evaluated in the challenge was appropriateness. This is a measure of how well the gestures +[194.000 --> 199.280] appeared to match the corresponding speech. Here we compared the output of each system to a +[199.280 --> 204.960] deliberate mismatch. In the mismatch clips the gestures had been generated for use with a different +[204.960 --> 210.000] segment of recorded speech, and so we evaluated how often the participants would prefer the +[210.000 --> 214.880] correctly matched version to the mismatched version. Interestingly the results show that the +[214.880 --> 221.600] natural motion, that is the motion capture, was preferred 75% of the time. Apparently it is not +[221.600 --> 227.120] always obvious which gestures are more appropriate. Furthermore most of the systems produce results +[227.120 --> 233.200] that were barely above random chance, just above 50%. It seems that we are still far from reaching a +[233.200 --> 239.760] good level of appropriateness in the generated gestures. This plot shows both human likeness and +[239.760 --> 246.000] appropriateness together. Human likeness is shown on the x-axis and appropriateness is shown on the y-axis. +[246.560 --> 251.520] Note that the different gesture generation systems do not lie on a diagonal line. This indicates that +[251.520 --> 256.240] the correlation between the two metrics is now weak. We did this in order to show that we have +[256.240 --> 262.480] successfully disentangled naturalness and appropriateness in our evaluation, which previously had been +[262.480 --> 269.360] a struggle in this field. So what are the takeaways from the 2022 Genia Challenge? First modern +[269.360 --> 274.320] gesture generation systems are able to generate movements comparable with those produced for motion +[274.320 --> 282.320] capture. Second generating appropriate motion is far from a solved problem. Third challenges like +[282.320 --> 287.120] this one help move the field forward and they help establish where the state of the art currently lies. +[288.240 --> 293.760] Finally all the materials from the Genia Challenge, including code, videos, ratings and evaluation +[293.760 --> 300.160] results, are publicly available for your use. Thank you for watching. Please check out our paper on +[300.160 --> 306.800] this subject, the Genia Challenge 2022, a large evaluation of data-driven code speech gesture generation +[306.800 --> 310.800] at cd.eay.com. diff --git a/transcript/challenge_EN02_J3MnAM.txt b/transcript/challenge_EN02_J3MnAM.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a93fc17f84443858e1c57b2fedf903f04ce03957 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_EN02_J3MnAM.txt @@ -0,0 +1,272 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.320] I'm like okay. +[4.320 --> 7.760] We are not moving our hands but we are moving our chat. +[7.760 --> 9.920] Monit eyes. +[9.920 --> 12.320] Okay, it's difficult. +[16.560 --> 17.840] Hello. +[24.000 --> 25.840] Paiya. +[25.840 --> 29.840] We have many foods but it's true that Paiya is one of the most famous. +[29.840 --> 31.840] One also like the tapas. +[31.840 --> 34.160] Oh yeah, it can be whatever. +[34.160 --> 36.160] Hamon with cheese. +[36.160 --> 38.160] Also, I like a lot croquettes. +[38.160 --> 45.760] We put like vegetable milk and can be chicken, hamon or also fish inside. +[60.000 --> 61.840] You can't put tapas in the pan. +[61.840 --> 63.840] You can't put tapas in the pan. +[63.840 --> 65.840] You can't put tapas in the pan. +[65.840 --> 67.840] It's really hot. +[67.840 --> 69.840] So we start with pizza. +[69.840 --> 71.840] Of course everyone knows pizza, pasta and then. +[71.840 --> 75.840] So people say pizza they say pasta but it's not a food. +[75.840 --> 77.840] It's an ingredient for us. +[77.840 --> 81.840] So depending on what you put on that pasta and what you put on that pizza, +[81.840 --> 85.840] it's going to be a lot different. +[89.840 --> 91.840] I'm going to put some cheese on it. +[91.840 --> 93.840] I'm going to put some cheese on it. +[93.840 --> 95.840] I'm going to put some cheese on it. +[95.840 --> 97.840] I'm going to put some cheese on it. +[97.840 --> 99.840] I'm going to put some cheese on it. +[99.840 --> 101.840] Food be proud of your country. +[101.840 --> 103.840] Oh my god. +[103.840 --> 105.840] Okay, okay. +[105.840 --> 107.840] Wow. +[107.840 --> 109.840] Why did you ask for food? +[109.840 --> 111.840] Okay, okay. +[111.840 --> 113.840] Oh, right. +[113.840 --> 115.840] Oh my gosh. +[115.840 --> 117.840] I have just to hold my hand. +[117.840 --> 121.840] Actually if we speak Spanish or Italian, it's worse. +[121.840 --> 125.840] It's because we are speaking in English that we are not using so many gestures. +[125.840 --> 127.840] Exactly. +[127.840 --> 129.840] Because it would be worse in all languages. +[129.840 --> 131.840] To that point, the people say you don't need to know Italian. +[131.840 --> 135.840] You can just use your hands and you can just communicate with people. +[135.840 --> 141.840] Yeah, but I think there is a big, big, big difference between Italian gestures and Spanish gestures. +[141.840 --> 145.840] Normally, I think Spanish gestures are support on your talking. +[145.840 --> 151.840] So we do gestures like these or when you are counting like these or you call like this. +[151.840 --> 155.840] But the gestures, I feel many of them they don't have like a real meaning. +[155.840 --> 159.840] But I have some Italian friends that they teach me gestures. +[159.840 --> 161.840] And they are or a sentence or a word. +[161.840 --> 165.840] Oh, so that is very specific and it's amazing. +[165.840 --> 167.840] You don't have that kind of stuff in Spain. +[167.840 --> 169.840] Not as matches in Italy. +[169.840 --> 171.840] I mean, no, it's another language. +[171.840 --> 174.840] Somehow I thought that Spanish and Italian are really similar. +[174.840 --> 177.840] I thought that also you had the pen gesture thing. +[177.840 --> 178.840] But I didn't know. +[178.840 --> 181.840] Like the bad gesture that is international. +[181.840 --> 182.840] You don't have this? +[182.840 --> 183.840] No. +[183.840 --> 188.840] That is what I felt when they say to me like this is a sentence. +[188.840 --> 190.840] It has a meaning. +[190.840 --> 192.840] Because like what are you doing? What are you talking? +[192.840 --> 193.840] Yeah. +[193.840 --> 194.840] This is like everywhere. +[194.840 --> 198.840] There are people just talking in their own language and doing this and they're like, +[198.840 --> 199.840] oh, I'm still in Italian. +[199.840 --> 200.840] No. +[200.840 --> 202.840] Yeah, it's like best of the best of the best. +[202.840 --> 204.840] What the hell are you saying? +[204.840 --> 208.840] So if you use this, it means that the other person is something that makes no sense to you. +[208.840 --> 211.840] So it's not a good meaning actually. +[211.840 --> 212.840] Oh, yeah, this one. +[212.840 --> 213.840] I don't care. +[213.840 --> 214.840] I don't care. +[214.840 --> 215.840] And then this is for yummy. +[215.840 --> 217.840] But this is just for children. +[217.840 --> 218.840] Children do it. +[218.840 --> 220.840] And if it's adults, usually they just do... +[220.840 --> 221.840] Mmm. +[221.840 --> 222.840] Mmm. +[222.840 --> 223.840] Oh, or... +[223.840 --> 224.840] Lauren. +[224.840 --> 225.840] Lauren. +[225.840 --> 226.840] Or... +[226.840 --> 227.840] See, it doesn't difference. +[227.840 --> 231.840] I cannot say to you exactly any Spanish gesture like that. +[231.840 --> 236.840] Well, for example, if you look at football players, they're always like to the judge like, +[236.840 --> 237.840] what are you saying? +[237.840 --> 238.840] Come on, please. +[238.840 --> 241.840] This isn't mixed between these and... +[241.840 --> 242.840] And pray like... +[242.840 --> 243.840] Yeah, but I'm worried. +[243.840 --> 244.840] Oh, my God. +[244.840 --> 245.840] This is the big one. +[245.840 --> 247.840] I am so tired. +[247.840 --> 249.840] What are you doing, right? +[249.840 --> 251.840] I think it's Spanish people. +[251.840 --> 253.840] We have more international gestures. +[253.840 --> 255.840] And the rest is like, we're... +[255.840 --> 256.840] Yeah. +[256.840 --> 257.840] Support your talk. +[257.840 --> 258.840] Nothing special. +[258.840 --> 259.840] Not as Italians. +[259.840 --> 260.840] That is well known. +[260.840 --> 262.840] Oh, we have this one. +[262.840 --> 263.840] Like, talk to you later. +[263.840 --> 264.840] See you later. +[264.840 --> 265.840] Ah, yeah? +[265.840 --> 266.840] Oh, also. +[266.840 --> 267.840] It's not this one. +[267.840 --> 268.840] This is crazy. +[268.840 --> 269.840] This is crazy. +[269.840 --> 270.840] But this one is like, see you later. +[270.840 --> 273.840] If you're angry with someone and you don't want to make... +[273.840 --> 275.840] Seem in front of other people, you're like... +[275.840 --> 279.840] But same goes, like, for example, you have a friend you want to meet on another place. +[279.840 --> 281.840] Then you're like... +[281.840 --> 285.840] Especially like, for example, there is a guy or a girl that you like. +[285.840 --> 286.840] And you're like... +[286.840 --> 287.840] Mmm. +[287.840 --> 289.840] I know another one. +[289.840 --> 292.840] Ah, I just cared. +[292.840 --> 294.840] I just cared. +[294.840 --> 296.840] Yeah, but why you do that? +[296.840 --> 297.840] I don't know. +[297.840 --> 301.840] Maybe my friend was wrong, but they told me... +[301.840 --> 305.840] This is because when you are afraid, your body is intention. +[305.840 --> 306.840] Right? +[306.840 --> 307.840] Yeah. +[307.840 --> 309.840] Your butt? +[309.840 --> 310.840] Yeah. +[310.840 --> 311.840] It's like... +[311.840 --> 312.840] Oh, really? +[312.840 --> 313.840] Yeah, so it's like... +[313.840 --> 314.840] I didn't know that. +[314.840 --> 315.840] Well, I don't know. +[315.840 --> 316.840] Maybe it's wrong. +[316.840 --> 317.840] It can be. +[317.840 --> 318.840] It can be. +[318.840 --> 324.840] Well, in Spain, I think is not considered as polite. +[324.840 --> 328.840] A person that makes many gestures is quite vulgar. +[328.840 --> 332.840] So my mom always say to me, be quiet with your hands. +[332.840 --> 333.840] Stop! +[333.840 --> 335.840] Why are you moving your hands so much? +[335.840 --> 337.840] She's more elegant than me. +[337.840 --> 342.840] In very formal situations, you have to control a little bit your gestures. +[342.840 --> 345.840] I think it depends on what kind of hand gestures it is. +[345.840 --> 349.840] For example, if you are doing something that is like this in front of a judge, +[349.840 --> 351.840] in the court, if you are in the court, and you are like, +[351.840 --> 355.840] this is not going to help you in front of the police. +[355.840 --> 357.840] But still, we use hands a lot. +[357.840 --> 360.840] So for example, when I am explaining something in front of people, +[360.840 --> 362.840] it's much better to use your hands. +[362.840 --> 366.840] So for example, if you are having a meeting or a seminar, +[366.840 --> 370.840] many people use their hands for that reason, because it helps what you're saying. +[370.840 --> 373.840] Yeah, more impact on people with a memorize, etc. +[373.840 --> 379.840] But you don't do this, you don't do some gestures that can be offensive +[379.840 --> 381.840] for people listening to you. +[381.840 --> 384.840] On the other hand, when I was in elementary school, +[384.840 --> 386.840] they teach you how to use hands. +[386.840 --> 388.840] When you talk, you should use your hands. +[388.840 --> 391.840] So when I was a kid, of course, I wasn't easy on my hands. +[391.840 --> 394.840] And when I looked at my dad, he was always talking like this. +[394.840 --> 396.840] And I'm like, I will never become like that. +[396.840 --> 398.840] Look at me. +[398.840 --> 400.840] This is the only thing that can help you. +[400.840 --> 401.840] Yeah, yeah. +[401.840 --> 404.840] Otherwise, after two minutes, you forget. +[404.840 --> 405.840] Yeah. +[408.840 --> 412.840] You know that there is a saying that if you tie an Italian person's hands, +[412.840 --> 415.840] that person is going to die. +[415.840 --> 417.840] Because they cannot use this. +[417.840 --> 418.840] So there's so much like this. +[418.840 --> 421.840] Oh my god, I need to talk with my hands. +[421.840 --> 422.840] Wow. +[423.840 --> 424.840] Oh, yeah. +[424.840 --> 427.840] Been to Spain twice? +[427.840 --> 430.840] I already tried to move my hands. +[431.840 --> 433.840] And I've been... +[433.840 --> 435.840] Okay, okay, I'm going to pray here. +[435.840 --> 439.840] I went to the southern part for one week with my school. +[439.840 --> 441.840] When I was in high school, which part? +[441.840 --> 443.840] I went to Granada. +[443.840 --> 444.840] I went to Córdoba. +[444.840 --> 445.840] I went to Sevilla. +[445.840 --> 446.840] Wow. +[446.840 --> 447.840] It was really nice. +[447.840 --> 448.840] It was really nice. +[448.840 --> 449.840] I really liked it. +[449.840 --> 451.840] But the food is really, really good. +[451.840 --> 453.840] People are really, really welcoming. +[453.840 --> 455.840] Oh, they are very open. +[455.840 --> 460.840] And there are so many beautiful palaces like the one in the Alejandro one. +[460.840 --> 461.840] Oh, yeah. +[461.840 --> 462.840] That one was really, really pretty. +[462.840 --> 464.840] And at that time, I went to Barcelona. +[464.840 --> 468.840] But at that time, I just stayed there for, I think, two days and one night. +[468.840 --> 470.840] So I couldn't see much. +[470.840 --> 472.840] I want to go back to Spain if I can. +[472.840 --> 476.840] Did you feel that monuments are so different? +[476.840 --> 477.840] Oh, yeah. +[477.840 --> 478.840] Italy. +[478.840 --> 483.840] There are a mixture of Arabic and Christian side style. +[485.840 --> 487.840] I'm like okay. +[487.840 --> 488.840] Okay. +[490.840 --> 491.840] So I really liked it. +[491.840 --> 492.840] Like it's exotic too. +[492.840 --> 496.840] We are not moving our hands, but we are moving our chest. +[496.840 --> 497.840] Maldives. +[497.840 --> 498.840] Eyes. +[498.840 --> 499.840] Okay. +[499.840 --> 500.840] It's difficult. +[500.840 --> 501.840] Yeah. +[501.840 --> 503.840] I visit also Sardinia. +[503.840 --> 504.840] I've never been to Sardinia. +[504.840 --> 505.840] Yeah. +[505.840 --> 506.840] It's quite different. +[506.840 --> 507.840] It's an island. +[507.840 --> 514.840] So it was feeling like my home too, because it's very similar to New York. +[514.840 --> 519.840] And I just make like a very, very fast trip to Milan. +[519.840 --> 523.840] I couldn't see so much about Milan, but really and about the beach. +[523.840 --> 525.840] See, so pretty. +[525.840 --> 526.840] Food is so amazing. +[526.840 --> 530.840] And I mean, they put big quantities of food. +[530.840 --> 533.840] How people can eat that much. +[533.840 --> 536.840] I don't think it's all your people in Milan. +[536.840 --> 538.840] No, actually, it's new people. +[538.840 --> 539.840] They are really things. +[539.840 --> 540.840] That is amazing. +[540.840 --> 543.840] It's like how you can eat pizza like four. +[543.840 --> 546.840] Because we don't eat pizza that often. +[546.840 --> 548.840] We don't eat pizza once a month. +[548.840 --> 549.840] Oh, really? +[549.840 --> 553.840] And also for example, for eating outside. +[553.840 --> 555.840] We're eating outside. +[555.840 --> 557.840] We don't eat outside that often. +[557.840 --> 558.840] So hard. +[558.840 --> 560.840] But we are connected. +[560.840 --> 561.840] So we are connected. +[561.840 --> 562.840] I can feel. +[562.840 --> 563.840] Okay. +[563.840 --> 565.840] Finally, finally. +[565.840 --> 566.840] Finally. +[566.840 --> 568.840] Okay. +[568.840 --> 570.840] Do all the gestures that we can now. +[570.840 --> 574.840] We can speak without using our hands. +[574.840 --> 576.840] But it doesn't feel the same. +[576.840 --> 579.840] It's like really, really boring. +[579.840 --> 580.840] There is no passion. +[580.840 --> 581.840] Yeah, no passion. +[581.840 --> 582.840] No. +[582.840 --> 585.840] Trying to connect with the person you're talking with. +[585.840 --> 588.840] Yeah, and in this case, we were holding our hands. +[588.840 --> 591.840] So I was feeling exactly what she was feeling. +[591.840 --> 593.840] Like because you know like the vibration. +[593.840 --> 595.840] But I think it will be very cold. +[595.840 --> 598.840] If we are just like in front of each other or in a day. +[598.840 --> 599.840] There's something in it. +[599.840 --> 601.840] And you are like, yeah. +[601.840 --> 603.840] It looks like you're interested. +[603.840 --> 605.840] I reported for the news. +[605.840 --> 606.840] You don't like it. +[606.840 --> 607.840] Hello. +[607.840 --> 609.840] Today we are going to talk about you. +[609.840 --> 610.840] No. +[610.840 --> 611.840] So serious. +[611.840 --> 612.840] Yeah. +[612.840 --> 615.840] I think it's the first time I tried to speak without using my hands. +[615.840 --> 616.840] Yeah, me too. +[616.840 --> 620.840] So today we talked about hand gestures in Italy and Spain. +[620.840 --> 625.840] If you like the video, please press like, subscribe and leave a comment. +[625.840 --> 626.840] We'll see you soon. +[626.840 --> 627.840] Bye! diff --git a/transcript/challenge_Eo6Qn5LyAm0.txt b/transcript/challenge_Eo6Qn5LyAm0.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..fac1180197e33d1b9556b9a8deeb72ad52fa98ad --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_Eo6Qn5LyAm0.txt @@ -0,0 +1,158 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.000] I'm gonna make you wonder why you keep in charge +[6.000 --> 10.000] I'm gonna take this down and left with you to cry +[10.000 --> 14.000] And I still don't know how I even survive +[14.000 --> 18.000] I'm gonna take this down and left with you to cry +[18.000 --> 22.000] And I still don't know how I even survive +[22.000 --> 26.000] I'm gonna take this down and left with you to cry +[26.000 --> 28.000] Whenever I'm done, all right +[28.000 --> 30.100] I can go ahead and move on +[30.540 --> 33.040] Feel free to go ahead and hold the ball +[33.040 --> 34.960] You can get 3-4 Wild Birds +[43.480 --> 46.760] I'm gonna press the def small little COVID-19 +[46.760 --> 47.000] Roll together +[47.100 --> 48.800] Against aiquer +[48.800 --> 50.200] Train +[50.920 --> 51.080] Real soldiers +[51.400 --> 54.120] però +[54.280 --> 55.180] Training +[55.180 --> 64.660] I'm gonna take you down a lovely little crowd +[64.660 --> 68.180] And I still don't know how I eat pizza +[68.180 --> 69.180] Five +[69.180 --> 70.180] Five +[70.180 --> 72.180] Five +[72.180 --> 73.180] Five +[73.180 --> 74.180] Five +[74.180 --> 75.180] Five +[75.180 --> 76.180] Five +[76.180 --> 77.180] Five +[77.180 --> 78.180] Five +[78.180 --> 79.180] Five +[79.180 --> 80.180] Five +[80.180 --> 81.180] Five +[81.180 --> 82.180] Five +[82.180 --> 83.180] Five +[83.180 --> 84.180] Five +[85.180 --> 85.800] 8 +[99.380 --> 102.780] Informatist +[102.780 --> 105.180] growing +[105.180 --> 106.180] I didn't hear you. +[106.180 --> 110.180] Oh, I got it. +[110.180 --> 112.180] Pulse for the currency. +[112.180 --> 113.180] Next. +[113.180 --> 115.180] Pulse for the currency. +[115.180 --> 117.180] Pulse for the currency. +[117.180 --> 118.180] Next. +[118.180 --> 119.180] This is it. +[119.180 --> 120.180] No. +[120.180 --> 121.180] Wait. +[121.180 --> 122.180] Okay. +[122.180 --> 123.180] Okay. +[123.180 --> 124.180] Wait. +[124.180 --> 125.180] No. +[125.180 --> 126.180] No. +[126.180 --> 127.180] Okay. +[127.180 --> 128.180] Okay. +[128.180 --> 129.180] Okay. +[129.180 --> 130.180] Wait. +[130.180 --> 131.180] No. +[131.180 --> 132.180] Okay. +[132.180 --> 133.180] Okay. +[133.180 --> 134.180] Wait. +[134.180 --> 135.180] No. +[135.180 --> 136.180] No. +[136.180 --> 137.180] Okay. +[137.180 --> 138.180] No. +[138.180 --> 139.180] Okay. +[139.180 --> 140.180] No. +[140.180 --> 141.180] Okay. +[141.180 --> 142.180] Okay. +[142.180 --> 143.180] No. +[143.180 --> 144.180] Oh. +[144.180 --> 145.180] Yes. +[145.180 --> 146.180] Okay. +[146.180 --> 147.180] No. +[147.180 --> 148.180] Oh my god. +[148.180 --> 149.180] Hey. +[149.180 --> 150.180] Did it work? +[150.180 --> 151.180] Did it. +[151.180 --> 152.180] Pulse for theotrosit. +[152.180 --> 153.180] Next. +[153.180 --> 155.180] Pulse for the currency. +[155.180 --> 156.180] Next. +[156.180 --> 157.180] Pulse for the currency. +[157.180 --> 160.180] Pulse for the currency. +[160.180 --> 162.180] Pulse for the currency. +[162.180 --> 164.180] Next. +[164.180 --> 167.180] Pulse for the currency. +[167.180 --> 168.180] Pulse for the currency. +[168.180 --> 174.180] Pulse for the currency. +[174.180 --> 180.180] Pulse for the currency. +[180.180 --> 184.000] Pulse for the currency. +[184.000 --> 184.680] Pulse. +[184.680 --> 191.340] This doesn't work. +[191.340 --> 193.340] I don't know how I eat pizza fly +[193.340 --> 194.340] Hot times +[194.340 --> 195.340] Hot times +[195.340 --> 197.340] Hot times +[197.340 --> 200.340] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[200.340 --> 201.340] Hot times +[201.340 --> 203.340] Gonna take you down and left me +[203.340 --> 204.340] You don't cry +[204.340 --> 205.340] You don't need to cry +[205.340 --> 208.340] I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[208.340 --> 209.340] Hot times +[209.340 --> 211.340] Hot times +[211.340 --> 212.340] Hot times +[212.340 --> 215.340] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[215.340 --> 216.340] Hot times +[216.340 --> 218.340] Gonna take you down and left me +[218.340 --> 219.340] You don't cry +[219.340 --> 220.340] You don't need to cry +[220.340 --> 223.340] I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[223.340 --> 224.340] Hot times +[224.340 --> 226.340] Hot times +[226.340 --> 230.340] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[230.340 --> 231.340] Hot times +[231.340 --> 233.340] Gonna take you down and left me +[233.340 --> 234.340] You don't cry +[234.340 --> 235.340] You don't need to cry +[235.340 --> 238.340] I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[238.340 --> 239.340] Hot times +[239.340 --> 240.340] Hot times +[240.340 --> 241.340] Follow the camera's in +[241.340 --> 242.340] Next +[242.340 --> 244.340] Follow the camera's in +[244.340 --> 246.340] Follow the camera's in +[246.340 --> 248.340] Follow the camera's in +[248.340 --> 250.340] Next +[252.340 --> 253.340] Hot times +[253.340 --> 255.820] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[255.820 --> 256.820] Hot times +[256.820 --> 259.320] Gonna take you down and left me +[259.320 --> 260.320] You don't cry +[260.340 --> 261.320] You don't need to cry +[261.340 --> 263.700] I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[263.960 --> 265.060] Hot times +[265.060 --> 267.860] Hot times +[267.860 --> 270.820] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[270.820 --> 272.020] Hot times +[272.020 --> 274.340] Gonna take you down and left me +[274.340 --> 275.340] You don't cry +[275.340 --> 276.340] You don't need to cry +[276.340 --> 278.940] And I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[278.940 --> 280.060] Hot Tonge +[282.060 --> 283.060] Hot Tonge +[283.060 --> 285.780] Gonna make you wonder why you eat and try +[285.780 --> 287.060] Hot Tonge +[287.060 --> 289.940] Gonna take you down and laugh when you cry +[289.940 --> 291.140] Eat and try +[291.140 --> 293.860] And I still don't know how I eat pizza fly +[293.860 --> 294.900] Hot Tonge +[307.340 --> 309.340] Okay, we're all right to finish this one +[312.340 --> 314.340] Wait, no, I'm not kidding +[314.340 --> 317.340] Oh no, I almost did something wrong +[319.340 --> 321.340] Wait, no +[326.340 --> 328.340] What the hell are we? +[329.340 --> 332.340] We're never kidding, we're dreaming +[337.340 --> 338.340] ! +[348.340 --> 349.700] Mi diff --git a/transcript/challenge_GEFDiQOVL9k.txt b/transcript/challenge_GEFDiQOVL9k.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9fe30a8bcf89d2902d902f25d2fb7d4576243a93 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_GEFDiQOVL9k.txt @@ -0,0 +1,83 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.000] Ladies and gentlemen, I am very excited about my musical guest tonight. +[4.000 --> 9.600] BTS, pause for screaming fans, because BTS isn't just a band. +[9.600 --> 12.400] They're a global phenomenon. +[12.400 --> 16.800] They've sold millions of albums. They've been streamed billions of times +[16.800 --> 20.400] and played du-pac stadiums all around the world. They're so influential. +[20.400 --> 24.000] They're the reason I got this haircut. +[24.000 --> 28.600] They've even helped spread trends from Korea, like this hand gesture right here, okay? +[28.600 --> 31.000] That little hand gesture, you see that? Hello? +[31.000 --> 35.000] Where you use your thumb and your index finger to create a tiny little heart, okay? +[35.000 --> 39.400] By the way, the only this part is the heart. If your heart has this part down here, +[39.400 --> 41.800] that's a problem. Seek help. +[41.800 --> 46.600] And tonight, I'm thrilled to announce that BTS has agreed to give a late show +[46.600 --> 51.800] an exclusive look at a whole bunch of new hand gestures that all the cool kids +[51.800 --> 54.600] are going to be using next. Jim? +[54.600 --> 57.400] Hi, this is Aaron from BTS. +[57.400 --> 63.400] A few years ago, we helped popularize finger hearts, a symbol that means love and affection. +[63.400 --> 66.600] But that's only what many popular gestures we use. +[66.600 --> 70.600] And tonight, me and the boys and BTS are going to teach you the rest. +[70.600 --> 72.600] What's going on? +[74.600 --> 80.200] Heart is just one of the important organs you can communicate with your fingers. +[80.200 --> 85.000] For example, this are Candace and +[85.000 --> 87.800] this is Long Intense. +[87.800 --> 92.200] This is a V, this is Storm and Name V, +[92.200 --> 95.800] but it also means Peace or even better. +[95.800 --> 99.800] If you add a finger, this is a pizza. +[99.800 --> 105.000] Looks delicious, but remember to not eat your fingers. +[105.000 --> 109.000] This one means I'm going out for a nice walk +[109.000 --> 111.800] and this means that I'm going for a run +[111.800 --> 115.800] and this means forget running. I just got a new pogostek. +[115.800 --> 117.000] And this means, +[117.000 --> 119.800] Help! That guy stole my pogostek! +[119.800 --> 121.800] This is a simple one. +[121.800 --> 127.000] This means, hey, you have some food on your face. +[127.000 --> 130.200] This one means, live long and prosper. +[130.200 --> 134.200] I invented it and Star Trek learned it from me. +[134.200 --> 135.800] How is that possible? +[135.800 --> 139.800] Because Star Trek takes place in the future. +[140.600 --> 143.800] This one is very helpful. It goes like this. +[152.600 --> 155.800] That means, the better is going to fate, +[155.800 --> 159.800] but important is your base coach. +[159.800 --> 161.800] I'm sure you already know. +[161.800 --> 164.800] Rock, paper, scissors. +[164.800 --> 166.800] But not a lot of people know. +[166.800 --> 170.800] There are other moves you can make like paper shredder +[170.800 --> 172.800] with this paper. +[172.800 --> 174.800] And then, Jamsa. +[174.800 --> 178.800] Everybody knows this one, which is giving a person +[178.800 --> 181.800] and money ears is cute. +[181.800 --> 184.800] But this is called the double bunny. +[184.800 --> 188.800] It's stronger, more powerful, dangerous. +[188.800 --> 192.800] Beware of double bunny, fear of double bunny. +[192.800 --> 195.800] For this one, you need two people. +[195.800 --> 197.800] One makes a TV set. +[197.800 --> 201.800] And the other one puts a little man inside. +[201.800 --> 204.800] It means, late night TV holds TV and Kobe. +[204.800 --> 206.800] But use this one carefully, +[206.800 --> 212.800] because it actually has the power to someone's TV and Kobe. +[212.800 --> 215.800] Hey, somebody call for me? +[215.800 --> 219.800] Nope. We are just showing people the hand gestures. +[219.800 --> 223.800] Dammit, Jim. Again, you know I have a shoulder knight. +[223.800 --> 226.800] I'm 16 hour plane ride back from Korea. +[226.800 --> 228.800] Sorry, Steven. +[228.800 --> 229.800] Repeat, say. +[229.800 --> 230.800] Come on. +[230.800 --> 234.800] And finally, this hand gesture is one of my favorites. +[234.800 --> 238.800] It means our new single butter is available now on streaming platforms +[238.800 --> 240.800] and in stores everywhere. +[240.800 --> 243.800] This butter looks delicious. +[243.800 --> 246.800] Oh, do not eat your fingers, Steven. +[253.800 --> 255.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[255.800 --> 257.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[257.800 --> 259.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[259.800 --> 261.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[261.800 --> 263.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[263.800 --> 265.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[265.800 --> 267.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[267.800 --> 269.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[269.800 --> 271.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[271.800 --> 273.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[273.800 --> 275.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[275.800 --> 277.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[277.800 --> 279.800] I'm not eating your fingers. +[279.800 --> 281.800] I'm not eating your fingers. diff --git a/transcript/challenge_JccR9LITTME.txt b/transcript/challenge_JccR9LITTME.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..04324f0fa13cde2621ff9e836f4de50f78ff7533 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_JccR9LITTME.txt @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Hi! +[2.000 --> 3.000] Hi! +[3.000 --> 4.000] Hi! +[4.000 --> 5.000] Hi! +[5.000 --> 6.000] Hi! +[6.000 --> 7.000] Hi! +[7.000 --> 8.000] Hi! +[8.000 --> 9.000] Hi! +[9.000 --> 10.000] Hi! +[10.000 --> 11.000] Hi! +[11.000 --> 12.000] Hi! +[12.000 --> 13.000] Hi! +[13.000 --> 14.000] Hi! +[14.000 --> 15.000] Hi! +[15.000 --> 16.000] Hi! +[16.000 --> 17.000] Hi! +[17.000 --> 18.000] Hi! +[18.000 --> 19.000] Hi! +[19.000 --> 20.000] Hi! +[20.000 --> 21.000] Hi! +[21.000 --> 22.000] Hi! +[22.000 --> 23.000] Hi! +[23.000 --> 24.000] Hi! +[24.000 --> 25.000] Hi! +[25.000 --> 26.000] Hi! +[26.000 --> 27.000] Hi! +[27.000 --> 28.000] Hi! +[28.000 --> 29.000] Hi! +[29.000 --> 30.000] Hi! +[30.000 --> 31.000] Hi! +[31.000 --> 32.000] Hi! +[32.000 --> 33.000] Hi! +[33.000 --> 34.000] Hi! +[34.000 --> 35.000] Hi! +[35.000 --> 36.000] Hi! +[36.000 --> 37.000] Hi! +[37.000 --> 38.000] Hi! +[38.000 --> 42.000] Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring +[42.000 --> 46.000] House house house house house house +[46.000 --> 50.000] Ring ring ring ring ring +[50.000 --> 54.000] Ring ring house house house house house +[54.000 --> 55.000] Hmm +[55.000 --> 63.000] Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring +[63.000 --> 71.000] House house house house house house house house house house house house +[71.000 --> 72.420] And +[72.820 --> 77.000] Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring +[77.000 --> 81.000] Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring +[81.000 --> 86.000] Ring Ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring symbol +[86.000 --> 91.000] Ring Ring ring tying ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring ring-soon +[91.000 --> 121.000] Lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock +[121.000 --> 121.780] lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, lock, All right. diff --git a/transcript/challenge_UsdUUeBQM3w.txt b/transcript/challenge_UsdUUeBQM3w.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cb6dbae51761ea999064f450de7a77a0861a9b9d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_UsdUUeBQM3w.txt @@ -0,0 +1,2 @@ +[0.000 --> 11.000] I'm a deeply offended by this stereotype so those are clearly actors. +[11.000 --> 15.000] Stop making fun of me that. diff --git a/transcript/challenge_XHxWhr2ZXWw.txt b/transcript/challenge_XHxWhr2ZXWw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..f1999fef04032aecfaaac674313ff22df2bd4f79 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/challenge_XHxWhr2ZXWw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.000] Most useful Italian hand gestures. +[5.000 --> 6.000] I don't know. +[7.000 --> 10.000] I don't know anything about what you're talking about. +[12.000 --> 14.000] I don't care. +[14.000 --> 15.000] Don't care. +[15.000 --> 16.000] Don't care. +[16.000 --> 17.000] Still don't care. +[20.000 --> 21.000] Almost. +[23.000 --> 26.000] Where are you almost there? +[26.000 --> 28.000] What do you want? +[28.000 --> 29.000] What do you want? +[29.000 --> 30.000] Oh. +[30.000 --> 32.000] What are you talking about? +[32.000 --> 35.000] What are you talking about? +[35.000 --> 37.000] What are you talking about? +[42.000 --> 43.000] What is this? +[43.000 --> 44.000] What's this, mother? +[49.000 --> 50.000] It's yummy. +[51.000 --> 52.000] Nice. +[53.000 --> 54.000] What is that? +[54.000 --> 55.000] She's... +[55.000 --> 56.000] Bono. +[56.000 --> 57.000] When? +[60.000 --> 62.000] I can't hear you. +[65.000 --> 67.000] I can't hear you. +[67.000 --> 69.000] I like him too. +[69.000 --> 71.000] Who is that? +[71.000 --> 73.000] Who are you? +[77.000 --> 79.000] Are you crazy? +[79.000 --> 80.000] Are you crazy? +[80.000 --> 81.000] Are you mind? +[83.000 --> 84.000] I'm so fucked up, mother. +[84.000 --> 85.000] I'm so fucked up. +[85.000 --> 87.000] Are you scared? +[88.000 --> 90.000] Scared, pottle. +[90.000 --> 91.000] You... +[91.000 --> 92.000] Where? +[94.000 --> 96.000] I don't believe you. +[96.000 --> 98.000] I can't believe it's no bottle. +[101.000 --> 103.000] Are you hungry? +[103.000 --> 105.000] Are you hungry? +[108.000 --> 111.000] Do you want some spaghetti? +[111.000 --> 114.000] Do you like spaghetti? +[114.000 --> 115.000] Yes, I do. +[115.000 --> 116.000] Let's go. +[116.000 --> 118.000] Okay, let's get up. +[120.000 --> 121.000] Hurry up. +[128.000 --> 129.000] Let's see. +[131.000 --> 133.000] I'm not going to say anything. +[133.000 --> 135.000] I'm not going to say anything. diff --git a/transcript/prank_-GAk_jc4B4Q.txt b/transcript/prank_-GAk_jc4B4Q.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bc885d0e494dcab0bd3edce0814e973aef5796a6 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_-GAk_jc4B4Q.txt @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +[0.000 --> 14.880] In a series of hilarious gym moments, fitness influencer Noel Dazel is interrupted by +[14.880 --> 22.360] a cleaner task with cleaning the area around the weights. +[22.360 --> 27.000] However, when the cleaner arrives at the weightlifting area, he effortlessly lifts the heavy +[27.000 --> 41.720] weights, leaving both Noel and his workout partner utterly surprised. +[41.720 --> 46.480] To add to the comedic effect, the cleaner even takes a sip of cleaning water for an extra +[46.480 --> 61.840] boost of energy. +[61.840 --> 68.320] Anatali Powerlifter, the Ukrainian force redefining gym norms, with a massive online following +[68.320 --> 73.760] the 15 million fans on TikTok and YouTube, bodybuilders at the gym remain unaware of his +[73.760 --> 99.120] identity. +[99.120 --> 117.640] Vladimir S.H. Mandenko, known as Anatali, standing at 5.11 and weighing 78 kg. +[117.640 --> 122.640] Despite his unassuming appearance, Anatali holds an impressive record, consecutively winning +[122.640 --> 136.960] the Ukrainian Powerlifting Championship in 2019, 2020 and 2021. +[136.960 --> 162.320] His personal best includes a 290 kg deadlift and a 210 kg squat. +[166.960 --> 172.800] Anatali Powerlifter, a man of slight stature, but immense power shares essential lessons in +[172.800 --> 196.800] humility with fellow lifters. +[196.960 --> 205.280] In his playful persona, he impresses and flirts with gym girls by showcasing his lifting skills, +[205.280 --> 218.320] eliciting smiles and admiration. +[218.320 --> 223.240] In these moments, he reveals a unique blend of humor and strength disguised as an elderly +[223.240 --> 234.040] cleaner, astonishes seasoned bodybuilders. +[234.040 --> 238.920] Anatali's Prince Humble, even the mightiest, reminding us that in the gym and in life, +[238.920 --> 263.880] we should never underestimate anyone's potential. +[263.880 --> 271.160] During their workouts, the cleaner casually lifts the bodybuilders' barbell with one hand, +[271.160 --> 291.000] leaving them utterly shocked and amazed at his unexpected display of strength and skill. +[293.880 --> 308.840] He consistently surprises and amuses fellow gymgoers. +[308.840 --> 313.560] His axe range from showcasing his strength and calisthenic skills to pretending that cleaning +[313.560 --> 342.040] water is his secret energy stores. +[342.040 --> 346.440] Crazy cleaner suddenly took the barbell from the bodybuilders with one hand, leaving them +[346.440 --> 371.880] utterly stunned and indisbelieved by his unexpected actions in the gym. +[372.040 --> 383.680] Cleaner leaves bodybuilders in stitches. +[383.680 --> 398.240] He effortlessly lifts heavy weights, surprises them with his strength. +[398.240 --> 403.160] The cleaner even engages in playful banter, showcasing his impressive skills and strength +[403.160 --> 405.400] in front of stunned bodybuilders. +[405.400 --> 428.200] It's all in good fun, adding a dose of humor to the gym environment. +[428.200 --> 446.800] Anatali thrives on fun and games, cleverly disguising himself as a feeble cleaner and +[446.800 --> 453.840] then astonishing everyone with displays of incredible strength through heavy lifts. +[453.840 --> 458.000] He's an effortlessly lifting heavy weights to engage in playful collaborations with notable +[458.000 --> 459.000] figures. +[459.000 --> 477.200] Anatali's pranks entertain and inspire, reflecting his remarkable journey. +[477.200 --> 479.240] Cleaner Anatali leaves bodybuilders watching. diff --git a/transcript/prank_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt b/transcript/prank_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..cbf9d39469792657d180e09561050a22288ab664 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_0cIo0PkBs2c.txt @@ -0,0 +1,28 @@ +[0.000 --> 16.000] What can I get started for you today? +[16.000 --> 18.000] What's nice? +[18.000 --> 22.000] Three empty lots. +[22.000 --> 24.000] Would you care for a pastry? +[24.000 --> 26.000] Nope. +[26.000 --> 28.000] You don't like it. +[28.000 --> 30.000] Moka. +[30.000 --> 32.000] Three moka lattes. +[32.000 --> 34.000] Five. +[34.000 --> 36.000] Double chocolate chip muffin. +[36.000 --> 38.000] Yep. +[38.000 --> 40.000] Spread your stuff. +[40.000 --> 44.000] You had three palm and cartonies in these. +[44.000 --> 48.000] I love the Beatles' taste for my life. +[48.000 --> 52.000] Something. +[52.000 --> 54.000] Assassination. +[54.000 --> 56.000] Hey, Brian Lincoln. +[56.000 --> 62.000] You, me, gun, shoot. +[62.000 --> 64.000] Three shots. +[64.000 --> 66.000] Hello. +[66.000 --> 68.000] A little slow to the day. +[68.000 --> 70.000] All right. +[70.000 --> 72.000] So, three lattes. +[72.000 --> 74.000] Three mokas. +[74.000 --> 76.000] Double chocolate chip muffin. +[76.000 --> 78.000] And three shots. +[78.000 --> 80.000] No assassinations. +[80.000 --> 82.000] I'm gonna be 68-12. diff --git a/transcript/prank_1AwIo4WAONE.txt b/transcript/prank_1AwIo4WAONE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a1bc35eaf525978391c274b2f9f863c5ce970492 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_1AwIo4WAONE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Do you have a girlfriend? +[2.000 --> 4.000] Do you have a girlfriend? +[4.000 --> 5.000] Yeah, right here. +[5.000 --> 6.000] Where? +[6.000 --> 7.000] Where? +[7.000 --> 8.000] Can I come with you? +[8.000 --> 10.000] Can you come with me? +[10.000 --> 12.000] Can you come with me? +[12.000 --> 14.000] Can you come with me? +[14.000 --> 16.000] Can we come with you? +[16.000 --> 18.000] Can we come with me? +[18.000 --> 20.000] Can we take it? +[20.000 --> 24.000] Hey, I like your eyebrows. +[31.000 --> 33.000] Oh my god. +[46.000 --> 48.000] Nice watch. +[48.000 --> 50.000] How are you doing? +[50.000 --> 52.000] Hi, you kind of cute. +[52.000 --> 54.000] Oh, you play. +[54.000 --> 56.000] Oh, thanks. +[61.000 --> 63.000] Ooh, Daddy. +[63.000 --> 65.000] Hey, he's sitting there. +[65.000 --> 66.000] It's been so long. +[66.000 --> 68.000] It's been forever. +[68.000 --> 69.000] Hi. +[73.000 --> 75.000] Hey, puppy. +[75.000 --> 77.000] Hey. +[77.000 --> 78.000] Hey. +[78.000 --> 80.000] Hey, can we help you? +[80.000 --> 81.000] Hey. +[87.000 --> 89.000] Hi. +[89.000 --> 91.000] I like your man. +[97.000 --> 99.000] Hi. +[99.000 --> 101.000] Hi. +[101.000 --> 103.000] Hi. +[103.000 --> 106.000] Hi. +[110.000 --> 111.000] Oh my god. +[111.000 --> 114.000] You are a one lucky girl over there. +[114.000 --> 115.000] Oh my god. +[115.000 --> 116.000] Hi, Daddy. +[120.000 --> 122.000] Hi. +[122.000 --> 125.000] Hi. +[125.000 --> 128.000] Do you want to go? +[128.000 --> 131.000] Hi. +[131.000 --> 134.000] Hi. +[134.000 --> 136.000] Are you a parking ticket? +[136.000 --> 138.000] Because you got fine written all over you. +[138.000 --> 140.000] I'm such a beautiful girl. +[140.000 --> 143.000] Hey, sexy. +[143.000 --> 146.000] Hi. +[147.000 --> 149.000] Hi. +[155.000 --> 157.000] Hey, Daddy. +[157.000 --> 159.000] Gleaf heart, come with me. +[159.000 --> 161.000] Come here. +[161.000 --> 163.000] Come here. +[163.000 --> 165.000] Daddy. +[165.000 --> 167.000] Come here. +[167.000 --> 169.000] Come here. +[169.000 --> 172.000] Come here. +[172.000 --> 175.000] Come here. +[176.000 --> 178.000] I like your man. +[178.000 --> 180.000] Hi. +[184.000 --> 186.000] Green is a horny color. +[186.000 --> 187.000] Oh my god. +[187.000 --> 190.000] You're right. +[190.000 --> 192.000] Okay. +[194.000 --> 197.000] Damn, you have nice arms. +[197.000 --> 199.000] What? +[199.000 --> 202.000] Oh my god. +[202.000 --> 205.000] Oh my god. +[205.000 --> 208.000] Nice. +[208.000 --> 211.000] Nice. +[211.000 --> 214.000] Nice. +[214.000 --> 217.000] Nice. +[217.000 --> 222.000] I just had a couple of wings. +[222.000 --> 226.000] Oh my god. +[227.000 --> 231.000] Are you in the p-picks? +[231.000 --> 236.000] What do you have around? +[236.000 --> 241.000] I like what you go going on. +[241.000 --> 244.000] Hi. +[244.000 --> 247.000] Hey. +[247.000 --> 250.000] You're a boy, cute. +[251.000 --> 253.000] Hi. +[253.000 --> 256.000] Hey. +[256.000 --> 262.000] You're a boy, cute. +[262.000 --> 264.000] I'm attracted to your head. +[264.000 --> 267.000] Can I see the other one? +[267.000 --> 269.000] Your other head. +[269.000 --> 271.000] The other head. +[271.000 --> 274.000] The other one. +[277.000 --> 279.000] Hi, touch Daddy. +[281.000 --> 283.000] We're here. +[283.000 --> 285.000] We're here. +[285.000 --> 286.000] We're here. +[286.000 --> 289.000] God damn you look good. +[289.000 --> 290.000] Here. +[290.000 --> 293.000] Come on. +[297.000 --> 299.000] Hey Daddy. +[299.000 --> 302.000] Daddy, show me. +[302.000 --> 305.000] Show me. +[311.000 --> 313.000] I like your biceps. +[313.000 --> 314.000] Hey. +[314.000 --> 316.000] You can come with me. +[316.000 --> 319.000] Leave her. +[323.000 --> 325.000] Hi guys. +[325.000 --> 328.000] Do you need a third? +[328.000 --> 331.000] Yes. +[334.000 --> 337.000] You're sexy. +[337.000 --> 339.000] You're sexy. +[339.000 --> 342.000] Come here. +[347.000 --> 350.000] Hey Daddy. +[365.000 --> 368.000] What's up? +[370.000 --> 373.000] I'm going to go to the next one. +[373.000 --> 375.000] What's up? +[375.000 --> 378.000] I'm going to go to the next one. +[378.000 --> 381.000] How good day. +[383.000 --> 387.000] I like your Greek shirt. +[399.000 --> 402.000] Daddy. +[424.000 --> 427.000] Good problem. +[428.000 --> 431.000] What? +[436.000 --> 439.000] How's Vegas treating you? +[439.000 --> 442.000] Hey, your girl's cute. +[450.000 --> 453.000] Look at that. +[453.000 --> 455.000] You are? +[455.000 --> 458.000] I don't know. +[458.000 --> 461.000] Hi. +[468.000 --> 472.000] I like your girl. +[485.000 --> 488.000] I like your girl. diff --git a/transcript/prank_6hhXudBBdVc.txt b/transcript/prank_6hhXudBBdVc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6867594c625337e1bebd673b6de1842f70b3e10 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_6hhXudBBdVc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,47 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.000] BANG! 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BANG! +[90.000 --> 92.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[92.000 --> 94.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[94.000 --> 96.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[96.000 --> 98.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[98.000 --> 100.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[100.000 --> 102.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[102.000 --> 104.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[104.000 --> 106.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[106.000 --> 108.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[108.000 --> 110.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[110.000 --> 112.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[112.000 --> 114.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[114.000 --> 116.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[116.000 --> 118.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[118.000 --> 119.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[119.000 --> 121.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[121.000 --> 123.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[123.000 --> 125.000] I'm not sure whether I can do it. +[125.000 --> 127.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[127.000 --> 129.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[129.000 --> 131.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[131.000 --> 133.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[133.000 --> 135.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[135.000 --> 137.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[137.000 --> 139.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[139.000 --> 141.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[141.000 --> 143.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[143.000 --> 145.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[145.000 --> 147.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[177.000 --> 179.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[179.000 --> 181.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[181.000 --> 183.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[183.000 --> 185.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[185.000 --> 187.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[187.000 --> 189.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[189.000 --> 191.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[191.000 --> 193.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[193.000 --> 195.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[195.000 --> 197.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[197.000 --> 199.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[199.000 --> 201.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[201.000 --> 203.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[203.000 --> 205.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. +[205.000 --> 207.000] I'm not sure if I can do it. diff --git a/transcript/prank_8QGZ-zBUTZw.txt b/transcript/prank_8QGZ-zBUTZw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81e663d99a8e68f8aaed437d524048387cc972d3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_8QGZ-zBUTZw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +[0.000 --> 8.380] I'm not like that you get on in the national +[8.380 --> 13.140] Best class seat on my lap girl riding comfortable +[13.140 --> 17.980] Cuz I know what that girl that need a new y'all to 80 +[17.980 --> 20.820] I got lipstick scents on my passport +[20.820 --> 22.720] You make it hard to leave +[22.720 --> 25.980] Been a man the world don't speak the language +[25.980 --> 28.300] But your booty don't need explaining +[28.300 --> 31.220] I love really need to understand it +[31.220 --> 33.900] You talk dirty to me +[33.900 --> 37.900] Talk dirty to me +[37.900 --> 45.980] Talk dirty to me +[45.980 --> 47.780] Free the language +[47.780 --> 50.220] But your booty don't need explaining +[50.220 --> 52.340] I love really need to understand it +[52.340 --> 55.140] You talk dirty to me +[55.140 --> 58.820] I love really need to understand it diff --git a/transcript/prank_AMRZb8UgtZE.txt b/transcript/prank_AMRZb8UgtZE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a728e1ede8a27ced6819c37a7243dcb40a242a44 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_AMRZb8UgtZE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,76 @@ +[0.000 --> 1.180] Cheers. +[1.740 --> 2.740] Cheers. +[18.000 --> 19.000] Hi. +[19.340 --> 20.420] I like your man. +[26.460 --> 28.120] You not call anymore. +[28.120 --> 30.460] I'm gonna sit there over you. +[30.460 --> 32.360] Can you take me with those feathers? +[32.360 --> 34.200] Well, maybe later. +[38.940 --> 41.780] I like that grill. +[41.780 --> 43.740] You want something else in your mouth? +[51.220 --> 53.720] I just had buffalo wings. +[53.720 --> 55.220] Ah, ah, ah, ah, ah. +[55.220 --> 57.220] I like your arms. +[57.220 --> 59.220] I like your arms. +[59.220 --> 61.220] I like your arms. +[61.220 --> 63.220] I like your arms. +[63.220 --> 65.220] I like your arms. +[65.220 --> 67.220] I'm doing nice arms. +[67.220 --> 69.220] Come on, come on. +[69.220 --> 71.220] Oh, yeah, the jeep you got me again. +[71.220 --> 73.220] It's in here. +[73.220 --> 75.220] Ooh, look at the jeep. +[75.220 --> 77.220] Ooh. +[77.220 --> 79.220] Yes, all the way out. +[79.220 --> 81.220] Come on. +[81.220 --> 83.220] Hi daddy. +[83.220 --> 85.220] Hi daddy. +[85.220 --> 87.220] Hi. +[87.220 --> 91.220] That's all right. +[91.220 --> 93.220] I need a little... +[93.220 --> 95.220] Where are you guys going? +[95.220 --> 97.220] Can I come? +[97.220 --> 99.220] I'm going to do good guys. +[99.220 --> 101.220] It's like you. +[101.220 --> 103.220] That one, who? +[103.220 --> 105.220] See now. +[105.220 --> 107.220] I'm going to do good guys. +[107.220 --> 109.220] It's like you. +[109.220 --> 111.220] See now. +[111.220 --> 113.220] Yeah. +[127.220 --> 129.220] How did I do it? +[129.220 --> 131.220] Where you going? +[133.220 --> 134.220] Pull your phone out. +[134.220 --> 136.220] You need to take my number down. +[136.220 --> 138.220] Yeah. +[140.220 --> 142.220] Three, two, three. +[146.220 --> 148.220] Come here. +[148.220 --> 150.220] I like your outfit. +[154.220 --> 156.220] Where are you going? +[156.220 --> 158.220] Can I come? +[158.220 --> 160.220] I can't come? +[160.220 --> 162.220] I can't come? +[168.220 --> 170.220] Hi daddy. +[172.220 --> 174.220] Come here. +[174.220 --> 176.220] We're leaving. +[178.220 --> 180.220] Hi guys. +[180.220 --> 182.220] Do you need a third? +[182.220 --> 184.220] Yeah. +[184.220 --> 186.220] Yes! +[186.220 --> 188.220] Oh, ****. +[194.220 --> 196.220] Don't get a battery. +[196.220 --> 198.220] Okay. +[198.220 --> 200.220] Hi, Dad. +[200.220 --> 204.220] Where's the party tonight? +[212.220 --> 214.220] Hi, big daddy. +[214.220 --> 216.220] Hi, big daddy. +[226.220 --> 228.220] I like your mirror. +[238.220 --> 240.220] Come here. +[244.220 --> 246.220] Where are you going? +[246.220 --> 248.220] Where are you going? +[248.220 --> 250.220] Where'd you come from? +[250.220 --> 252.220] I'm cross town. +[252.220 --> 254.220] I'm cross town. +[254.220 --> 256.220] Okay, let's go. +[256.220 --> 258.220] I'm going to go with you. +[258.220 --> 260.220] Let's go. diff --git a/transcript/prank_B2AcbLc7Cns.txt b/transcript/prank_B2AcbLc7Cns.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a6056e3b9de4d655c118ce75bb1ade9c2c4e4b68 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_B2AcbLc7Cns.txt @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.220] ờ +[6.300 --> 10.900] Ch disinfect +[10.900 --> 12.900] Đó +[12.900 --> 14.900] Đó +[14.900 --> 16.900] Đó +[16.900 --> 18.900] Đó +[18.900 --> 20.900] Đó +[20.900 --> 22.900] Đó +[22.900 --> 24.900] Đó +[24.900 --> 26.900] Đó +[26.900 --> 28.900] Đó +[28.900 --> 30.900] Đó +[30.900 --> 32.900] Đó +[32.900 --> 34.900] Đó +[34.900 --> 36.900] Đó +[36.900 --> 38.900] Đó +[38.900 --> 39.900] Đó +[39.900 --> 42.900] Đó +[42.900 --> 44.900] Đó +[44.900 --> 47.900] Yêu em +[53.900 --> 55.900] Đó +[55.900 --> 59.900] Đó +[59.900 --> 61.900] Đó +[61.900 --> 64.900] Đó +[65.900 --> 68.900] Đó +[68.900 --> 69.400] Đó +[69.400 --> 70.900] chloride +[70.900 --> 72.740] melted +[74.740 --> 77.780] melted +[78.360 --> 80.900] melted +[83.200 --> 85.800] melted +[86.560 --> 89.460] עם analogy +[89.700 --> 92.540] caramel +[92.700 --> 95.080] Van +[96.060 --> 98.980] toasted +[99.400 --> 99.900] ά hoàng +[106.220 --> 107.700] effectively +[116.320 --> 117.980] củaánd gì +[122.160 --> 123.680] necessary +[124.080 --> 125.120] sì +[125.120 --> 126.120] cơ My +[126.120 --> 126.380] Tụi hộ tầng +[133.380 --> 137.080] Chwal Đ +[144.900 --> 147.080] Ph upp +[147.080 --> 148.540] Ủ necessarily +[149.240 --> 149.900] hвор +[152.260 --> 153.380] đuyên +[153.380 --> 155.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[155.380 --> 157.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[157.380 --> 159.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[159.380 --> 161.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[161.380 --> 163.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[163.380 --> 165.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[165.380 --> 167.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[167.380 --> 169.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[169.380 --> 171.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[171.380 --> 173.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[173.380 --> 175.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[175.380 --> 177.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[177.380 --> 179.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[179.380 --> 181.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[181.380 --> 182.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[182.380 --> 184.380] Đó là một cái lần đó. +[202.380 --> 204.380] Well, it's going over. Thank you for the interview. +[204.380 --> 206.380] Thank you for the interview. +[206.380 --> 208.380] Thank you for the interview. diff --git a/transcript/prank_Ccod0jGxMU8.txt b/transcript/prank_Ccod0jGxMU8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3b4e128ab798ac3dff0a32767708e8e37447c09f --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_Ccod0jGxMU8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] I'm going to try my arms. +[7.000 --> 11.000] Yo, excuse me, nice to meet you. +[11.000 --> 15.000] Do you mind if I do like a quick magic trick on you that I've been practicing? +[15.000 --> 18.000] I guess I'm going to skim off my arms, I like this. +[18.000 --> 21.000] And I need you to do an eight figure with your head. +[21.000 --> 24.000] In between. Don't touch my arms. +[24.000 --> 25.000] Go. +[25.000 --> 29.000] I'm going to try. +[29.000 --> 31.000] Perfect. 60 seconds. +[31.000 --> 34.000] Yeah, make sure it's 60 seconds with your eyes closed. +[34.000 --> 36.000] And close your eyes. +[36.000 --> 39.000] For 60 seconds you're going to witness something amazing. +[39.000 --> 41.000] So go ahead. +[41.000 --> 43.000] I'll be standing right here. +[43.000 --> 48.000] Yeah, just kind of like an eight figure. +[85.000 --> 89.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[89.000 --> 93.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[93.000 --> 97.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[97.000 --> 101.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[101.000 --> 105.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[105.000 --> 109.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[109.000 --> 113.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on 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you. +[217.000 --> 221.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. +[221.000 --> 225.000] I'm going to do a little bit of a magic trick on you. diff --git a/transcript/prank_CivcniTk6dU.txt b/transcript/prank_CivcniTk6dU.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d93d36f6774933867ef209b71a84c34ac90c8e1e --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_CivcniTk6dU.txt @@ -0,0 +1,50 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.160] 你得出最噁心 +[11.800 --> 13.000] 好了 +[16.320 --> 17.720] 是的 +[20.400 --> 21.680] 好了 +[22.240 --> 22.760] 嗯 +[22.760 --> 23.760] 你不想想 +[23.760 --> 24.760] 你不想想 +[24.760 --> 25.760] 你不想想 +[25.760 --> 26.760] 你不想想 +[26.760 --> 27.760] 你不想想 +[27.760 --> 28.760] 你不想想 +[28.760 --> 29.760] 你不想想 +[29.760 --> 30.760] 你不想想 +[30.760 --> 31.760] 你不想想 +[31.760 --> 32.760] 你不想想 +[32.760 --> 34.760] 你不想想 +[34.760 --> 35.760] 你不想想 +[35.760 --> 37.760] 你不想想 +[37.760 --> 38.760] 你不想想 +[38.760 --> 40.760] 你不想想 +[40.760 --> 42.760] 你不想想 +[42.760 --> 44.760] 你不想想想 +[44.760 --> 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Okay, alright so let's help Matthew then start +[30.000 --> 38.620] by +[60.000 --> 62.000] Oh my god. +[62.000 --> 64.000] Oh no. +[64.000 --> 66.000] Oh my god. +[66.000 --> 68.000] Oh no. +[68.000 --> 70.000] Oh no. +[70.000 --> 72.000] Oh my god. +[72.000 --> 74.000] Oh my god. +[74.000 --> 76.000] We won't say it. +[76.000 --> 78.000] I can't believe it. +[78.000 --> 80.000] I can't believe it. +[80.000 --> 82.000] No talking. +[82.000 --> 84.000] No talking. +[84.000 --> 86.000] No talking. +[86.000 --> 88.000] No talking. +[88.000 --> 90.000] Really? +[90.000 --> 92.000] Okay, so what do you think it is? +[92.000 --> 94.000] Okay. +[94.000 --> 98.000] And let me kind of picture of what the word was. +[98.000 --> 100.000] What sentence was? +[100.000 --> 102.000] Yeah. +[102.000 --> 104.000] What sentence was? +[104.000 --> 106.000] Yeah. +[106.000 --> 108.000] What sentence was? +[108.000 --> 110.000] Yeah. diff --git a/transcript/prank_LvNPKwz4Ghw.txt b/transcript/prank_LvNPKwz4Ghw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e4fb8c3469c34a3dcde005f7006a402bf314681f --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_LvNPKwz4Ghw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +[0.000 --> 1.800] It's happened again. +[1.800 --> 6.600] Another sign language interpreter accused of signing total gibberish. +[6.600 --> 11.600] This time it was at the police news conference announcing an arrest in the Tampa serial killings. +[11.600 --> 15.800] We will be charging four counts of first degree murder. +[15.800 --> 20.800] Standing off to the side, apparently translating every word, this woman. +[20.800 --> 24.400] We received over 5,000 tips in this case. +[24.400 --> 28.600] But it turns out much of what she was signing was nonsense. +[28.600 --> 34.200] She waved her arms around like she was singing jingle bells, says one outrage sign language expert. +[34.200 --> 39.200] The woman identified as Durlin Roberts has a string of arrests for fraud. +[39.200 --> 44.600] So how did she come to be translating it last week's high profile police news conference? +[44.600 --> 46.200] I just didn't ask enough questions. +[46.200 --> 54.400] Tampa Police Public Information Officer Steve Heggardy told me the woman simply showed up out of the blue and offered her services. +[54.400 --> 59.600] My immediate reaction was I didn't call for a sign language interpreter, but that's great that we have one here. +[59.600 --> 60.600] I let her in. +[60.600 --> 63.000] Did this woman appear to know what she was doing? +[63.000 --> 65.600] To the untrained eye and I would include mine. +[65.600 --> 66.800] I didn't see any problems. +[66.800 --> 77.000] This latest embarrassment comes three months after it was revealed that the sign language interpreter at our Curricane Irma news conference also in Florida made no sense. +[77.000 --> 78.800] The time to act is now. +[78.800 --> 81.800] Heggardy is summing up the latest goof. +[81.800 --> 83.800] We won't be using that woman again. +[84.400 --> 88.400] The cops say this was not a crime, but it was an ethical violation. diff --git a/transcript/prank_Mh47wWr_Hbw.txt b/transcript/prank_Mh47wWr_Hbw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..278c93c4ad8c3739ad5c3b928d418160b3fd533a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_Mh47wWr_Hbw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,52 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] Hello friends, I'm your Vitamita Benjamin girl. Are you tired, run down, listless? Do you poop out at parties? +[10.000 --> 14.000] Are you unpopular? The answer to all your problems is in this little bottle. +[15.000 --> 16.000] Now you pick up the bottle. +[17.000 --> 19.000] Oh, little higher. That's right. +[20.000 --> 24.000] The answer to all your problems is in this little bottle. Vitamita Benjamin. +[24.000 --> 29.000] Vitamita Benjamin contains vitamins, meat, vegetables and minerals. +[30.000 --> 33.000] Yes, with Vitamita Benjamin, you can spoon your way to hell. +[34.000 --> 36.000] All you do is take a tablespoonful after every meal. +[37.000 --> 38.000] Now you take some. +[42.000 --> 43.000] It's so tasty too. +[55.000 --> 57.000] It's just like candy. +[60.000 --> 68.000] No, no, no, no. Look, you're supposed to like the stuff. You've got to smile. Be happy. I'll try it again. +[75.000 --> 76.000] It's so tasty too. +[76.000 --> 77.000] It's just like candy. +[78.000 --> 79.000] Nope, once more. +[92.000 --> 94.000] It's so tasty too. +[97.000 --> 98.000] It's just like candy. +[99.000 --> 101.000] That's going to be fine. You just go ahead. +[104.000 --> 105.000] Okay. +[107.000 --> 116.000] So why don't you join the thousands of happy-peppy people and get a great big bottle of Vitamita Benjamin tomorrow? That's Vitamita Benjamin. +[129.000 --> 137.000] Well, this is easy. Yeah, we can handle this, okay? +[137.000 --> 138.000] Okay? +[157.000 --> 159.000] Listen, I don't like it. I think it's... +[164.000 --> 166.000] I think we're fighting on the game. +[167.000 --> 169.000] I think we're fighting on the game. +[187.000 --> 188.000] Here she comes. +[198.000 --> 199.000] Fine, you're doing splendidly. +[208.000 --> 210.000] Split it up a little. +[228.000 --> 230.000] I'm going to do it. +[237.000 --> 240.000] Good morning, sir. What can I get started for you today? +[241.000 --> 242.000] It's a passion set. +[242.000 --> 243.000] What's that? +[245.000 --> 247.000] Three empty lots. +[247.000 --> 249.000] Would you care for a pastry? +[252.000 --> 253.000] Moka. +[253.000 --> 255.000] Three Moka lattes. +[258.000 --> 260.000] Double chocolate chip muffin. +[260.000 --> 261.000] Yep. +[266.000 --> 269.000] You had three palm-and-cartney CDs. +[269.000 --> 273.000] I love the Beatles' taste for my life. +[274.000 --> 275.000] Something. +[278.000 --> 280.000] Assassination. Hey, for him Lincoln! +[281.000 --> 284.000] You and me, gone. +[284.000 --> 285.000] Shoot. +[287.000 --> 288.000] Three shots. +[288.000 --> 290.000] Hello. +[290.000 --> 292.000] I'm a little slow down there. +[293.000 --> 296.000] Alright, so three lattes, three Moka lattes. +[296.000 --> 299.000] Double chocolate chip muffin and three shots. +[299.000 --> 301.000] No assassinations. +[301.000 --> 303.000] Oh, and three palm-and-cartney CDs. +[304.000 --> 306.000] That's going to be 68-12. diff --git a/transcript/prank_NLvpzSfVSGA.txt b/transcript/prank_NLvpzSfVSGA.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..444c8179909dafa29dc6bafd52be9e4e22883562 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_NLvpzSfVSGA.txt @@ -0,0 +1,124 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.280] What is it with guys that sit down and just spread their legs like they own the place? +[6.280 --> 12.320] All I can say is this, their mothers and fathers didn't have a conversation with them. +[16.000 --> 18.520] Universally, you hear about them. +[18.520 --> 22.960] Common pet peeves that have to do with body language. +[23.960 --> 25.960] Staring. +[25.960 --> 32.480] What we call staring here in the United States may not be considered staring in other cultures. +[32.480 --> 39.320] For instance, in New York City, we're allowed to stare at each other for about 1.28 seconds. +[39.320 --> 42.680] That's been measured, it's been well studied. +[42.680 --> 48.800] But in the Middle East, that may be extended to anywhere from 4 to 6 seconds. +[49.800 --> 55.960] So, we have to realize this culture is very much dominant in how long we can look at each other. +[55.960 --> 59.600] And not just that, but where we can look at each other. +[59.600 --> 67.080] We say that in a business setting, you should be looking at this little triangle between the eyes down to the mouth. +[67.080 --> 73.640] And in a social setting that you can descend all the way down to below the chin. +[73.640 --> 82.360] But certainly in a business setting, you are not permitted to go as low as the breast area. +[82.360 --> 84.760] Pacing. +[84.760 --> 87.400] Some people are pastors. +[87.400 --> 93.640] You know, waiting for the baby to be born or they're waiting for the next flight and they are moving back and forth. +[93.640 --> 97.080] What happens is the fluid inside our ears. +[97.080 --> 104.040] As we move, those little hairs that are inside our sensitive to the movement of that fluid. +[104.040 --> 107.560] And this is why we rock a baby to sleep. +[107.560 --> 113.000] That rocking motion is in transferred as adults into walking behaviors. +[113.000 --> 116.720] And under stress, that helps us to calm down. +[116.720 --> 124.400] One of the things that happens when we pace is that we compel the feet to touch a surface over and over again. +[124.440 --> 128.000] That in and of itself creates a form of novelty. +[128.000 --> 134.560] The gastroint muscles of the legs, the calf muscle, is also known as the second heart. +[134.560 --> 137.440] When it squeezes, it's forcing blood up. +[137.440 --> 144.800] This is beneficial for thinking because now you have both the real heart and the secondary heart, +[144.800 --> 148.720] both working together to force that blood upward. +[148.720 --> 152.400] So there are actually some benefits to this. +[152.400 --> 159.200] And a lot of creative people find themselves pacing because it contributes to that process. +[161.520 --> 163.440] The bad hand shake. +[163.440 --> 164.400] The weak one. +[164.400 --> 165.440] The wet one. +[165.440 --> 169.360] The one where the person pulls you forward then pushes you back. +[169.360 --> 173.680] The one where they feel they need to twist your hand, jujitsu style. +[173.680 --> 177.520] So their hand is on top because they read this somewhere. +[179.200 --> 184.400] Why do humans even shake hands? +[184.400 --> 186.960] We shake hands because we're primates. +[186.960 --> 192.880] All primates approach each other and touch each other first by reaching out and touching their +[192.880 --> 193.920] fingers together. +[193.920 --> 199.440] I remember years ago somebody saying, oh, we shake hands because we want to demonstrate that we don't +[199.440 --> 200.560] have a weapon. +[200.560 --> 205.360] Folks, weapons were so big back then, you could see it over the horizon. +[205.360 --> 207.680] That's not the reason we're primates. +[207.680 --> 214.480] Our brains evolved so that we would retain negativity so that we don't have to learn each +[214.480 --> 216.880] morning not to touch the hot stove. +[216.880 --> 225.280] So when you shake that hand and it's wet or you feel like it's grabbing you in some strange way, +[225.920 --> 229.840] this registers in your brain for not months and weeks. +[229.840 --> 235.600] It registers with you potentially for years and that's the problem with doing it wrong. +[235.600 --> 239.440] The perfect handshake is your fingers are down. +[239.440 --> 243.600] You squeeze at the same level as the other person does. +[243.600 --> 246.480] You do a quick shake and that's it. +[249.200 --> 250.480] The close talker. +[251.280 --> 254.560] All of us have different spatial needs. +[254.560 --> 258.000] Now, some of it comes to us from culture. +[258.000 --> 264.160] So New Yorkers will stand closer to each other than let's say someone from the Midwest. +[264.160 --> 265.920] But it can also be personal. +[265.920 --> 269.520] I come from a culture where we like to stand close together, +[269.520 --> 273.760] but personally, I like to keep people three or four feet away. +[273.760 --> 280.400] So one of the ways to avoid violating space, which makes people uncomfortable, +[280.400 --> 286.880] causes psychological discomfort is to when you first shake hands, you reach in and you shake +[286.880 --> 287.600] the hand. +[287.680 --> 295.760] Rather than just remaining there, take a little step backward and assess what the other person does. +[295.760 --> 299.840] One of the things you'll find is if both of you take a step back, +[300.400 --> 304.480] then both of you need that little bit of extra space. +[304.480 --> 310.560] If the person moves towards you, then perhaps they come from a culture or they have a preference +[310.560 --> 312.560] for standing closer. +[312.640 --> 319.120] In that case, what you may want to do is just angle your body a little bit so you don't feel like +[319.120 --> 321.280] there is close to you as they may be. +[323.600 --> 324.480] Touch phobia. +[325.200 --> 329.840] There's just some people that have this habit of they've got to touch. +[329.840 --> 331.040] They got to touch your arm. +[331.040 --> 333.120] They got to touch your shoulders or talking to you. +[333.120 --> 337.040] They squeeze you to emphasize it and so forth. +[337.040 --> 341.360] And let's face it, some people just don't want to be touched. +[341.440 --> 344.320] For some people, touching is comforting. +[344.320 --> 348.720] It's how they make sure that someone is paying attention to them. +[348.720 --> 353.520] It's what they use to emphasize and it's very convenient. +[353.520 --> 357.920] Obviously, if you grow up in a big family and you want to reach your brother and say, +[357.920 --> 363.600] hey, I'm talking to you, you just have to remember that not everybody appreciates it. +[365.920 --> 367.120] Man spreading. +[367.760 --> 372.880] Basically, you're entitled to the little area around you. +[372.880 --> 377.600] Your hips plus about one to two inches on each side. +[377.600 --> 381.200] And that's really by social convention what you're entitled to. +[381.200 --> 383.200] Humans buy their very nature. +[383.200 --> 386.320] When they feel strong, they feel confident. +[386.320 --> 387.840] They will tend to spread out. +[387.840 --> 392.560] We're probably not even thinking that we're doing these behaviors, but we do them. +[392.560 --> 396.000] The problem, of course, is when it infringes on other people. +[397.840 --> 399.840] Verbal ticks. +[401.040 --> 403.520] The clearing of the voice, just like I did. +[403.520 --> 408.480] Oftentimes, you hear this with people who are about to say something that they're going to have +[408.480 --> 413.440] difficulty with. Would you like to sit down? I have something to discuss with you. +[413.440 --> 414.640] It's never good. +[414.640 --> 419.280] For instance, for years watching Robert Gates, who became secretary of defense, +[419.280 --> 421.920] who also became the head of the CIA. +[421.920 --> 426.880] And sometimes he would be asked a question that obviously he could not answer. +[426.960 --> 428.880] Like, when are we going to invade it? +[428.880 --> 434.240] And I always found it interesting that he always cleared his throat before he answered those questions. +[435.200 --> 442.720] But basically, I think, this is what we call parallel language. The hum, the coughs, the, +[444.480 --> 446.000] you know, excuse me. +[447.600 --> 456.080] Vocal ticks, just like a muscular tick, is the body's way of creating psychological comfort in some way. +[456.080 --> 462.560] And I think it's just a matter of checking ourselves and saying, is this a distraction? +[462.560 --> 468.160] One of the easiest things that you can do is just videotape yourself while you're doing five +[468.160 --> 474.000] minutes, 10 minutes of a speech and have somebody look at it and correct you and say, you know, +[474.000 --> 479.120] you keep looking down or you keep clearing your throat. We all have these things. +[479.120 --> 484.720] It's not about perfection. It's about improving whatever we have. +[484.720 --> 487.920] And if it's these little things, these are easy to work on. +[490.240 --> 496.880] Eye rolling to roll your eyes is to show both contempt and disdain. +[496.880 --> 502.000] Disdain is tolerable, but contempt isn't because contempt is always hierarchal. +[502.000 --> 506.880] You're putting somebody ahead and somebody down. And that's just not acceptable. +[508.800 --> 514.320] Foot tapping, finger tapping, pencil tapping. Anything like finger tapping, +[514.320 --> 520.880] pencil tapping or leg bouncing. And it really helps us to pass the time. It helps us to +[520.880 --> 527.200] deal with any situation in the moment where maybe things have slowed down, we're waiting. +[527.200 --> 535.040] And so we use these repetitive behaviors to self-soothe. Why are repetitive behaviors so soothing? +[535.040 --> 541.920] Our brain always needs to be pacified. Even as embryos, we suck our thumbs. +[541.920 --> 549.760] Repetitive behaviors by compressing and releasing the muscle or articulating the joint +[550.400 --> 555.680] causes signals to go to the brain that serve to calm us into soothe us. +[558.720 --> 564.960] Why do we have pet peeves? And why is it that some things that I like other people don't like? +[564.960 --> 571.760] Our species is very complex. The human brain is the most complex thing in all of the cosmos. +[572.000 --> 578.240] And we have preferences. And if you don't believe in me, just walk down the aisle and see how many +[578.240 --> 585.760] kinds of toothpaste there are. We are very specific as to the most minute of things that we +[585.760 --> 592.880] prefer. 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you. +[102.000 --> 107.000] I'll be there for you. +[107.000 --> 117.000] If you two are happy, then I'm happy for you. +[117.000 --> 120.000] I'm fine. +[120.000 --> 122.000] Really? +[122.000 --> 124.000] Absolutely. +[124.000 --> 126.000] I'm fine. +[126.000 --> 128.000] Totally fine. +[128.000 --> 135.000] I don't know why it's coming out loud and squeaky, because really, I'm fine. +[135.000 --> 138.000] I'll be there for you. +[138.000 --> 141.000] Because you're there for me. +[141.000 --> 144.000] Joe? +[144.000 --> 152.000] I guess Joey went home. +[152.000 --> 159.000] Oh, and look, there is still one box that I have to unpack. +[159.000 --> 162.000] Oh my god, Joe. +[162.000 --> 166.000] Oh my god, you almost gave me a heart attack. +[166.000 --> 172.000] I'm still in bed, I did, and work again at eight. +[172.000 --> 175.000] My best friend and my sister, I cannot believe this. +[175.000 --> 180.000] Sorry, but it's true I love him too. +[180.000 --> 186.000] My best friend. 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22.140] man diff --git a/transcript/prank_dBT6u0FyKnc.txt b/transcript/prank_dBT6u0FyKnc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..bef4d9926d08e051b9574b3508059832539b39aa --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_dBT6u0FyKnc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,100 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.000] Four candles. +[7.000 --> 10.000] Four candles. +[17.000 --> 19.000] Here you are. 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Four candles. +[24.000 --> 26.000] No, four candles. +[26.000 --> 29.000] And those for folks. +[29.000 --> 31.000] What are you doing? +[31.000 --> 33.000] What are you doing? +[33.000 --> 35.000] What are you doing? +[35.000 --> 37.000] What are you doing? +[37.000 --> 40.000] What are you doing? +[46.000 --> 48.000] I'm okay. +[48.000 --> 51.000] Er, could you plug? +[51.000 --> 52.000] Plug? +[52.000 --> 54.000] What kind of plugs? +[54.000 --> 57.000] A rubber one, bar from. +[59.000 --> 61.000] What size? +[61.000 --> 63.000] 13 amp. +[69.000 --> 71.000] What size? +[71.000 --> 73.000] 13 amp. +[73.000 --> 75.000] What size? +[75.000 --> 77.000] 13 amp. +[77.000 --> 79.000] What size? +[79.000 --> 81.000] 13 amp. +[81.000 --> 83.000] What size? +[83.000 --> 85.000] 13 amp. +[85.000 --> 89.000] Selected plugs, electric plugs and plugs are called in. +[89.000 --> 90.000] Okay. +[90.000 --> 92.000] Selected plugs. +[104.000 --> 107.000] All right. +[107.000 --> 109.000] Saw tips. +[109.000 --> 111.000] Saw tips. +[119.000 --> 123.000] Would you want to open it or something like that? +[123.000 --> 127.000] You had saw tips but covering the saws. +[127.000 --> 129.000] Oh, there we have it. +[129.000 --> 131.000] Covering the saws. +[131.000 --> 133.000] Covering the same thing. +[133.000 --> 136.000] Cュing the o's, o's, o's. +[144.000 --> 146.000] Bputs. +[146.000 --> 148.000] Sculpting it. +[153.000 --> 155.000] No, os. +[155.000 --> 158.000] O's. +[158.000 --> 160.000] I thought you meant os. +[160.000 --> 162.000] Oh! +[162.000 --> 164.000] Say, oh, it's okay. +[164.000 --> 165.000] Say that. +[165.000 --> 167.000] Oh, it's okay. +[172.000 --> 174.000] Oh, it's okay. +[174.000 --> 176.000] Oh, it's okay. +[178.000 --> 180.000] No, oh, it's okay. +[180.000 --> 182.000] Oh, it's okay. +[182.000 --> 184.000] Oh, it's okay. +[184.000 --> 188.000] Oh, you mean panty-o's, panty-o's. +[188.000 --> 191.000] Oh, no, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, for a gate. +[191.000 --> 194.000] Mon-re-pose, oh, oh. +[195.000 --> 197.000] Let her o's. +[218.000 --> 220.000] Man, did you want two? +[220.000 --> 222.000] Ten. +[222.000 --> 224.000] All right. +[248.000 --> 250.000] Nothing. +[252.000 --> 253.000] Yeah, next. +[253.000 --> 255.000] Go any please. +[257.000 --> 260.000] Cool, say, why didn't you bring Termin' out of my- +[261.000 --> 263.000] I said, there's already fun that they could tell me. +[263.000 --> 264.000] Bring Termin' out of my- +[264.000 --> 266.000] Down the shop all the time. +[268.000 --> 270.000] Pull the shop up, down the hill. +[271.000 --> 274.000] Tell me when I'm bad, you think I'm the same one. +[279.000 --> 281.000] Wait, wait, wait, wait. +[284.000 --> 286.000] How many if you want? +[286.000 --> 288.000] No, tens of p's. +[295.000 --> 297.000] Three tens of p's. +[302.000 --> 304.000] You're having me on, aren't you? +[309.000 --> 310.000] Pumps. +[315.000 --> 316.000] Here we go. +[316.000 --> 319.000] Pumps, pumps, pumps, and pumps, food pumps. +[319.000 --> 320.000] Come on. +[320.000 --> 322.000] Food pumps, food pumps. +[330.000 --> 332.000] You see, food pumps, pumps, pumps. +[334.000 --> 336.000] Termin' out, is it? +[336.000 --> 338.000] Man, that's it, here we are. +[344.000 --> 347.000] No, pumps for your feet, brown pumps, size 9. +[348.000 --> 351.000] You are having me on, you are definitely having me on. +[361.000 --> 362.000] Worshers? +[362.000 --> 364.000] Winsky Worshers, carworshers, dishworshers, floorwaters, +[364.000 --> 367.000] backsquabers, leavenries, cleaner than floorwaters. +[368.000 --> 369.000] Half-inchworshers. +[369.000 --> 371.000] Oh, tapwaters, tapwaters. +[371.000 --> 373.000] Look, I've had a button up, let's give it that dish. +[373.000 --> 375.000] Make your own yourself, down here. What's this? +[375.000 --> 376.000] What's that? +[377.000 --> 378.000] Oh, right, does it? +[378.000 --> 379.000] It does have a- +[379.000 --> 381.000] I've had just about enough of this, Mr. Jones. +[381.000 --> 383.000] You've come out and served this customer plate. +[383.000 --> 384.000] I've just about had enough of this. +[384.000 --> 385.000] The room is gone, isn't it? +[389.000 --> 390.000] Right. +[390.000 --> 392.000] I think you like one or two. diff --git a/transcript/prank_f3s4QK6v8x4.txt b/transcript/prank_f3s4QK6v8x4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ae459c6b03ffab115f88e9dbd7e22ac4dee16291 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_f3s4QK6v8x4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,553 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Are you guys look great there? +[2.000 --> 3.000] Oh, that was... +[3.000 --> 4.000] Pardon me? +[4.000 --> 5.000] I said I'm having deja vu! +[5.000 --> 6.000] What happened? +[7.000 --> 8.000] Oh my goodness. +[8.000 --> 9.000] We just worked right here. +[9.000 --> 11.000] Do you mind if you could take a photo of me and my brother and his girlfriend? +[11.000 --> 12.000] That'd be great. +[12.000 --> 13.000] And we can punk right now. +[13.000 --> 14.000] This is another episode on Even Out. +[14.000 --> 16.000] Today we got three pairs of twins. +[16.000 --> 19.000] We're gonna be taking some photos with our girlfriends and causing some deja vu. +[19.000 --> 20.000] I'm Gigi Gaspar. +[20.000 --> 21.000] Bella Gaspar. +[21.000 --> 25.000] Even Out's coming to campus and they can be joining us to four people's minds. +[25.000 --> 26.000] All right, you ready to go? +[26.000 --> 27.000] Let's create the glitch in the matrix, guys. +[27.000 --> 28.000] Two of them. +[28.000 --> 29.000] One, two, three. +[29.000 --> 30.000] Wake up! +[30.000 --> 31.000] Come around at you. +[31.000 --> 32.000] What do you think of her? +[32.000 --> 33.000] I know. +[33.000 --> 34.000] Don't grab her ass in the photo. +[34.000 --> 35.000] Sorry about that. +[35.000 --> 37.000] Didn't think you could see that. +[37.000 --> 38.000] I hope you can see that in the photo. +[38.000 --> 39.000] Thanks for everything. +[39.000 --> 40.000] Sorry, what was your name? +[40.000 --> 41.000] Shrupo. +[41.000 --> 42.000] You agree to meet you. +[42.000 --> 44.000] Yeah, I wanna see guys. +[44.000 --> 45.000] It's beautiful here. +[45.000 --> 46.000] The way you guys look, yeah. +[46.000 --> 47.000] Hey boss. +[47.000 --> 48.000] Can you take a photo of us, please? +[48.000 --> 49.000] Yes. +[49.000 --> 50.000] Yeah, just... +[50.000 --> 51.000] Yeah. +[51.000 --> 52.000] Yeah. +[53.000 --> 55.000] Can you take a photo of us, please? +[55.000 --> 56.000] Yes. +[56.000 --> 57.000] Yeah, just... +[57.000 --> 58.000] Yeah. +[58.000 --> 60.000] You're graduating, man. +[60.000 --> 61.000] You know how it is, right? +[61.000 --> 62.000] You understand, of course. +[62.000 --> 63.000] Yeah, don't touch your ass, though. +[63.000 --> 64.000] I would never. +[64.000 --> 65.000] Yeah, and stand up straight. +[65.000 --> 66.000] Thanks. +[66.000 --> 67.000] Yeah, yeah, yeah. +[67.000 --> 68.000] Good posture. +[68.000 --> 69.000] You should probably wake up. +[69.000 --> 70.000] Wake up. +[70.000 --> 71.000] Yep, I'm waking up. +[71.000 --> 72.000] You gotta wake up, man. +[72.000 --> 73.000] How did that happen? +[73.000 --> 74.000] Two. +[74.000 --> 75.000] Wake. +[75.000 --> 76.000] I don't know. +[76.000 --> 77.000] I gotta wake up. +[77.000 --> 78.000] I'm waking up. +[78.000 --> 79.000] I'm waking up. +[79.000 --> 81.000] I need you. +[81.000 --> 82.000] How did this happen? +[82.000 --> 83.000] This is... +[83.000 --> 84.000] What are you dreaming? +[84.000 --> 85.000] No, no, seriously. +[85.000 --> 86.000] What did you do? +[86.000 --> 87.000] You didn't happen to be able to... +[87.000 --> 88.000] I just... +[88.000 --> 89.000] No. +[89.000 --> 90.000] Yeah. +[90.000 --> 91.000] No. +[91.000 --> 92.000] Yes. +[92.000 --> 93.000] Yeah, I just... +[93.000 --> 94.000] Tell me. +[94.000 --> 95.000] Please. +[95.000 --> 96.000] I tell you you have to kill you. +[96.000 --> 97.000] Yeah, boys, wake up, though, eh? +[97.000 --> 98.000] Yeah. +[98.000 --> 99.000] Yeah, wake up. +[99.000 --> 100.000] You guys are dreaming right now. +[100.000 --> 102.000] Bro, wake the fuck up. +[102.000 --> 103.000] You're dreaming. +[112.000 --> 114.000] You gotta wake the fuck up, man. +[114.000 --> 115.000] Wake up. +[115.000 --> 116.000] Yeah, I was actually... +[116.000 --> 117.000] Wake up. +[117.000 --> 118.000] You're dreaming. +[118.000 --> 119.000] You're dreaming. +[119.000 --> 120.000] Dude, you gotta wake up. +[120.000 --> 121.000] That's actually what I was thinking. +[121.000 --> 122.000] What did you mean you gotta wake up? +[122.000 --> 123.000] Just wake up. +[123.000 --> 124.000] Just wake up. +[124.000 --> 125.000] Just wake up. +[125.000 --> 126.000] I really gotta wake up. +[126.000 --> 128.000] Dude, that's so weird. +[128.000 --> 129.000] What is weird, man? +[129.000 --> 130.000] You're gonna treat me. +[130.000 --> 131.000] Oh, what the fuck? +[131.000 --> 132.000] Wait, what the hell is going on, man? +[132.000 --> 133.000] You gotta get the fuck out of here, bro. +[133.000 --> 134.000] Yeah, I do. +[134.000 --> 135.000] I gotta go. +[135.000 --> 136.000] Get off my fucking school, man. +[136.000 --> 137.000] I'm so fucked up. +[137.000 --> 138.000] What the fuck? +[138.000 --> 139.000] What the fuck? +[139.000 --> 140.000] Yeah, where would you like that for? +[141.000 --> 142.000] I wanna hop in now. +[142.000 --> 143.000] No, let me just... +[143.000 --> 144.000] I wanna hop in now. +[144.000 --> 145.000] No, let me just... +[145.000 --> 147.000] I'm gonna go back to your photo and be a girl friend. +[147.000 --> 148.000] Yeah, three together. +[148.000 --> 149.000] I'm the bigger brother. +[149.000 --> 150.000] That's okay. +[150.000 --> 151.000] Thank you, yeah, I appreciate that. +[154.000 --> 155.000] Hey, guys, that was... +[155.000 --> 156.000] Yeah, that photo is hot. +[156.000 --> 157.000] She's not a fuck out of this. +[157.000 --> 158.000] Do you mind if you stick it together? +[158.000 --> 159.000] Yeah, shit. +[159.000 --> 160.000] I said I'm three. +[160.000 --> 161.000] Yeah, don't touch your fucking ass. +[161.000 --> 162.000] You're so hot. +[162.000 --> 163.000] I'm sorry. +[163.000 --> 164.000] What the fuck? +[166.000 --> 167.000] Are these good or...? +[167.000 --> 168.000] Let's see this time. +[168.000 --> 169.000] The ones before were shit. +[169.000 --> 170.000] Yeah, shit. +[170.000 --> 171.000] Really? +[171.000 --> 172.000] Yeah. +[172.000 --> 173.000] Is that why you all snuck back on us? +[173.000 --> 174.000] Snuck back. +[174.000 --> 175.000] That was like 30 minutes ago. +[175.000 --> 176.000] Yeah, better, better. +[176.000 --> 177.000] Yeah. +[177.000 --> 178.000] Excuse me. +[178.000 --> 179.000] Oh, so did you want to say that? +[179.000 --> 180.000] Yeah. +[180.000 --> 181.000] Why did you get your talk round? +[181.000 --> 182.000] Oh, Lou Lemmon. +[182.000 --> 183.000] Lou Lemmon? +[183.000 --> 184.000] Yeah. +[184.000 --> 186.000] I have to buy my girlfriend some, you know, for a day. +[188.000 --> 190.000] That's a lovely top she has there. +[190.000 --> 191.000] You wanna ask her? +[196.000 --> 198.000] Why did you get your talk round? +[198.000 --> 199.000] She wants to ask where you got that shirt? +[199.000 --> 200.000] Lou, Lou. +[200.000 --> 201.000] Uh-huh. +[201.000 --> 202.000] That's the one I wanted. +[202.000 --> 204.000] Yeah, I think you wanted that one. +[204.000 --> 205.000] Yeah, I do want to get in on it too, so. +[205.000 --> 207.000] Take yourself in that. +[207.000 --> 208.000] No, I'm just... +[208.000 --> 209.000] I'm gonna ask this gentleman here if that's... +[209.000 --> 211.000] You might be taking a photo of my brother and his girlfriend. +[211.000 --> 212.000] It's a grad photo, is that what you're saying? +[212.000 --> 213.000] Yeah. +[213.000 --> 214.000] Alright, bro, don't slouch. +[214.000 --> 215.000] Special day. +[215.000 --> 216.000] And hands off the prize, too. +[216.000 --> 217.000] Okay, hold it. +[217.000 --> 218.000] Wake up. +[218.000 --> 219.000] Appreciate it. +[219.000 --> 220.000] Thanks, man. +[220.000 --> 221.000] Appreciate it. +[221.000 --> 222.000] And what's your name? +[222.000 --> 223.000] Malik. +[223.000 --> 224.000] Malik, thanks, man. +[224.000 --> 225.000] Appreciate it. +[225.000 --> 226.000] All right, let's go back home and eat Cheetos. +[229.000 --> 230.000] I'm like real friends. +[230.000 --> 231.000] Yeah. +[231.000 --> 232.000] Yeah, was that there? +[232.000 --> 233.000] Thank you. +[233.000 --> 234.000] Yeah, you guys look f***ing sexy. +[234.000 --> 235.000] Beautiful. +[235.000 --> 236.000] Yeah, like that. +[238.000 --> 240.000] We need one of all three of us, though. +[240.000 --> 241.000] Yeah, I know. I wish I had them. +[241.000 --> 242.000] Are these good, good, angle? +[242.000 --> 243.000] I don't know. +[243.000 --> 245.000] I love to get them in the photo with you guys, though. +[245.000 --> 246.000] I'm sure. +[253.000 --> 255.000] Hey, Malik, can you take another photo of us? +[255.000 --> 256.000] First one was blurry. +[256.000 --> 257.000] Yeah. +[257.000 --> 259.000] Yeah, we need a photo with my brother and his girlfriend. +[259.000 --> 260.000] That'd be great. +[260.000 --> 262.000] I appreciate that, man. +[262.000 --> 264.000] Yeah, stand back. +[264.000 --> 265.000] Yeah, that's great. +[265.000 --> 266.000] Yeah, man. +[266.000 --> 267.000] And don't, slouch up. +[267.000 --> 268.000] Yeah, of course. +[268.000 --> 269.000] Don't touch your f***ing ass, man. +[269.000 --> 270.000] No, I'm not, man. +[270.000 --> 271.000] This is disgusting. +[271.000 --> 272.000] You can't touch your ass in a photo, huh? +[272.000 --> 273.000] Because I want to put these things in. +[273.000 --> 274.000] Thanks, man. +[274.000 --> 275.000] Sorry about that. +[275.000 --> 276.000] Thanks, Malik. +[276.000 --> 277.000] Just remember to wake up. +[277.000 --> 278.000] Yeah. +[278.000 --> 279.000] Three, two, one. +[279.000 --> 280.000] Wake up. +[280.000 --> 281.000] Excellent. +[281.000 --> 282.000] Thanks, man. +[282.000 --> 283.000] I appreciate that. +[283.000 --> 284.000] Malik, wake up, man. +[284.000 --> 285.000] Yeah, you got to wake up, bro. +[285.000 --> 288.000] You're dreaming, Malik. +[288.000 --> 290.000] I know you are. +[290.000 --> 291.000] I know you are, Malik. +[291.000 --> 294.000] But let me, I won't hop in on it, though. +[294.000 --> 295.000] So. +[295.000 --> 296.000] I'm going to do a selfie soon. +[296.000 --> 298.000] Well, this is, hey, bro, you might not fit +[298.000 --> 299.000] think a photo of us, uh, us three. +[299.000 --> 302.000] My brother just graduated and I want to hop in the photo. +[302.000 --> 303.000] I'll show my parents, you know? +[303.000 --> 304.000] All right. +[304.000 --> 305.000] We're a girl friend of my brother, sir. +[305.000 --> 306.000] Slouch up. Don't slouch. +[306.000 --> 307.000] And don't grab our ass in this photo. +[307.000 --> 308.000] Sorry. +[308.000 --> 309.000] T's. +[309.000 --> 310.000] Sorry. +[310.000 --> 311.000] Thanks, bro. +[311.000 --> 312.000] Appreciate it. +[312.000 --> 313.000] It's guy. +[313.000 --> 314.000] Sorry about that, man. +[314.000 --> 315.000] I get on. +[315.000 --> 316.000] Yeah, that's a great one. +[316.000 --> 317.000] These photos are great, but. +[317.000 --> 318.000] That's amazing. +[318.000 --> 319.000] Yeah, lovely. +[319.000 --> 320.000] Now you can touch your ass. +[320.000 --> 321.000] There they are. +[321.000 --> 322.000] I want these. +[322.000 --> 324.000] So where did you want that photo, bro? +[324.000 --> 325.000] You guys look f***ing fantastic. +[325.000 --> 326.000] Thank you. +[326.000 --> 328.000] Man, I wish I could get a photo with you guys. +[328.000 --> 329.000] You don't want to me in my bro. +[329.000 --> 330.000] That'll be great, man. +[330.000 --> 332.000] I'm trying to get a photo with my brother and his girlfriend, man. +[332.000 --> 333.000] I appreciate it, man. +[333.000 --> 334.000] Yeah. +[334.000 --> 335.000] Thanks. +[335.000 --> 336.000] And don't slouch, okay? +[336.000 --> 338.000] You took one of us like 30 minutes together. +[338.000 --> 339.000] It was just blurry, so. +[339.000 --> 340.000] Yeah, bro. +[340.000 --> 341.000] Don't grab our ass, okay? +[341.000 --> 342.000] I understand. +[342.000 --> 343.000] I'm not. +[343.000 --> 344.000] I'm just like, it's disgusting. +[344.000 --> 345.000] Mom would never allow me. +[345.000 --> 346.000] Yeah. +[346.000 --> 347.000] Thanks, man. +[347.000 --> 348.000] I appreciate that. +[348.000 --> 349.000] They're graduating. +[349.000 --> 350.000] You know how it is, right? +[350.000 --> 351.000] Yeah, yeah. +[351.000 --> 352.000] So let's see a photo. +[352.000 --> 353.000] Yeah, this time we're with our great, man. +[353.000 --> 354.000] Yeah, wow. +[354.000 --> 355.000] You. +[355.000 --> 356.000] Yeah, look at that. +[356.000 --> 357.000] Photo feels really improved. +[357.000 --> 358.000] Wow. +[358.000 --> 359.000] I like how you even grab our ass. +[359.000 --> 360.000] Yeah, beautiful. +[360.000 --> 361.000] It's the only one in a chance we can get like that, you know? +[361.000 --> 362.000] Yeah, for sure. +[362.000 --> 363.000] Yeah, it was good. +[363.000 --> 364.000] I appreciate it, man. +[364.000 --> 365.000] Thanks for the photos. +[365.000 --> 366.000] Wait a minute. +[366.000 --> 367.000] Wait a minute. +[367.000 --> 368.000] Wait a minute. +[368.000 --> 369.000] Wait a minute. +[369.000 --> 370.000] Wait a minute. +[370.000 --> 371.000] Wait a minute. +[371.000 --> 372.000] Wait a minute. +[372.000 --> 374.000] You mind if you guys take it and I'll take a pamphlet or whatever? +[374.000 --> 375.000] Yeah. +[375.000 --> 376.000] Don't slouch. +[376.000 --> 377.000] Wait a minute. +[377.000 --> 378.000] Wait a minute. +[378.000 --> 379.000] Wait a minute. +[379.000 --> 380.000] Wait a minute. +[380.000 --> 381.000] Thank you. +[381.000 --> 382.000] Cheese. +[382.000 --> 383.000] Thank you. +[383.000 --> 384.000] We're just like Sharon or Storley talking about coping. +[384.000 --> 385.000] Great. +[385.000 --> 386.000] Thank you very much. +[386.000 --> 387.000] Nice to meet you. +[387.000 --> 388.000] Thank you. +[388.000 --> 389.000] Do you mind if you take a photo? +[389.000 --> 390.000] That'll be great. +[390.000 --> 391.000] Yeah, but it'll all be great. +[391.000 --> 392.000] Because yeah. +[392.000 --> 393.000] Yeah. +[393.000 --> 394.000] Let's stand over here. +[394.000 --> 395.000] Pardon me? +[395.000 --> 396.000] How did she get over here? +[396.000 --> 397.000] Oh, I'm sorry. +[397.000 --> 398.000] I'm sorry. +[398.000 --> 399.000] I'm sorry. +[399.000 --> 400.000] I'm sorry. +[400.000 --> 401.000] I'm sorry. +[402.000 --> 404.000] Oh, it's because we need another photo. +[404.000 --> 405.000] They're graduating. +[405.000 --> 406.000] Yeah. +[406.000 --> 407.000] Oh. +[407.000 --> 408.000] Yeah. +[408.000 --> 409.000] That'll be wonderful. +[409.000 --> 410.000] Sorry about that. +[410.000 --> 411.000] I'm sorry about that. +[411.000 --> 412.000] I'm sorry about that. +[412.000 --> 413.000] Don't touch her ass. +[413.000 --> 414.000] I'm sorry about that. +[414.000 --> 415.000] Yeah. +[415.000 --> 416.000] Oh, yeah. +[416.000 --> 418.000] That was my hands are in good position. +[418.000 --> 419.000] Thank you so much. +[419.000 --> 420.000] Let's see this. +[420.000 --> 421.000] What do you think about that? +[421.000 --> 422.000] Okay. +[422.000 --> 423.000] That's better. +[423.000 --> 424.000] Yeah. +[424.000 --> 425.000] That's great. +[425.000 --> 427.000] Well, how did you guys get here so far? +[427.000 --> 428.000] That's a really cool one. +[428.000 --> 429.000] You're here first. +[429.000 --> 430.000] Can I have a pamphlet again? +[430.000 --> 431.000] Because I didn't get a third one. +[431.000 --> 432.000] Exactly. +[432.000 --> 433.000] Yeah, can I grab a camera? +[433.000 --> 434.000] Yeah, sure. +[434.000 --> 435.000] Thank you. +[435.000 --> 437.000] Because we took it and we lost it the first time. +[437.000 --> 438.000] Yeah. +[438.000 --> 439.000] You were here first. +[439.000 --> 440.000] You were there, and then we kind of locked up. +[440.000 --> 441.000] You guys must like ran or something. +[441.000 --> 442.000] You guys must remember that in the past, right? +[442.000 --> 443.000] You want to come over? +[443.000 --> 444.000] I want to come over. +[444.000 --> 445.000] I want to come over. +[445.000 --> 446.000] I want to come over. +[446.000 --> 447.000] Oh, I see you. +[447.000 --> 448.000] Here we go. +[448.000 --> 449.000] Oh, sh**. +[449.000 --> 450.000] Thank you so much. +[450.000 --> 451.000] Thank you. +[451.000 --> 452.000] Oh, you guys are on the check. +[452.000 --> 453.000] Yeah. +[453.000 --> 454.000] Yeah. +[454.000 --> 455.000] I got one. +[455.000 --> 456.000] Thank you. +[456.000 --> 457.000] We know how I like to do this. +[457.000 --> 458.000] Thank you so much. +[459.000 --> 461.000] Thank you guys. +[461.000 --> 463.000] Appreciate them very much. +[463.000 --> 464.000] Thank you guys. +[464.000 --> 465.000] That's great. +[465.000 --> 466.000] Lovely. +[466.000 --> 467.000] You guys have very sweet though. +[467.000 --> 468.000] Yeah, very soft. +[468.000 --> 469.000] Is this weird? +[469.000 --> 471.000] Yeah, that's so good. +[471.000 --> 472.000] That's good. +[472.000 --> 474.000] Yeah, we'll love that. +[474.000 --> 476.000] Now you want to picture, huh? +[476.000 --> 477.000] I'll be full. +[477.000 --> 478.000] It was like, what's going on? +[478.000 --> 479.000] Excuse me, guys. +[479.000 --> 480.000] You mind if I? +[480.000 --> 481.000] You take a suit and grad photos. +[481.000 --> 482.000] Yeah. +[482.000 --> 483.000] Like slouching. +[483.000 --> 484.000] Woo! +[484.000 --> 485.000] Look at us. +[485.000 --> 486.000] I'm so proud of you guys graduating. +[486.000 --> 487.000] Thank you so much. +[487.000 --> 488.000] Really. +[488.000 --> 489.000] You're slouching on this photo? +[489.000 --> 490.000] We're going to sit around. +[490.000 --> 491.000] I'm going to tell mom. +[491.000 --> 493.000] So where do you want to take the photo then? +[493.000 --> 494.000] With the palm trees? +[494.000 --> 495.000] Yeah. +[495.000 --> 496.000] Okay. +[496.000 --> 498.000] Let's see how it looks like. +[498.000 --> 499.000] Oh yeah. +[499.000 --> 500.000] You guys look great. +[500.000 --> 502.000] I just, I would love to be in the photo with you guys. +[502.000 --> 503.000] Sorry to trouble you. +[503.000 --> 504.000] So fast. +[504.000 --> 506.000] Would you mind to take a photo of me and my brother and my girlfriend? +[506.000 --> 507.000] Go ahead. +[507.000 --> 508.000] It's so wonderful. +[508.000 --> 509.000] Thank you so much. +[509.000 --> 510.000] I appreciate it. +[510.000 --> 511.000] All right guys, let's get together. +[511.000 --> 512.000] Look at you guys. +[512.000 --> 513.000] So beautiful. +[513.000 --> 514.000] So proud of you. +[514.000 --> 515.000] Slouch up. +[515.000 --> 516.000] I don't want you slouching. +[516.000 --> 517.000] You got to stand straight. +[518.000 --> 519.000] Wonderful. +[519.000 --> 520.000] Wonderful. +[520.000 --> 521.000] I've like something in my teeth. +[521.000 --> 522.000] Is that why you're laughing? +[522.000 --> 523.000] No. +[523.000 --> 524.000] Oh okay. +[524.000 --> 525.000] So what do you want to do exactly? +[525.000 --> 526.000] See, yeah. +[526.000 --> 527.000] Oh my god. +[527.000 --> 528.000] Yeah, we just want to simple. +[528.000 --> 529.000] We want our photos. +[529.000 --> 530.000] That made my heart out. +[530.000 --> 531.000] No. +[531.000 --> 534.000] When I painted, I painted, do we go through a portal? +[534.000 --> 536.000] You guys take a photo, by the way. +[536.000 --> 537.000] Time travel. +[537.000 --> 538.000] What do you mean by taking a photo of me and my girlfriend? +[538.000 --> 539.000] Yeah, three together. +[539.000 --> 540.000] I'm not touching her ass. +[540.000 --> 541.000] I can't help myself. +[541.000 --> 542.000] Wake up. +[542.000 --> 543.000] Wake up. +[543.000 --> 544.000] Woo. +[544.000 --> 546.000] It's like you want me to go on for like that. +[546.000 --> 547.000] Thank you. +[547.000 --> 548.000] You're very simple. +[548.000 --> 549.000] Look at us. +[549.000 --> 551.000] I'm going to go by mantle about the fireplace. +[551.000 --> 552.000] Hold people here. +[552.000 --> 553.000] Stand back. +[553.000 --> 554.000] Yeah, exactly. +[554.000 --> 555.000] Thank you. +[555.000 --> 556.000] It's got a beautiful one. +[556.000 --> 557.000] Yeah. +[557.000 --> 558.000] Maybe you can come in. +[558.000 --> 559.000] I will. +[559.000 --> 560.000] That's great. +[560.000 --> 561.000] The lighting is great here. +[561.000 --> 563.000] Guys, can you take a photo of me and my brother and my girlfriend? +[563.000 --> 564.000] I'm sure. +[564.000 --> 565.000] That'll be great. +[565.000 --> 566.000] Thanks. +[566.000 --> 567.000] Don't touch her ass. +[567.000 --> 568.000] Okay, that's disgusting. +[568.000 --> 569.000] What's f***ing sick? +[569.000 --> 570.000] This guy's touching her. +[570.000 --> 571.000] It's girlfriend's ass. +[571.000 --> 572.000] Thank you. +[572.000 --> 573.000] Thank you so much. +[573.000 --> 574.000] I appreciate it. +[574.000 --> 575.000] Do you mind if you can take another photo of us? +[575.000 --> 576.000] I'm sure you've been hard right now. +[576.000 --> 577.000] There's no way. +[577.000 --> 578.000] Please. +[578.000 --> 579.000] How did you guys get up here so far? +[579.000 --> 580.000] We're just wondering. +[580.000 --> 581.000] Wait, I've seen you before. +[581.000 --> 582.000] That is so wonderful. +[582.000 --> 583.000] Let me see that. +[583.000 --> 586.000] It doesn't look as good as the other ones though. +[586.000 --> 587.000] Oh, you guys look sexiest. +[587.000 --> 588.000] F***ing sick. +[588.000 --> 589.000] You're going on Tinder. +[589.000 --> 590.000] But I'm going to take a photo. +[590.000 --> 592.000] Yeah, I'm trying to go with my brother here. +[592.000 --> 593.000] That'll be great. +[593.000 --> 594.000] Why don't you guys take a photo. +[594.000 --> 595.000] I trust you, man. +[595.000 --> 596.000] It's my younger brother. +[596.000 --> 597.000] You know how to. +[597.000 --> 598.000] And don't slap me. +[598.000 --> 600.000] He's teaching me everything I know. +[600.000 --> 601.000] So. +[601.000 --> 602.000] Yeah, smile. +[602.000 --> 605.000] He got to make sure not to slap me. +[605.000 --> 606.000] I'm telling him not to slap me. +[606.000 --> 607.000] Yeah. +[607.000 --> 608.000] And you know. +[608.000 --> 609.000] You guys, don't. +[609.000 --> 610.000] Of course. +[610.000 --> 611.000] I don't go to school. +[611.000 --> 612.000] I don't know the brother. +[612.000 --> 613.000] I'll have to see you. +[613.000 --> 614.000] I'll look at you. +[614.000 --> 615.000] Yeah, that's a good photo. +[615.000 --> 616.000] That's a sad photo. +[616.000 --> 617.000] Wake up. +[617.000 --> 618.000] Yeah, that's actually great. +[618.000 --> 619.000] I don't know. +[619.000 --> 620.000] I think you're dreaming around yourself. +[620.000 --> 621.000] You're dreaming, brother. +[621.000 --> 622.000] Wake up. +[622.000 --> 623.000] Stop doing drugs. +[623.000 --> 624.000] Oh, yeah. +[624.000 --> 625.000] Oh, shh. +[625.000 --> 626.000] Something is. +[626.000 --> 627.000] What did you think? +[627.000 --> 628.000] I don't know. +[628.000 --> 629.000] I don't know. +[629.000 --> 630.000] I don't know. +[630.000 --> 631.000] But. +[631.000 --> 632.000] What's up, son? +[632.000 --> 633.000] What did you think? +[633.000 --> 634.000] What? +[634.000 --> 635.000] What did just happen? +[636.000 --> 637.000] Nice one. +[637.000 --> 638.000] Nice one. +[638.000 --> 639.000] Yeah. +[639.000 --> 640.000] wsp. +[640.000 --> 641.000] That is a wrap. +[641.000 --> 642.000] Wake the fuck up. +[642.000 --> 643.000] No. +[643.000 --> 644.000] We're good to f***ing. +[644.000 --> 645.000] Say what's up? +[645.000 --> 646.000] What's up? +[646.000 --> 647.000] I got woke up. +[647.000 --> 649.000] That was pretty nice, actually. +[649.000 --> 650.000] Yeah. +[650.000 --> 652.000] Oh, is the hell? +[652.000 --> 653.000] Yo. +[653.000 --> 654.000] Triple team, bud? +[654.000 --> 656.000] What's up, bud? +[656.000 --> 657.000] You're all moved so fast. +[657.000 --> 659.000] Do you mind if you take a photo with me, brother, and his girlfriend? +[659.000 --> 664.180] his girlfriend man? I'm sure. It's an upset I don't want you to don't touch your bum man. I can't help it. Wake up buddy. +[664.180 --> 670.640] Wake up. Oh that's great you can wake up. You should be an only fan's photographer. Yeah. What do you what makes you think I don't know the +[670.640 --> 674.920] God. No that's so true. Of course you already star in the subarri. You gotta wake up. +[679.420 --> 683.800] This my man we're trying to wake up Zubar one time at a time wake up bro. Yeah. 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b/transcript/prank_kwESVwv6yDY.txt @@ -0,0 +1 @@ +[0.000 --> 8.020] Oh no ! diff --git a/transcript/prank_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt b/transcript/prank_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d6be3cf2e7802671383a28010bb122dbbf1f6662 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,16 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.040] Hello. +[2.040 --> 4.440] How much are they asking? +[4.440 --> 7.840] Well, that's a lot of money for a deck. +[7.840 --> 11.840] Well, I hate to tell you this, but you're getting robbed. +[11.840 --> 12.920] Did you hear me? +[12.920 --> 15.060] You're getting robbed. +[15.060 --> 16.320] Ow! +[16.320 --> 17.820] Stop! +[17.820 --> 19.720] Whoa! +[19.720 --> 20.560] Aah! +[20.560 --> 22.060] Stop! +[22.060 --> 23.060] Stop! +[23.060 --> 24.060] Stop! +[24.060 --> 25.060] Stop! +[25.060 --> 26.060] Stop! +[26.060 --> 29.280] A miraculous, an open-minded equal opportunity diff --git a/transcript/prank_pT4w_VvkiyQ.txt 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+[898.000 --> 899.000] Oh! +[905.000 --> 907.000] Get the fire. +[916.000 --> 920.860] LOOK AT THE NEXT Muss忽 +[920.900 --> 924.540] OH NO GOOD Thomas has won. +[924.580 --> 928.900] PLEASE input status in the second Y President of chicken +[928.940 --> 930.400] It is the time +[930.420 --> 934.820] time to PUIK TAKE ALL oldu +[935.320 --> 939.160] VITAL +[939.160 --> 946.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[946.160 --> 951.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[951.160 --> 957.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[957.160 --> 964.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[964.160 --> 971.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[994.160 --> 1001.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[1024.160 --> 1031.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[1054.160 --> 1061.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[1084.160 --> 1091.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[1114.160 --> 1121.160] I'm not going to be able to do that. +[1144.160 --> 1151.160] I'm not 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are three primary foods concerning sediment flow rate. +[28.560 --> 32.560] Each of these theories can be further subcategorized. +[32.560 --> 34.560] Thank you. +[50.560 --> 53.560] Step into the apology. Look at me in the eye. I know I can get them in the fridge. +[53.560 --> 54.560] I don't know. +[54.560 --> 56.560] I'm telling you. +[58.560 --> 60.560] I can do it. +[60.560 --> 62.560] Yeah, you can do it. +[68.560 --> 70.560] Listen guys, we feel really terrible. +[70.560 --> 74.560] We're doing that weird eye contact there. +[74.560 --> 76.560] Don't look at them. +[76.560 --> 82.560] Come on you guys. We want you to know we're very, very sorry. +[88.560 --> 90.560] I still need some help here. +[90.560 --> 95.560] Oh, right. Okay. Okay. So it's not just the lie you tell, but it's the way you tell it. +[95.560 --> 100.560] For example, if you look down at the ground when you're talking, people know you're lying. +[100.560 --> 102.560] I don't know why this is so hard for me. +[102.560 --> 106.560] You know, lying is basically just acting and I am a terrific actor. +[106.560 --> 108.560] You are a terrific actor. +[118.560 --> 120.560] You are a great actor. +[120.560 --> 122.560] You are a great actor. diff --git a/transcript/prank_tzHkOzBYSF4.txt b/transcript/prank_tzHkOzBYSF4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..135835074881df19b6372ae7d2838bed7d382612 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_tzHkOzBYSF4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,37 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Oh +[11.560 --> 13.560] Sorry +[20.000 --> 22.000] Yeah, I have a seat real quick +[30.000 --> 32.000] Oh +[60.000 --> 62.000] Oh +[91.000 --> 93.000] Oh +[105.720 --> 107.720] Look out guys +[120.000 --> 122.000] Oh +[150.000 --> 152.000] Oh +[180.000 --> 182.000] So glad you're right now +[183.840 --> 185.840] Hello there +[185.840 --> 187.840] Oh +[206.360 --> 208.360] Here we are yeah, we're doing that today +[208.360 --> 210.360] Oh, thank you +[211.640 --> 213.640] Really +[215.840 --> 219.680] Oh, I love that so that's what's all about. Yeah, that's awesome nice meeting you man +[232.160 --> 234.160] It's a little too hard on that +[245.840 --> 247.840] Oh +[275.840 --> 277.840] Oh +[305.840 --> 307.840] Oh +[335.840 --> 337.840] Oh +[339.240 --> 344.440] I watch your videos fairly often. Oh, that's awesome man. Hey nice to meet you. That's awesome +[365.840 --> 367.840] Most +[381.680 --> 383.680] All right +[395.840 --> 397.840] Oh +[404.560 --> 406.560] Oh my gosh +[426.680 --> 428.680] Oh +[434.680 --> 438.840] Well hello my friends. I hope you enjoyed the video if you are new here +[441.400 --> 447.120] Definitely subscribe it was wonderful returning to Central Park for the first time since June of last year +[447.120 --> 449.320] It's spring in New York my favorite time of year here +[449.320 --> 454.480] So hopefully I can go out for a few more days here in May also I hope you enjoyed the return to the bathroom of +[454.760 --> 456.760] Paradise or should I say +[456.760 --> 461.720] Carol I try to say for those clips because they're just so challenging the film because the way I do it +[461.720 --> 466.600] I kind of have to wait for someone to be sitting there and then I maybe I wait for 45 minutes +[466.600 --> 470.240] And they don't even react and there's a few more on the way so stay in the lookout for those +[470.240 --> 477.240] Anyways, that is all for now. Thank you for liking commenting and subscribing. I will see you next time and until then go have yourself a bagel +[484.480 --> 491.640] Howdy boys howdy boys diff --git a/transcript/prank_ulabEGNM_0o.txt b/transcript/prank_ulabEGNM_0o.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..076c5369a1a6edd668fb471f95ae73648fabc426 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_ulabEGNM_0o.txt @@ -0,0 +1,19 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.760] Go fighting! +[4.760 --> 6.760] I'm going to put it on here. +[28.760 --> 29.760] I'm going to put it on here. +[29.760 --> 30.760] I'm going to put it on here. +[34.760 --> 36.760] Look at this dude. +[36.760 --> 38.760] It's easy. +[38.760 --> 40.760] No, no, no, no. +[40.760 --> 42.760] No, no, no. +[56.760 --> 58.760] I'm going to put it on here. +[64.760 --> 66.760] I'm going to put it on here. +[70.760 --> 72.760] It's easier to put it on here than it can be. +[72.760 --> 74.760] It's easier to put it on here than it can be. +[94.880 --> 101.200] wow no no no no no no no +[113.340 --> 115.280] no +[124.760 --> 134.760] tonight +[134.760 --> 144.760] Hiya! +[144.760 --> 151.760] Hey! +[151.760 --> 154.760] inspiration +[154.760 --> 184.480] Be diff --git a/transcript/prank_vSidTZlSbzY.txt b/transcript/prank_vSidTZlSbzY.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e7bfb194d0fbbddfa66413f44f674ab459e7fb60 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_vSidTZlSbzY.txt @@ -0,0 +1,126 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.280] These are the scariest pranks in the world. +[2.280 --> 6.680] Consider yourself lucky or not this person, or this person, or... +[6.680 --> 8.360] You see where I'm going with this. +[8.360 --> 13.440] With so many people terrified of elevators, it seems like a pretty obvious place to stage a prank. +[13.440 --> 16.120] But this one really did get creative. +[16.120 --> 18.360] Ahhhhhhh! +[18.360 --> 24.400] Instead of doing something obvious like pretending the elevator was stuck, this Japanese show got a little creative. +[24.400 --> 29.440] The producer escorts their victim to the elevator, but the second they step inside, this happens. +[30.440 --> 35.440] That's definitely something you can never prepare for, and why would you? +[35.440 --> 46.080] And if that wasn't enough of a shock, they'd then find themselves on an underground slide, +[46.080 --> 48.680] covered in some kind of mysterious goo. +[48.680 --> 50.280] New fear unlocked anyone? +[50.280 --> 57.360] These tourists in China probably thought that walking on this glass bridge was scary enough on its own. +[57.360 --> 60.600] They clearly had no idea what was in store for them. +[60.600 --> 66.240] In hindsight, I'm sure you know it's a prank, but I can't even imagine what I'd be thinking of that were happening to me. +[66.240 --> 70.040] Take a look at this guy who was just seconds away from losing his iPad. +[70.040 --> 71.040] Ahhhhhhh! +[71.040 --> 72.040] Ahhhhhhh! +[72.040 --> 73.040] Ahhhhhhh! +[73.040 --> 79.440] They achieved this amazing illusion by placing real shards of glass and video screens underneath the glass floor, +[79.440 --> 82.840] and topped it all off with sound effects to make it seem extra real. +[82.840 --> 83.840] Ahhhhhhh! +[83.840 --> 85.840] Funny or cruel? +[85.840 --> 87.520] I'll leave you to be the judge of that. +[87.520 --> 91.640] Picture this, you're sitting in an empty office, just waiting around for something to happen. +[91.640 --> 94.080] Then suddenly the entire desk slides open. +[94.080 --> 95.080] What do you do? +[96.880 --> 100.120] Some people would make a run for the exit as quickly as possible. +[100.120 --> 104.640] These people on the other hand made the mistake of being curious enough to stay and look. +[104.640 --> 106.760] That's exactly what the pranksters wanted. +[106.760 --> 109.880] Before they knew what was happening, they had a face full of cream. +[109.880 --> 111.880] It looks like it got everywhere too. +[111.880 --> 114.040] That guy must have been glad he was wearing glasses. +[114.040 --> 116.840] Although he doesn't seem very happy about any of it. +[116.840 --> 121.080] In the old days, all you needed for a good prank was a telephone, but those were simpler times. +[121.080 --> 127.960] If you want to execute a really great prank now, you probably need to look into purchasing an extremely realistic dinosaur costume. +[127.960 --> 128.960] Ahhhhhhh! +[128.960 --> 129.960] Ahhhhhhh! +[129.960 --> 130.960] Ahhhhhhh! +[130.960 --> 131.960] Ahhhhhhh! +[131.960 --> 136.840] Sure, that's going to be pretty expensive, but there's one big benefit to a moving dinosaur. +[136.840 --> 139.480] It seems to terrify just about everyone. +[139.480 --> 147.320] Even though dinosaurs have been extinct for millions of years, there's just something unsettling about a prehistoric beast chasing us down a corridor. +[148.560 --> 149.960] I'm sure these people would agree. +[149.960 --> 153.040] Maybe cornering yourself on the ground isn't the smartest move either. +[153.040 --> 155.040] Ahhhhhhh! +[155.040 --> 161.200] There's always more than one way to do something, but the choice usually comes down to what you're really trying to achieve. +[161.200 --> 166.360] For example, if you wanted to terrify someone in an elevator, you could just have the whole floor open up and eat them. +[166.360 --> 168.440] But that wouldn't sell very many TVs. +[168.440 --> 175.720] What LG wanted to do instead was make it look like the floor of the elevator was falling away, you know, to prove how good their TVs are. +[181.320 --> 187.480] Ironically, some victims even tried to find a safe tile to stand on, sometimes scrambling to the other endhana of the elevator. +[187.480 --> 190.600] I'm just glad I didn't need to experience this for myself. +[190.600 --> 194.200] If you've ever watched The Ring, then you'll know just how terrifying it is. +[194.280 --> 197.560] The movie creators put together the perfect set for a scary prank. +[197.560 --> 206.360] Just when their customers least expected it, the screen pulled up without them noticing, leaving a gap for the actress to crawl out and scare the life out of the unsuspecting victims. +[212.840 --> 217.080] Honestly, I think those people handled that quite well. Well, most of them anyway. +[217.720 --> 226.920] Imagine you're a technology company. What's the best way to prove that your TVs have the highest quality screens on the market? +[226.920 --> 232.360] LG's headquarters in Chile came up with an ingenious joke. They gathered people for a job interview. +[232.360 --> 233.160] They're careful to go in. +[233.160 --> 234.120] Yes. +[234.120 --> 239.320] Filled the office with hidden cameras and set up one of their TVs so it looked like a window. +[239.320 --> 243.880] Job interviews are stressful enough. Their far worse when a meteor suddenly appears. +[247.160 --> 248.680] The TV show. +[256.440 --> 261.000] Most of them took it well, except for that one guy. I think I'm on his side though. +[261.000 --> 263.560] Some people really know how to create drama. +[264.840 --> 270.120] But the TNT network might have just overshadowed every other drama queen on the face of the earth. +[270.200 --> 274.600] In 2013, the company erected a suspiciously large button in Belgium, +[274.600 --> 278.760] inviting unsuspecting people to push to add drama. Some people just walk by, +[278.760 --> 281.400] but some brave and curious people press the button. +[281.400 --> 283.560] What's that happens? All heck breaks loose. +[285.480 --> 288.680] With staged vites and gunfire breaking out in the town, +[288.680 --> 292.600] the Keeney babes on motorcycles tore up the street and anarchy erupted. +[292.840 --> 302.040] The best part of the video is the reactions of those who sent it off. +[302.040 --> 304.760] Participants look around stunned as the action unfolds, +[304.760 --> 307.880] trying to come to terms with the fact they caused it all to happen. +[307.880 --> 312.040] This prank show wanted to see what would happen if they glued people to the floor. +[312.040 --> 315.160] Imagine, there you are just minding your own business. +[315.160 --> 319.000] One minute you're getting along with your day, the next you're stuck to the ground. +[319.000 --> 321.880] But there's more than one way to achieve a sticky floor prank. +[321.880 --> 325.800] Playing A is to trap ordinary people on the street as they go about their day. +[325.800 --> 327.880] Then there's the more extreme method. +[327.880 --> 332.040] Place a tray of sticky goo behind a closed door and just wait for the next victim. +[332.040 --> 336.120] The highlights definitely their previous victim sitting on the sofa covered in goo. +[336.120 --> 337.800] He didn't even try to warn him. +[337.800 --> 341.080] Here's something you almost never think about drinking fountains. +[341.080 --> 343.400] It's sure they're a handy thing to have around, but... +[343.480 --> 350.600] They're not exactly going to take up a lot of space in your thoughts, +[350.600 --> 353.400] at least not until something like this happens to you. +[355.960 --> 358.440] This prank show set up a drinking fountain with a twist. +[360.360 --> 364.120] To catch unsuspecting people by surprise, it definitely worked. +[365.880 --> 368.920] I don't know if you've ever had water spray in your nose at high pressure, +[369.000 --> 372.680] but it's definitely not pleasant. +[372.680 --> 376.840] I wouldn't go near that fountain again, but these people are clearly a little braver than me. +[376.840 --> 378.600] Most of them go in for another try. +[378.600 --> 381.560] It doesn't seem worth it, but you've got to admire their dedication. +[384.040 --> 386.280] The Indiana Jones films are iconic. +[386.280 --> 389.560] They're a part of our culture, but even in iconic films like that, +[389.560 --> 392.360] there are moments that stand out and take a life of their own. +[392.360 --> 394.360] You probably already know where I'm going with this. +[394.360 --> 398.360] This girl got to re-enact that iconic moment, whether she wanted to or not. +[398.360 --> 401.080] Honestly, it really does look genuinely frightening, +[401.080 --> 404.680] especially since that's the last thing you expect when walking down a corridor. +[404.680 --> 407.480] At least they were kind enough to give her something soft to land on. +[407.480 --> 409.240] Even in a world of clever pranks, +[409.240 --> 411.800] some are just a little more intelligent than others. +[411.800 --> 415.720] The creators of the Invisible Man movie obviously know how to scare people, +[415.720 --> 418.360] but it's quite different to execute that in real life. +[418.360 --> 421.320] As part of their press, they decided they were going to give journalists +[421.320 --> 424.920] a taste of what it would be like to really encounter the Invisible Man. +[424.920 --> 427.720] Let's just say, it wasn't the kind of interview they were expecting. +[428.520 --> 429.000] Oh my god. +[433.000 --> 437.160] They rigged the interview room to make it look like someone invisible was making things move. +[437.160 --> 441.400] The Grand Finale was a clever reveal of the Invisible Man standing up behind the curtain. +[441.400 --> 443.400] The people who stayed in the room deserve a medal. +[446.440 --> 449.480] So, you're a yogurt company that needs to get an advertisement done. +[449.480 --> 451.640] What's the best way to get people to eat yogurt? +[451.640 --> 453.160] With a bear apparently, +[453.160 --> 457.480] Chobani decided they'd recreate their famous bear-centered super bowl commercial +[457.480 --> 459.720] by setting a bear loose in New York City. +[459.720 --> 460.680] All right, not quite. +[460.680 --> 464.360] They actually unleashed a man in an animatronic bear suit onto the streets +[464.360 --> 466.760] to frighten unsuspecting members of the public. +[466.760 --> 467.240] And it worked! +[473.080 --> 474.600] The bear reaped a bit of havoc. +[474.600 --> 478.440] The only people that seemed more confused and scared were passing children. +[478.440 --> 481.240] I guess they just don't understand perfectly good advertising. diff --git a/transcript/prank_xG1zuIXC9dc.txt b/transcript/prank_xG1zuIXC9dc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..afe99a0909b0428757b168ddf2a5e395da514ab2 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_xG1zuIXC9dc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,9 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.020] в fest drawn FUCK +[2.020 --> 4.360] шуфа +[4.360 --> 11.180] Harvey +[11.180 --> 12.700] Л if +[12.740 --> 16.500] на +[16.500 --> 24.120] Consende +[24.120 --> 25.060] анкри себе +[25.060 --> 27.820] stem +[27.820 --> 29.620] ् diff --git a/transcript/prank_zMr9HMZac6A.txt b/transcript/prank_zMr9HMZac6A.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..8c39adc30c347472200cee396958951a5e9954ff --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_zMr9HMZac6A.txt @@ -0,0 +1,86 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.440] What machine we were using? +[7.440 --> 9.440] Sorry +[25.060 --> 26.240] Some new contracts +[37.440 --> 41.700] the +[41.700 --> 43.360] park +[45.860 --> 48.660] bring +[50.580 --> 52.260] you +[53.640 --> 54.380] put +[55.920 --> 56.240] you know +[59.240 --> 60.520] if +[63.320 --> 64.320] hat +[64.320 --> 66.520] of what's your name +[66.520 --> 70.520] The red is over here, not all the customers are good at buying this directly. +[70.520 --> 71.520] What's your name? +[71.520 --> 72.520] Thank you. +[79.520 --> 81.520] This is becoming very awkward. +[81.520 --> 82.520] Mm-hmm. +[83.520 --> 85.520] Is that Christmas party one time? +[85.520 --> 86.520] Right, right, right. +[87.520 --> 88.520] Yeah, that was a good time. +[97.520 --> 98.520] I'm sorry. +[102.520 --> 103.520] You're done spending? +[105.520 --> 107.520] I gave all of 19 of them. +[111.520 --> 113.520] Try to place you. +[114.520 --> 115.520] Here's not coming. +[115.520 --> 116.520] Yeah? +[116.520 --> 117.520] Here's not coming. +[117.520 --> 118.520] This. +[120.520 --> 122.520] I think we are. +[127.520 --> 128.520] You know what? +[128.520 --> 129.520] I'm blank. +[129.520 --> 130.520] Sorry, man. +[130.520 --> 131.520] No, I mean. +[138.520 --> 139.520] What are we going? +[139.520 --> 140.520] What is that? +[140.520 --> 141.520] How's it going? +[141.520 --> 142.520] All right. +[149.520 --> 150.520] We're going to see it. +[157.520 --> 158.520] Oh, yeah. +[162.520 --> 163.520] Oh, right. +[163.520 --> 165.520] Oh, God. +[171.520 --> 172.520] All right. +[172.520 --> 173.520] I'm done needed. +[175.520 --> 176.520] Have a good one. +[181.520 --> 182.520] All right. +[182.520 --> 183.520] Okay, what's your name? +[183.520 --> 191.520] Can you make this any more awkward than it or news? +[192.520 --> 194.520] Definitely not. +[196.520 --> 197.520] Definitely not. +[198.520 --> 199.520] We definitely don't. +[201.520 --> 202.520] Is this a joke? +[205.520 --> 207.520] Can't I'm going to walk away now? +[207.520 --> 208.520] Okay. +[208.520 --> 210.520] Good conversation. +[211.520 --> 212.520] All right. +[212.520 --> 213.520] All right. +[213.520 --> 215.520] What's your name? +[215.520 --> 216.520] It's God. +[216.520 --> 217.520] It's God. +[217.520 --> 220.520] Trying to think where I know you. +[220.520 --> 222.520] I don't know you. +[222.520 --> 224.520] I know you. +[224.520 --> 227.520] I'm going to be fine with it. +[227.520 --> 230.520] Yes. +[230.520 --> 233.520] I don't know. +[233.520 --> 234.520] No. +[234.520 --> 237.520] I'm sorry, can't help you. +[237.520 --> 238.520] I'm sorry. +[238.520 --> 240.520] I'm sorry. +[240.520 --> 241.520] I'm sorry. +[241.520 --> 243.520] You're not going to be fine with it. +[243.520 --> 245.520] Have you got to be fine with it? +[245.520 --> 246.520] Yes. +[247.520 --> 249.520] I don't know. +[249.520 --> 250.520] No. +[250.520 --> 251.520] I'm sorry. +[251.520 --> 253.520] It helped you. +[253.520 --> 283.520] I'm getting a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of a little bit of +[283.520 --> 313.520] and I tell the way you do it, what +[313.520 --> 315.520] hmm +[329.520 --> 331.520] oh sorry +[331.520 --> 333.520] almost daddy makes up with someone else +[339.520 --> 341.520] oh god +[341.520 --> 345.520] you don't want crabs you do not want crabs +[347.520 --> 353.520] itchy itchy itchy you do not want you don't want crabs +[353.520 --> 357.520] telling you that right now you don't want them you don't want them diff --git a/transcript/prank_zO-cWNQa90g.txt b/transcript/prank_zO-cWNQa90g.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..81f2fc3f44bb5a3387be7dd0db4f5c80823e4e6a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_zO-cWNQa90g.txt @@ -0,0 +1,62 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] What is this? +[2.000 --> 5.000] Veggie sandwich and a grapefruit. +[5.000 --> 7.000] Veggie sandwich and a grapefruit? +[7.000 --> 9.000] What are you turning into? +[9.000 --> 11.000] A healthy person. +[11.000 --> 14.000] Ow, ow, you swarming me! +[14.000 --> 15.000] Oh, sorry. +[15.000 --> 18.000] What are those things? +[20.000 --> 23.000] George, have you seen Morgan? +[23.000 --> 24.000] No. +[24.000 --> 26.000] He's been coming in later and later. +[26.000 --> 27.000] Is there something wrong? +[27.000 --> 29.000] No, not that I know of. +[30.000 --> 32.000] Oh, no. +[32.000 --> 34.000] Oh, make sure he signs this. +[34.000 --> 37.000] Oh, look, George, if there's a problem with Morgan, you can tell me. +[37.000 --> 38.000] Morgan knows. +[38.000 --> 40.000] He's doing a great job. +[40.000 --> 42.000] Hand a stamp. +[44.000 --> 46.000] What's your problem? +[46.000 --> 49.000] No problem here. +[49.000 --> 52.000] You keep winking at me. That's really obnoxious. +[52.000 --> 53.000] I had no idea. +[53.000 --> 56.000] Right there! Right there! You just did it again. +[56.000 --> 60.000] Wait a minute. Wait a minute. It's from that grapefruit that Jerry squirted at me. +[60.000 --> 61.000] Oh, your eyes still hurt? +[61.000 --> 65.000] Yeah, yeah. You must have squirted a piece of pulp in it too. +[65.000 --> 67.000] Pop couldn't make it across the table. +[67.000 --> 69.000] Pop can move, baby! +[69.000 --> 71.000] Why can't you eat a real breakfast? +[71.000 --> 74.000] Hey, I eat healthy. If I have to take out an eye, that's the brakes. +[74.000 --> 76.000] Wait a minute. +[76.000 --> 78.000] I must have been winking down at the office. +[78.000 --> 81.000] That's why Mr. Wilhelm was acting so mysterious. +[81.000 --> 85.000] What do you think you were flirting with him? +[85.000 --> 88.000] No. He thought I was hiding something about Morgan. +[88.000 --> 91.000] Is that the lovely Mrs. Morgan? +[91.000 --> 94.000] By the way, you got that birthday card? +[94.000 --> 95.000] Birthday card? +[95.000 --> 97.000] Mr. Steinbrenner's birthday card? +[97.000 --> 99.000] Wilhelm said you'd have it for me to sign? +[99.000 --> 103.000] Oh, yeah. I have that for you right after lunch. +[103.000 --> 105.000] Fine. I'll be back after my massage. +[105.000 --> 107.000] Of course, your massage. +[107.000 --> 109.000] Enjoy your massage. +[116.000 --> 118.000] Hey, Mr. Morgan, how was your massage? +[118.000 --> 120.000] I had to cancel it. +[120.000 --> 124.000] For some reason, my wife got it into her head that it was more than just a massage. +[124.000 --> 125.000] Really? +[125.000 --> 128.000] Yeah, anyway, we got it. This big fight at lunch looks like tonight obviously even on the couching. +[128.000 --> 131.000] Hey, listen, don't over sleep. You can't afford to be late again. +[131.000 --> 135.000] I know. Somebody around here has been giving Wilhelm the impression that I've been slacken off. +[135.000 --> 139.000] Hey, you should try my friend's wake-up service. +[139.000 --> 141.000] She's swasties by this thing, huh? +[141.000 --> 144.000] Because Stan's there. You may be my only friend around here. +[144.000 --> 147.000] Are you seeing Morgan? He's not here? No, he's lady. +[147.000 --> 149.000] That's impossible. I got him a wake-up service. +[149.000 --> 151.000] Oh, look, George, you don't have to cover for him anymore. +[151.000 --> 155.000] He's going to be gone soon and I'm going to recommend you for his job. +[155.000 --> 156.000] Gone. +[156.000 --> 159.000] It sounds like all that winking got you a promotion. +[159.000 --> 161.000] I don't want Morgan's job. He's got a lot of work to do. diff --git a/transcript/prank_zQU7y2CogH4.txt b/transcript/prank_zQU7y2CogH4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..a710b0651324a2b7090f0535d61382a0b8780b81 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/prank_zQU7y2CogH4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Oh! +[2.000 --> 3.000] Stop! +[3.000 --> 4.000] Stop! +[4.000 --> 5.000] Stop! +[5.000 --> 6.000] Stop! +[6.000 --> 7.000] Stop! +[7.000 --> 8.000] Hey, hey! +[8.000 --> 9.000] Hey, hey! +[9.000 --> 10.000] How's it going? +[10.000 --> 11.000] What are you guys doing here? +[11.000 --> 12.000] Oh, we're doing a weekend Tahiti. +[12.000 --> 14.000] Ted's father owns a little piece of property down there. +[14.000 --> 15.000] I'm under Nakers. +[15.000 --> 16.000] This is a little hun. +[16.000 --> 18.000] Not into Heedy anyway. +[18.000 --> 20.000] Hey, I saw you on TV. +[20.000 --> 21.000] Oh, what? +[21.000 --> 22.000] Amazing, Carl. +[22.000 --> 24.000] It's just a little light to need a saving. +[24.000 --> 25.000] No big deal. +[25.000 --> 27.000] So we're headed. +[27.000 --> 28.000] I mean, my girlfriend here. +[28.000 --> 29.000] We don't know where we're going. +[29.000 --> 30.000] Really? +[30.000 --> 31.000] Yeah, we're just going to pick up place. +[31.000 --> 32.000] Hmm. +[32.000 --> 33.000] Kind of an enemy, an enemy, an enemy thing. +[33.000 --> 35.000] You just have fresh. +[35.000 --> 36.000] I'll see you guys. +[36.000 --> 38.000] Huh. +[38.000 --> 40.000] That sounds like a lot of fun. +[40.000 --> 41.000] Can you imagine? +[41.000 --> 42.000] No. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_-bi53pAGb-4.txt b/transcript/reaction_-bi53pAGb-4.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..b303f5f770227342f982a320acf378c27efdd71d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_-bi53pAGb-4.txt @@ -0,0 +1,254 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.680] What's good YouTube? +[2.680 --> 4.180] It's your girl, Asia. +[4.180 --> 11.440] And it should boy be Jack back in the building back in the fact back like we know the best and y'all we are back like we never left with another Bob +[11.440 --> 12.720] Seagal reaction. +[12.720 --> 15.720] This time we're gonna be jumping into night moves. +[15.720 --> 18.040] Hey, this should be pretty interesting. +[18.040 --> 20.520] You know we Bob Seagal we always get these pivotal +[22.320 --> 23.320] Salittafide. +[23.320 --> 26.280] I don't know what that little dumb little move dance. +[26.280 --> 28.200] You know what I'm saying? I was just trying to do night moves. +[28.200 --> 29.040] Go ahead. +[29.040 --> 30.200] Oh little night move. +[30.200 --> 31.200] Go jig with it. +[31.200 --> 32.200] Go jig with it. +[32.200 --> 33.200] Let me see what you got. +[33.200 --> 34.200] They're gonna laugh at me. +[34.200 --> 35.200] Y'all know I can't. +[35.200 --> 37.200] No. +[37.200 --> 44.200] But I'm just I'm just thinking I'm like you know with Bob Seagal like we already know kind of what to expect with Bob Seagal. +[44.200 --> 46.200] Great voice, great song. +[46.200 --> 47.200] Oh sure. +[47.200 --> 50.200] Great subject matter. +[50.200 --> 52.200] So I mean, hey, let's go ahead and jump into it. +[52.200 --> 53.200] We ain't got to wait. +[53.200 --> 54.200] Okay. +[54.200 --> 57.800] If y'all haven't already be sure you had it with some of my blog channel, I'm just Asia. +[57.800 --> 58.800] Check out the content. +[58.800 --> 60.600] I also have a reaction channel. +[60.600 --> 63.200] I'm still Asia dropping fire reactions. +[63.200 --> 66.280] The links will be in the description for both of those channels. +[66.280 --> 67.600] So make sure y'all check them out. +[67.600 --> 68.600] Absolutely. +[68.600 --> 71.400] If y'all are watching right now, go ahead and like, comment and subscribe. +[71.400 --> 75.600] Smash the notification bell so you don't miss any videos from Asia and BJ. +[75.600 --> 78.600] And yeah, my boy Bob Seagal, he growing on me. +[78.600 --> 79.600] Like a rock. +[79.600 --> 80.600] Show you late. +[80.600 --> 81.600] Okay. +[81.600 --> 83.600] This ain't even that, but you late. +[83.600 --> 84.600] Like a rock. +[84.600 --> 85.600] This your baby and jump from the top. +[85.600 --> 86.600] No, I'm never late. +[86.600 --> 87.600] I'm never late. +[87.600 --> 88.600] I'm actually on time. +[88.600 --> 89.600] Okay. +[89.600 --> 90.600] You know. +[90.600 --> 91.600] If that's what you say, y'all. +[91.600 --> 92.600] Yeah, I'm on time. +[92.600 --> 93.600] I'm on time with this one. +[93.600 --> 94.600] I'm on time with this one. +[94.600 --> 96.600] But yeah, let's go ahead and jump into it. +[96.600 --> 98.600] This one was a highly requested one. +[98.600 --> 99.600] Night moves. +[99.600 --> 100.600] So let's go ahead and jump into it. +[100.600 --> 102.600] Yeah, let's go and get into it. +[102.600 --> 103.600] Let's go. +[103.600 --> 104.600] Yeah. +[104.600 --> 105.600] That's a little too tall. +[105.600 --> 106.600] Could've used a few pounds. +[106.600 --> 107.600] Yeah. +[107.600 --> 108.600] Tipeins points. +[108.600 --> 109.600] All of them now. +[109.600 --> 113.600] She was a black hand beauty with big dark eyes. +[113.600 --> 116.600] And points on her own. +[116.600 --> 117.600] Yeah. +[117.600 --> 118.600] Yeah. +[118.600 --> 119.600] Yeah. +[119.600 --> 120.600] That's a little too tall. +[120.600 --> 121.600] I could've used a few pounds. +[121.600 --> 122.600] Yeah. +[122.600 --> 123.600] Tipeins points, taller and now. +[123.600 --> 130.600] She mention a black hand beauty with big dark eyes. +[130.600 --> 132.600] And points on her own. +[133.600 --> 135.600] Son Will Put Me on fuel. +[141.600 --> 146.600] Yes. +[146.600 --> 149.600] Yah, I could. +[149.600 --> 150.600] I could. +[150.600 --> 151.600] Oh, I could've used a few pounds. +[151.600 --> 152.600] Oh, I could've used a few pounds. +[152.600 --> 155.600] Mmmm +[155.600 --> 159.600] They were $6000. +[159.600 --> 164.600] Trying to make some front page driving news +[164.600 --> 169.600] We're getting on a nine moon +[169.600 --> 174.600] And a summertime +[174.600 --> 182.600] And a sweet summertime +[182.600 --> 189.600] We want to love, oh no, follow from +[189.600 --> 194.600] We were searching for some hideous by some +[194.600 --> 199.600] We were just young and restless and bored +[199.600 --> 202.600] We didn't know the song +[202.600 --> 207.600] And we stayed away, and we kissed with good +[207.600 --> 212.600] And we went to my room to all of us +[212.600 --> 217.600] I used to use me with neither one care +[217.600 --> 222.600] We were getting our share, we were getting on a nine moon +[222.600 --> 227.600] Trying to lose an awkward teenage move +[227.600 --> 232.600] We were getting on a nine moon +[232.600 --> 235.600] Okay, now I had to stop there right there +[235.600 --> 237.600] Hold on, wait, so he's talking about that +[237.600 --> 239.600] Hold on, wait, wait, okay +[239.600 --> 242.600] So basically, he told my old, you know, saying just being young +[242.600 --> 245.600] And just experimenting, you know what I mean +[245.600 --> 247.600] And just trying to just, you know what I'm saying? +[247.600 --> 249.600] See what you can see, figure out what you can figure out +[249.600 --> 251.600] Find what you can find +[251.600 --> 253.600] Trying to find these clues, trying to find an aftertaste these clues +[253.600 --> 256.600] And the heavy woods back in his 60s Chevy +[256.600 --> 258.600] And the back of your sand +[258.600 --> 260.600] So I thought they were working on nightbows +[260.600 --> 264.600] Bob Sikker has like a unique way of just getting you +[264.600 --> 266.600] Completely involved in a song +[266.600 --> 270.600] From the first moment that he opened his mouth to sing like a first line +[270.600 --> 275.600] He gets you that already like into the song that fast +[275.600 --> 277.600] Okay, sorry +[277.600 --> 281.600] This brother's voice man +[281.600 --> 283.600] This brother's voice right here, I'm trying to tell you +[283.600 --> 285.600] It's so crazy, like because they even say that +[285.600 --> 288.600] Like I thought he was like country, y'all +[288.600 --> 291.600] To me, he's like so blues almost to me +[291.600 --> 295.600] Like he said he would fit that genre in terms of like +[295.600 --> 297.600] I guess that y'all put him in the country category +[297.600 --> 299.600] But to me, y'all his voice is so unique +[299.600 --> 302.600] It's so different, it's so just +[302.600 --> 306.600] I love love love love love +[306.600 --> 308.600] The tone of his freaking voice +[308.600 --> 310.600] Yeah, Bob Sikker's voice, it definitely resonates +[310.600 --> 312.600] Absolutely does +[312.600 --> 314.600] And I know +[318.600 --> 320.600] I know we're so different +[325.600 --> 329.600] Sweet, sometimes so different +[335.600 --> 337.600] Oh, break it down +[343.600 --> 346.600] The one who +[350.600 --> 352.600] The feather lighting +[354.600 --> 356.600] And wet it all the thunder +[358.600 --> 360.600] Wet it all the thunder +[361.600 --> 364.600] Yeah +[369.600 --> 373.600] I woke last night to the sound of thunder +[373.600 --> 377.600] How far off I sat in the morning +[377.600 --> 381.600] Started humming a song from 1962 +[383.600 --> 387.600] In a funny how the night moves +[388.600 --> 393.600] When you just don't seem to have as much to lose +[394.600 --> 398.600] Strange how the night moves +[401.600 --> 404.600] With autumn clothes and him +[418.600 --> 420.600] It's so different +[441.600 --> 443.600] I can't believe I remember +[448.600 --> 451.600] I remember +[458.600 --> 461.600] I can't wait +[464.600 --> 467.600] I can't break it all the thunder +[467.600 --> 470.600] The night moves +[471.600 --> 473.600] Oh +[476.600 --> 478.600] Yeah +[478.600 --> 480.600] I remember +[484.600 --> 487.600] Love love love +[487.600 --> 490.600] Oh +[490.600 --> 493.600] Oh +[493.600 --> 496.600] Oh +[496.600 --> 498.600] Yeah +[499.600 --> 501.600] Oh +[501.600 --> 504.600] Oh +[504.600 --> 507.600] Oh +[507.600 --> 509.600] He's talking about he remembers +[509.600 --> 511.600] So +[511.600 --> 513.600] So +[513.600 --> 515.600] He's starting to jog my memory +[515.600 --> 517.600] I'm starting to remember +[517.600 --> 519.600] I'm starting to remember +[519.600 --> 522.600] So I mean +[522.600 --> 525.600] It's pretty self-exploited so we're talking about +[525.600 --> 527.600] The night moves +[527.600 --> 528.600] Working in practice +[528.600 --> 529.600] Okay +[529.600 --> 530.600] Okay +[530.600 --> 531.600] Sorry +[531.600 --> 532.600] None of that +[532.600 --> 533.600] Okay +[533.600 --> 535.600] Hey, you got to make sure they're perfect +[535.600 --> 537.600] I mean, hey, carry, curiosity +[537.600 --> 539.600] You know, catch us the cat +[539.600 --> 540.600] Okay +[540.600 --> 542.600] Or you could kill the cat +[542.600 --> 543.600] Pause +[543.600 --> 545.600] I'm just sad +[545.600 --> 546.600] Okay +[546.600 --> 548.600] But I mean to say what it is +[548.600 --> 549.600] I'm just like, you know +[549.600 --> 552.600] I think everybody had a little bit of like some curiosity +[552.600 --> 553.600] When they were younger +[553.600 --> 556.600] Where you know, like, you know what I mean, hey, hey +[556.600 --> 559.600] There's no telling what you're curious about +[559.600 --> 561.600] We got times when we got times when you can +[561.600 --> 564.600] You reach those teenage years, those high school years +[564.600 --> 565.600] You know what I mean +[565.600 --> 566.600] Yeah +[566.600 --> 567.600] I did +[567.600 --> 568.600] And that's the thing +[568.600 --> 570.600] It was like, you know, it was just that +[570.600 --> 573.600] That young, not necessarily young, completely young +[573.600 --> 575.600] And reckless but just that young lifestyle +[575.600 --> 577.600] Yeah, because of the heat that they're growing up +[577.600 --> 578.600] He didn't care, she didn't care +[578.600 --> 580.600] We wasn't looking for a commitment +[580.600 --> 582.600] We wasn't looking for a lot +[582.600 --> 583.600] It was just that, okay +[583.600 --> 585.600] We were working in practicing on our night moves +[585.600 --> 586.600] You know, the man +[586.600 --> 588.600] And we were doing it in unison +[588.600 --> 590.600] They could have been dancing under the stars +[590.600 --> 591.600] Okay, who's the best? +[591.600 --> 592.600] You know +[592.600 --> 593.600] That's what they mean +[593.600 --> 595.600] Night moves, they're dancing under the stars +[595.600 --> 596.600] There it is +[596.600 --> 597.600] Okay +[597.600 --> 598.600] Absolutely +[598.600 --> 599.600] What it is, it keeps out there +[599.600 --> 600.600] I'm trying to tell you +[600.600 --> 603.600] But again, like I said with Bob, Seek his voice +[603.600 --> 606.600] Like, now I see why a lot of his songs +[606.600 --> 609.600] Or just these type of monumental songs +[609.600 --> 610.600] 1000% +[610.600 --> 613.600] So, can't forget these songs, can't get them out of your head +[613.600 --> 616.600] You know, they go on for generations, decades and decades +[616.600 --> 619.600] And I see why because he definitely has that sound +[619.600 --> 622.600] He definitely has that voice, that's a generation of talent +[622.600 --> 625.600] Yeah, very classic, a classic voice for sure +[625.600 --> 627.600] Like it's one of those that you will never forget +[627.600 --> 629.600] That you can't get enough of the sound of it +[629.600 --> 631.600] It's just something, it's just that +[631.600 --> 632.600] It's exactly that +[632.600 --> 635.600] There's no words to put to having a voice +[635.600 --> 639.600] That I feel like touches a lot of people +[639.600 --> 642.600] That's the way that even they can't understand sometimes +[642.600 --> 644.600] It's just one of those that you just want to listen to +[644.600 --> 647.600] And you just hold on to every little word he says +[647.600 --> 651.600] Just because it's so meaningful in his delivery +[651.600 --> 653.600] But that's the way it sounds +[653.600 --> 654.600] Even if he don't really mean it +[654.600 --> 655.600] Right +[655.600 --> 659.600] And even with this song, it's highly, highly relatable +[659.600 --> 664.600] Because just like you said, you know, teenage years, curiosity +[664.600 --> 666.600] Things like that, that's what it leads to +[666.600 --> 671.600] You know, those night moves, those meetups, those little meetups +[671.600 --> 674.600] Little hangout, little spots that only you and her know of +[674.600 --> 675.600] You know +[675.600 --> 679.600] So, but this one, but like I said, this was really good +[679.600 --> 680.600] This was really, really good +[680.600 --> 681.600] I'm glad that we did it +[681.600 --> 682.600] Yeah, same here +[682.600 --> 686.600] So, if y'all enjoyed this video, be sure you give us a big thumbs up +[686.600 --> 689.600] If you like how many of the subscribe, hit that notification bell +[689.600 --> 693.600] So you don't miss any videos from Asia and BJ and if ain't nobody told you +[693.600 --> 694.600] I love you +[694.600 --> 697.600] And we gonna see y'all in the next video, y'all +[697.600 --> 698.600] Peace and blessings +[698.600 --> 699.600] Yeah +[699.600 --> 700.600] Bye diff --git a/transcript/reaction_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt b/transcript/reaction_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..d7a3a1b50a1ac66e38107e482a186255e447fadd --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_4jwUXV4QaTw.txt @@ -0,0 +1,301 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.240] Nonverbels are anything that communicates but is not a word. +[5.240 --> 8.500] The public knows them as body language. +[8.500 --> 12.640] How we dress, how we walk, have meaning, +[12.640 --> 17.840] and we use that to interpret what's in the mind of the person. +[24.040 --> 28.800] My name is Joan Avaro and for 25 years I was a special agent +[28.800 --> 33.160] with the FBI. My job was to catch spies. +[33.160 --> 37.160] Most of my career I spent within the National Security Division. +[37.160 --> 40.880] A lot of it had to do with looking at specific targets +[40.880 --> 43.680] and then it was about, well how do we get in their heads +[43.680 --> 45.800] and how do we neutralize them. +[45.800 --> 48.800] Our security is based on nonverbels. +[48.800 --> 51.280] We look at the person through the people. +[51.280 --> 54.680] We look at who's behind us at the ATM machine. +[54.680 --> 58.480] We know from the research that most of us select our mates +[58.480 --> 60.160] based on nonverbels. +[60.160 --> 63.120] So we may think we're very sophisticated +[63.120 --> 66.760] but in fact we are never in a state +[66.760 --> 70.000] where we're not transmitting information. +[70.000 --> 72.720] There's a lot of myths out there. +[72.720 --> 76.480] The ones that stand out is if you cross your arms +[76.480 --> 78.720] that it's a blocking behavior. +[78.720 --> 80.040] That's just nonsense. +[80.040 --> 83.320] Even when you don't like the person that is in front of you, +[83.320 --> 84.840] this isn't to block them out. +[84.840 --> 86.440] It's actually to self-suit. +[86.440 --> 88.480] Because in essence it's a self-hug. +[88.480 --> 90.800] When you're sitting at a movie and you're watching, +[90.800 --> 91.960] you're going to cross your arms. +[91.960 --> 93.400] You're waiting for somebody. +[93.400 --> 94.840] You tend to do this. +[94.840 --> 97.800] What's interesting is we do this behavior more in public +[97.800 --> 99.080] than in private. +[99.080 --> 102.480] The other one that really stands out is +[102.480 --> 106.320] as we think about something, we may look in a certain way +[106.320 --> 109.800] as we process the information, we may look in another way. +[109.800 --> 112.840] It's certainly not indicative of deception +[112.840 --> 114.440] and it really shouldn't be used that way. +[114.440 --> 117.680] All we can say is the person is processing the information. +[117.680 --> 121.080] The other misconceptions are that if the person clears +[121.080 --> 124.160] or throats, touches their nose or covers their mouth, +[124.160 --> 125.280] they're lying. +[125.280 --> 129.000] We do these behaviors as self-suiters. +[129.000 --> 133.040] They're pacifying behaviors scientifically +[133.040 --> 134.480] and empirically. +[134.480 --> 136.680] There's just no Pinocchio effect. +[136.680 --> 139.160] And people who prattle that and say, well, +[139.160 --> 143.000] we can detect deception because the person touches their nose +[143.000 --> 144.680] or covers their mouth. +[144.680 --> 146.200] That's just sheer nonsense. +[146.200 --> 150.480] We humans are lousy at detecting deception. +[150.480 --> 155.320] Espionage work is often nowhere near what we see in movies. +[155.320 --> 158.600] And in one of the cases, we had information +[158.600 --> 161.320] from another country saying, you have an American, +[161.320 --> 166.320] we think is actually a mole who somehow entered the United +[166.320 --> 169.440] States is able to pass as an American. +[169.440 --> 173.000] But he's here working for a hostile intelligence service. +[173.000 --> 178.040] And just fortuitously, he was videographed coming out +[178.040 --> 179.640] of a flower shop. +[179.640 --> 183.720] We're looking at the video and everybody in our small unit, +[183.720 --> 185.880] we were saying, well, there's not much there. +[185.880 --> 188.440] He's coming out of the shop, getting in his car. +[188.440 --> 191.080] And I said, stop the film right there. +[191.080 --> 194.280] Just as he came out of the shop, he took the flowers. +[194.280 --> 198.480] And most Americans tend to hold the flowers by the stock +[198.480 --> 200.280] so that the flowers are up. +[200.280 --> 203.880] This individual took them and grabbed the stock +[203.880 --> 207.920] and then held the flowers so that they were facing down. +[207.920 --> 209.720] And I said, that's how they carry flowers +[209.720 --> 210.920] in Eastern Europe. +[210.920 --> 214.840] Rather than confront him about, are you a spy? +[214.840 --> 217.520] I decided to do what's called a presumptive. +[217.520 --> 221.280] So as I sat there with him, I said, would you like to know +[221.280 --> 222.440] how we know? +[222.440 --> 224.040] And he had this look on his face. +[224.040 --> 226.800] And I said, it was the flowers. +[226.800 --> 230.040] And then he confessed. +[230.040 --> 231.800] When I came into law enforcement, +[231.800 --> 235.120] I thought it was all about the confession. +[235.120 --> 237.160] It's really about FaceTime. +[237.160 --> 242.840] In my 25 years in the FBI, it was a rarity +[242.840 --> 249.040] that a person didn't eventually reveal what I needed to know +[249.040 --> 251.160] because we would sit down and have +[251.160 --> 256.120] these very lengthy conversations. +[256.120 --> 259.600] I look at behaviors to do an assessment. +[259.600 --> 262.480] What is this person transmitting in relations +[262.480 --> 264.120] to any stimuli? +[264.120 --> 268.240] My further questioning comes from my observing +[268.240 --> 270.640] these behaviors. +[270.640 --> 273.280] The first thing I look at is I look at the hair. +[273.280 --> 274.520] Does it look healthy? +[274.520 --> 276.240] Does it look well groomed? +[276.240 --> 279.320] The forehead is very interesting because a lot of times +[279.320 --> 281.400] we reveal stress. +[281.400 --> 283.840] A lot of the things that we have gone through life +[283.840 --> 286.160] are often etched in the forehead. +[286.160 --> 289.960] I look at the eyes to see if they're red or not enough sleep. +[289.960 --> 293.840] The small area here between the eyes called the globella, +[293.840 --> 297.920] it's one of the first areas that reveals information to us. +[297.920 --> 300.720] Most often, when we don't like something, +[300.720 --> 303.760] we do that bunny nose of, I don't like. +[303.760 --> 306.760] We don't really know what our lips look like. +[306.760 --> 310.320] And we tend to compress them when something bothers us, +[310.320 --> 313.720] when something really bothers us, we tend to suck them in. +[313.760 --> 316.040] The mandibula and look at the cheeks. +[316.040 --> 317.520] We may do something like this. +[317.520 --> 323.160] We'll rub our tongue against the inside of the cheek. +[323.160 --> 325.920] But when we try to hide it, then it tells me +[325.920 --> 329.480] that this person is trying to do some perception management. +[329.480 --> 331.640] And if they are, I want to know why. +[331.640 --> 334.520] At the neck, I want to see if there's any head tilt +[334.520 --> 337.200] because head tilt, the person is more relaxed. +[337.200 --> 339.880] The minute the head tilt goes away, there's usually +[339.880 --> 340.880] some issue. +[340.880 --> 342.680] I'm looking at the shoulders. +[342.680 --> 344.480] You ask somebody a question, and they don't know, +[344.480 --> 346.720] both shoulders shoot up very quickly. +[346.720 --> 348.720] And then I look at the hands. +[348.720 --> 352.600] When something's troubling us, we tend to stiffen our fingers, +[352.600 --> 356.440] interlace them, and almost like a teepee, +[356.440 --> 361.040] we move our hands back and forth very slowly. +[361.040 --> 365.640] This is to be differentiated from when we do the steeple, +[365.640 --> 367.480] which we do in this position. +[367.480 --> 371.760] When something's at issue, we tend to put our hands on our hips, +[371.760 --> 374.040] and we become very territorial. +[374.040 --> 376.000] This is called arms a Kimbo. +[376.000 --> 380.520] But look how it changes when we put our thumbs forward. +[380.520 --> 384.080] And then it becomes one of more of, I'm inquisitive. +[384.080 --> 388.720] But I also look for any behaviors of ventilating +[388.720 --> 391.840] because men tend to ventilate at the neck. +[391.840 --> 395.280] And we do at the very instant something bothers us. +[395.280 --> 399.560] And then I look at the legs to see if there's any brushing +[399.560 --> 401.680] of the legs with the hands. +[401.680 --> 404.360] Which is again, to pacify. +[404.360 --> 407.640] And then the feet do I see any behaviors +[407.640 --> 411.240] such as wiggling of the feet, kicking of the feet. +[411.240 --> 413.200] If I ask a question and all of a sudden, +[413.200 --> 415.400] the feet withdraw and are crossed. +[415.400 --> 418.200] Perhaps the person feels a little threatened by that question. +[418.200 --> 422.920] So when we study nonverbals, it's not about making judgments. +[422.920 --> 426.840] It's about assessing what is this person transmitting +[426.840 --> 427.840] in that moment. +[427.840 --> 433.880] It really is looking at an individual and saying, +[433.880 --> 435.760] what are they transmitting? +[435.760 --> 438.560] We're all transmitting at all times. +[438.560 --> 443.040] We choose the clothes that we wear, how we groom ourselves, +[443.040 --> 444.240] how we dress. +[444.240 --> 446.480] But also how do we carry ourselves? +[446.480 --> 449.880] Are we coming to the office on this particular day +[449.880 --> 451.040] with a lot of energy? +[451.040 --> 454.800] Or are we coming in with a different sort of pace? +[454.800 --> 458.040] And what we look for are differences in behavior +[458.040 --> 463.200] down to the minutia of what is this individual's posture +[463.200 --> 465.520] as they're walking down the street? +[465.520 --> 469.080] Are they on the inside of the sidewalk, on the outside? +[469.080 --> 470.840] Can we see his blink rate? +[470.840 --> 473.840] Can we see how often he's looking at his watch? +[473.840 --> 477.200] I know your blink rate is around eight times a minute. +[477.200 --> 478.200] But you don't know that. +[478.200 --> 480.240] You're not sitting there counting. +[480.240 --> 483.200] All these things factor in because they're transmitting +[483.200 --> 484.360] information. +[484.360 --> 488.440] Now it's up to us to then use that information to say, +[488.440 --> 490.920] OK, we need to marshal resources +[490.920 --> 493.520] to be on that individual right now. +[504.280 --> 507.120] So in most Western cultures, the first time people +[507.120 --> 509.880] touch is when they shake hands. +[509.880 --> 513.680] Touching becomes that important because we can always +[513.680 --> 515.840] remember a time when we shook hands with someone +[515.840 --> 517.840] and we didn't like that. +[517.840 --> 522.160] It's also the first time when our bodies release +[522.160 --> 525.880] these bonding chemicals that say, I like this person +[525.880 --> 527.360] or I don't like this person. +[527.360 --> 532.640] So hand shaking is both necessary and essential +[532.640 --> 534.320] in most cultures. +[534.320 --> 535.800] All right. +[535.800 --> 538.200] I feel like a bit pigeon just put you like dirty birds. +[538.200 --> 539.560] No, I actually am. +[539.560 --> 540.440] I'm not going to miss a pet. +[540.440 --> 541.360] Ladies, hi. +[541.360 --> 542.600] I'm Joe Navarro. +[542.600 --> 543.480] I'm Laura. +[543.480 --> 544.520] Laura, how are you? +[544.520 --> 545.520] And you are? +[545.520 --> 546.320] You can be a chair. +[546.320 --> 547.120] How are you? +[547.120 --> 548.120] OK. +[548.120 --> 549.680] Let me ask you this. +[549.680 --> 552.960] Let's back up a little bit. +[552.960 --> 554.800] Is this comfortable for you? +[554.800 --> 555.400] Yes. +[555.400 --> 556.760] Yeah. +[556.760 --> 558.800] It's a little bit more comfortable. +[558.800 --> 561.240] But it's not for you, is it? +[561.240 --> 562.000] All right. +[562.000 --> 562.960] Thank you. +[562.960 --> 563.440] All right. +[563.440 --> 566.440] So keep talking. +[566.440 --> 568.840] What we've done here is we've talked +[568.840 --> 572.440] about the importance of space and comfort. +[572.440 --> 576.320] They don't realize is how much further apart they are now +[576.320 --> 577.360] standing. +[577.360 --> 581.640] And it's because we have brought this subject up +[581.640 --> 586.160] to make them comfortable about saying, hey, it's OK +[586.160 --> 589.480] to be comfortable at your perfect distance. +[589.480 --> 593.080] And so now we see when they rock, they rock away +[593.080 --> 597.200] from each other and they create this space. +[597.200 --> 601.920] If you notice, their feet tend to move around more. +[601.920 --> 607.320] There's a dynamic going on here where they're kind of trying +[607.320 --> 609.680] to find, well, what is the perfect space? +[609.680 --> 611.720] What is the perfect distance? +[611.720 --> 613.400] And we know that they're unsettled +[613.400 --> 617.800] because of the high degree of movement that's going on. +[623.240 --> 625.200] Poker is an interesting game. +[625.200 --> 628.680] The similitudes of sitting across from a spy +[628.680 --> 633.080] or sitting across from players, it's their reactions +[633.080 --> 634.880] to a stimulus. +[634.880 --> 639.920] We have behaviors indicative of psychological discomfort +[639.920 --> 645.280] that we use at home, at work, or at the poker table. +[645.280 --> 647.640] So we're going to take a look at poker players +[647.640 --> 650.160] and some of the body language that you'll find +[650.160 --> 651.840] at a typical poker game. +[656.200 --> 659.600] So we'll pause it right there. +[659.600 --> 661.840] So one of the things that you first notice +[661.840 --> 664.960] is that when a table is called, this +[664.960 --> 667.680] is the first time many of them see each other. +[667.680 --> 672.160] This is a great opportunity to be looking for behaviors +[672.160 --> 674.080] indicative of discomfort. +[674.080 --> 677.160] We're going to see the individual shifting in his chair. +[677.160 --> 680.080] We're going to see one individual reaching over +[680.080 --> 682.320] and grabbing his shoulder. +[682.320 --> 686.120] The woman in this case, her shoulders are rather high. +[686.120 --> 689.200] And this is a great opportunity, even before the game starts +[689.200 --> 692.200] to collect poker intelligence. +[692.200 --> 693.280] All right, guys. +[693.280 --> 694.520] What is good? +[694.520 --> 695.600] What is good for you? +[695.600 --> 697.720] So we'll stop right there. +[697.720 --> 699.640] Look where their hands are at. +[699.640 --> 702.400] Here we're looking at player number two and number three. +[702.400 --> 704.640] And we notice right away that their hands +[704.640 --> 706.400] are on top of the cards. +[706.400 --> 708.680] Some players will cage their cards. +[708.680 --> 711.520] Some players will put their hands directly on top +[711.520 --> 713.120] and press them down. +[713.120 --> 716.000] And they may do that because the cards have now increased +[716.000 --> 717.080] in value. +[717.080 --> 719.680] Player number one tends to keep his hands very close +[719.680 --> 720.880] to his body. +[720.880 --> 723.320] Player number four, she's actually +[723.320 --> 725.840] withdrawn her hands from the table. +[725.840 --> 729.920] Because when we like things, we tend to move our hands forward. +[729.920 --> 734.000] When we don't like things, we tend to move the hands away. +[734.000 --> 735.840] Guys, only cards. +[735.840 --> 737.640] So as we look at player number three, +[737.640 --> 741.840] I'm often asked about players who shuffle their chips. +[741.840 --> 744.640] What you're really doing is self-suiting. +[744.640 --> 747.440] And this just helps you to make it through the game. +[747.440 --> 751.080] And that's really all we're looking for. +[751.080 --> 752.560] Oh, come on. +[752.560 --> 755.240] OK, so we'll stop right there. +[755.240 --> 758.480] Player number five is sitting there, arms crossed. +[758.480 --> 760.480] You don't see a lot of activity. +[760.480 --> 763.920] That doesn't mean he's not transmitting a lot of information. +[763.920 --> 766.360] On down the line, I want to see where +[766.360 --> 768.400] those thumbs of his are. +[768.400 --> 772.480] Because he holds them very close when nothing's going on. +[772.480 --> 776.040] But does that change as the game evolves? +[776.040 --> 777.400] If you're looking at non-verbals, it's +[777.400 --> 779.960] often useful to look at them at double the speed. +[779.960 --> 783.320] Because all the non-verbals that are critical jump out +[783.320 --> 786.720] at you as though it were a caricature. +[786.720 --> 788.800] Stop right there, you're getting it. +[788.800 --> 790.800] All right, so stop right there. +[790.800 --> 792.720] The woman in position number four, +[792.720 --> 795.840] you see her head moving around quite a bit. +[795.840 --> 800.480] Player number three, you see a lot of activity with his hands. +[800.480 --> 805.080] When we look at player number five, now his hands are fully out. +[805.080 --> 808.320] This is as far as we've seen them before. +[808.320 --> 810.600] At this point, we know that he's engaged +[810.600 --> 812.720] and that he's interested. +[812.720 --> 815.440] Now, the game is out in the open. +[815.440 --> 820.280] 75% to 80% of the information we need is sitting out there. +[820.280 --> 823.480] What you often see is everybody's looking at their own cards +[823.480 --> 825.360] or looking at the community cards, +[825.360 --> 827.080] rather than looking around. +[827.080 --> 828.800] You should be looking around to see, +[828.800 --> 830.240] well, what was the reaction? +[830.240 --> 833.600] Because you're going to see that reaction again. +[833.600 --> 838.000] In poker, we used to say that you can have a poker face, +[838.000 --> 841.720] but I encountered you can't have a poker body. +[841.720 --> 846.120] Somewhere, it's going to be revealed. +[846.120 --> 848.640] When I was in college in the early 70s, +[848.640 --> 853.240] there were really no courses on non-verbal communications. +[853.240 --> 856.480] I quickly realized that, to a great extent, +[856.480 --> 859.720] it's really about what you can interpret from behavior. +[859.720 --> 863.120] We talk about non-verbals because it matters, +[863.120 --> 865.600] because it has gravitas, because it affects +[865.600 --> 867.640] how we communicate with each other. +[867.640 --> 871.560] When it comes to non-verbals, this is no small matter. +[871.560 --> 876.560] We primarily communicate non-verbaly, and we always will. +[883.240 --> 884.080] You're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see that you're going to see diff --git a/transcript/reaction_5TIAtHUiGJI.txt b/transcript/reaction_5TIAtHUiGJI.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9d6bbf3988c38b945088c7eafda727fd53d067b1 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_5TIAtHUiGJI.txt @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.920] iOS 17 brings messages like reactions to FaceTime that make your video calls a little bit more fun +[5.920 --> 10.800] with cool visual effects. So when you're on a FaceTime video call you can now trigger on-screen +[10.800 --> 16.720] effects like hearts, balloons, confetti, fireworks, and more with the effects flooding the display +[16.720 --> 21.600] over the FaceTime window by just simply using hand gestures. Now there are eight reactions total +[21.600 --> 27.280] that you can perform and so here are the gestures to perform those reactions. Now if you want to show +[27.280 --> 31.920] love you can create a heart shape using both of your hands. If you want to show that you like +[31.920 --> 37.520] something you just simply give a single thumbs up. If you dislike it, single thumbs down. +[37.520 --> 43.840] To invoke fireworks it's actually both thumbs up. And for a storm cloud it's two thumbs down. +[43.840 --> 48.800] If you want to overload the screen with balloons it's just a peace sign with one hand. For confetti +[48.800 --> 54.640] it's peace sign with both hands. And then if you want to get crazy with laser beams all over the +[54.640 --> 61.120] place give the rock on sign but do it with both hands. Now if you're on a call that requires you +[61.120 --> 65.840] to be a little bit more professional, aka no fun and you want to turn off those reactions so that +[65.840 --> 70.320] you don't do it by accident. You can just go into control center tap on effects in the top left +[70.320 --> 75.200] corner and then tap the reactions button so that it's no longer illuminated. And that's it. These +[75.200 --> 81.200] fun reactions actually work across iOS, iPadOS, and MacOS. So the next time you're on a FaceTime call +[81.200 --> 85.280] feel free to make things a little bit more fun. This has been Down with Mac rumors thanks so much +[85.280 --> 93.680] for watching and I hope to see you around in the next video. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_7sYB4ZDtuss.txt b/transcript/reaction_7sYB4ZDtuss.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..e5a765344e71203132baef960a78ee67755d5ba5 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_7sYB4ZDtuss.txt @@ -0,0 +1,358 @@ +[0.000 --> 10.000] What's up y'all? +[10.000 --> 18.000] We're back in here with another f**k reaction man. +[18.000 --> 19.000] It's mom's future. +[19.000 --> 22.000] And uh, date. +[22.000 --> 28.000] We got BTS's ready to break the internet with these new hand gestures. +[28.000 --> 31.000] So BTS hand gestures. +[31.000 --> 34.000] This is on the Late Night Show with Steven Colbert. +[34.000 --> 37.000] Uh, I've actually never watched his show personally. +[37.000 --> 39.000] I don't really watch the Late Night Show. +[39.000 --> 42.000] I know there's like, um, Jimmy Fallon and stuff like. +[42.000 --> 43.000] I don't really watch those. +[43.000 --> 44.000] I like Jimmy Fallon. He's funny. +[44.000 --> 45.000] I don't watch those shows a lot. +[45.000 --> 46.000] So I can't really tell you. +[46.000 --> 47.000] I don't never get to watch them. +[47.000 --> 50.000] I mean, the only time I ever see them is like pretty much like on Facebook. +[50.000 --> 51.000] Yeah. +[51.000 --> 53.000] I know that they performed butter on here. +[53.000 --> 54.000] So if y'all wanna see them, +[54.000 --> 56.000] I'll have their performance and butter on here. +[56.000 --> 57.000] We might do that one. +[57.000 --> 58.000] Even though we've watched their, +[58.000 --> 60.000] they've been performed butter like three times already. +[60.000 --> 62.000] But um, let's go ahead. +[62.000 --> 63.000] So I'm on the summer. +[63.000 --> 64.000] Take this out. +[64.000 --> 67.000] It's got 225 million now. +[67.000 --> 70.000] So I'm on the summer. +[70.000 --> 71.000] So I'm on the year. +[71.000 --> 74.000] Three, two, one. +[74.000 --> 75.000] Go. +[75.000 --> 79.000] Ladies and gentlemen, I am very excited about my musical guest tonight. +[79.000 --> 82.000] BTS pause for screaming fans. +[82.000 --> 84.000] Because BTS isn't just a band. +[85.000 --> 87.000] They're a global phenomenon. +[87.000 --> 89.000] They've sold millions of albums. +[89.000 --> 91.000] They've been streamed billions of times. +[91.000 --> 94.000] And played duPak stadiums all around the world. +[94.000 --> 95.000] They're so influential. +[95.000 --> 97.000] They're the reason I got this haircut. +[97.000 --> 98.000] Whoa. +[98.000 --> 101.000] They've even had to get trends from... +[101.000 --> 103.000] What's that one has the seven on it? +[103.000 --> 105.000] Go back to that. +[105.000 --> 106.000] The albums. +[106.000 --> 107.000] I'm not sure. +[107.000 --> 109.000] The album is at Walmart right now. +[109.000 --> 111.000] They have a box set on the end of the soul. +[111.000 --> 113.000] It's called MAP of the Soul. +[113.000 --> 115.000] With the vinyl section. +[115.000 --> 117.000] Because I was looking at vinyl. +[117.000 --> 119.000] I was looking at this morning. +[119.000 --> 120.000] And that one's over there. +[120.000 --> 123.000] Yeah, BTS is a new one. +[123.000 --> 125.000] We had to give away sometimes. +[125.000 --> 127.000] So you all stand together. +[127.000 --> 130.000] Sometimes and played duPak stadiums all around the world. +[130.000 --> 131.000] They're so influential. +[131.000 --> 133.000] They're the reason I got this haircut. +[133.000 --> 134.000] I didn't cut it, buddy. +[134.000 --> 136.000] They didn't help spread. +[136.000 --> 137.000] So I was laughing. +[137.000 --> 138.000] Right here. +[138.000 --> 139.000] Right here. +[139.000 --> 140.000] Okay. +[140.000 --> 141.000] That little hand gesture. +[141.000 --> 142.000] Hello. +[142.000 --> 146.000] Where you use your thumb and your index finger to create a tiny little heart. +[146.000 --> 148.000] By the way, only this part is the heart. +[148.000 --> 151.000] If your heart has this part down here, that's a problem. +[151.000 --> 152.000] Seek help. +[152.000 --> 153.000] And tonight... +[153.000 --> 155.000] And today, this dude is learning how to do this. +[155.000 --> 157.000] That BTS has agreed to give a late show. +[157.000 --> 164.000] An exclusive look at a whole bunch of new hand gestures that all the cool kids are going to be using next. +[164.000 --> 165.000] Hi, this is Jim. +[165.000 --> 166.000] Hi. +[166.000 --> 168.000] This is Aaron from BTS. +[168.000 --> 169.000] Hey, okay, me. +[170.000 --> 172.000] V! Where did you get your hairstyle from, buddy? +[172.000 --> 174.000] You been watching my reaction channel? +[174.000 --> 176.000] V! +[176.000 --> 179.000] Help popularize finger hearts. +[179.000 --> 181.000] A symbol that means love and affection. +[181.000 --> 182.000] I need to do that. +[182.000 --> 184.000] But that's only what many popular gestures... +[184.000 --> 187.000] Are you sure that's how you done it though? +[192.000 --> 193.000] Like that? +[193.000 --> 194.000] Just like that? +[194.000 --> 195.000] That's it? +[195.000 --> 196.000] Just a little heart. +[196.000 --> 197.000] Okay. +[200.000 --> 202.000] First song, don't roast us. +[202.000 --> 203.000] Love and affection. +[203.000 --> 206.000] But that's only what many popular gestures we use. +[206.000 --> 210.000] And tonight, me and the boys and BTS are going to teach you the rest. +[210.000 --> 211.000] See them. +[213.000 --> 214.000] Hey, hold on. +[214.000 --> 219.000] The part is just one of the important organs you can communicate with your fingers. +[219.000 --> 224.000] For example, this are Candice and... +[224.000 --> 227.000] This is long intestines. +[228.000 --> 229.000] Wait, no. +[230.000 --> 232.000] Wait, bro. +[232.000 --> 234.000] Why are you doing this to me? +[234.000 --> 236.000] Kidneys. +[236.000 --> 238.000] Wait, this is Kidneys. +[238.000 --> 239.000] That's not bad. +[239.000 --> 241.000] I don't intend to walk them. +[241.000 --> 242.000] How do you do this to me? +[242.000 --> 243.000] No, I can't do that. +[243.000 --> 244.000] Oh, no. +[244.000 --> 245.000] You're hilarious. +[245.000 --> 247.000] This is the V. +[247.000 --> 248.000] V. +[248.000 --> 250.000] What it also means, peace. +[250.000 --> 251.000] Or even better. +[251.000 --> 253.000] If you add a finger, +[253.000 --> 255.000] piece of piece of it. +[255.000 --> 256.000] It looks delicious. +[256.000 --> 257.000] It's a piece of it. +[257.000 --> 258.000] So remember, +[258.000 --> 259.000] finger. +[259.000 --> 260.000] Finger. +[260.000 --> 261.000] There it is, bro. +[261.000 --> 264.000] This one means I'm going out for a nice walk. +[264.000 --> 265.000] Okay, Jimin. +[265.000 --> 267.000] And this means that I'm going for a ride. +[267.000 --> 268.000] Oh, wow. +[268.000 --> 269.000] This means I'm going for a ride. +[269.000 --> 271.000] I just got a new pogoste. +[271.000 --> 272.000] And this means... +[272.000 --> 273.000] No. +[273.000 --> 274.000] There guys don't like me. +[274.000 --> 275.000] No, bro. +[275.000 --> 276.000] Wait. +[276.000 --> 278.000] What the... +[278.000 --> 280.000] No, but... +[280.000 --> 281.000] No. +[281.000 --> 283.000] I thought this was going to be something serious. +[283.000 --> 285.000] No way, bro. +[285.000 --> 286.000] Oh, you... +[286.000 --> 289.000] If they on stage talking about men running off of this pogoste. +[289.000 --> 291.000] Oh, my goodness, bro. +[291.000 --> 293.000] He said, I forgot running. +[293.000 --> 297.000] And this means I'm going for a ride. +[297.000 --> 301.000] And this means for getting running, I just got a new pogoste. +[301.000 --> 302.000] And this means... +[302.000 --> 304.000] Oh, there guys don't like me. +[304.000 --> 307.000] This is a simple one. +[307.000 --> 308.000] No. +[308.000 --> 312.000] Hey, you have some food on your face. +[313.000 --> 315.000] It's what it means. +[315.000 --> 316.000] Live long and prosper. +[316.000 --> 319.000] I invented it and started learning it from... +[319.000 --> 320.000] Oh, no. +[320.000 --> 321.000] I did that. +[321.000 --> 322.000] This? +[322.000 --> 323.000] Just that? +[323.000 --> 325.000] I can't separate my fingers, though. +[325.000 --> 327.000] I just tried my fingers go. +[327.000 --> 328.000] I can't go wide. +[328.000 --> 330.000] You're not using your hand. +[330.000 --> 333.000] Sometimes people can do it on one hand or nothing other. +[333.000 --> 336.000] I can't do it on that hand. +[336.000 --> 337.000] Wait, how do you... +[337.000 --> 339.000] You separate the middle. +[339.000 --> 340.000] Yeah. +[341.000 --> 343.000] This finger, this finger. +[343.000 --> 345.000] Yeah, I can't do it. +[345.000 --> 347.000] This goes back. +[347.000 --> 350.000] My hands aren't flexible like that, man. +[350.000 --> 351.000] I can't do that. +[351.000 --> 352.000] What is this? +[352.000 --> 354.000] Two dinosaurs back to getting a fight? +[354.000 --> 355.000] What is this? +[355.000 --> 356.000] This is a W, bro. +[356.000 --> 358.000] W's in chat. +[358.000 --> 359.000] W's in chat. +[359.000 --> 361.000] Live long and prosper. +[361.000 --> 364.000] I invented it and start track. +[364.000 --> 365.000] Learn it from me. +[365.000 --> 367.000] Oh, that was impossible. +[367.000 --> 370.000] Because start track takes place in the future. +[370.000 --> 371.000] Hey, never mind. +[371.000 --> 373.000] This one is very helpful. +[373.000 --> 376.000] Hey, uh, you got over on me on that one. +[378.000 --> 379.000] I should go. +[379.000 --> 380.000] What? +[380.000 --> 381.000] It's going on here. +[384.000 --> 387.000] That means the better it's going to fake pun. +[387.000 --> 388.000] Okay. +[388.000 --> 390.000] You're all right. +[390.000 --> 391.000] Okay, sugar. +[391.000 --> 393.000] I'm sure you already know. +[393.000 --> 396.000] Rock, paper, scissors. +[396.000 --> 397.000] Yeah. +[397.000 --> 400.000] But not a lot of people know there are other moves you can make. +[400.000 --> 401.000] Those real tattoos. +[401.000 --> 402.000] Paper, yeah. +[402.000 --> 403.000] W's the best paper? +[403.000 --> 404.000] Okay. +[404.000 --> 409.000] Because I know some of the K-pop group met people. +[409.000 --> 412.000] Sometimes they have the temporary tattoos. +[412.000 --> 416.000] There are other moves you can make like paper, rather. +[416.000 --> 417.000] Paper, paper, paper. +[417.000 --> 418.000] A few times. +[418.000 --> 419.000] And then, ah! +[419.000 --> 420.000] Jamsa. +[420.000 --> 421.000] Jamsa. +[421.000 --> 422.000] Everybody know. +[422.000 --> 425.000] This one, which is giving a person, +[425.000 --> 427.000] 20 years is cute. +[427.000 --> 430.000] But this is called the double bunny. +[430.000 --> 431.000] Double bunny. +[431.000 --> 432.000] Stringer. +[432.000 --> 433.000] More puffer. +[433.000 --> 434.000] Okay. +[434.000 --> 435.000] The angels. +[435.000 --> 436.000] The rare double bunny. +[436.000 --> 438.000] The rare double bunny. +[438.000 --> 443.000] For this one, these two people make a TV set. +[443.000 --> 446.000] And the other one puts a little man inside. +[446.000 --> 450.000] It means, late night TV host, TeeBon Cove. +[450.000 --> 452.000] But, is this one carefully? +[452.000 --> 454.000] Because it actually has the... +[454.000 --> 457.000] Oh, Mark, someone called out. +[457.000 --> 458.000] Yani. +[458.000 --> 459.000] Hey. +[459.000 --> 461.000] Somebody call for me? +[461.000 --> 462.000] Nope. +[462.000 --> 465.000] We are just showing people the hand gestures. +[465.000 --> 466.000] Damn it, Jimin. +[466.000 --> 467.000] Again? +[467.000 --> 468.000] You know I have a shoulder knight. +[468.000 --> 471.000] It's a 16 hour plane ride back from Korea. +[471.000 --> 472.000] Oh my goodness. +[472.000 --> 473.000] Sorry TeeBon. +[473.000 --> 474.000] Repeat, Sash. +[474.000 --> 475.000] Somnidium bro. +[475.000 --> 476.000] Somnidium. +[476.000 --> 478.000] This hand gesture is one of my favorite. +[478.000 --> 479.000] Jeez. +[479.000 --> 483.000] It means, our new single Butter is available now on TV. +[483.000 --> 485.000] And stores everywhere. +[485.000 --> 486.000] Yo. +[486.000 --> 487.000] Butter looks delicious. +[487.000 --> 488.000] W promotion. +[488.000 --> 489.000] Oh. +[489.000 --> 492.000] Do not eat your fingers, Jimin. +[492.000 --> 495.000] W promotion, dude. +[495.000 --> 498.000] What if I react to W promotion? +[498.000 --> 500.000] That was good, bro. +[500.000 --> 501.000] That was good. +[501.000 --> 503.000] That was funny, dude. +[503.000 --> 506.000] He wrote that script. +[506.000 --> 508.000] Oh my gosh, bro. +[508.000 --> 509.000] The freaking... +[509.000 --> 511.000] Hey, that guy stole my Pogo stick. +[511.000 --> 514.000] That was funny, bro. +[514.000 --> 516.000] Holy jeez, bro. +[516.000 --> 517.000] That was good. +[517.000 --> 518.000] What? +[518.000 --> 520.000] That was good, bro. +[520.000 --> 521.000] Oh my. +[521.000 --> 522.000] Alright, so. +[522.000 --> 526.000] Is if I didn't have a low kind of brain cells in the first place. +[526.000 --> 529.000] Man, you took the opportunity to... +[529.000 --> 531.000] Hey, here you go. +[531.000 --> 532.000] Editazma real quick. +[532.000 --> 534.000] No stream butter. +[534.000 --> 536.000] Vailborne all platforms. +[536.000 --> 538.000] That was funny, dude. +[538.000 --> 541.000] That was one of the funny things I saw in a minute. +[541.000 --> 543.000] I shot, man. +[543.000 --> 544.000] That could be awesome. +[544.000 --> 545.000] I want to point something out though. +[545.000 --> 546.000] What? +[546.000 --> 549.000] Since we watched BTS on a... +[549.000 --> 551.000] This has been a little while back. +[551.000 --> 553.000] But you know the one where they could barely... +[553.000 --> 554.000] That was it with... +[554.000 --> 555.000] What's his name? +[555.000 --> 557.000] The freaking... +[557.000 --> 559.000] The dude that does... +[559.000 --> 560.000] Carpool Carrier. +[560.000 --> 561.000] Oh. +[561.000 --> 562.000] James Gordon. +[562.000 --> 563.000] Yeah, yeah. +[563.000 --> 564.000] James Gordon? +[564.000 --> 565.000] Corbin. +[565.000 --> 566.000] Corbin. +[566.000 --> 567.000] Corbin. +[567.000 --> 568.000] Yeah. +[568.000 --> 571.000] And now they're speaking a lot of English now. +[571.000 --> 573.000] You know, you can... +[573.000 --> 576.000] You have the pronunciation and everything really good. +[576.000 --> 578.000] They were skipping a few words. +[578.000 --> 579.000] Like the little words. +[579.000 --> 580.000] Yeah, like back then, like... +[580.000 --> 581.000] Like Jay Hope was... +[581.000 --> 583.000] There was a couple of them that was like... +[583.000 --> 584.000] They had to have... +[584.000 --> 585.000] Uh... +[585.000 --> 587.000] Or, you know, and one of the others kind of like... +[587.000 --> 588.000] Translated a little bit far. +[588.000 --> 589.000] Yeah, yeah. +[589.000 --> 591.000] Because they were trying to figure... +[591.000 --> 592.000] But... +[592.000 --> 593.000] They're doing good. +[593.000 --> 594.000] They've really come along. +[594.000 --> 595.000] They've got better. +[595.000 --> 598.000] I know Jay Hope at the beginning was skipping a few... +[598.000 --> 599.000] Um... +[599.000 --> 601.000] He was skipping a few other... +[601.000 --> 602.000] Let's see, the little words. +[602.000 --> 604.000] Let's see, like, even... +[604.000 --> 607.000] Since dynamite, even though dynamite was fully English... +[607.000 --> 609.000] You know, you could still hear... +[609.000 --> 610.000] Here and there, the parts of it. +[610.000 --> 611.000] Yeah. +[611.000 --> 612.000] But it ends butter. +[612.000 --> 615.000] Pretty much everything is pronounced the way we pronounce it over here. +[615.000 --> 616.000] Just about every... +[616.000 --> 617.000] You know... +[617.000 --> 618.000] Very good. +[618.000 --> 619.000] Like, they're... +[619.000 --> 620.000] It's a lot of light. +[620.000 --> 621.000] It's just funny. +[621.000 --> 622.000] I'm sorry. +[622.000 --> 623.000] This is just... +[623.000 --> 624.000] That's a bit off of this video. +[624.000 --> 625.000] Be sure to like, share, and subscribe. +[625.000 --> 626.000] Do I get stuff? +[626.000 --> 627.000] I don't... +[627.000 --> 630.000] We're going to teach our hand gestures one day, okay? +[630.000 --> 632.000] What does this mean? +[632.000 --> 634.000] I got subscribe, buddy. +[634.000 --> 635.000] No. +[635.000 --> 636.000] Click the bell. +[636.000 --> 637.000] Click the bell. +[637.000 --> 638.000] Okay, yeah. +[638.000 --> 639.000] You're dumb and pale. +[639.000 --> 642.000] And y'all know what we do with the crope. +[642.000 --> 643.000] There's one. +[643.000 --> 646.000] What does this mean? +[646.000 --> 648.000] What does this mean? +[648.000 --> 650.000] I don't know what this means. +[650.000 --> 652.000] To be honest, yeah, I'm just like drumming. +[653.000 --> 655.000] Or did a little rope exercise that you do? +[655.000 --> 656.000] The ropes? +[656.000 --> 658.000] Maybe one of the people that... +[658.000 --> 661.000] When they're war-jogging, you know, they're fast-walking. +[661.000 --> 663.000] The friggin' old ladies. +[663.000 --> 665.000] That's right, jogging. +[665.000 --> 667.000] Yeah, but that's what they do. +[667.000 --> 668.000] I jogging away. +[668.000 --> 669.000] We'll see you on this video, man. +[669.000 --> 670.000] Peace. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_9dPLOu3p0Kc.txt b/transcript/reaction_9dPLOu3p0Kc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..682afb4644216fbcc3db2c578579bf7716a9aa6b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_9dPLOu3p0Kc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.600] Hi friends, what's up DC Dark Cave from 360 Diddy? +[7.600 --> 13.800] It's time to talk about the two quick ways to trigger face 10 reaction effects on Mac running +[13.800 --> 15.640] macrosanoma all later. +[15.640 --> 21.360] Ever since I upgraded my Mac to macrosanoma, I have loved using the reaction effects. +[21.360 --> 26.000] They are super fun loving and spicy, the whole conversation. +[26.000 --> 31.280] If you have to bring this new addon into play, let me show you the two quick ways to trigger +[31.280 --> 35.440] face 10 reaction effects in macrosanoma all later. +[35.440 --> 40.480] First term, first term after trigger, face 10 reaction effects from the menu bar on +[40.480 --> 41.480] your Mac. +[41.480 --> 48.560] To get started, open the face 10 Mac on your Mac, then initiate a video call at usual. +[48.560 --> 53.160] After that, click on the face 10 icon in the menu bar at the top. +[53.160 --> 56.960] Next ensure that the reactions is enabled. +[56.960 --> 61.480] Under the reaction section, select the preferred effect to invoke it. +[61.480 --> 68.600] There are many effects to choose from such as love, like dislike, balance, stormy rain, +[68.600 --> 71.760] confetti, laser beams and fireworks. +[71.760 --> 77.840] Next up is term to learn how to invoke face 10 reaction effects through gestures on Mac. +[77.840 --> 81.520] Looking reaction effects through gestures is even easier. +[81.520 --> 88.120] Take a look at the gestures that allow you to invoke reactants in the face 10 Mac. +[88.120 --> 94.720] Hard for hard emoji, thumbs up for thumbs up emoji, do thumbs up for fireworks, single +[94.720 --> 100.080] thumbs down for thumbs down emoji, do thumbs down for cloud. +[100.080 --> 107.600] Be sure with one hand, balance and be sure with two hands allow you to invoke confetti +[107.600 --> 111.800] and rock on sign with two hands allow you to invoke laser. +[111.800 --> 117.720] It's worth pointing out that these reaction effects work by default in the face 10 Mac and +[117.720 --> 123.320] third party video conferencing apps can adopt the effects as well if they use the correct +[123.320 --> 126.640] developer APIs and that's pretty much it. +[126.640 --> 131.760] So these are the quick ways to trigger face 10 reaction effects on Mac running macOS +[131.760 --> 133.600] version or later. +[133.600 --> 138.460] Now that you know how the super cool feature works, make the most of it to enhance your +[138.460 --> 140.840] face timing to your heart's liking. +[140.840 --> 145.640] If you found this video helpful, do like, consider and I'll see you in the next video. +[145.640 --> 150.960] Click on such handy macOS tips and click still then, stay safe and have a good time. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_9rIPcoz-JpQ.txt b/transcript/reaction_9rIPcoz-JpQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3f5b16c1f75c572ddbe178aea39a12459a5b97bd --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_9rIPcoz-JpQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,347 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.100] دوسல, اگر آپ آپ کے iPhone میں WhatsApp through video calls +[4.100 --> 5.940] تو, کیا آپ کو بتا ہے آپ آپ کی video calls +[5.940 --> 7.780] کو کافی زیادہ ایک سیٹینگ بن آسکتے ہو +[7.780 --> 9.000] ری Action کی مدت سے +[9.000 --> 9.900] Effects کی مدت سے +[9.900 --> 11.280] اور ایک آت فیلٹر بھی لیا آکے +[11.280 --> 12.460] تو یہ چیز آپ, +[12.460 --> 13.300] کیسے کر سکتے ہو +[13.300 --> 14.340] یہی باتانے والا ہوں +[14.340 --> 14.620] بس آپ, +[14.620 --> 15.620] چین پر نے ہو دوسல +[15.620 --> 16.900] سبسکر ایک ضرور کر دی جے +[16.900 --> 17.860] video start کر دے +[17.860 --> 18.460] اب دوسல, +[18.460 --> 20.220] video calls میں ری Action kese use karnai +[20.220 --> 21.100] Effects kese use karnai +[21.100 --> 21.660] اس کا Procedure +[21.660 --> 22.700] کافی زیادہ سیمپل ہے +[22.700 --> 23.980] بات video ntk ضرور دیکھے +[23.980 --> 24.380] کیونکی +[24.380 --> 25.340] ادھی انڈی اینڈ of the video +[25.340 --> 26.060] چھوٹیسی +[26.060 --> 27.740] اینپورٹن ایفرمیشن دوں گا جو آپ کے +[27.740 --> 28.560] کاما سکتے تو وہ +[28.560 --> 29.660] مساعد بیکل مد کیجے +[29.660 --> 30.320] اب +[30.320 --> 31.340] ری Action kese use karnai +[31.340 --> 31.980] بھی لیگے آپ کو بتا ہے +[31.980 --> 32.480] دیکھے آپ کو بتا ہے +[32.480 --> 33.120] اگر میں Control Center +[33.120 --> 33.880] آپے اپن کرتا ہے +[33.880 --> 34.700] تو اپر آپ دیکھسکتے +[34.700 --> 36.060] Wi-Fi Airplane Mode +[36.060 --> 36.640] والا جو Option +[36.640 --> 36.880] ہے +[36.880 --> 37.700] اس کے سائیٹ میں +[37.700 --> 38.200] Music Option +[38.200 --> 38.720] ملجے گا پت +[38.720 --> 39.500] اس کے اپر آپ کو +[39.500 --> 40.200] ایساچ کوئی +[40.200 --> 40.600] Option +[40.600 --> 41.500] ابھی ابلیبل نہیں ہے +[41.500 --> 41.800] پہت +[41.800 --> 42.500] جسی Video Call +[42.500 --> 43.000] آپ +[43.000 --> 43.600] اون کرتے ہو +[43.600 --> 44.120] اس time +[44.120 --> 44.600] آپ کو +[44.600 --> 45.200] دو Option +[45.200 --> 45.960] جو یہاں پہ ملجے گا +[45.960 --> 46.300] وہ +[46.300 --> 46.560] کیا ہے +[46.560 --> 46.900] بھیڈیو میں +[46.900 --> 47.300] میں آپ کو +[47.300 --> 47.800] آگے بتا دونگا +[47.800 --> 48.500] سب سے پہلے +[48.500 --> 49.040] اس phone +[49.040 --> 49.780] کیوں پر Video Call +[49.780 --> 50.380] لگا گا تھی +[50.380 --> 51.300] تو تو دوسرفون +[51.300 --> 51.980] سے Video Call +[51.980 --> 52.500] میں اپنے +[52.500 --> 52.620] phone +[52.620 --> 53.100] کیوں پر +[53.100 --> 53.880] کنے کر دیا ہے +[53.880 --> 54.620] تو phone +[54.620 --> 55.120] کر رکوڑing +[55.120 --> 55.500] یہاپے +[55.500 --> 55.820] on +[55.820 --> 56.680] اب دیکھسکتے +[56.680 --> 57.120] آپ +[57.120 --> 57.360] ایک چیز +[57.360 --> 58.360] آپ کو دخانی تھی +[58.360 --> 59.360] کہ اگر +[59.360 --> 59.660] میں +[59.660 --> 60.360] یہاپے +[60.360 --> 60.860] Control Center +[60.860 --> 61.160] open +[61.160 --> 61.660] کرتا تو +[61.660 --> 61.860] پہلے +[61.860 --> 62.160] Wi-Fi +[62.160 --> 62.360] وائفائے +[62.360 --> 62.660] Option +[62.660 --> 62.860] کیوں پر +[62.860 --> 63.160] کچھ +[63.160 --> 63.360] Option +[63.360 --> 63.660] نہیں تھا +[63.660 --> 63.860] اب +[63.860 --> 64.160] Effect +[64.160 --> 64.660] Reaction +[64.660 --> 64.860] واپے +[64.860 --> 65.660] لکیارہ +[65.660 --> 66.160] اور +[66.160 --> 66.360] Musical +[66.360 --> 66.660] Option +[66.660 --> 66.860] کیوں پر +[66.860 --> 67.360] بھی کچھ نہیں تھا +[67.360 --> 67.460] وہاں +[67.460 --> 67.740] بھی +[67.740 --> 67.860] Mike +[67.860 --> 68.360] More +[68.360 --> 68.660] Standard +[68.660 --> 69.360] یہاپے +[69.360 --> 69.660] آ رہے +[69.660 --> 69.860] اینگے +[69.860 --> 70.220] دو +[70.220 --> 70.360] نہیں +[70.360 --> 70.660] Option +[70.660 --> 70.860] یہاپے +[70.860 --> 71.360] آ جاتے +[71.360 --> 71.480] جب +[71.480 --> 71.660] ابھی +[71.660 --> 71.960] آپ کو +[71.960 --> 72.960] کل کنک کرتے ہو +[72.960 --> 73.060] یا +[73.060 --> 73.360] Video Call +[74.360 --> 75.360] اب یہاپے +[75.360 --> 76.360] Reaction +[76.360 --> 76.660] آپ +[76.660 --> 77.660] کیا سے ایڈ کر سکتے ہو +[77.660 --> 78.160] یا پے کو +[78.160 --> 78.660] Justure +[78.660 --> 79.160] سے +[79.160 --> 79.660] جو آپ کو Screen +[79.660 --> 80.260] کیوں پر دکھانے +[80.260 --> 80.560] اس کے +[80.560 --> 80.860] Mother +[80.860 --> 81.160] سے آپ کو +[81.160 --> 81.660] Effects +[81.660 --> 81.860] یا +[81.860 --> 82.060] پھر +[82.060 --> 82.660] Reaction +[82.660 --> 83.360] جہا +[83.360 --> 83.460] وہ نکل گیاں گے +[83.460 --> 84.360] اگر +[84.360 --> 84.860] اگر +[84.860 --> 85.160] Thumbs +[85.160 --> 85.460] اب یہاپے +[85.460 --> 85.660] Screen +[85.660 --> 86.460] کیوں پر دکھا تو +[86.460 --> 87.460] یہاپے Screen +[87.460 --> 87.960] کیوں پر آپ کو +[87.960 --> 88.160] Thumbs +[88.160 --> 88.660] اب شو کرے گے +[88.660 --> 89.360] آپ دیکھ سکتے ہو +[89.360 --> 89.660] Thumbs +[89.660 --> 90.160] اب آ گیاں +[90.160 --> 90.860] اسی +[90.860 --> 91.360] اگر +[91.360 --> 91.460] اسی +[91.460 --> 92.360] اگر +[92.360 --> 92.860] اسی +[92.860 --> 93.460] Down +[93.460 --> 94.460] اب یہاپے +[94.460 --> 95.460] Thumbs +[95.460 --> 96.460] Down +[96.460 --> 97.460] اب یہاپے +[97.460 --> 98.460] Thumbs +[98.460 --> 99.460] Down +[99.460 --> 100.460] اب یہاپے +[100.460 --> 101.460] Thumbs +[101.460 --> 102.460] اب یہاپے +[102.460 --> 103.460] Thumbs +[103.460 --> 104.460] اب یہاپے +[104.460 --> 105.460] Thumbs +[105.460 --> 106.460] اب یہاپے +[106.460 --> 107.460] Thumbs +[107.460 --> 108.460] اب یہاپے +[108.460 --> 109.460] Thumbs +[109.460 --> 110.460] اب یہاپے +[110.460 --> 111.460] Thumbs +[111.460 --> 112.460] اب یہاپے +[112.460 --> 113.460] Thumbs +[113.460 --> 114.460] اب یہاپے +[114.460 --> 115.460] Thumbs +[115.460 --> 116.460] اب یہاپے +[116.460 --> 117.460] Thumbs +[117.460 --> 118.460] اب یہاپے +[118.460 --> 119.460] Thumbs +[119.460 --> 120.460] اب یہاپے +[120.460 --> 121.460] Thumbs +[121.460 --> 122.460] اب یہاپے +[122.460 --> 123.460] Thumbs +[123.460 --> 124.460] اب یہاپے +[124.460 --> 125.560] Thumbs +[125.560 --> 126.460] اب یہاپے +[126.460 --> 128.460] Thumbs +[128.460 --> 129.460] اب یہاپے +[129.460 --> 130.460] Thumbs +[130.460 --> 131.460] اب یہاپے +[131.460 --> 132.460] Thumbs +[132.460 --> 134.460] اب یہاپ mixture +[134.460 --> 137.060] اب یہاپ my +[137.060 --> 138.060] Feel +[138.060 --> 139.460] اب یہاپ +[139.460 --> 143.460] Bob +[149.460 --> 150.460] continuously +[150.460 --> 152.900] جہسٹر سے منا بھی screen کیوں پر کیے تھے +[152.900 --> 154.500] وہاں آپ کو active رکھنے ہوگے +[154.500 --> 157.240] تو reaction wala option آپ کو highlighted رکھنا ہے +[157.240 --> 160.400] اگر آپ کو gestures کرنے کے بعد کوئی effect نہیں چیے +[160.400 --> 162.580] تو آپ reaction کیوں پٹتپ کیجے اور اسے +[162.580 --> 165.540] جو ہے وہ already selected ہوگا تو اسے DCLIC کر دیجے +[165.540 --> 168.240] افیر selectTION جو ہے وہ ban کر دیجے off کر دیجے +[168.240 --> 170.240] تو یہ تھا reaction کے لے +[170.240 --> 173.540] اب background up دیکھ سکتے ہو میرایاں آپ میں آپ کوئی با دیکھا دیتے +[173.540 --> 175.680] background ابھی میرا پورا گرے ہے یا پے +[175.680 --> 177.040] توڑا سبп پلان دیھ رہے +[177.040 --> 178.640] پڑھے آپ کو یہ بلر کرنا ہوگا +[178.640 --> 180.700] وڑیو کال کے دونان آپ کا background messy ہوگا آپ کو +[180.700 --> 181.660] ban کرنا ہوگا +[181.660 --> 183.820] تو یہ یہ effect میں جانا ہے Control Centre open کرنے کو +[183.820 --> 185.820] جیسی ہی آپ پورٹریٹ سیلیک کر دیو +[185.820 --> 187.400] تو background جو ہے یہاں پے +[187.400 --> 189.220] بلر ہو جائے گا میں آپ کو دیگھا دیتے ہو +[189.220 --> 189.900] اب دیکھ سکتے ہو +[189.900 --> 191.420] background جو ہے یہاں پے بلر ہو گیا +[191.420 --> 192.700] پلان پہلے vizibal تھا +[192.700 --> 194.420] وہ بھی ابھی آپے بلر ہو چکا ہے +[194.420 --> 196.060] تو اگر آپ کو اس طریقے سے دیکھاو +[196.060 --> 197.660] اب دیکھ سکتے ہو آپ کو that blur effect +[197.660 --> 198.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[198.660 --> 199.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[199.660 --> 200.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[200.660 --> 201.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[201.660 --> 202.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[202.660 --> 203.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[203.660 --> 204.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[204.660 --> 205.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[205.660 --> 206.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[206.660 --> 207.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[207.660 --> 208.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[208.660 --> 209.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[209.660 --> 210.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[210.660 --> 211.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[211.660 --> 212.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[212.660 --> 213.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[213.660 --> 214.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[214.660 --> 215.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[215.660 --> 216.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے +[216.660 --> 217.660] آپ کو یہ بلر ہو چکا ہے 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index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9467837e2330f7abf070e6e9617b1fc600350b90 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_AsJWhoD5czg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,114 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] We connect to 7G +[2.000 --> 3.000] I'm not sure. +[3.000 --> 6.500] Charles Lattery, I have this hand gesture right here, okay? +[6.500 --> 8.000] That little hand gesture is here. +[8.000 --> 9.000] Oh, this one! +[9.000 --> 13.000] Wait, you're talking to your next finger to create a tiny little heart, okay? +[13.000 --> 15.000] By the way, this part is the heart. +[15.000 --> 18.000] If your heart has this part down here, that's a problem. +[18.000 --> 20.000] Seek help. +[20.000 --> 23.000] Tonight this dude is learning how to be secretive, +[23.000 --> 28.000] all-day show, and exclusive look at a whole bunch of new hand gestures +[28.000 --> 31.000] that all the cool kids are gonna be using next. +[31.000 --> 32.000] Alright, let's see. +[32.000 --> 34.000] Hi, this is R.O.M.E. +[34.000 --> 36.000] Hey, look at this. +[36.000 --> 38.000] Okay, how popularized. +[38.000 --> 41.000] The other heart is a symbol that means love and compassion. +[41.000 --> 44.000] And that's all what many popular gestures are doing. +[44.000 --> 45.000] Wait, what's taking? +[45.000 --> 47.000] I'm gonna take the key of the boys and BTS. +[47.000 --> 49.000] I'm gonna take the key of the boys and BTS. +[49.000 --> 51.000] See you at the boys! +[51.000 --> 53.000] See you at the boys and BTS. +[53.000 --> 55.000] See you at the boys and BTS. +[55.000 --> 59.000] You have 78-meter fingers for the exact name. +[59.000 --> 61.000] This is our list. +[61.000 --> 62.000] And... +[62.000 --> 65.000] This is the low-income head. +[65.000 --> 67.000] Oh, look at this. +[67.000 --> 68.000] It's hilarious. +[68.000 --> 69.000] It's a V. +[69.000 --> 70.000] Oh, yes. +[70.000 --> 72.000] It's a very out-to-mease piece. +[72.000 --> 73.000] That's it, you don't matter. +[73.000 --> 76.000] If you add a finger, piece a piece. +[76.000 --> 78.000] That's the reason. +[78.000 --> 80.000] Piece a piece of paper. +[80.000 --> 81.000] It's a character here. +[81.000 --> 83.000] There it is. +[83.000 --> 86.000] This is what I'm going to use for ice balls. +[86.000 --> 87.000] Okay, Jimin. +[87.000 --> 89.000] And this is that I'm going for a ride. +[89.000 --> 92.000] Alright, well, this is for Jimin. +[92.000 --> 94.000] I just got a new ball stick. +[94.000 --> 95.000] And this is... +[95.000 --> 96.000] No! +[96.000 --> 98.000] This is a symbol. +[98.000 --> 99.000] Oh my god. +[99.000 --> 100.000] This is a symbol. +[100.000 --> 101.000] No. +[101.000 --> 104.000] Hey, you have some food on your face. +[104.000 --> 106.000] What are you doing? +[106.000 --> 108.000] This is not me. +[108.000 --> 109.000] Oh god, I can't. +[109.000 --> 110.000] I was just kidding. +[110.000 --> 111.000] Start with the balls. +[111.000 --> 112.000] I'm going to be a crummy. +[112.000 --> 114.000] Oh, I'm a crummy. +[114.000 --> 117.000] Because Star Trek takes place in the future. +[117.000 --> 119.000] Hey, that was smart. +[119.000 --> 121.000] This one is very hard. +[121.000 --> 123.000] It's going over all the balls. +[123.000 --> 125.000] That's not the one. +[125.000 --> 126.000] Jungkook is my wife. +[126.000 --> 127.000] What? +[127.000 --> 129.000] He's going over all the balls. +[129.000 --> 131.000] What are we doing? +[131.000 --> 135.000] The bear is going to the fate, but... +[135.000 --> 136.000] Okay. +[136.000 --> 138.000] You're all okay, you're good. +[138.000 --> 139.000] I'm sure. +[140.000 --> 142.000] I'm not a real bear. +[142.000 --> 143.000] You're so great. +[143.000 --> 145.000] I'm not a real bear. +[145.000 --> 147.000] I'm a real bear. +[147.000 --> 149.000] I'm not a real bear. +[149.000 --> 151.000] This is a bear. +[151.000 --> 153.000] I'm just kidding. +[153.000 --> 155.000] I'm just kidding. +[155.000 --> 157.000] Oh my god. +[157.000 --> 160.000] This is scary, man. +[160.000 --> 162.000] Money, I'm scared. +[162.000 --> 164.000] I'm scared. +[164.000 --> 166.000] I'm scared. +[166.000 --> 168.000] This is scary. +[168.000 --> 170.000] I'm not a doggy, I'm a doggy. +[170.000 --> 172.000] I'm a doggy. +[172.000 --> 174.000] This one is two people. +[174.000 --> 176.000] We make a TV set. +[176.000 --> 180.000] And we have the one with the little man inside. +[180.000 --> 184.000] He's a very nice TV host, Dylan Kobe. +[184.000 --> 186.000] This one is healthy. +[186.000 --> 188.000] He's the best. +[188.000 --> 190.000] He's the best. +[190.000 --> 192.000] He's the best. +[192.000 --> 194.000] Sorry, call for me. +[194.000 --> 196.000] Nope. +[196.000 --> 198.000] I'm a big paper dog and this is her. +[198.000 --> 200.000] Oh my god, that's so adorable. +[200.000 --> 202.000] I'm showing it to you tonight. +[202.000 --> 204.000] It's a 16 hour play right back. +[204.000 --> 206.000] Oh my god. +[206.000 --> 208.000] That's so mean. +[208.000 --> 210.000] Oh my god, I love him. +[210.000 --> 212.000] This one is one of my favorites. +[212.000 --> 214.000] Oh, it's a better one. +[214.000 --> 216.000] I'm losing my butter as well. +[216.000 --> 218.000] That was a good one. +[218.000 --> 220.000] Yeah. +[220.000 --> 222.000] We have you promotion. +[222.000 --> 224.000] Why is it called? +[224.000 --> 226.000] I'm a person. +[226.000 --> 228.000] How many promotion do you have? +[228.000 --> 230.000] One of my reactants, dude. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_BMwAvQt-jbQ.txt b/transcript/reaction_BMwAvQt-jbQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2a32341377b0a4b6cf5ed47551bf8e084d1451de --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_BMwAvQt-jbQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,45 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.300] Welcome back to 10 or Share Everyone. +[6.300 --> 10.500] The iOS 17 have some interesting upgrade on the FaceTime app. +[10.500 --> 13.940] Now it has three different video mode effects you can use. +[13.940 --> 18.180] The Studio Light Effect, Portrait Effect, and Reactions Effect. +[18.180 --> 21.740] You can find these three options in the Control Center while you are using the FaceTime +[21.740 --> 22.900] app. +[22.900 --> 26.980] The Studio Light mode effect could make your background darker or lighter. +[26.980 --> 32.300] The Portrait Mode effect can blur your background, kind of like the iPhone camera cinematic mode. +[32.300 --> 35.820] You will get a great blurry effect around you. +[35.820 --> 40.180] The Reaction Mode effect needs to trigger by different gestures or tapping them. +[40.180 --> 44.540] According to Apple saying, now there are eight kinds of reactions available, now I am +[44.540 --> 47.500] going to show you how to trigger them. +[47.500 --> 52.020] The first one is Heart Reaction, all you need to do is make a Heart gesture. +[52.020 --> 56.380] Then FaceTime will recognize it and pops up a lot of heart emoji around your hands, which +[56.380 --> 59.900] is great for showing love to your family and friends. +[59.900 --> 66.060] The second one is One Thumb Up Reaction, do a thumb up gesture and you can trigger it. +[66.060 --> 70.940] The third one is the Fireworks Reaction, do a two thumbs up gesture and the fireworks will +[70.940 --> 72.100] pop out. +[72.100 --> 74.340] This one is really good looking. +[74.340 --> 79.900] The fourth one is a Thumb Down Reaction, do a one thumb down gesture and it will be trigger. +[79.900 --> 84.660] The fifth one is Cloud Reaction, do a two thumb down gesture and the rain will cover your +[84.660 --> 85.980] screen. +[86.020 --> 90.860] The sixth one is the Balloons Reaction, do a peace sign with one hand, then those lovely +[90.860 --> 92.820] balloons will come out. +[92.820 --> 97.660] The seventh one is the Confetti Reaction, do a peace sign with two hands and the confetti +[97.660 --> 100.580] will be pouring out from the top of the screen. +[100.580 --> 105.660] The last one is Laser Reaction, this one is cool, do a rock on sign with two hands and +[105.660 --> 107.500] you can trigger it. +[107.500 --> 112.060] Most of the reactions might not be that perfect, but still, these reactions could make the FaceTime +[112.140 --> 116.780] call between family, friends or colleagues more interesting. +[116.780 --> 121.620] I think Apple will upgrade more reactions after iOS 17 is getting better. +[121.620 --> 126.900] Still, what you guys need to know is the FaceTime Reactions gesture is only available on the +[126.900 --> 129.340] iPhone 12 or later devices. +[129.340 --> 136.700] This means if you do those gestures on iPhone 11, iPhone XS, iPhone XR or iPhone SE 2020, +[136.700 --> 139.020] those reactions won't be triggered. +[139.020 --> 143.900] But still, you can hold down your screen and the reactions list will pop out. +[143.900 --> 146.940] You can trigger them by tapping them one by one. +[146.940 --> 151.300] If you are a user that using iPhone older than iPhone 12 and you upgrade your iPhone to +[151.300 --> 156.540] iOS 17 just for the reactions gesture, then this might be letting you down. +[156.540 --> 161.220] You can still go back to the iOS 16 without any data loss if you want, you can check out +[161.220 --> 162.220] this video. +[162.220 --> 166.740] Okay, that's it, I hope this video is helpful to you. +[166.740 --> 174.140] I will post more videos about iOS 17, iPadOS 17 and MacOS 17 in the future. +[174.140 --> 176.020] Make sure you subscribe. +[176.020 --> 176.780] See you next time. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_DqLPlyKcGos.txt b/transcript/reaction_DqLPlyKcGos.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..06ce5d7bd352882d78c14d1eaab760a93420783d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_DqLPlyKcGos.txt @@ -0,0 +1,500 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.680] Andrew Tate, a stick-a-look at his body language and behavior. Greg, tell us about the videos +[4.680 --> 6.320] we're going to watch. +[6.320 --> 10.800] This is Andrew Tate's last message after he was de-platformed. If you try to find it now +[10.800 --> 13.880] on YouTube, you won't. We had to find it another way. +[13.880 --> 18.560] To quickly address the rumors, I'm a sex trafficker in us while I live in Romania. Firstly, +[18.560 --> 24.760] that's a very, very racist attitude to have. I find it strange that the left and people +[24.760 --> 32.480] who speak and talk about tolerance and inclusivity will assume that Romania as a country will +[32.480 --> 37.840] allow me to be a rapist or that Romania is the kind of place where rape is okay. That's +[37.840 --> 41.760] an extremely racist mentality to have. Imagine someone saying that the other way around, +[41.760 --> 46.240] that in this country, because it's run by these people, they're inherently bad. That's +[46.240 --> 51.240] very unfair on Romania. Romania has been very good to me. It's a great country filled with +[51.240 --> 56.160] fantastic people, amazing nature, great food. It's a great place. I live here because I love +[56.160 --> 60.640] it. There's no other reason why I live here. There are European Union nation. They have +[60.640 --> 65.520] a strong legal system, just like every other country. To sit here and say that, oh, Romania's +[65.520 --> 69.480] where you can rape people, that's very racist. I don't understand why nobody is pointing +[69.480 --> 76.440] out the fact that anyone who's saying that and believes that is purporting racial stereotypes. +[76.440 --> 77.440] That's the first thing. +[77.520 --> 81.400] All right. Great. What do you got? Yeah, I'm going to start with a positive love of the +[81.400 --> 86.480] cars. Cars are great. And I'll drop off from there. I will say this. I think he's saying +[86.480 --> 90.880] what he thinks and what he has gotten away with saying because he's some kind of a, +[90.880 --> 94.400] and you're going to have to bloop this. He's come some kind of a shit house philosopher. +[94.400 --> 98.480] And people have listened to him. So of course, he believes that. And so you seem doing the +[98.480 --> 102.880] right eye accessing. In this case, I don't think there's any magic to that. I think what +[102.880 --> 108.080] he's doing is giving himself time to think and to pontificate. That's what we're seeing. +[108.080 --> 112.680] I don't see anything magical. Guys, by the way, anybody we put on who's polarizing, we're +[112.680 --> 116.000] going to get a whole lot of comments, one way or the other. Whatever our opinion is, if +[116.000 --> 120.400] we said this guy is wonderful or this guy's awful, we're going to get a lot of comments. +[120.400 --> 125.160] So we're expecting that. Don't expect us to respond just as what it is. Scott, what do +[125.160 --> 126.160] you got? +[126.160 --> 131.240] All right. This is a fairly interesting one. What do you take a deep breath before he starts? +[131.240 --> 135.480] And I think he's psychologically prepping at this, at this point, because apparently he's +[135.480 --> 139.720] in a whole lot of trouble from being de, de, de, platformed. He daps with his hands and he gets +[139.720 --> 144.200] a little sway going back and forth when he starts as, as well. And what I want to do is pay attention +[144.200 --> 150.760] to the times, to the amount of times he says, I, I'm in me. Because in this one, he says, I +[150.760 --> 159.880] six times, me two times and I'm one time. Now, it gets much more interesting from there. And then +[159.880 --> 165.480] in the next video, so try to keep counting the next one. So when he says to quickly address the +[165.480 --> 171.640] room around the sex trafficker, we've got two micro, micro expressions of contempt. And I think +[171.640 --> 176.200] partially what he's doing when he talks is mouth goes up like that a lot. So it's sort of hard to +[176.200 --> 181.160] differentiate the ones that are actual contempt expressions and the ones that aren't. But I think +[181.160 --> 185.800] these are the ones that I caught that are now we found two real ones in that, at that spot. +[185.800 --> 191.080] And when he says sex trafficker, it's on sex. And the second one is when he says, that's why +[191.080 --> 197.160] it's on that. So check that out if you get a chance. That's a hot point. It should be for him. +[197.160 --> 201.400] Because that's that's one of the reasons he's there, I think, or in this position. And he says, +[201.400 --> 207.400] firstly, that's a very, very racist attitude. We says very, very, very racist. We've got the bottom +[207.400 --> 213.480] lids push up a little bit. And we're seeing what's, what's, it's close to anger. We're not seeing +[213.480 --> 219.560] a full blown expression of anger, but it's not a micro expression. But it's, you know, he looks +[219.560 --> 224.120] pretty angry at that point to me anyway. And then he looks away when he says that. And that's what I +[224.120 --> 227.960] call an observing glance. It gives you time to look at him as he's going through this, as he's +[227.960 --> 231.080] thinking about whatever it is, he's looking to think and you can look anywhere you want on him. +[231.080 --> 236.920] But when he's looking at you in the eye, even though it's on film or video, you feel weird about +[236.920 --> 240.760] looking them all over. But when you look away, that's one that gives you permission to observe him +[241.640 --> 247.320] at that distance. But then he's looking up to recall his statement. I think that's what a lot of +[247.320 --> 251.880] looking up is. I don't seem reading notes. I couldn't miss that. But I don't seem checking any +[251.880 --> 255.480] notes or anything. You may have bullet points somewhere, but maybe not. That didn't seeming +[255.480 --> 260.120] like that. He said, in this country, because it's run by these people, that's where you see this +[260.840 --> 266.600] micro expression. It's actually too omitted together. And that's anger and contempt. That's another one. +[266.600 --> 272.040] And what he's doing at that point, he's mimicking the people who are accusing him. He's mimicking +[272.040 --> 276.520] his accusers. He does that. It's really interesting because you usually don't see this many, +[276.520 --> 281.320] which we're going to see quite a few of these micro expressions that blend emotions. +[281.320 --> 285.720] Blending emotions, that's normal. It happens all the time. It's a very common. But to see in +[285.720 --> 290.760] micro expressions like this, this often, I've found that really interesting. And then it goes on to +[290.760 --> 295.720] use his hands as illustrators as well as adapters. When he's making that weird little thing with his +[295.720 --> 299.720] hands like that. And when he does illustrate, they seem on time. They seem around the money. So +[299.720 --> 308.440] he's probably sincere as he can possibly be about being about what he's saying. But I think his +[308.440 --> 314.120] accent is odd. He sounds like a wizard. Because he says things where he uses the tea is real. It's +[314.120 --> 320.040] that terminal tea. And it just sounds weird quite often. Most of that stuff. I can't figure him out. +[320.120 --> 325.560] He sounds like I think he's British and American. Is that correct? I know he's something like that. +[325.560 --> 330.360] I'm not sure which one he is, but he's both British and American. But he's still locked down. +[330.360 --> 334.760] He's pretty much under control the whole time. So I just think that's interesting. All the stuff +[334.760 --> 342.440] we're seeing. Mark, what do you got? Yeah. So yeah, totally agreed there on the on the contempt and +[342.440 --> 347.560] the anger that we're seeing there and the reasons you're putting forward on that for sure Scott. +[347.560 --> 352.120] The steepling that we that we see there as well, which we'll see start to go up as he gets a little +[352.120 --> 357.880] more confident as he is going along. This is not a natural behaviour. Nobody really does this. +[357.880 --> 363.320] Naturally, it's a learned behaviour. It's one that that people know is meant to have status, +[363.960 --> 371.080] meant to have authority. It's not likable. It's not likable though. So if he's trying to be liked +[371.080 --> 376.360] and there's many reasons why you wouldn't like him. But this would be just one of the many +[376.360 --> 383.320] reasons why he makes himself to some but not all people. Very unlikeable. It's very interesting. +[383.320 --> 390.440] Oh, listen, when I'm amongst friends, like I'm here with Greg and Scott and Chase, if I come +[390.440 --> 400.120] on camera and I have my jacket like this or actually be like that, guys, what are you going to +[400.120 --> 405.480] say before we go live or before we start recording? Yeah, you're going to go, hey, you're going to +[405.480 --> 412.680] tell me, aren't you? Which I'll look at his jacket. Nobody has told him, which either means he's +[412.680 --> 419.320] alone. He's Johnny No mates at this point or he's got people there and they're going to let him do +[419.320 --> 425.000] that. It's got to be one or the other because that's not the cut of the of the jacket. So so +[425.000 --> 431.240] interesting. Somebody has not helped him groom or they've let him be groomed like that. Really +[431.400 --> 437.560] interesting. Interesting how he moves from sex trafficker to which is the calling, you know, people +[437.560 --> 443.960] think I might be a sex trafficker. He then moves it into the idea of racism, then onto rapist and +[443.960 --> 453.000] then great food. Lovely transition there. Just point of order. The the remanier is not a race. It's +[453.000 --> 458.360] a it's a country and so it won't be racism. It would be xenophobia or something like that or just +[458.360 --> 463.800] a general kind of national prejudice. So it's kind of interesting how he goes, you know, if you +[463.800 --> 469.880] call him a sex trafficker, you are racist. He's gone for the biggest possible thing which is not +[469.880 --> 476.440] accurate. He's an ex-chest player. I would apparently was quite good. So he says, I don't know. But +[477.240 --> 481.880] certainly his dad was meant to be a very, very good chess player. I'm surprised that he doesn't have +[481.880 --> 487.400] the accuracy there. I would be I would expect a little more accuracy. So my guess is he's done +[487.400 --> 492.840] that on purpose to go, what's the grandest thing I could call somebody who who suspects me of +[492.840 --> 499.960] sex trafficking? I'll call them a racist. Yeah, interesting accent that we'll see coming out there +[499.960 --> 504.360] Scott. You get you get satisfaction where he doesn't pronounce the tea there's be kind of +[504.360 --> 509.800] Mick Jaggerish, kind of satisfaction kind of going on there. And so we're getting this it's a +[509.800 --> 515.000] lutean accent, I believe I was believe he was born in Bedfordshire, not very exciting place +[515.080 --> 520.680] to be born. Sorry to everybody in lutean and Bedfordshire. I say this is somebody from the next +[520.680 --> 527.320] store county Northamptonshire. So I know about how unexciting some parts of the Midlands can be. +[528.280 --> 532.040] That is all I've got on that one. So Chase, what are you going on this one? +[532.680 --> 538.360] Yeah, I live just off of Northampton Boulevard as well. So fine place, fine place to +[538.360 --> 542.280] me. Mark, let me ask you this real quick, Mark, did you did you play those people in football, +[542.280 --> 549.720] your team played their team in high school? We probably would have played some Bedfordshire team +[550.440 --> 556.200] at some point. They grow turnips there and stuff like that. It's very flat. So it's not +[556.200 --> 561.240] a crap. It has an airport though. It has a fantastic airport. So it's not a football rival we +[561.240 --> 566.360] deal with. No, no, no, no, no, no, neither Northampton nor Bedford can play football. +[567.000 --> 574.680] Oh, okay. All right, just checking. Yeah. All right, Chase. So this is a statement from a person +[574.680 --> 580.040] who's previously made a statement and admitted moving to Romania from what I understand because +[580.040 --> 585.640] police are less likely to investigate sexual assault cases in that country. And that was on record +[585.640 --> 593.400] from what I understand. And he's using this racism strategy that he has spent dozens of hours +[593.400 --> 599.560] condemning on the internet, dozens and dozens and dozens condemning this. And this +[600.440 --> 607.560] eyebrow flash right at the word racist is not an agreement with anger or even disagreement. +[607.560 --> 614.920] It's a show of scoring a point and not making a point. It's scoring a point, not making a point +[614.920 --> 620.200] in conversation. And he's he publicly said he's moving there because of that reason. +[620.840 --> 626.760] But what we're seeing here in my opinion, he's playing a character. This is a character being +[626.760 --> 632.520] played. There's no truthful emotions. And the hands are down. And what I tend to call the +[632.520 --> 638.280] surrender steeple. And Greg is talking about this on a lot of previous videos before this steeple +[638.280 --> 643.320] goes up for confidence and it starts to go down for surrender. And the steep and this surrender +[643.320 --> 650.120] steeple is also doubling its job as general protection. The hands are in front of the genitals +[650.120 --> 656.280] in between the camera protecting himself. And he's already communicated through his online presence +[656.280 --> 663.400] that he's lacking. In my opinion, lacking a self identity. I think he doesn't know himself very well. +[663.400 --> 671.160] He tends to define who he is and what he's capable of by followers and buying material things like +[671.240 --> 676.520] cars and stuff to assist with his self image, not his public image, but his self image. How he +[676.520 --> 683.080] sees himself is defined by other people and objects, not internally. So I think we have a problem +[683.080 --> 687.480] with knowing himself. I think it's just a guy who's built the character that kind of thrives on +[687.480 --> 692.360] attention. And the identity that you're seeing is largely something of a creation instead of +[692.360 --> 698.600] something that's naturally developed. The character is still there in large part. But this is kind of +[698.840 --> 703.800] like a cubic zirconia instead of a diamond. One's made on purpose, one's the real thing. +[705.000 --> 708.760] To quickly address the rumors, I'm a sex trafficker and that's why I live in Romania. +[709.400 --> 715.560] Firstly, that's a very, very racist attitude to have. I find it strange that the left +[715.560 --> 723.640] and people who speak and talk about tolerance and inclusivity will assume that Romania as a country +[723.640 --> 729.240] will allow me to be a rapist or that Romania is the kind of place where rape is okay. That's an +[729.240 --> 733.480] extremely racist mentality to have. Imagine someone saying that the other way around, that in this +[733.480 --> 739.320] country, because it's run by these people, they're inherently bad. That's very unfair on Romania. +[739.320 --> 744.600] Romania has been very good to me. It's a great country filled with fantastic people, amazing nature, +[744.600 --> 749.480] great food. It's a great place. I live here because I love it. There's no other reason why I live +[749.960 --> 754.840] here. There are European Union nation. They have a strong legal system, just like every other country. +[754.840 --> 759.160] And to sit here and say that, oh, Romania is where you can rape people, that's very racist. And I +[759.160 --> 763.000] don't understand why nobody is pointing out the fact that anyone who's saying that and believes that +[763.960 --> 772.040] is purporting racial stereotypes. That's the first. I want to dedicate this YouTube channel, +[772.040 --> 777.240] any other remaining social media as I have, my email list, and my Instagram at some point in the +[777.240 --> 783.000] future to the tape foundation and speak purely about the positivity I'm doing for the world. +[783.000 --> 787.400] Because in the meantime, and at least for the next few months or years, it's going to be very +[787.400 --> 792.120] difficult to talk about me when people only see the money I'm donating and how I'm helping people. +[792.120 --> 798.120] And I don't just give money in a very lazy charitable way. I get off in my car, I go on the ground, +[798.120 --> 805.320] I help people myself. I drove my Rolls Royce to Ukraine. I bought hundreds of coats and shoes for +[805.320 --> 815.080] women and children fleeing the conflict. I didn't film the refugees. I hate when people do that. +[816.120 --> 820.920] So we'll be documenting that. I think there's a good way for people to start to learn about the truth. +[822.040 --> 830.440] I'm really relieved this happened. I feel good. I feel happy. I don't think I could have got +[831.000 --> 836.760] everybody's attention without this. I don't think I would have had a chance to make a clean break +[836.760 --> 842.280] and a clean start and explain the truth of my character and my heart without this. I think that if +[842.280 --> 847.240] I was never banned, I would have kept trying to tell the truth and my haters would have kept +[847.240 --> 851.240] ignoring it and kept making negative videos about me and it would have spiraled out of control +[851.240 --> 858.200] until someone in my family was hurt or an attempt was made on my life. Any of my serious fans who +[858.200 --> 862.520] have watched all my content know that I've had attempts on my life before, way before YouTube, +[862.520 --> 868.280] 10 or 15 years ago, is something I intimately understand life and death. That is not something I +[868.280 --> 875.640] wish to revisit. I feel the hate around me was being accelerated to a point of danger for myself +[875.640 --> 880.600] and my loved ones. So I'm very glad this happened because I feel like I now have a chance to tell the +[880.600 --> 887.720] truth. And I also feel like the social media companies are very understanding of their responsibilities +[887.720 --> 891.400] and will always reflect national consciousness and ask people understand the truth about me and +[891.400 --> 898.760] my heart. Their opinions about me will change also. You know, the Bible is full of redemption stories. +[900.200 --> 905.960] So are superhero movies, right? The guy starts off bad and then turns good or the guy that you +[905.960 --> 911.160] think is a bad guy turns out to be a good guy with good intentions all along. He was just misunderstood. +[912.040 --> 917.240] I feel like the human psyche is very intrinsically understanding of these narratives and stories. +[917.560 --> 924.600] I think people understand a redemption arc that can understand when they retrospectively look back +[924.600 --> 930.760] on certain events or actions or words and when they are new understanding of his actual intentions, +[930.760 --> 936.200] everything looks different. They look back and go, oh now I know who he truly is. I understand +[936.200 --> 941.560] what he meant by that. Now I know who he truly is. I understand why that was said. +[942.520 --> 950.200] And everything changes. I truly believe that this is a chance for me to move my social media +[950.200 --> 955.480] purely to my charitable acts. Even if my Instagram is reinstated, it's only going to be about the +[955.480 --> 959.480] take foundation. There'll be no pictures of Bugatti's anymore. Sorry gentlemen. +[960.840 --> 967.560] And it allows me to conduct my philanthropy in the physical world as opposed to so much +[967.560 --> 972.920] in the digital world trying to inspire men. It's an avenue change. It's a life path change that +[972.920 --> 979.080] God has chosen for me. And I'm happy with that. All right Mark, what are you good? Yeah, +[979.080 --> 985.080] we're just start. We're just start on this one. Well, let me give it a go. I want to, he says, +[986.520 --> 991.400] I don't know whether he stresses one there because he wants to put out there that he's not +[991.400 --> 1000.120] being forced to, but I will, would be better than I want. I will, says it will happen. I want, +[1000.120 --> 1006.520] says it may not happen. Says the Instagram piece at some point. I think that's because he got +[1007.080 --> 1011.800] blocked. And so his Instagram is then even up and functioning at this point. But if it does +[1011.800 --> 1017.640] get back up and functioning, that'll go to charity as well. Email list. There's a lot of +[1017.640 --> 1021.960] blink rate on email list as well. So I think there's something up with his email list as well. +[1021.960 --> 1026.040] I don't know what, you know, whether he doesn't, it's not a big list or something. I don't know, +[1026.040 --> 1031.800] I don't know what's up with that list, something up there. But around all of that, the Tate foundation, +[1031.800 --> 1037.880] lots, an eyebrow raise. So again, he's trying to engage us with this and go, hey, look at me, look +[1037.880 --> 1043.320] what I'm, what I'm doing. Why? Because it'll be, it's going to be very difficult for people to talk +[1043.320 --> 1049.880] bad about me when they see how much money I'm donating. That, I mean, that's not the reason, +[1049.880 --> 1055.560] that's not the reason to do it. That's not the reason. And then I can't believe, did he allow +[1055.560 --> 1063.000] then that, that IG post of him saying, I drove my rolls of rice to, to Ukraine? Did he edit that in? +[1063.320 --> 1071.240] Because it's just like, look, you, he will need a, he'll need some, a spanner for that, you know, +[1071.320 --> 1076.840] for that rolls, rice, you'll need an utter, complete spanner for that to keep that, to keep that going. +[1078.680 --> 1083.400] So I can't believe that he allowed that to be put in because that is just reasonable, +[1083.400 --> 1090.680] it's laughable, very lazy, very lazy chariot boy. So everybody else who doesn't drive their +[1090.680 --> 1098.200] rolls, rice to the you, correct, to Ukraine, is just, that's just lazy charity. I mean, that's, +[1098.200 --> 1104.280] I mean, that's unbelievable. Go, what a, oh, look, let me just drop to the end of this because +[1104.280 --> 1112.280] it's, it's just so daunting what happens there. It's, it's just utterly grandiose, utterly grandiose, +[1112.280 --> 1119.560] biblical, superheroes. It's kind of, you know, God has chosen me, I think he says it doesn't, +[1119.560 --> 1127.560] he God has chosen me for this. He's kind of the dark knight, he's dark knight and Jesus +[1127.640 --> 1134.760] at the same time. If that's not grandiose, I don't know what is Greg. What do you got on this one? +[1135.240 --> 1139.720] Yeah. So let me tell you a funny thing. Chase told me about this guy, never heard of him, he said, +[1139.720 --> 1143.560] hey, you know, we look at this guy. I was like, is this an old spice commercial when I first +[1143.560 --> 1147.960] went and heard the guy talk? Because it was just like something that allowed to me, listen to this guy. +[1147.960 --> 1152.680] But there's also a couple of other characters, and I'll show my age in this. This guy came out of +[1152.760 --> 1157.640] kids or young men who feel in, you know, like they have no power and that kind of thing. +[1157.640 --> 1161.960] And he created a space. Now, whether it's an actor or not, you would hope that's an act, +[1161.960 --> 1166.600] whether it's an actor or not, he's filling the same role rush limbaugh back in the 90s, +[1166.600 --> 1171.080] fill for people who felt powerless, but who were middle aged. So he's doing it for younger people. +[1171.080 --> 1174.440] I think a lot of kids were following him and that's a dangerous thing when he's a young kid who's +[1174.440 --> 1179.960] listening to it because if it's character good, it's comedy. If it's character, Andrew Dice Clay +[1180.040 --> 1184.600] with all that massage and anistic stuff, he spouted way back when was a character too. But I don't +[1184.600 --> 1188.840] think he had a big following like this and kids get access. The world's so different now that, +[1188.840 --> 1193.240] you know, who knows? Let's hope he had a plan, but it doesn't appear to be. So I always say that +[1193.240 --> 1199.320] organism does what made the organism successful. And clearly he's doing what he has done in the past. +[1199.320 --> 1203.960] This message is not intended for his core audience. This message is intended for someone else. +[1203.960 --> 1209.080] This is last opportunity. And if you don't believe that, here's a way to tell. He almost says, I'd +[1209.080 --> 1215.560] get off my ass and go deliver this aid, but he does. And he goes, I get a drive and you can hear +[1215.560 --> 1220.200] it. I get off my drive. And then of course, Markey drives his, I agree. You're going to drive a +[1220.200 --> 1224.120] roll. You better take a wrench or some other tools with you to make that happen. I agree with +[1224.120 --> 1229.400] you 100%. As he walks through here, I think he's trying to resonate with a new audience, but it +[1229.400 --> 1233.240] doesn't understand. He's still doing exactly what he did with his other audience, pontificating +[1233.240 --> 1236.760] and that kind of thing. And you're right. When he starts talking about, there's lots of redemption +[1236.760 --> 1240.360] stories in the Bible. I usually think in the Bible, if you start off as a bad guy, you end up +[1240.360 --> 1244.280] the lesson is you want to get whacked. Something bad happens to you. That's the whole lesson. +[1244.280 --> 1248.840] Usually don't get redeemed in that kind of thing. Maybe I'm wrong and put it in the comments. +[1248.840 --> 1254.840] I won't see him, but put it in the comments. My other favorite thing here is he's got mixed messaging. +[1254.840 --> 1259.400] And Markey, it goes back to your, I hate you all. It's just the right message in the wrong +[1259.400 --> 1265.160] language. He says, I'm glad to see you. Or it would be like me saying to you guys, I'm glad to see +[1265.400 --> 1270.600] you. You know, it's squinting. He goes, I feel relieved, narrowing in the eyes. I feel good. +[1271.080 --> 1276.920] I blocking. I feel happy, narrowing. Those are not happy and feel good in those kinds of things. +[1276.920 --> 1282.040] He's keenly aware that he has to find some positive in this situation to be able to look like he +[1282.040 --> 1287.560] has some control and some authority. And I just, I'll leave it at the last thing or two. When he says, +[1287.560 --> 1295.160] I know more photos of the bagaddies. He inhales and with throws his lips. That's like a damn +[1295.160 --> 1301.480] kind of a move. I'll leave it at that and hand it to Chase. Yeah, this whole video is kind of like +[1301.480 --> 1310.280] he hired a bad image management company to write this script. In my opinion, this is all our opinion. +[1310.920 --> 1317.800] All it is. But he's filming himself doing everything instead of encouraging others to help people. +[1318.680 --> 1325.480] So this is 100% self-serving. But, you know, I'm glad it benefited people maybe in the end or at +[1325.480 --> 1329.560] least, I hope that it actually, those things actually made it to people that knew them. +[1330.200 --> 1337.800] And you can see this perfectly when he describes it in his own words. He says, it's going to be very +[1337.800 --> 1344.520] difficult to talk bad about me. That's the reason I'm doing this. He describes it in his own words. +[1344.520 --> 1350.200] I'm doing this. And now it's going to be very difficult to talk bad about me. And at the critical +[1350.200 --> 1356.520] point here, when he says, I don't think I've got everybody's attention without this. I would have +[1356.520 --> 1363.720] got everybody's attention without this. That was the goal. That's his own words. My end goal was +[1363.720 --> 1370.760] getting everyone's attention. And this show how maybe he's viewing the situation of just this is +[1370.760 --> 1377.240] more attention on me. It's good. So we're seeing some potentially narcissistic behavior here. +[1377.240 --> 1384.440] It seems almost parasitic in a way. And when he's talking about the attempts on his life, he redirects +[1384.440 --> 1389.800] it back to himself. And let's just know that he's intimately familiar with life and death now all of +[1389.800 --> 1396.760] a sudden because of this thing. I've been on nine deployments. And I wouldn't say that about +[1396.760 --> 1403.960] myself. But he somehow intimately understands all of life and death now very familiar with it. +[1403.960 --> 1409.240] And when he says, I'm very glad this happened. There's strong facial resistance. And he's trying +[1409.240 --> 1414.600] to block out the thought and his whole face closes down. You can see it clear as day. And when he says, +[1414.600 --> 1419.560] I want to tell the truth in my heart, I think what people are worried about wasn't the truth in his +[1419.560 --> 1425.400] heart. It's the truth in the world in real life because there's a difference between those two +[1425.400 --> 1431.720] things I would imagine. And right when he saw Bible and redemption stories, he already views himself +[1431.720 --> 1440.040] as a superhero. This may be the narrative that he's been planning all along to make this into a +[1440.040 --> 1446.520] story would be captivating for lots of people. And this transition that he's trying to make is +[1446.520 --> 1453.240] hopefully not just a pre-plan plot. But he's trying to tell us he's a superhero. And then he's +[1453.240 --> 1459.160] just like the people in the Bible. We just don't understand yet. So maybe once we get educated, +[1459.160 --> 1464.840] we'll understand he belongs in the Bible. He's basically a superhero. This entire character is kind +[1464.840 --> 1470.520] of like someone acting like they've been told to play a role of fancy and well-educated. But +[1471.080 --> 1476.680] it's kind of not like a real human. And it feels like this to you too, I bet, because of +[1476.680 --> 1483.160] the awkward pauses, the weird eye movement, the lack of any expression of any real, genuine, +[1483.160 --> 1488.440] single emotion here. And I think you're subconscious, even if you're not a behavior provile, +[1488.440 --> 1492.360] or you're subconscious is picking up on this and you're getting a gut feeling from it. And that's +[1492.360 --> 1498.600] a lot of where it's coming from. Scott. Yeah, I agree, man. And did you count the times he said, +[1498.600 --> 1507.560] I in this thing, 35 times, 35 times, he says, I, it's all about him. And then he says, my or me, +[1507.560 --> 1514.520] 28 times count it, it's unbelievable. This biggest illustrator's when he's talking about his +[1514.520 --> 1520.600] charitable deeds. And when that video starts, it's it's gross. That is gross. I don't know if +[1520.600 --> 1524.920] him about it counted the number of codes or shoes you could see in there, but it looked like hundreds +[1524.920 --> 1531.160] in three grocery carts, their baskets. That's not hundreds. And I think I thought was odd about +[1531.160 --> 1535.880] this. And I'm going to question whether he really went or not. I have Northe idea. He says he did +[1536.520 --> 1540.440] smiling with his personality time. They're going to have some like you were saying chase, they're +[1540.440 --> 1545.080] going to have somebody video of them. He's going to want to show himself doing that. And he didn't +[1545.080 --> 1550.440] show the refugees because they're wearing any. I don't think he went over there. He might have, +[1550.440 --> 1558.280] it's 500 miles away from where he is. If he's in Romania, Ukraine is 500 miles away by car. That's +[1558.280 --> 1563.880] all that that's how many miles it is. So it's over 500 miles. I don't think he went. I don't think +[1563.880 --> 1568.200] he did it. I really don't because he would have had his picture made. He would have shown those +[1568.200 --> 1571.960] people and how he's helping these suffering people. And he would have found the worst case scenario +[1571.960 --> 1577.400] to show you. So I don't think he did that at all. And he said, I didn't film the refugees because +[1577.720 --> 1582.520] I don't like it when people do that. The little robot voice said that on the video. Yeah. Well, +[1583.960 --> 1586.520] it's because I don't think he went, man. Do you guys think he went or not? +[1587.960 --> 1593.960] No, I don't know. I don't know. A long way to take a roller. Tell you. Yeah, I agree with you. +[1593.960 --> 1598.600] I know. I'm a car. I got it. And not a picture of yourself. Not a picture of yourself. And he +[1598.600 --> 1602.600] had to say a role's voice. It's just gross. That whole thing just gross. When he said, I'm really +[1602.600 --> 1607.320] relieved. This happened. I feel good. I feel happy. There's a micro expression of anger when +[1607.320 --> 1614.280] he says we leave. And then then that pause in the compress lips. And he can he he's tries to be +[1614.280 --> 1619.160] contained, but we still see that that anger come out there at that point. He's using his hands and +[1619.160 --> 1625.400] his and his shoulders as he adapts to the to those keywords in that sentence. And what I thought +[1625.400 --> 1630.360] was interesting is he's got what's called a linguistic virus. And what it is is this we've heard +[1630.360 --> 1634.440] and met the top talking about automatic and things like that hitting those hard tees and +[1634.440 --> 1639.560] making sure his eyes are all part. You know, everything is perfect. Then he says, um, +[1640.440 --> 1645.880] oh, it's already when he says haters, he says haters. There's this thing that happens on the +[1645.880 --> 1652.520] internet. And it drives me nuts when people says saying buttons. They say buttons or buttons. Oh, +[1652.520 --> 1658.760] I cannot stand it when they do that. I've had to quit watching. I had done subscribe to a +[1658.760 --> 1664.440] couple of things because they say button or button buttons the worst, but I hate button. He does +[1664.440 --> 1669.800] that on haters. I think he's trying to connect with those people. I think he's got this this this +[1669.800 --> 1674.280] linguistic virus because he watches a lot of that stuff and he feels like he's part of it. So I +[1674.280 --> 1680.200] think he's trying trying to connect with him that way by using it by using that. Uh, haters. +[1681.240 --> 1687.480] This is I'm very glad this happened. Um, another, um, huge micro expression of pain can +[1687.480 --> 1693.240] tamped, especially on glad. And uh, this has been been life altering for him. He's not glad this +[1693.240 --> 1698.120] happened. He can't be glad this happened. How can we glad this happened when he said to get back +[1698.120 --> 1703.080] so people can know the truth and all that? No. I think that speech pattern is an age thing. +[1703.960 --> 1708.360] You think so? I do. All right. Cause Manhattan used to be the only word you'd hear said that +[1708.360 --> 1714.520] way. Manhattan. And you hear a lot of younger people under their 40 almost every stop with double +[1714.520 --> 1720.760] man. Yeah. And it's common up in Manhattan. But he doesn't do it up to that point. That's +[1720.760 --> 1726.600] what that's the up to that spot. It's like unsatisfaction. He doesn't do the tease. Like he's got +[1726.600 --> 1731.480] he's got a bit of a lute and yeah, it's it's it's it's the English Jackson. +[1732.040 --> 1737.080] That's born in Washington DC. But he was Washington. But then he then he grew up in +[1737.800 --> 1742.520] beginning. Yeah. Okay. Isn't that a rough? Is that a rough area Mark? Is there a +[1742.520 --> 1747.080] rough area? Is there? No. Okay. I was just going to be just to teach you, Sarah. Now everybody +[1747.080 --> 1750.920] everybody in Luton is going to come at me going. No, we're we're looting. We're hard, mate. We're +[1750.920 --> 1756.040] hard. You're the king of Spanish. Bring it on. Bring it on. Luton. You don't know where I live, +[1756.040 --> 1765.000] Luton. Come get me. We know. He got our email. Just a. Yeah. It is. It is an email me. It is an +[1765.000 --> 1770.200] age thing. I think it's more people say, Oh, is this gluten free? Right. Gluten free. They said +[1770.200 --> 1774.440] all the time. Yeah. A lot of younger people. I deal with the younger people and they do it all +[1774.440 --> 1781.240] the time. It's different. It's age. I think. Oh, it drives me nuts. But listen for me to say bed in. +[1784.520 --> 1792.840] Man. I can't press your buttons. It's a big. Yeah. I want to dedicate this YouTube channel. +[1792.840 --> 1798.120] Any other remaining social media as I have my email list and my Instagram at some point in the +[1798.120 --> 1803.880] future to the tape foundation and speak purely about the positivity I'm doing for the world. +[1803.880 --> 1808.280] Because in the meantime, and at least for the next few months or years, it's going to be very +[1808.280 --> 1812.360] difficult to talk about about me when people only see the money I'm donating and how I'm helping +[1812.360 --> 1817.960] people. And I don't just give money in a very lazy charitable way. I get off in my car. I go +[1817.960 --> 1824.680] on the ground. I help people myself. I drove my Rolls Royce to Ukraine. I bought hundreds of +[1824.680 --> 1833.480] coats and shoes for women and children fleeing the conflict. I didn't film the refugees. +[1834.200 --> 1840.600] I hate when people do that. So we'll be documenting that. I think there's a good way for people to +[1840.600 --> 1850.120] start to learn about the truth. I'm really relieved this happened. I feel good. I feel happy. I don't +[1850.120 --> 1856.440] think I could have got everybody's attention without this. I don't think I would have had a chance +[1856.440 --> 1861.560] to make a clean break and a clean start and explain the truth of my character and my heart without +[1861.560 --> 1867.640] this. I think that if I was never banned, I would have keep trying to tell the truth and my haters +[1867.640 --> 1871.480] would have kept ignoring it and kept making negative videos about me. And it would have spiraled +[1871.480 --> 1876.040] out of control until someone in my family was hurt or an attempt was made on my life. +[1876.360 --> 1881.400] Any of my serious fans who have watched all my content know that I've had attempts on my life +[1881.400 --> 1887.000] before, way before YouTube, 10 or 15 years ago, is something I intimately understand life and death. +[1888.280 --> 1893.960] And it's not something I wish to revisit. I feel the hate around me was being accelerated to a +[1893.960 --> 1900.040] point of danger for myself and my loved ones. So I'm very glad this happened because I feel like I +[1900.120 --> 1906.760] now have a chance to tell the truth. And I also feel like the social media companies are very +[1906.760 --> 1910.760] understanding of their responsibilities and will always reflect national consciousness. And as +[1910.760 --> 1914.920] people understand the truth about me and my heart, their opinions about me will change also. +[1916.360 --> 1923.960] You know, the Bible is full of redemption stories. So are superhero movies, right? The guy +[1923.960 --> 1929.000] starts off bad and then turns good or the guy that you think is a bad guy turns out to be a good +[1929.000 --> 1934.520] guy with good intentions all along. He was just misunderstood. I feel like the human psyche is +[1934.520 --> 1939.720] very intrinsically understanding of these narratives and stories. I think people understand a +[1939.720 --> 1946.440] redemption arc that can understand when they retrospectively look back on certain events or +[1946.440 --> 1952.520] actions or words. And when they are new understanding of his actual intentions, everything looks different. +[1953.240 --> 1958.120] They look back and go, oh, now I know who he truly is. I understand what he meant by that. +[1958.680 --> 1964.440] Now I know who he truly is. I understand why that was said. And everything changes. +[1965.480 --> 1972.680] I truly believe that this is a chance for me to move my social media purely to my charitable acts. +[1973.320 --> 1977.320] Even if my Instagram is reinstated, it's only going to be about the take foundation. There'll be +[1977.320 --> 1985.080] no pictures of Bugatti's anymore. Sorry, gentlemen. And it allows me to conduct my philanthropy +[1985.080 --> 1990.360] in the physical world as opposed to so much in the digital world trying to inspire men. +[1991.240 --> 1996.840] It's an avenue change. It's a life path change that God has chosen for me. And I'm happy with that. +[1998.920 --> 2006.440] I hold no ill will against any social media platforms. I hold no ill will against any of the people +[2006.440 --> 2014.600] who hate me or who have tried to spread lies about me. I truly pray for you all. I think that +[2014.600 --> 2020.360] to be a person filled with so much hate that you think making videos and salting a man and +[2020.360 --> 2025.640] encouraging your viewers to go and insult him and his deceased father and his family members. +[2027.000 --> 2032.840] I think that is a horrible way to live. I would never want to experience that level of hate in my heart. +[2033.960 --> 2039.720] The people who are making endless videos celebrating my ban or talking hate about me, +[2040.680 --> 2046.680] that hate is never going to satisfy you. You need to learn to let go and live with a heart filled with love. +[2047.480 --> 2052.680] You need to be content with yourself because if you're obsessed with trying to hate on another person, +[2053.240 --> 2059.720] the poisons inside of you is not inside of me. It doesn't affect me as much as it affects you. +[2059.720 --> 2065.080] You can't feel hatred for somebody without affecting your mood. So this is something for you guys to +[2065.080 --> 2069.320] address and I genuinely pray for you. I have no ill will against any of my haters. I have no ill will +[2069.320 --> 2074.440] against any social media companies. I have no ill will against anybody. I chase what you got. +[2075.640 --> 2082.280] This entire video is using the collapsed steeple again and you're going to see this often in +[2083.080 --> 2088.760] defeat and surrender speeches, even when people surrender their office to somebody who won +[2088.760 --> 2093.880] in the election. You'll see the same kind of downward steeple keeping the growing protected. +[2093.880 --> 2099.960] This is an unconscious fear mechanism and something is just off with the eye movement in this clip. +[2100.760 --> 2105.480] Might be looking at an off screen giant cue card. You know, you'd write it up with a giant sharpie +[2105.480 --> 2110.760] marker or something like that. Might be doing this behavior on purpose to look like more of an alpha. +[2110.760 --> 2117.400] Like I don't have to make solid eye contact me entire time. Or he's not sure where to look so that +[2117.400 --> 2123.400] it's not awkward to the camera the whole time because it's maybe lacking self-confidence. We know that +[2123.400 --> 2128.440] in my opinion, he's lacking some self-identity and knowing himself. And I think he had +[2129.480 --> 2134.840] maybe some training, but there's some contempt here while he's saying he feels no ill will. It's +[2134.840 --> 2139.720] on the right side of his face. I think that's a strong feeling of contempt when he says I feel no +[2139.720 --> 2146.120] ill will toward these people. He continues to contend and anger, micro-facial expressions. When +[2146.200 --> 2154.440] he's saying he's totally fine with his haters. And this is what concealment looks like. If you +[2154.440 --> 2159.320] watch this again, this facial expression when he's talking about his haters, that's what concealment +[2159.320 --> 2164.520] looks like. And when he's saying the poisons inside of you, not inside of me, there's a rolling +[2164.520 --> 2170.120] shoulder shrug of both shoulders like this. They're not simultaneous. When the lower part of your +[2170.120 --> 2175.080] brain, the automatic part that you're not thinking about does this, it does it at the same time. +[2175.320 --> 2179.240] Because it's not having an coordinate. But when you're physically trying to do something and +[2179.240 --> 2185.640] make a gesture look natural, it does it mistime because you haven't rehearsed a good shoulder shrug. +[2187.000 --> 2192.200] This indicates maybe a lack of certainty, low confidence in the statement. And when he says there's +[2192.200 --> 2199.320] no ill will against any of my haters, I actually think you might like the idea of having these haters. +[2199.800 --> 2206.120] And I think that may speak to some of the personality here. But I think what we're seeing is a character. +[2206.120 --> 2210.760] This is a character that was built or developed. I think maybe some of the stuff was done on +[2210.760 --> 2216.840] purpose because he's or someone has created this story arc for this character. He's injected the +[2216.840 --> 2223.880] story arc idea. He's even said a character arc, I think, in this video. So maybe this was a deliberately +[2223.880 --> 2229.880] injected thing of this big fall and then a rise again. And he's finding himself again. I want to +[2229.880 --> 2233.800] talk about the Bible. I want to talk about charity. I want to talk about money. I want to talk about +[2233.800 --> 2240.200] all this stuff. So this kind of like it just deliberately stabbing these pieces of the story plot +[2240.200 --> 2246.600] into this video. Greg, what do you got? Yeah, let's first start by saying whatever he's done. +[2246.600 --> 2251.000] He's created a hell of a business model for himself. Because he made a ton of money. What did I hear +[2251.000 --> 2255.560] somebody say $300 million something like that? Ton of money with this character, whether it's him at +[2255.560 --> 2259.960] his core or whether it's something he grew to be. What'd you feed you to come? You know, and sometimes +[2259.960 --> 2264.520] people mistake they fall for their own purpose. They read what people say about them in suddenly +[2264.520 --> 2268.360] that's who they are. Maybe that's going up. Don't know. Now that really matters. What we're doing +[2268.360 --> 2274.360] is looking at what we see. When he says I feel no ill willed a social media right that contempt pops +[2274.360 --> 2278.920] right out there. And he does a lot of odd speech patterns and that kind of thing for me. But +[2279.000 --> 2284.840] that's clear. When he says people who hate me, I feel no ill will. His forehead goes up. He's +[2284.840 --> 2289.880] asking for approval. That's one of the few times you see it. And because like me, he's got a wonderfully +[2289.880 --> 2295.160] large forehead. You can see it very well. Not just forehead, nothing to cover it. So you can't miss it. +[2295.880 --> 2300.280] He has good control of his hands, but you're dead on. We always talk about steepling. Mr. +[2300.280 --> 2305.960] you know, this is the Simpson's the guy on the Simpson's going to yes, excellent. And we always +[2305.960 --> 2310.200] perceive it as a power move when people do that. I always coach people not to do it because you +[2310.200 --> 2315.320] compromise your hands move forward. And when you're compromised, you stand like that's what he's doing. +[2315.320 --> 2319.880] Now he's holding his hands that way and there may be intent behind doing that. But he has good +[2319.880 --> 2324.600] control of his hands and they're not dancing around. When he talks about his father, he's very +[2324.600 --> 2330.360] emphatic. And his hands actually move at that point. His face hardens and his eyes narrow. +[2330.360 --> 2335.400] His and when he talks about people being obsessed, we see that right K nine right K nine exposed +[2335.400 --> 2341.000] again. So there's some of him trying to get across his message and be contrite at the same time +[2341.000 --> 2347.400] trying to show his body is trying to show what he's really thinking. And so it chase your dead on +[2347.400 --> 2351.080] hiding all that information. I think it's difficult when you're trying to be contrite and you're +[2351.080 --> 2355.240] trying to come in and try to get people to follow you some other way. Look, the guy's made a ton of +[2355.240 --> 2359.160] money. He'll probably continue to make a ton of money. He's just going to shift platform. Whatever +[2359.160 --> 2365.320] you think of him might not matter. This is there's a reason he evolved to be where he was and somebody +[2365.320 --> 2369.880] else will fill that role. Scott, what do you got? All right. When he says, I feel no ill or I have +[2369.880 --> 2375.560] no ill hold no ill will against him any media social media platforms. He's just pandering to him. +[2375.560 --> 2379.400] He's just letting them know that he's okay with him, man. Even though they've kicked him off because +[2379.400 --> 2383.320] he's going to try. I'm sure he's going to try to come back or try to get back on those, you know, +[2383.320 --> 2388.600] because that's his that's his life on there. He says, I hold no ill will for the people who hate +[2389.160 --> 2397.720] and tried to spread lies. This is what he has to say personality wise or that goes against what he +[2397.720 --> 2402.760] would say personality wise. So he has to say it. He has to say that's but a bothersome. +[2404.600 --> 2409.720] And when he begins his life lesson, that's when we see the most head movement so far with that. +[2409.720 --> 2416.280] I agree with you guys about the the the steepling. We see a lot of a lot of adapting at this point. +[2416.280 --> 2420.040] More than we've seen so far, obviously he's toward the end. He's hoping to wrap it up and get +[2420.040 --> 2426.440] get finished with it and move on. That's that's about all I got of that. What mark, what do you got? +[2427.320 --> 2434.760] Yeah, just some quick stuff. He says his Instagram, if it gets it back, will be dedicated to the +[2434.760 --> 2441.000] Tate Foundation. And then there's quite a pronounced vocal click after that. That usually denotes to +[2441.000 --> 2450.280] me that there's some uncomfortable. There's something uncomfortable about that. I think he says +[2450.280 --> 2456.600] it'll be totally dedicated. I don't think it'll be entirely dedicated to charitable work because +[2456.600 --> 2463.880] this is the type of person that can't help himself. Can't help himself but to promote himself +[2463.880 --> 2470.520] and aggrandize himself. And I say that as a criticism, not a hate. And so you've got to make sure +[2471.000 --> 2477.480] whatever side of an issue that you're on that you don't conflate criticism with hate, they're +[2477.480 --> 2483.880] very, very different things. And so again, what he's doing here, just like he he went from +[2485.560 --> 2493.800] from people suggesting that he might have trafficked women to going, well, that is racist. +[2493.880 --> 2502.120] He's going, if you criticise me, you're a hate monger. Anybody who does that has just put a stake +[2502.120 --> 2509.240] a little bit too far out there and the right you do that. So you simply can't be debated on it. +[2509.240 --> 2517.560] It's to cause people to back down immediately. So yeah, call me a hater. I'm just being critical +[2517.560 --> 2523.720] of you, simply being critical of you. I would be critical of things like you giving life +[2523.720 --> 2530.440] lessons like a kind of a Buddha figure at this point. He's moved, moved now from being a superhero +[2530.440 --> 2539.400] to being a Messiah to being, yeah, but understanding life and the universe in its entirety. +[2539.400 --> 2546.280] He says it doesn't affect me as much as it affects you. And that's that kind of hate feeling. So it +[2546.280 --> 2552.440] does affect him. It does affect him. I think what we are seeing here is actually how much this +[2552.440 --> 2560.120] criticism affects this person. So think, think about the personality type that doesn't like +[2560.120 --> 2567.400] criticism, likes to aggrandize themselves and will get easily punctured by even the slightest +[2567.400 --> 2578.520] piece of criticism. I hold no ill will against any social media platforms. I hold no ill will +[2578.520 --> 2584.680] against any of the people who hate me or who have tried to spread lies about me. I truly pray for +[2584.680 --> 2592.360] you all. I think that to be a person filled with so much hate that you think making videos and +[2592.360 --> 2597.880] insulting a man and encouraging your viewers to go and insult him and his deceased father and his +[2597.880 --> 2604.600] family members. I think that is a horrible way to live. I would never want to experience that +[2604.600 --> 2611.560] level of hate in my heart. The people who are making endless videos celebrating my band or +[2611.560 --> 2618.200] talking hate about me, that hate is never going to satisfy you. You need to learn to let go and +[2618.200 --> 2623.960] live with a heart filled with love. You need to be content with yourself because if you're obsessed +[2623.960 --> 2629.880] with trying to hate on another person, the poisons inside of you is not inside of me. It doesn't +[2630.440 --> 2635.560] affect me as much as it affects you. You can't feel hatred for somebody without affecting your +[2635.560 --> 2640.440] mood. This is something for you guys to address and I genuinely pray for you. I have no ill will +[2640.440 --> 2645.000] against any of my haters. I have no ill will against any social media companies. I have no ill will +[2645.000 --> 2650.920] against anybody. Let's start around the room and we'll 30 seconds or less say what we think +[2650.920 --> 2656.360] happens to what we're looking at. Mark, why don't you go first? Yeah, I love seeing that because I +[2656.360 --> 2662.120] love that Rolls Royce moment. You can't write that stuff. You simply can't if you tried to make +[2662.120 --> 2672.520] a comedy about this. You couldn't write it and to take a roll of 500 miles is, as we said before, +[2672.520 --> 2680.760] you're going to need a big tool and maybe you've got one and maybe you haven't. I don't know. +[2680.840 --> 2681.320] Chice. +[2687.960 --> 2692.760] Man. Oh, so close. So close. +[2695.240 --> 2701.960] All right, let's do that again. What tipped you off? What tipped you off? Zoom had a big notification. +[2702.920 --> 2709.880] Yeah, same thing over here. That's a yeah, it's like it's your beauty. I'll bring you in a +[2709.880 --> 2719.080] minute. There's no need. Chase. What do you go? Yes, entire video is essentially this. If you think +[2719.080 --> 2724.680] I'm bad, you're wrong. I donate money and you haven't learned that yet. I'm also perfect and +[2724.680 --> 2730.520] amazing. I regret nothing, but that's only because you don't understand it at all. I'm awesome. +[2730.520 --> 2737.400] Have a nice day. I'm also awesome. That's the summary of the video. And I think he +[2738.280 --> 2744.600] in his deepest mind, I think he means well. I don't think he means to hurt people. +[2745.720 --> 2750.760] So I will say that for him. I don't think he's out to hurt anyone. I think he's out to elevate +[2750.760 --> 2756.280] himself. And he may hurt people on accident in the process, but I don't think he's deliberately trying +[2756.360 --> 2761.400] to push anybody down. I just think he's trying to elevate himself. And it's at the cost of +[2761.400 --> 2769.000] whoever the hell gets in the way. Greg? Well, guys, he's a kickboxer. Look, I come from a world +[2769.000 --> 2775.560] where testosterone forces people to do a lot of things. You know, I'm 60. When I was young, of course, +[2775.560 --> 2780.440] I had a whole lot more testosterone. It'll hold up more stupid things. If you're kickboxer by nature +[2780.440 --> 2784.440] and you see everything as an adversary and you've got high testosterone levels when you're young, +[2784.520 --> 2789.000] you're probably going to be less risk averse and take those chances. Every time you get rewarded +[2789.000 --> 2793.000] for one of those stupid things you say or do, then you're going to do it again and you're going to +[2793.000 --> 2797.720] get bigger and bigger and bigger. All of us are also attention seekers. You're watching us. So +[2797.720 --> 2801.320] clearly we're attention seekers as well. It's a matter of how you take that space. You know, +[2801.320 --> 2805.160] people will be offended by some of the things we say, like me saying to you earlier, I probably won't +[2805.160 --> 2811.560] read that comment. But the key becomes how much do you listen to people and how do you stop rather +[2811.560 --> 2815.000] than running for the fence every time you get it? If a guy's running for the fence every time he got +[2815.560 --> 2820.440] get the ball and got in the way with it, he's going to get bigger and bigger ego. And they threw +[2820.440 --> 2825.800] water on him at the last minute. Here we are. This is almost comedy to me to watch that people think +[2825.800 --> 2831.400] that this guy should be giving them life lessons. But when you're a young man and you think cars and +[2831.400 --> 2836.440] all of this stuff make you into whatever it is you're trying to be and he's giving you the image +[2836.440 --> 2840.920] you want, then he can kind of become your life coach. Just a matter of that's what you want. Your +[2840.920 --> 2847.080] sons to be or that's what you want to be. Then this is the right product for you, not for me. +[2847.080 --> 2852.440] Scott, what do you got? I think this is a great study and seen how someone's ego can get out of hand +[2852.440 --> 2859.640] and get you in a lot of trouble by mouthing off with a huge ego like that. So I think I go back +[2859.640 --> 2864.600] to the worst part of it, whereas he did that video. It said I drove my rolls Royce to help these people. +[2865.400 --> 2870.680] For me, that said, as soon as I heard that, I was like, okay, I'm out. I get it. I see what +[2871.320 --> 2877.000] one section of why he's in trouble. The other stuff I'm not familiar with what all he got in trouble for. +[2877.000 --> 2885.960] But I can see why he probably would if he's got an ego like that's huge. So I know it sounds bad, +[2885.960 --> 2890.680] but that's what I think. That felt like this was a good one and see you next time. +[2895.560 --> 2899.400] J gun. +[2906.040 --> 2909.720] J gun. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_FVfyj79lwyk.txt b/transcript/reaction_FVfyj79lwyk.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2a3b622a740c07b008c379b9cf8445af8b77357d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_FVfyj79lwyk.txt @@ -0,0 +1,209 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.520] How's it gone, bros? My name is PewDiePie! +[3.520 --> 4.680] I'm just kidding. +[4.680 --> 6.520] Well hey there, Adios. Welcome back to Observe. +[6.520 --> 12.280] In today's video, we're going to be reacting to the Body Language Evolution of PewDiePie +[12.280 --> 16.680] or Felix Eggshellberger over the past years of his career on YouTube. +[16.680 --> 20.720] I found the earliest video that I possibly could and combined it with the most recent +[20.720 --> 25.640] video that applied, and I hope you'll be able to see some very interesting non-verbal +[25.640 --> 27.720] developments throughout the years. +[30.000 --> 40.240] But without further ado, let's talk a little bit about Felix Schellberger, PewDiePie. +[40.240 --> 44.520] Now for the few of you who don't know who Felix or PewDiePie is, he is one of the largest +[44.520 --> 49.560] YouTubers in the world holding the record for the most subscribed YouTube channel for a +[49.560 --> 52.000] very long time. +[52.000 --> 57.760] Now I want to be able to take today to direct my expertise towards his specific non-verbal +[57.760 --> 63.240] patterns over the last decade to see how has Felix developed over the years. +[63.240 --> 64.760] That's enough talking. Let's dive in. +[64.760 --> 68.760] How's it going everyone? +[68.760 --> 69.760] PewDiePie here. +[69.760 --> 71.760] PewDiePie! +[71.760 --> 74.200] This is going to be a video where I... +[74.200 --> 77.880] Okay, a few things that I just want to go ahead and talk about right off the bat is first +[77.880 --> 80.360] notice how small he is in the frame. +[80.360 --> 81.920] This is common for a few reasons. +[81.920 --> 86.400] One of the most common ones though is that the person recording is largely not extremely +[86.400 --> 88.720] comfortable being in front of a camera. +[88.720 --> 92.520] Other reasons can be because they're in front of a green screen or because they just naturally +[92.520 --> 93.520] sit that way. +[93.520 --> 97.880] But we know for a fact as Felix develops that he becomes a bit more animated. +[97.880 --> 102.120] So we could see here right off the bat that his nonverbal communication is displaying +[102.120 --> 103.520] signs of discomfort. +[103.520 --> 108.640] Also, if you pay attention to his face, it remains largely unmoving. +[108.640 --> 113.160] He keeps the same general expression all the way through despite there being different +[113.160 --> 114.640] topics throughout this video. +[114.640 --> 115.640] Let's keep watching this. +[115.720 --> 118.960] Guys, my channel was going on in my life. +[118.960 --> 119.960] Why not? +[119.960 --> 125.440] There is some way I haven't been uploading videos and maybe putting as much effort into my +[125.440 --> 126.440] videos. +[126.440 --> 128.240] So he puts a little bit of distance between him and the screen. +[128.240 --> 130.560] No big deal there, but he also straightens his shirt. +[130.560 --> 132.000] He has some shrugs in there. +[132.000 --> 133.080] This is him displaying. +[133.080 --> 135.680] He is aware of how he presents himself to the camera. +[135.680 --> 139.960] He might be feeling a little bit insecure or just uncomfortable once again as you can +[139.960 --> 140.960] kind of tell. +[140.960 --> 147.160] Now, there has been somebody who is a public speaker who has reviewed Felix's public speaking +[147.160 --> 148.160] throughout the years. +[148.160 --> 149.560] And this is similar to that. +[149.560 --> 154.360] And the public speaker points on some body language aspects, not the least of which is +[154.360 --> 158.640] the two-sided shrug, which can be seen as sincere. +[158.640 --> 162.760] But what it's communicating nonverbal is an, I don't know. +[162.760 --> 163.760] I don't know. +[163.760 --> 167.160] And this happens both subconsciously and consciously. +[167.160 --> 169.320] I'm doing this much effort into my videos. +[169.320 --> 175.600] It's summer and usually I don't spend that much time on the internet during the summer. +[175.600 --> 179.400] So you can hear his pitch changing and his projection changing. +[179.400 --> 182.400] Nevertheless, his facial expression remains largely the same. +[182.400 --> 184.960] And this is just a sign of desynchronization. +[184.960 --> 187.400] He's not comfortable in front of the camera right now. +[187.400 --> 189.400] It's just showing and it's no big deal. +[189.400 --> 194.160] I usually take a break from electronics or whatever, just because the internet here is +[194.160 --> 195.160] so slow. +[195.160 --> 196.160] So I don't really bother with it. +[196.360 --> 198.880] I usually just check my Facebook on whatever. +[198.880 --> 202.160] A lot of people have been asking him why his channel has been that way. +[202.160 --> 206.360] This scratch on the side of the head is a self-suiting gesture, which would be in response +[206.360 --> 212.160] to the questions that subscribers no doubt were having at the time as to where have you been. +[212.160 --> 215.560] He's a little uncomfortable with the question, so he does a little self-suiting gesture. +[215.560 --> 218.160] He is being genuine though and that's good to see. +[218.160 --> 219.160] Too much information. +[219.160 --> 225.160] So yeah, I think that was pretty much all I had to say. +[225.160 --> 227.160] I hope you guys have the best song. +[227.160 --> 229.160] I don't know where I should look like. +[229.160 --> 230.160] I'm like, she'll look there. +[230.160 --> 232.160] I hope you guys have the best summer ever. +[232.160 --> 236.160] And I'll still be around. +[236.160 --> 238.160] I love you guys so much. +[238.160 --> 241.160] Alright, so you can hear a little bit of nervous laughter. +[241.160 --> 245.160] He's fairly inexperienced with where to look with the camera. +[245.160 --> 247.160] His number of communication is just showing he's new to YouTube. +[247.160 --> 251.160] And it's good to be able to see somebody who has been on the platform for 10 years. +[251.160 --> 257.160] Start at a level that is more obtainable to just about everybody instead of just coming right out of the gate. +[257.160 --> 260.160] Fully professional looking and ready to take on the world. +[260.160 --> 261.160] Let's keep watching. +[261.160 --> 265.160] This is a little bit later on in his lifetime now. +[265.160 --> 267.160] I'll see you guys in rest. +[267.160 --> 269.160] My name is Peryna Pa. +[269.160 --> 271.160] So a lot more animated right off the bat. +[271.160 --> 276.160] And he's doing his very intentional moves for his intro with the Pery Pie thing. +[276.160 --> 280.160] And all of that, this is all him being able to fall into character that he maintained +[280.160 --> 282.160] for some time. +[282.160 --> 284.160] But it is forced body language. +[284.160 --> 286.160] It's very over the top. +[286.160 --> 289.160] It's very dynamic and people really appreciate it for that part. +[289.160 --> 292.160] Welcome to Peryna Pa. +[292.160 --> 294.160] On the next show fucking Friday. +[294.160 --> 297.160] Who would have thought Peryn's actually colded it off. +[297.160 --> 301.160] So one of the things that I want to be able to know about Felix early, early on is that +[301.160 --> 305.160] despite him seeming very happy and outgoing and bubbly on the camera. +[305.160 --> 309.160] If you watch his eyes, they are a fairly good representation of his actual emotional state. +[309.160 --> 315.160] So here you can see that not a lot of emotion enters into his eyebrows in eyes area, +[315.160 --> 321.160] which means that he may not be feeling this happiness that he's presenting to the world right now. +[321.160 --> 322.160] And that's okay. +[322.160 --> 328.160] Sometimes you do have to be able to put on a face and oftentimes as an entertainer, you really have to put on a face often. +[328.160 --> 331.160] But it shows up largely in his eyes area. +[331.160 --> 334.160] And where you can see here, I see that he's tired. +[334.160 --> 336.160] This is due to the heaviness of the upper eyelids. +[336.160 --> 342.160] And I can also see that he's not feeling the joy that he's presenting on the rest of his body. +[342.160 --> 348.160] Due to the fact that the muscles up here that act automatically during genuine smiling are not active. +[348.160 --> 350.160] His smile isn't fully reaching his eyes. +[350.160 --> 352.160] AKA, it's forced a little bit. +[352.160 --> 358.160] A lot of people that have to act like they're happy all the time, oftentimes, have to force it just a little. +[358.160 --> 362.160] Anyway, I created fries with pit-a-pie. +[362.160 --> 366.160] I think it's been no one and a half year now since the first one. +[366.160 --> 374.160] Doing some squinting and looking off to the side, this is an expression of genuine recollection as proven by the people over at the University of Rochester. +[374.160 --> 377.160] So that's good to see. He's really genuinely recollecting. +[377.160 --> 380.160] And I did it because I wanted to get in touch with your brows. +[380.160 --> 383.160] I wanted to acknowledge you in whatever freaking way. +[383.160 --> 388.160] And I thought, what better way to do that than to actually talk to your brows. +[388.160 --> 391.160] So you can hear that he's really putting on a persona for this. +[391.160 --> 394.160] And he had this often throughout his videos throughout the years. +[394.160 --> 404.160] And that is going to be part of what lens towards the disconnected, desynchronized body language that will see between his face, his gestures, and the emotion that he's presenting. +[404.160 --> 408.160] So that was that. I hope you both enjoyed. +[408.160 --> 412.160] I don't necessarily enjoy it yet as much. +[412.160 --> 415.160] So you can't tell, but this is later on in the video. +[415.160 --> 418.160] I'm going to cut it here, just be able to focus on his face. +[418.160 --> 423.160] And afterwards, after the actual video itself, he had a lot more joy in his face than before. +[423.160 --> 430.160] You could see the action here in the corners of his cheek slash eye area where the smile is genuinely reaching his eyes. +[430.160 --> 434.160] This means that this video brought a little bit of joy to him by the end of it. +[434.160 --> 444.160] You froze because for me, it's really hard to realize that there are actually so many, or at least people out there who find a lot of... +[444.160 --> 449.160] The action is increasing as he's talking about people who are subbing to him and how many people there are. +[449.160 --> 453.160] It makes him physically and mentally uncomfortable to talk about. +[453.160 --> 456.160] That many people being subscribed to watch his content. +[456.160 --> 459.160] He's starting to fidget more. He's looking off to the side. +[459.160 --> 463.160] This is all signs of nerves and uncomfortable when they're centered around this topic of subscribers. +[463.160 --> 467.160] A lot of joy in watching my videos. +[467.160 --> 471.160] And that's another sign of insecurity with a lopsided shrug there. +[471.160 --> 477.160] He's really not comfortable here. Understandably, a lot of people really are not comfortable talking about the subscribers they have. +[477.160 --> 480.160] I would be one of those and he was definitely one of those there as well. +[480.160 --> 485.160] It's crazy for me that I can barely understand it myself. +[485.160 --> 491.160] So it makes me really, really happy to chat with you, bros. It's really awesome. +[491.160 --> 494.160] So yeah, stay awesome. +[494.160 --> 498.160] Thank you for watching. And we're gonna end it with a problem list. +[498.160 --> 500.160] Here it comes. +[500.160 --> 503.160] So PewDiePie during this era was definitely becoming more of his own person. +[503.160 --> 506.160] By this time he's already made hundreds of videos. +[506.160 --> 510.160] So he's had a lot of practice and he's starting to use a lot more intentional gestures. +[510.160 --> 517.160] Be it with his intro, with his outro, with illustrators that he'll maybe kind of draw a word picture with his hands. +[517.160 --> 525.160] This is all part of Felix becoming more comfortable nonverbal in front of a camera and becoming more comfortable with who he is. +[525.160 --> 532.160] This next phase, if you've watched Felix for a while, you know this phase and Felix, if you're watching this, you know this phase. +[532.160 --> 539.160] This was a fun time, but I tried to find one that really got to show Felix's real nonverbal communication during this time. +[539.160 --> 542.160] How's it going, bros? My name is PewDiePie. +[542.160 --> 546.160] Today I have some special, exciting news you've read. +[546.160 --> 550.160] Alright, so now we're still seeing these illustrators, very intentional ones. +[550.160 --> 553.160] He's more energetic and more comfortable than he was before. +[553.160 --> 564.160] This feels like he's putting on less of a persona, but it still has that over the top, very dynamic persona that many YouTubers in this specific field would put off. +[564.160 --> 568.160] That also being said, if you watch his eyebrows, they are not synchronized with his eyes. +[568.160 --> 573.160] This is still something to where he's forcing this happiness a little bit to be able to come across. +[573.160 --> 579.160] This is more enjoyable to watch in general, but he's not feeling that joy as prevalently as he's presenting it. +[579.160 --> 588.160] Title, I finally, finally received the 10 million diamond play button. +[588.160 --> 597.160] It's good to be able to see the smile reaching his eyes over here in the corner of his eyes here, a little bit bigger smile, a little bit more genuine, not totally felt, but still quite genuine. +[597.160 --> 604.160] If you don't know, YouTube is heading out for people with over 10 million subchannels, this diamond play button. +[605.160 --> 611.160] We're at 44 million, so it's a little late to the party YouTube, but I thought we'd unbox this together. +[611.160 --> 617.160] Like, what am I going to do with it? It is just clearly trash. Like, what am I going to do with it? I'm legit pissed. +[617.160 --> 619.160] I waited. +[619.160 --> 631.160] So once again, watch his eyebrows, hardly moving along with, and while that's not a complete sign of insensarity of emotion, it really does let you know that he is in fact acting still to some degree. +[631.160 --> 638.160] He's still forcing this emotion. He's still trying to convey a certain energy that he's not necessarily feeling right now. +[638.160 --> 649.160] So long, and you know what? I thought, okay, once he announced the diamond play button two years ago, I was like, oh, that's cool. Maybe now I'll finally get it. +[649.160 --> 669.160] Yeah, he puts in the corner that it's actual sadness, and to an extent, it's actual sadness. But this is where you can really see his eyebrows haven't changed from his anger, joy, and sadness. +[669.160 --> 676.160] So it's actual sadness, but it's actual sadness for the camera rather than genuine hurt and pain. +[676.160 --> 681.160] He's frustrated. He's maybe a little bit bummed out. But as far as torment, nowhere close. +[681.160 --> 686.160] Felix, during this time, definitely started owning his own character a little bit more here. +[686.160 --> 694.160] I skipped over a lot of content for Felix because he is produced over 4,000 videos at this point of this upload. +[694.160 --> 706.160] I'm back, baby. Oh, oh, feels good. I've been on a break. In case you haven't noticed, did you miss me? +[706.160 --> 710.160] You missed me. Just say it. I missed you too. It's okay. +[710.160 --> 721.160] You know what's fantastic to see? His eyebrows are moving. That's exciting. So that means that what we're seeing now from Felix is the most real that he's ever been on his channel. +[721.160 --> 730.160] He's really presenting what his genuine personality and energy is as best as possible to the camera lens itself. +[730.160 --> 736.160] And you can see that through the synchronization of his face, his eyebrows are moving and it's in sync with his eyes and his gestures. +[736.160 --> 742.160] This is all telling me that his numberable communication is synchronized across emotion and physical display. +[742.160 --> 746.160] Let's see if this continues on. Shine Roll the intro. +[746.160 --> 753.160] What the fuck did you do with the reddit walks down his car? I'll get some. What just to be a channel? +[753.160 --> 756.160] Does it accept the sort of lie? +[758.160 --> 767.160] Before we begin, I have an exciting announcement. After years of begging, I finally decided to do a face reveal. +[767.160 --> 773.160] That's right. I'm finally coming clean and doing the face reveal. This is a big deal. +[773.160 --> 789.160] So his body language is completely synchronized. But you could see what Felix has done here is moved away from trying to force a specific emotion to talking about emotion in an ironic fashion, which allows him to be able to maintain his normal resting baseline for his expressions. +[789.160 --> 798.160] He no longer really tries to amp up the emotions as much. But when he does now, it's not in a way that's disingenuous from himself. +[798.160 --> 805.160] He's amping up emotion while still being himself. And it's coming across more natural and more genuine to the people that are watching him. +[805.160 --> 818.160] And that's an excellent sign of somebody who started off trying to force a specific persona and was able to develop in such a way that allowed him to approach the internet more relaxed and more naturally. +[818.160 --> 823.160] Right now, he's at the most natural that he has been throughout the past ten years. +[824.160 --> 829.160] Everything is different now. Actually, that makes me want to look at really quick before I do this. +[829.160 --> 835.160] Fudy pie face reveal. I remember when I did it the first time. I looked like a little dweeb. Where am I? +[835.160 --> 841.160] It was my thousand sub. There it is. I was 2005 under. There I am. +[842.160 --> 849.160] Oh, interesting thing. So I'm going to talk about a couple things. First, I'm not going to talk about the earliest video Felix here because I already did something like that earlier. +[849.160 --> 859.160] But if you look at what Felix is doing, he's starting to stroke his chin, which has two general possibilities. Either one, he's deep in thought or two, it's a self-sothing gesture, which people will do. +[859.160 --> 870.160] They will stroke their mouth or chin to be able to add some level of self-sothing. So when he's looking at himself here, looking at his body language, it's already telling me that he's uncomfortable with what he sees. +[871.160 --> 878.160] Let's see if his words do that. In 2011, revealing my face to the internet for the first time. +[878.160 --> 888.160] I realized that now that I run the most handsome face of 2020, it's all going to be downhill from there. So I got a live of people's imagination from now on. +[888.160 --> 894.160] I think he did address it in the actual video, but I cut it out a little bit in this one just to keep it short. +[894.160 --> 901.160] But I hope you enjoyed this little video. I'm trying to keep these shorter and I'm having trouble keeping my videos to a short more consumable length. +[901.160 --> 915.160] But my synopsis of Felix is that he started off feeling very uncomfortable, obviously, and it presented itself non-verbally. But more importantly, he started off really forcing a persona that he didn't feel natural in himself. +[915.160 --> 922.160] That he did not feel the emotions that he was pushing, and his non-verbal communication displayed that. +[922.160 --> 934.160] But now that he's gotten older and he's had time to not only get used to it, but he's matured and he's developed and he's figured out more of who he is, and he has more comfort and confidence in that. +[934.160 --> 942.160] What we can see now is maybe a little bit more jaded, mature, and self-confident version of Felix Shelbert. +[942.160 --> 948.160] So let me know what you thought about this, and if possible, let's see if we can get it into Lwai. +[948.160 --> 958.160] So if you are on Reddit, which I'm not because I am very illiterate with the Reddit realm of the internet, but if you are, go ahead and post it to his subreddit, and I would greatly appreciate it. +[958.160 --> 971.160] If you did enjoy this video, let me know by hitting the like button. If you would like to be able to see one of your favorite creators or on screen talents, their journey non-verbally throughout their careers, let me know their names in the comment section below. +[971.160 --> 980.160] I will go through and find the most popular ones. We're on a poll. You vote and you get to decide who the next person will be coming out on Friday. +[980.160 --> 988.160] We will see Trisha, Paitis, and the drama and controversy that's going around there, and then beyond that, we'll just have to see what happens. +[988.160 --> 996.160] However, I do have a feeling that Rhett and Link might be in order, but, but without further ado, that's all that I've got for the day. +[996.160 --> 1002.160] My name is Logan and you have been also awesome as you always are, and I will see you in the next video. 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complete and +[20.820 --> 22.640] inside the 20 yard line. +[22.640 --> 24.140] Love to see him get his hands on +[24.140 --> 27.340] the football here earlier, second and +[27.340 --> 28.340] and then the ball goes in. +[28.340 --> 30.340] That's his zone over the middle. +[30.340 --> 32.340] It's caught inside the five of the +[32.340 --> 33.340] middle and the end zone. +[33.340 --> 37.340] Drake London for the touchdown. +[37.340 --> 41.340] Six seconds. +[41.340 --> 42.340] Seven plays. +[42.340 --> 44.340] 70 yards and six points. +[44.340 --> 46.340] A KJ Brett's an issue in coverage. +[46.340 --> 50.340] Sir Vasiay Dennis is out of this game. +[50.340 --> 51.340] The starting linebacker. +[51.340 --> 53.340] Brett is very good against the run. +[53.340 --> 55.340] He's a downhill thumper as a middle +[55.340 --> 57.340] linebacker but in coverage they +[57.340 --> 59.340] attacked on that opening drive. +[59.340 --> 62.340] They start with a shot white in the +[62.340 --> 65.340] backfield from the 37 yard line. +[65.340 --> 66.340] Well play action. +[66.340 --> 69.340] They could step some fires caught on +[69.340 --> 71.340] the other side of the 50 yard line. +[71.340 --> 72.340] Thank God. +[72.340 --> 73.340] Oh no. +[73.340 --> 75.340] Third and five. +[75.340 --> 77.340] They feel fires over the middle +[77.340 --> 79.340] and the traffic and that is hold in. +[79.340 --> 82.340] And Evans forward progress will let +[82.340 --> 84.340] him watch in the game less. +[84.340 --> 85.340] They're very unique everywhere, +[85.340 --> 86.340] like every play. +[86.340 --> 87.340] Yeah. +[87.340 --> 88.340] Pick six to. +[88.340 --> 89.340] Third and nine. +[89.340 --> 90.340] Caught and blocking out in front as he +[90.340 --> 91.340] goes to the tight end. +[91.340 --> 92.340] Yeah. +[92.340 --> 94.340] I didn't have the game when he touchdowns +[94.340 --> 95.340] in the game here between the bucks +[95.340 --> 97.340] and the Falcons last year. +[97.340 --> 99.340] They feel fires that's caught inside +[99.340 --> 101.340] the five yard line and it's a first +[101.340 --> 107.340] down and goal. +[107.340 --> 108.340] Fake toss. +[108.340 --> 109.340] Comes back the other way. +[109.340 --> 112.340] Why it open touchdowns so Evans +[112.340 --> 118.340] comes back into the game and scores. +[118.340 --> 120.340] Well each team with a beautifully +[120.340 --> 122.340] executed opening drive. +[122.340 --> 124.340] And the offense a coordinator in +[124.340 --> 126.340] play caller taking a page out of an +[126.340 --> 129.340] Andy Reed type of type of call here +[129.340 --> 131.340] uses the eyes to affect with +[131.340 --> 133.340] with Bucky Irving and then comes back. +[133.340 --> 134.340] Nobody picks him up. +[134.340 --> 135.340] You can see Torell. +[135.340 --> 136.340] I think he's a man to man. +[136.340 --> 138.340] They're confused here because of +[138.340 --> 139.340] that movement. +[139.340 --> 140.340] Half of the defense play. +[141.340 --> 143.340] And the timing looks very good so +[143.340 --> 145.340] far tonight. +[145.340 --> 148.340] Well the fake ton of time right on +[148.340 --> 149.340] the money. +[149.340 --> 151.340] He is a handful for those safes to +[151.340 --> 152.340] come up and tackle. +[152.340 --> 154.340] Great block by McGarry to pave the +[154.340 --> 155.340] way. +[155.340 --> 157.340] Pass is going to be caught along the +[157.340 --> 159.340] sideline getting free again. +[159.340 --> 161.340] Is McCloud. +[161.340 --> 165.340] Robinson resets in the backfield. +[165.340 --> 167.340] Third and five under pressure for +[167.340 --> 169.340] the first time and down he goes. +[169.340 --> 171.340] Sooner or later. +[176.340 --> 179.340] And this one. +[179.340 --> 181.340] He misses that one. +[181.340 --> 183.340] You know let let's be consistent. +[183.340 --> 185.340] Man it looked great last week. +[185.340 --> 186.340] The size of it tonight. +[186.340 --> 188.340] Throwing the ball given these +[188.340 --> 190.340] receivers a chance. +[190.340 --> 192.340] Again a good run this time breaking +[192.340 --> 193.340] tackles. +[193.340 --> 197.340] The back is white. +[197.340 --> 200.340] Good pass catcher. +[200.340 --> 202.340] And this time the passes in +[202.340 --> 203.340] complete a little behind. +[203.340 --> 204.340] Godwin. +[204.340 --> 207.340] Atlantic gets an 11th guy back on +[207.340 --> 209.340] the field in a hurry. +[209.340 --> 214.340] And from 53 McLaughlin sends it +[214.340 --> 220.340] right down the middle. +[220.340 --> 222.340] He's always had that reputation +[222.340 --> 223.340] and throws here. +[223.340 --> 226.340] And then he's going to be +[226.340 --> 227.340] caught. +[227.340 --> 229.340] Pressure coming. +[229.340 --> 232.340] Anger in the pocket wide open. +[232.340 --> 233.340] Fourth. +[233.340 --> 235.340] Third and 14. +[235.340 --> 237.340] Over the middle and making the 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Here's Bucky Irving. +[389.340 --> 393.340] First down from the 29 yard line. +[393.340 --> 394.340] Big hole. +[394.340 --> 395.340] White. +[395.340 --> 396.340] Still moving. +[396.340 --> 399.340] White inside the 30 and taken +[399.340 --> 401.340] down to around the 10 yard line +[401.340 --> 403.340] by AJ Carell. +[403.340 --> 405.340] Tell him what the helmet. +[405.340 --> 407.340] From the 15. +[407.340 --> 408.340] Chos here. +[408.340 --> 409.340] Room. +[409.340 --> 410.340] Nice move to the five. +[410.340 --> 412.340] Those Bucky Irving. +[412.340 --> 414.340] Evans split left. +[414.340 --> 416.340] God went to the right. +[416.340 --> 418.340] Take the throws to the corner. +[418.340 --> 419.340] And that's caught. +[419.340 --> 422.340] Sterling Shepherd comes up with +[422.340 --> 423.340] it. +[423.340 --> 425.340] So the two guys who connected an +[425.340 --> 426.340] Oklahoma years ago. +[426.340 --> 429.340] Shepherd off the practice one. +[429.340 --> 431.340] A couple of weeks ago. +[431.340 --> 433.340] Homes in for the touchdown. +[433.340 --> 435.340] Campa Bay takes the lead again. +[435.340 --> 437.340] Watch as he moves out to the right. +[437.340 --> 439.340] He knows exactly where he wants to +[439.340 --> 441.340] go back to that corner. +[441.340 --> 443.340] But before he releases the ball. +[443.340 --> 445.340] Look at this coverage right here. +[445.340 --> 446.340] That's pretty tight. +[446.340 --> 447.340] And look where he plays. +[447.340 --> 448.340] That's pretty tight. +[448.340 --> 450.340] And look where he puts the ball. +[450.340 --> 452.340] I mean, that is an outstanding +[452.340 --> 455.340] throw by Baker Mayfield. +[455.340 --> 457.340] See Shepherd work inside. +[457.340 --> 459.340] Kind of hesitate. +[459.340 --> 461.340] Picks up switch of coverage. +[461.340 --> 463.340] And then gets away from Hamilton +[463.340 --> 464.340] there with an outstanding throw. +[464.340 --> 466.340] Again, that's a great look at it +[466.340 --> 467.340] right there. +[467.340 --> 468.340] I mean, he could not have handed +[468.340 --> 470.340] that football any better to his +[470.340 --> 471.340] college teammate. +[471.340 --> 474.340] Well, the Atlanta Falcons. +[474.340 --> 476.340] Watching his man cousins go deep +[476.340 --> 478.340] downfield and he's going to be caught +[478.340 --> 480.340] at the 50 yard line. +[480.340 --> 483.340] And away they go. +[483.340 --> 487.340] Take throws in the pass. +[487.340 --> 489.340] Open, caught 30 yard line. +[489.340 --> 491.340] Spinning around and thrown out +[491.340 --> 493.340] of bounds at the 28 yard line is +[493.340 --> 495.340] Rooney trying to go those fast +[495.340 --> 497.340] tempos not to allow them to dig their +[497.340 --> 499.340] fleets in and come after you. +[499.340 --> 501.340] Second and eight. +[501.340 --> 502.340] Trash her again. +[502.340 --> 503.340] Get it away. +[503.340 --> 504.340] I'm going to play. +[504.340 --> 505.340] Go. +[505.340 --> 506.340] Look out. +[506.340 --> 507.340] Got him by the shirt collar. +[507.340 --> 508.340] And Danny goes. +[508.340 --> 510.340] Anthony Nelson will get that +[510.340 --> 511.340] sack. +[511.340 --> 513.340] I'm trying to plant that back to +[513.340 --> 522.340] 48 yard attempt by Koo. +[522.340 --> 526.340] Is good. +[526.340 --> 529.340] Well, it pointed with each other +[529.340 --> 532.340] through the years. +[532.340 --> 534.340] And then he throws caught big +[534.340 --> 535.340] gain here. +[535.340 --> 536.340] Ball is out. +[536.340 --> 537.340] M is his there. +[537.340 --> 538.340] Does he get it? +[538.340 --> 540.340] Does he save the day and he does? +[540.340 --> 542.340] So that's a game of 21. +[542.340 --> 544.340] The ball into the Falcons +[544.340 --> 546.340] territory. +[546.340 --> 547.340] On the move. +[547.340 --> 549.340] Throwing caught to the 40 yard +[549.340 --> 550.340] line. +[550.340 --> 551.340] It's in his chance to be a defense +[551.340 --> 552.340] coordinator. +[552.340 --> 553.340] And after that experience really +[553.340 --> 554.340] understands offense is that much +[554.340 --> 555.340] better. +[555.340 --> 558.340] They feel the stage is going to run. +[558.340 --> 560.340] And he's going to bang his way +[560.340 --> 562.340] close to a first down. +[562.340 --> 563.340] First round pick. +[563.340 --> 566.340] 26th overall. +[566.340 --> 567.340] Over the middle. +[567.340 --> 568.340] That's caught. +[568.340 --> 569.340] Tied in. +[569.340 --> 571.340] White. +[571.340 --> 575.340] Clanking may feel. +[575.340 --> 577.340] Protection breaks down. +[577.340 --> 578.340] Sad. +[578.340 --> 581.340] At the 15 yard line. +[581.340 --> 583.340] On Yamata. +[583.340 --> 587.340] 32 yard field goal attempt. +[587.340 --> 589.340] Easy pickings. +[589.340 --> 592.340] And with 117. +[592.340 --> 594.340] And it puts his court five +[594.340 --> 596.340] tonight on six targets. +[596.340 --> 598.340] Looking straight over the middle. +[598.340 --> 600.340] Wide open making the catch at the 50 yard +[600.340 --> 601.340] line. +[601.340 --> 607.340] Waiting seconds of the quarter. +[607.340 --> 609.340] Big pole left side breaking +[609.340 --> 611.340] tackle inside the 30. +[611.340 --> 614.340] Goes B. John Robinson. +[614.340 --> 616.340] For his biggest run of the day. +[616.340 --> 618.340] And then he's going to make any +[618.340 --> 619.340] substitutions. +[619.340 --> 620.340] To the outside. +[620.340 --> 621.340] The passes caught. +[621.340 --> 623.340] Breaking the tackle. +[623.340 --> 625.340] Into the end zone. +[625.340 --> 628.340] There are no moody cuts down. +[628.340 --> 636.340] Having a veteran quarterback. +[636.340 --> 637.340] You can go hurry up. +[637.340 --> 639.340] Take them out of that aggressive +[639.340 --> 640.340] mindset. +[640.340 --> 641.340] See Ray Ray. +[641.340 --> 642.340] Ray Ray McLeod kind of sets his +[642.340 --> 643.340] screen. +[643.340 --> 645.340] Moody gets him behind him. +[645.340 --> 647.340] He's got a tough on the defender +[647.340 --> 648.340] to stay with him. +[648.340 --> 650.340] A good shake to the inside. +[650.340 --> 651.340] Back to the outside. +[651.340 --> 653.340] Pulls away from tanky Smith. +[653.340 --> 655.340] Done a better job of getting him out +[655.340 --> 656.340] of that rhythm. +[656.340 --> 657.340] Mayfield in the pocket. +[657.340 --> 658.340] Fire's over the middle. +[658.340 --> 659.340] Caught. +[659.340 --> 661.340] Can you first down. +[661.340 --> 664.340] From the 43 yard line. +[664.340 --> 666.340] Mayfield stepping up. +[666.340 --> 667.340] Gonna run with it. +[667.340 --> 669.340] Gonna get a first down. +[669.340 --> 670.340] And several more. +[670.340 --> 672.340] Third down and nine. +[672.340 --> 675.340] Mayfield. +[675.340 --> 678.340] A voice to sack. +[678.340 --> 679.340] Takes off. +[679.340 --> 686.340] But it's stopped. +[686.340 --> 687.340] Again. +[687.340 --> 689.340] Makes it look so easy. +[689.340 --> 690.340] Right down the middle. +[690.340 --> 693.340] Been masterful along with per cousins. +[693.340 --> 695.340] Trust me, Sean is watching and +[695.340 --> 696.340] looking at film. +[696.340 --> 698.340] The baby's not too old for him to do +[698.340 --> 700.340] the two o'clock feeding. +[701.340 --> 703.340] That's a six stash of time. +[703.340 --> 706.340] I think it's the 30. +[706.340 --> 710.340] Fire wide open and drop. +[710.340 --> 712.340] For Koo. +[712.340 --> 714.340] To tie it. +[714.340 --> 715.340] Blocked. +[715.340 --> 718.340] So he's missed one. +[718.340 --> 720.340] Had that one blocked. +[720.340 --> 724.340] Second and ten. +[724.340 --> 727.340] White. +[728.340 --> 730.340] He's been gained here. +[730.340 --> 733.340] Under three to play right now. +[733.340 --> 736.340] Irving is the back. +[736.340 --> 738.340] He has it. +[738.340 --> 741.340] And it balled his out. +[741.340 --> 743.340] And the fountain said they have it. +[743.340 --> 745.340] And so are the officials. +[745.340 --> 748.340] Caden Ellis recovers it. +[748.340 --> 749.340] There he is. +[749.340 --> 751.340] London flanked outside. +[751.340 --> 753.340] Going forward. +[753.340 --> 756.340] Fire over the middle. +[756.340 --> 759.340] Intercept into the 35 yard line. +[759.340 --> 762.340] Lavante David. +[762.340 --> 765.340] The heart and soul. +[765.340 --> 770.340] Give it to him. +[770.340 --> 772.340] Secures at this time. +[772.340 --> 775.340] A flag is down. +[775.340 --> 776.340] Holy. +[776.340 --> 777.340] Nope. +[777.340 --> 778.340] Offence number 62. +[779.340 --> 780.340] It's the center. +[780.340 --> 781.340] Barton. +[781.340 --> 784.340] Last time out. +[784.340 --> 787.340] Keeping on the ground. +[787.340 --> 790.340] Making use of that time out. +[790.340 --> 793.340] London tops at eight. +[793.340 --> 796.340] Mooney also has eight. +[796.340 --> 799.340] Because it's fires over the middle. +[799.340 --> 800.340] Open there. +[800.340 --> 802.340] A patch of 40 yard line. +[802.340 --> 804.340] That's Mooney. +[804.340 --> 807.340] 111 yard night. +[807.340 --> 810.340] For Kirk Cousins. +[810.340 --> 813.340] Hangs in the pocket. +[813.340 --> 814.340] Fire. +[814.340 --> 815.340] That's caught. +[815.340 --> 817.340] Try to get out of bounds. +[817.340 --> 822.340] And then loses the ball out of bounds. +[822.340 --> 823.340] Out. +[823.340 --> 825.340] Said they're going to go over the middle. +[825.340 --> 827.340] To the 28 yard line. +[827.340 --> 828.340] That's Drake London. +[828.340 --> 833.340] But he can salvage it here and send it to overtime. +[833.340 --> 836.340] And then he's going to go over the middle. +[836.340 --> 837.340] For 47. +[837.340 --> 842.340] And they got a flag that's called a delay game. +[842.340 --> 845.340] They're called a delay game. +[845.340 --> 846.340] They are. +[846.340 --> 848.340] The late game. +[848.340 --> 850.340] By the offensive. +[850.340 --> 851.340] By your penalty. +[851.340 --> 852.340] Wow. +[852.340 --> 856.340] 52 yards. +[856.340 --> 859.340] And. +[859.340 --> 867.340] Over time. +[867.340 --> 868.340] Third down. +[868.340 --> 871.340] Third and three. +[871.340 --> 873.340] Fire caught London. +[873.340 --> 875.340] To the 45 yard line. +[875.340 --> 876.340] He goes. +[876.340 --> 882.340] His giant night continues and he's shaking up. +[882.340 --> 885.340] Mooney moving. +[885.340 --> 886.340] That's fired. +[886.340 --> 887.340] That's caught. +[887.340 --> 888.340] And that is. +[888.340 --> 889.340] Hodge. +[889.340 --> 891.340] And Hodge is going to take it. +[891.340 --> 897.340] To the end zone. +[897.340 --> 901.340] A most improbable win for the Atlanta Falcons. +[901.340 --> 917.340] And. +[917.340 --> 919.340] Go figure. +[919.340 --> 920.340] Blitz. +[920.340 --> 925.340] They blitz and they play man coverage and watch the throw. +[925.340 --> 927.340] Away from the corner right there. +[927.340 --> 929.340] And then it's just. +[929.340 --> 931.340] A great athletic play. +[931.340 --> 935.340] Good effort there by Ray Ray McLeod to help out. +[935.340 --> 938.340] But he puts this ball right where it needs to be. +[938.340 --> 940.340] Seemed to call him working around him. +[940.340 --> 943.340] But he couldn't get to it because of the location of the ball. +[943.340 --> 947.340] But a heck of an effort by this guy with fresh legs to spin out of it. +[947.340 --> 948.340] And not think first down. +[948.340 --> 950.340] He's thinking touchdown. +[950.340 --> 951.340] And look at that. +[951.340 --> 952.340] Look. +[952.340 --> 954.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[954.340 --> 955.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[955.340 --> 956.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[956.340 --> 957.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[957.340 --> 958.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[958.340 --> 959.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[959.340 --> 960.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[960.340 --> 961.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[961.340 --> 962.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[962.340 --> 963.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[963.340 --> 964.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[964.340 --> 965.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[965.340 --> 966.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[966.340 --> 967.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[967.340 --> 968.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[968.340 --> 969.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[969.340 --> 970.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[970.340 --> 971.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[971.340 --> 972.340] He's going to be a good guy. +[972.340 --> 973.340] He's going to be a good guy. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_MxIdDBvqgWg.txt b/transcript/reaction_MxIdDBvqgWg.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2eedc7023ee86dbbd5ef48285041060c8c16c84a --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_MxIdDBvqgWg.txt @@ -0,0 +1,133 @@ +[0.000 --> 3.200] Hey guys welcome back to the channel and today we are going to react to +[3.200 --> 6.000] Then Italian hand gestures reflect +[17.200 --> 21.000] Hi everyone and welcome to a new video today we are going to see together +[21.000 --> 26.000] 10 Italian hand gestures that you need to understand to become a true Italian +[26.000 --> 33.000] So guys this is very common this is a staple I need to make a video regarding this because +[33.000 --> 38.000] all over the world people think that we are going around in the streets saying like +[38.000 --> 40.000] what mama mia +[40.000 --> 44.000] That was the first thing I thought of when I read the title +[44.000 --> 46.000] Mama mia? No, we are going to explain +[46.000 --> 49.000] For me, my first expression that I came up with real +[49.000 --> 51.000] Oh, that's what I thought +[51.000 --> 53.000] Mama mia, mama mia +[53.000 --> 55.000] What? +[55.000 --> 59.000] That's not the truth but it's not even false +[59.000 --> 63.000] We as Italians use a lot of our hands when we see +[63.000 --> 71.000] We want to do videos we watch they kind of explain because the dialects are a little different from one another so to kind of help communicate +[71.000 --> 78.000] And when we communicate we are very much like what the... +[78.000 --> 87.000] So let's see them together now and by the end of the video we have 10 that you will understand and know the meaning of +[87.000 --> 96.000] But be sure to use them as smartly because some of them are not very polite and you may be misunderstood in Italy +[96.000 --> 100.000] Let's begin with the number one which is what? +[100.000 --> 103.000] What? What? Where? Why? +[103.000 --> 108.000] Marki Dicci, Markosa Steggi Cendo, Marki +[108.000 --> 114.000] Okay, so this is to say like what the hell are you talking about? What? +[114.000 --> 118.000] Number two is very well, great, perfect +[118.000 --> 125.000] Like this perfect, on point, optimal, va bene, perfect +[125.000 --> 129.000] So number three is like this +[129.000 --> 133.000] It's to say finito, germinato +[133.000 --> 135.000] Oh, it looks like this +[135.000 --> 137.000] Oh yeah, this one I've never seen this before +[137.000 --> 141.000] For me this is like finning like people kind of like +[141.000 --> 143.000] It's a wrap, it's a wrap +[143.000 --> 149.000] I've never seen this, I don't think I've seen this because if the first two like this one definitely seen the... +[149.000 --> 151.000] What is it? +[151.000 --> 159.000] I've seen this one, okay, I feel like I've seen it in like a historical +[159.000 --> 163.000] Not very like nowadays but I've seen it in like older stuff +[163.000 --> 165.000] This one, I don't think I've seen this one +[165.000 --> 169.000] Can I view? No more, no check view +[169.000 --> 173.000] For a danfinito, a Coca-Cola, we have no more coax +[173.000 --> 175.000] I mean, it's piacia +[175.000 --> 179.000] Number four is the root, so be careful +[179.000 --> 181.000] It's like this +[181.000 --> 183.000] Oh yeah, no me porta +[183.000 --> 185.000] Not that severe, that means I've seen it +[185.000 --> 187.000] No me porta, no me... +[187.000 --> 189.000] Really? Yeah +[189.000 --> 191.000] Yeah, it's like a few +[193.000 --> 197.000] I feel like I've seen it like once or twice before this gesture +[197.000 --> 201.000] A fight toy, a fight toy, no me porta +[201.000 --> 203.000] But yeah, I don't think it's too common +[203.000 --> 205.000] No me interessa +[205.000 --> 207.000] Number five is root as well +[207.000 --> 211.000] But did this kind of make sense? I'm not interested in the alphabet like Fukuha +[211.000 --> 213.000] I don't care if I'm Fukuha, but you know what I mean +[213.000 --> 215.000] And it's like this +[215.000 --> 221.000] It's like you know, like go away +[221.000 --> 225.000] Vi via, via, smama, smama +[225.000 --> 227.000] The best kind of looks like finished here +[227.000 --> 229.000] It's already the final finish here +[229.000 --> 231.000] It's like +[231.000 --> 239.000] How to say go away, smama, take away the stones, fight +[239.000 --> 241.000] This is like Fukuha, don't imagine +[241.000 --> 247.000] Ah, eh, eh, Fukuha, don't imagine +[247.000 --> 253.000] Sapesi, eh, if only Sapesi, if only you can imagine +[253.000 --> 257.000] Sapesi, what I've done to have success in life +[257.000 --> 259.000] I can't understand +[259.000 --> 261.000] I'm more like like reminiscent +[261.000 --> 263.000] Like thinking or looking at others +[263.000 --> 265.000] Yeah, yeah, yeah, like reminiscent +[265.000 --> 267.000] Eh, potenti sono immaginare +[267.000 --> 271.000] This is to say, I'm alone like a dog +[271.000 --> 275.000] Sono rimasto solo come un cane like this +[275.000 --> 277.000] That's similar to what? +[277.000 --> 279.000] Sono rimasto solo come un cane +[279.000 --> 283.000] Sono rimasto solo, I guess this one you kind of grab it +[283.000 --> 285.000] And what is more like you shake it a little bit? +[285.000 --> 287.000] I'm like a dog +[287.000 --> 289.000] All of them are coming up to me, abandoning me +[289.000 --> 291.000] I'm like a dog +[291.000 --> 293.000] I'm like a dog +[293.000 --> 295.000] I'm like a dog +[295.000 --> 297.000] I'm like a dog +[297.000 --> 299.000] Number 80, you are nuts +[299.000 --> 301.000] You are nuts +[301.000 --> 303.000] This person is nuts +[303.000 --> 305.000] This person is a dog +[305.000 --> 307.000] Maybe this is the original version of the video +[307.000 --> 311.000] It'll be but I feel like this is a universal love +[311.000 --> 313.000] In a capiciniente, a potenti +[313.000 --> 315.000] The brain is this crew +[315.000 --> 317.000] Yeah, yeah, yeah, loose crew +[317.000 --> 319.000] Because even a little inner views this has +[319.000 --> 321.000] A capiciniente, all you want to say is +[321.000 --> 323.000] The person in front of you +[323.000 --> 325.000] Sei passo, sei matto +[325.000 --> 327.000] Oh, sei passo, sei matto +[327.000 --> 329.000] Of course this is rude as well +[329.000 --> 331.000] This one is +[331.000 --> 333.000] Let's go, let's go andiamo +[333.000 --> 335.000] Andiamo +[335.000 --> 337.000] So, so, andiamo +[337.000 --> 339.000] Some of these are like so close to one another +[339.000 --> 341.000] That I got to do +[341.000 --> 343.000] I have to understand context then +[343.000 --> 345.000] Right, context does matter +[345.000 --> 347.000] But kind of like +[347.000 --> 349.000] Leave, like, but he said +[349.000 --> 351.000] I think this one was the one that will leave +[351.000 --> 353.000] Like it's all, like kind of like a over-leaf +[353.000 --> 355.000] Because leave, and let's go, it's kind of like a similar +[355.000 --> 357.000] Leave, you leave, and let's go +[357.000 --> 359.000] Both of us leave +[359.000 --> 361.000] So it's kind of similar, I guess that's why the expression is similar +[361.000 --> 363.000] Nine of the dogs, let's go +[363.000 --> 365.000] Andiamo, let's go +[365.000 --> 369.000] And of course you don't, you don't use it here +[369.000 --> 371.000] You use it like a level of your body +[371.000 --> 375.000] But to show you, I'm putting it here because to my head +[375.000 --> 379.000] So, andiamo, andiamo, let's go +[379.000 --> 381.000] This one is very funny and you do like this +[381.000 --> 383.000] You do like this +[383.000 --> 385.000] Hey, you shoot in your pants +[385.000 --> 387.000] You say cagato sotto, huh? +[387.000 --> 389.000] You say cagato sotto, huh? +[389.000 --> 391.000] I have puto paura +[391.000 --> 395.000] Okay guys, these are our 10 Italian hand gestures +[395.000 --> 397.000] Have hope you like them +[397.000 --> 399.000] Like in general video, a comment guys +[399.000 --> 403.000] Let us know how common actually these are +[403.000 --> 407.000] Like are these like, just more so historic that you know, we're using them +[407.000 --> 409.000] The past are still like as common to use +[409.000 --> 411.000] Let us know I wonder that +[411.000 --> 413.000] Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe, join the discord +[413.000 --> 417.000] And inzozozo is always, share as much kindness as possible diff --git a/transcript/reaction_Riv8aFH8Lek.txt b/transcript/reaction_Riv8aFH8Lek.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..00399c5f92b0075a599c0615b01af994283e7034 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_Riv8aFH8Lek.txt @@ -0,0 +1,821 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.440] Obviously, I don't have any returns to where we'll prepare speech, so I'm just going to speak from the heart. +[7.440 --> 14.800] So, as many of you may know, for the last few weeks, we've been covering the trial of Wisconsin versus Darrell Brooks. +[14.800 --> 23.840] If you don't remember, Darrell Brooks is the individual that was accused of driving a red Ford escape through the Christmas parade in Waukesha, Wisconsin. +[24.240 --> 26.880] Now, he went to trial about three weeks ago. +[27.680 --> 31.680] Charged with 76 counts, six of which were intentional homicide. +[32.400 --> 36.880] To those of you new to the channel, I'm a lawyer practicing domestic relations litigation. +[36.880 --> 39.920] I'm a trial attorney and I have been a trial attorney for more than 10 years. +[40.480 --> 46.240] And I've got a friend, Spidey, from the channel of the behavioral arts, who specializes in body language. +[47.040 --> 52.960] So, during the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp trial, he and I collaborated on a video breaking down some of the testimony we saw in that case. +[53.600 --> 58.560] And by popular demand, we found this trial in need of both of our analyses. +[59.760 --> 65.520] So, he and I, all they're not, reached out to each other and decided that this would be a good one to collaborate on again. +[65.520 --> 69.120] So, as with the other video, this is going to be broken into two parts. +[69.840 --> 72.480] Half of it is going to be on my channel and the other half on his. +[73.040 --> 77.120] I'm going to place a link at the end of this video and I'm going to put a link in the description below +[77.120 --> 79.760] for you to check out the content on his video. +[79.760 --> 84.640] I honestly think you're not going to get a full view of our analysis unless you look at both. +[85.360 --> 89.040] I hope you enjoy the content and without further ado, let's get rolling. +[90.000 --> 99.040] Mr. Brooks, here's the thing. You want to go off target and you want to bring up things from the past. +[99.040 --> 105.600] I can't explain to you why sometimes the state has an objection and other times they don't. +[105.680 --> 112.480] But when an objection has been made, it is my obligation to rule on it. +[113.280 --> 116.720] So, there was an objection. I'm aware of that, Your Honor. +[116.720 --> 125.040] But I'm also aware of the fact and it's clear that I object quite often in every single time I object +[125.040 --> 129.200] is just thrown to the side every single time. +[129.200 --> 131.360] I would disagree with that characterization. +[131.440 --> 136.240] I make my rulings in this case based on like an umpire. +[136.240 --> 138.320] I'm like an umpire in a baseball game, sir. +[138.320 --> 142.080] I call and see the legal objections as I see them. +[142.080 --> 144.640] That is my role and that is what I do. +[145.200 --> 147.120] And are you kidding me? +[147.120 --> 149.120] That's exactly what I do. +[149.120 --> 150.400] I'm an umpire, sir. +[150.400 --> 150.960] Your Honor. +[150.960 --> 153.120] I am a referee in this trial. +[153.120 --> 155.360] If you're the imp, let me finish. +[155.360 --> 156.160] Okay. +[156.160 --> 157.120] Let me finish Mr. Brooks. +[157.120 --> 158.080] I'm going to go on his own. +[158.080 --> 164.720] So, sometimes parties make objections, sometimes they don't. +[164.720 --> 167.120] There can be a variety of reasons. +[167.120 --> 169.840] You make a lot of objections in this case. +[169.840 --> 173.600] I, from my perspective, okay. +[174.400 --> 177.680] You make a number of objections. +[178.160 --> 181.200] I rule on them and you disagree with them. +[181.200 --> 184.080] But that doesn't mean I'm casting things aside. +[184.080 --> 188.240] I'm making a call based on the rules of evidence. +[188.800 --> 191.120] One of my roles is to be the umpire. +[191.120 --> 192.560] You got to be fair, Your Honor. +[192.560 --> 193.600] You're a public servant. +[193.600 --> 196.880] I am fair and I'm going to say that you're not being fair. +[196.880 --> 198.800] Your Honor, this is why I say that. +[198.800 --> 200.880] Unfettered questioning, +[200.880 --> 206.000] omittices that are not relevant or that call for hearsay. +[206.000 --> 208.000] Another classic grudge match. +[208.000 --> 211.920] I think this trial should be like the subtitle should be +[212.000 --> 213.520] Brooks V. Judge D'Aro. +[214.960 --> 216.320] This is another classic one. +[216.320 --> 218.960] And I have so many questions for you once again, Rob. +[218.960 --> 221.920] And two come to mind very much. +[221.920 --> 226.560] The first is, this isn't the first time we're seeing her explain the law to him. +[226.560 --> 227.520] To stop and say like, +[228.160 --> 229.600] here's what the law is. +[229.600 --> 232.400] And she takes a lot of time to explain to him like, +[232.400 --> 233.200] here's how it works. +[233.200 --> 236.000] Here's, and my question is, is that expected of her? +[236.000 --> 238.560] Or can she just say, no, you don't get how this works. +[238.560 --> 239.680] We're moving on. +[239.760 --> 244.640] To what extent when a defendant decides to represent themselves, +[244.640 --> 248.000] does the judge have to explain the law to this defendant? +[248.000 --> 250.160] The second thing that I wanted to ask you is, +[251.680 --> 253.600] are all objections born equal? +[256.400 --> 259.360] That last one hurt like my soul on the inside. +[260.720 --> 266.560] Because no, not all objections are born equal. +[270.160 --> 273.520] Objection leading what if any, that doesn't make it not leading. +[273.520 --> 275.200] There are objections that are good. +[275.200 --> 276.720] There are objections that are bad. +[276.720 --> 281.360] So before I get to the complete meltdown that I'm going to have when I come to the objections, +[281.360 --> 284.880] let me talk about what Judge D'Aro is doing here for a second. +[285.520 --> 288.800] So Judge D'Aro has to walk a very, very, very fine line. +[289.600 --> 294.480] She cannot be seen to be advising Mr. Brooks on the law. +[295.200 --> 296.480] She is the judge. +[296.480 --> 298.000] She is the arbiter of the law. +[298.000 --> 300.080] She is the person that has the law presented to her. +[300.080 --> 302.880] The facts presented to her and she makes rulings on that. +[302.880 --> 307.200] She has to explain her rulings and she has to explain why the rulings are being made +[307.200 --> 308.720] when there is an explanation required. +[309.680 --> 314.400] Mr. Brooks doesn't understand this on a fundamental level and gets into back and forth. +[315.680 --> 320.320] He likes to view them as debates, but the problem is that Judge D'Aro isn't the party with whom +[320.320 --> 324.000] you are debating. She is the adjudicator. She's the judge. +[324.000 --> 325.520] You don't get into a debate with the judge. +[325.520 --> 329.600] The judge says something and you maybe argue your point once, but then you drop it. +[329.600 --> 332.800] Now, one thing I do like about her very, very, very much. +[333.920 --> 335.760] She is very measured with her words. +[336.560 --> 338.960] I want you to watch this when she does her rulings. +[339.520 --> 340.800] I want you to watch her cadence. +[340.800 --> 342.000] I want you to watch her voice. +[342.000 --> 344.640] I want you to watch when she's about to say something. +[344.640 --> 348.800] You will see her physically take a moment and take a break and she'll pull her hand back. +[349.520 --> 352.400] Where she'll shut her eyes for a moment and she'll reset. +[352.400 --> 357.200] Because she's about to say something that is coming straight from brain to mouth without a filter. +[357.200 --> 360.800] And she pauses and she goes, I'm a judge. +[360.800 --> 362.480] This is how it needs to be relayed. +[362.480 --> 368.000] And she re-orients the words to make a cogent legal argument for why she just made the ruling she did. +[368.720 --> 370.000] I loved what she did there. +[370.000 --> 372.080] Now, could she have done more in her courtroom? +[372.800 --> 374.080] Attorneys are going to disagree on that. +[374.080 --> 376.800] I think she did a good job with this particular defendant. +[376.800 --> 379.920] Now, with regard to the objections, are all objections made equal? +[380.400 --> 381.360] Short answer? +[381.360 --> 381.680] No. +[382.320 --> 384.400] You get to object to a ruling. +[384.400 --> 386.320] You get to object to that ruling once. +[386.320 --> 387.520] Then you can appeal it. +[387.520 --> 390.000] Then you shut your mouth and you sit back down. +[390.560 --> 392.160] He wants to object to everything. +[392.160 --> 394.400] He wants to object to what's being said. +[394.400 --> 398.240] He objects to the judge's ruling, the judge's characterization of the ruling. +[398.240 --> 400.880] When he objects, the judge says, your objection is noted. +[400.880 --> 402.000] He objects to that. +[402.000 --> 403.280] He just objects. +[403.280 --> 404.560] He's objectionable. +[404.560 --> 406.080] That's what objectionable people are. +[406.880 --> 407.760] I'm sorry. +[408.480 --> 410.160] This man breaks my brain. +[410.160 --> 410.480] Okay. +[411.120 --> 415.520] Spidey, I did see one thing that I wanted to ask you a question about in all of this mess. +[417.440 --> 420.320] When he looks back at her, there's a brow furrow. +[420.320 --> 426.160] And I'm okay at body language, but I could not understand what was going through his head. +[426.160 --> 428.080] And I really wanted to get your input on that. +[429.360 --> 430.000] Great. +[430.000 --> 430.960] Let's talk about that. +[430.960 --> 434.240] But first, yeah, I love what you said there. +[435.120 --> 438.160] And yeah, it's like, I think he confuses. +[438.160 --> 440.240] I disagree and I object. +[442.000 --> 443.200] Like he doesn't get the difference. +[443.200 --> 447.600] He thinks that anything that he disagrees with is a valid objection. +[447.600 --> 448.080] But it's not. +[448.080 --> 453.280] An objection is a list of things that, like there's a finite list of things, +[453.280 --> 454.560] right, that you're allowed to object. +[454.560 --> 455.280] He doesn't get that. +[455.280 --> 457.040] He just thinks he can object anything he disagrees with. +[457.680 --> 459.280] Yeah, there's an objective relevance. +[459.280 --> 460.240] You get objective hearsay. +[460.240 --> 464.080] You can object to out-of-court statements that are being brought in for a different purpose. +[464.080 --> 466.480] You can object to documents, not being authenticated. +[466.480 --> 469.840] You can object to things, but there has to be a legal basis for the objection. +[469.840 --> 471.200] Not just I disagree. +[471.200 --> 471.920] Exactly. +[471.920 --> 473.360] I also do want to say this. +[473.360 --> 475.360] I'm very careful with the word narcissist, +[475.360 --> 481.840] because unless it's diagnosed or a professional has taken a look at the person and said, +[481.840 --> 485.600] I'm seeing signs of this, I don't like to throw the word around. +[485.600 --> 488.640] So I'm not going to say that he is a narcissist, +[488.640 --> 495.280] but he does have a lot of behaviors that are consistent with narcissism. +[495.280 --> 498.160] Maybe not as a disorder, but as a trait. +[498.160 --> 503.520] And one of them is the thought that you're being unfairly treated. +[503.520 --> 507.120] We often see this in people with narcissistic tendencies. +[507.120 --> 508.080] So I'm not talking about the disorder. +[508.080 --> 509.520] I'm talking about more of the behavior. +[510.880 --> 514.560] To think that, oh, people are against me. +[514.560 --> 515.360] This isn't fair. +[515.360 --> 516.080] Everyone's against me. +[516.080 --> 518.160] And we're seeing this throughout the trial a lot. +[518.160 --> 519.920] But let's talk about the eyebrows. +[519.920 --> 524.400] And Rob, again, I'm so glad you asked that, because in my notes, it literally says, +[524.400 --> 526.800] talk about the eyebrows up. +[526.800 --> 528.160] This isn't the first time we see this. +[528.160 --> 532.080] We see this a lot as he's talking here in other moments. +[532.080 --> 534.160] And what's interesting about it is very commonly, +[534.160 --> 536.800] eyebrows go up as we say something and they come back down. +[536.800 --> 540.480] He holds them up for extended periods of time, like this. +[540.480 --> 541.280] They go pretty high up. +[542.320 --> 543.680] Eyebrows up typically. +[543.680 --> 546.320] You know, body language is never absolute, +[546.320 --> 548.400] but typically in a social setting, +[548.400 --> 551.200] eyebrows going up means one of three things. +[551.200 --> 552.080] One is surprise. +[552.080 --> 553.760] If you say something and I'm surprised, +[553.760 --> 555.520] or shock, eyebrows go up. +[555.520 --> 558.080] The second is a display of innocence. +[558.080 --> 562.400] So if I go like, I have nothing to do with this. +[562.400 --> 564.960] It's the same way my hands go up to show you innocence. +[564.960 --> 567.200] The eyes go up to show you intent. +[567.200 --> 570.160] Because the eyes can tell us a lot about what someone's thinking. +[570.160 --> 572.160] So when we go up with the eyes go, look, I have nothing to hide. +[572.640 --> 575.360] This is also commonly associated with +[575.440 --> 577.120] social approval or acceptance. +[577.120 --> 579.280] So if you see someone you recognize, +[579.280 --> 580.560] you go, hey, how are you? +[580.560 --> 582.080] And it's to show good intent. +[582.080 --> 583.760] So you're looking for that social approval. +[583.760 --> 586.560] So innocent social approval all goes together. +[586.560 --> 589.920] And finally, eyebrows up is with emphasis as well. +[589.920 --> 592.480] So from saying something, I really want to emphasize this. +[592.480 --> 594.960] How important it is these eyebrows go up. +[594.960 --> 598.800] So in his case, I actually think it's all three a lot. +[598.800 --> 600.400] I think his eyebrows are up to show. +[600.400 --> 601.360] I'm innocent here. +[601.360 --> 603.040] I mean, I mean, I mean, I'm nothing wrong. +[603.280 --> 607.040] And they stay up to show that people will play victim often. +[607.040 --> 609.200] These eyebrows go up because they're always like, +[609.200 --> 609.840] I did nothing. +[609.840 --> 610.560] I did nothing wrong. +[610.560 --> 611.440] Everyone's blaming me. +[612.160 --> 615.360] I also think he's doing it because he's constantly surprised +[615.360 --> 616.960] by what's going on in this courtroom. +[616.960 --> 618.160] He can't believe it. +[618.160 --> 620.960] And finally, he really likes to emphasize his points. +[620.960 --> 623.120] This is the reason that I think his eyebrows +[623.120 --> 626.720] spend a lot of time up there because he's doing these three things a lot. +[626.720 --> 630.640] And it's almost impossible for me to identify each one and go, +[630.640 --> 631.680] oh, that's for this reason. +[631.680 --> 632.720] That's for that reason. +[632.720 --> 635.920] I just think he's constantly in the state of surprise, +[635.920 --> 638.800] emphasis, and trying to display innocence. +[638.800 --> 639.760] I have a question on that. +[641.280 --> 643.840] There's another thing about the eyebrows that always entreat me. +[645.040 --> 646.080] It's like an invitation. +[646.880 --> 649.280] The eyebrows, when he throws them up, it's like an invitation. +[649.280 --> 650.800] Like, please throw it back to me. +[650.800 --> 652.640] I would like to respond to what you're saying. +[653.200 --> 655.680] And he does it a lot when she is talking. +[655.680 --> 658.960] Like, there's an expectation when he raises the eyebrows +[658.960 --> 662.640] and the forehead creases that she is going to throw it back to him +[662.640 --> 664.560] for a response to what she just said. +[664.560 --> 665.760] Is there any merit to that? +[665.760 --> 666.800] I have no idea. +[666.800 --> 667.760] I think very much. +[667.760 --> 669.200] So when I said, you know, +[669.200 --> 671.120] some of us would display innocence like this, +[671.120 --> 672.800] but that's also part of social approval, +[672.800 --> 674.480] like when you connect with someone. +[674.480 --> 677.120] And I think it could very much happen in a social setting +[677.120 --> 680.160] to where instead of showing that, like I said, +[680.160 --> 681.120] like, hey, how are you? +[681.120 --> 682.320] Like, we're connecting. +[682.320 --> 684.640] It's, I'm expecting a conversation here. +[684.640 --> 686.480] Not just a statement, but something back. +[686.480 --> 687.680] So it's that same thing. +[687.680 --> 689.120] It's social approval. +[689.120 --> 691.760] So please, so I say something to you. +[691.760 --> 694.240] And I look at you like this, like acknowledge what I said. +[694.240 --> 695.760] Give me that social approval. +[695.760 --> 697.840] So I'm still asking for approval in that moment. +[698.560 --> 701.760] In the form of you, you got to contribute something back. +[701.760 --> 703.040] I think there's a lot of merit to that. +[703.920 --> 704.720] Awesome. Thank you. +[704.720 --> 705.520] I didn't know that. +[705.520 --> 706.560] Does that make sense? +[706.560 --> 707.360] Yeah, no, it does. +[707.360 --> 709.120] And now that actually helps me understand +[709.120 --> 711.280] why he was doing the whole trial. +[711.840 --> 713.440] Okay, now we're going to jump and take a look +[713.440 --> 714.800] at his opening statement. +[714.800 --> 716.960] And boy, is there a lot of stuff going on here? +[716.960 --> 719.120] So we're going to do this in a couple of small segments +[719.120 --> 720.800] starting with this. +[721.040 --> 722.640] Obviously, I don't have any, uh, +[723.600 --> 724.560] rehearsed or will, +[725.440 --> 726.560] will prepare speech. +[726.560 --> 728.080] So I'm just going to speak from the heart. +[734.080 --> 736.080] I would just like to first say that, uh, +[738.720 --> 740.000] I want to bring to remember +[740.000 --> 743.680] is something I think everyone in this room has been taught. +[744.960 --> 746.960] Pretty much as far back as we can remember +[747.440 --> 752.080] is that there's always two sides to every story. +[758.000 --> 760.960] And for so long now, uh, roughly a year, +[764.240 --> 766.480] there's only two, +[766.480 --> 768.480] we've been one side toe of this story. +[770.000 --> 770.400] And, uh, +[773.760 --> 775.920] I've sat back and watched. +[777.520 --> 782.480] From countless narratives that's been put out there. +[786.400 --> 789.680] The way this incident has been portrayed at times. +[791.360 --> 791.920] And, uh, +[794.880 --> 795.440] finally, +[798.560 --> 800.080] everyone getting a chance to +[802.560 --> 803.520] get the full story. +[807.920 --> 812.960] You won't hear me try to, uh, argue facts. +[813.920 --> 814.160] Um, +[817.520 --> 821.520] the fact is that this incident was tragic. +[822.800 --> 823.520] Very tragic. +[824.960 --> 826.240] That's not lost when +[827.280 --> 828.640] there's still a lot of people healing. +[829.920 --> 831.520] A lot of families healing. +[833.360 --> 834.080] Both sides. +[837.920 --> 840.080] There is something I wanted to ask you, Rob, +[840.080 --> 841.680] right in the beginning there, uh, +[841.680 --> 843.280] as he's starting his opening statement, +[843.840 --> 844.960] we're seeing that contempt again. +[844.960 --> 845.600] It's flashing. +[845.600 --> 846.560] And I'm not sure why. +[846.560 --> 847.840] Why, like when he's open, +[847.840 --> 849.360] when he's starting his own opening statement, +[849.360 --> 850.080] why, +[850.080 --> 851.120] why am I seeing contempt there? +[851.120 --> 852.960] Because again, notice that lifting, +[852.960 --> 854.080] it doesn't always happen. +[854.080 --> 855.360] It happens a lot, +[855.360 --> 856.800] but it doesn't always always happen. +[856.800 --> 858.320] And here it's happening quite a bit. +[858.320 --> 860.320] The one corner that lip is going up like this +[860.320 --> 862.560] with that very contemptuous way of speaking. +[862.560 --> 863.200] Why? +[863.200 --> 864.240] So, +[864.240 --> 866.160] what I want to kind of direct your attention to +[866.240 --> 867.600] is the layout of the courtroom. +[867.600 --> 868.960] Now, when you're watching these videos, +[868.960 --> 870.080] and I hope I do this right +[870.080 --> 871.600] because I'm on camera, +[871.600 --> 873.600] try to remember which direction I have to look, +[873.600 --> 875.520] when he looks directly in front of him, +[875.520 --> 876.560] he's looking at the judge. +[877.440 --> 878.800] Now, when he looks +[879.520 --> 880.720] in this direction, +[880.720 --> 881.440] no, the other way. +[882.080 --> 882.720] When he looks, +[883.760 --> 884.560] okay, +[884.560 --> 885.920] when he looks directly, +[885.920 --> 886.560] let me do this again. +[888.720 --> 890.400] When he looks directly in front of himself, +[890.400 --> 891.120] that's the judge. +[892.080 --> 893.680] When he looks in this direction, +[893.760 --> 896.480] he is looking to the jury box. +[896.480 --> 898.640] The jury box is over in this direction. +[898.640 --> 900.080] The witness box is there. +[900.960 --> 902.640] Then the judge is right in front of him +[902.640 --> 905.040] and the prosecutor's table is this look. +[905.600 --> 907.680] Now, you'll see him do a lot of these looks. +[907.680 --> 909.760] Now, I want you to focus on where he's looking +[909.760 --> 911.600] when he's giving these expressions. +[911.600 --> 912.960] Directly in front, judge. +[913.600 --> 914.640] That is towards the witness. +[914.640 --> 916.400] So, you can see the judge in periphery, +[916.400 --> 918.080] jury and prosecutor. +[918.080 --> 919.280] Then there's the jury, +[919.280 --> 919.920] in which case, +[919.920 --> 922.240] you can see the prosecutor in periphery +[922.320 --> 924.160] and the judge way peripheral. +[924.160 --> 925.120] So, keep that in mind +[925.120 --> 927.360] when you're watching any of his opening statement. +[927.360 --> 929.120] Wow, that makes perfect sense. +[929.120 --> 930.000] He starts with saying, +[930.000 --> 931.200] obviously, obviously, +[931.200 --> 933.120] I don't have something prepared or written, +[933.120 --> 934.480] so I'm going to speak from the heart. +[934.800 --> 936.240] And he uses obviously +[937.280 --> 938.480] with things that aren't obvious. +[938.480 --> 939.280] This being one of them, +[939.280 --> 941.280] why is it obvious that you haven't prepared something? +[941.280 --> 942.160] I don't think it's obvious. +[942.160 --> 942.880] I didn't know that. +[943.600 --> 946.000] Is there any legal reason why that would be obvious? +[946.000 --> 947.520] That he hasn't prepared something? +[947.520 --> 948.080] Right. +[948.080 --> 949.680] So, he uses a lot, +[949.680 --> 950.320] and again, +[950.400 --> 952.240] I'm not going to call him a narcissist +[952.240 --> 953.520] because that's a diagnosis. +[953.520 --> 957.040] But people with narcissistic behaviors or tendencies +[958.080 --> 961.680] will use, obviously, more often than average +[961.680 --> 964.080] because they think that things that are obvious to them +[964.080 --> 965.280] are obvious to everyone else. +[965.760 --> 968.000] They think that everyone gets what's going on in their head. +[968.000 --> 969.200] So, that's, +[969.200 --> 970.160] that was an interesting thing to me. +[970.160 --> 971.360] Obviously, I haven't written anything. +[971.360 --> 971.680] Really? +[971.680 --> 972.400] Is it that obvious? +[973.360 --> 974.880] We're going to see a lot of lip activity. +[974.880 --> 976.000] Not just in this first clip, +[976.000 --> 977.200] but in every clip we're going to look at, +[977.200 --> 978.160] we're seeing a lot of this, +[979.040 --> 981.200] this person and grooming, +[981.200 --> 982.880] and we even see the tongue inside the mouth +[984.080 --> 984.960] doing that kind of thing. +[984.960 --> 986.560] We hear the clicks and pops. +[986.560 --> 988.880] And this is very stressful behavior, +[988.880 --> 990.000] grooming behavior. +[990.000 --> 993.200] When we want to appear better in front of people, +[993.200 --> 994.640] we do what's called grooming behaviors, +[994.640 --> 995.840] we might adjust our cuffs, +[995.840 --> 997.360] adjust our hat, adjust our tie. +[997.360 --> 998.640] But we also do things with +[999.360 --> 1000.240] lip licking or +[1001.200 --> 1002.400] cleaning the teeth like this, +[1002.400 --> 1004.400] or we might fix things on the face. +[1004.400 --> 1005.520] So, he's doing a lot of this. +[1005.520 --> 1006.560] It's for perception. +[1006.640 --> 1007.920] Next, he says, +[1007.920 --> 1010.240] this incident has been portrayed. +[1010.240 --> 1010.880] And as he says, +[1010.880 --> 1012.560] portrayed, we see those eyebrows go up. +[1012.560 --> 1013.520] I think it's two things. +[1013.520 --> 1014.800] I think it's emphasis, +[1014.800 --> 1016.800] like this is just a portrayal, +[1016.800 --> 1018.560] not necessarily the truth, +[1018.560 --> 1019.600] but also innocence. +[1019.600 --> 1020.480] The eyebrows go up to say, +[1021.200 --> 1022.080] we're connecting here. +[1022.080 --> 1024.160] There's a different version of this story. +[1024.160 --> 1024.800] I'm innocent. +[1024.800 --> 1026.800] I think it's a mix of those two things. +[1026.800 --> 1029.760] I also do have a problem with him saying that +[1029.760 --> 1031.200] he's not going to argue the truth, +[1031.200 --> 1034.080] but then calling this a portrayal, +[1034.080 --> 1035.200] or that it's being portrayed. +[1035.200 --> 1037.200] And I know Rob that that irritates you as well. +[1037.200 --> 1038.560] You can get to that in just one second +[1038.560 --> 1040.880] because I have one more thing to say. +[1040.880 --> 1041.360] And it's, +[1043.440 --> 1046.560] there's healing going on on both sides. +[1048.400 --> 1048.800] Yeah. +[1049.840 --> 1052.640] I'm so sorry that your family is having a hard time +[1052.640 --> 1055.120] with the fact that someone in their family +[1055.120 --> 1056.960] did this horrible, horrifying, +[1056.960 --> 1058.240] unimaginable thing. +[1058.240 --> 1060.080] But you cannot compare that. +[1060.320 --> 1062.480] Please don't try to gain sympathy or pity +[1062.480 --> 1064.960] by comparing what your family is going through +[1064.960 --> 1066.640] through what these other families are going through. +[1066.640 --> 1067.920] It is not a fair comparison. +[1070.640 --> 1072.000] He doesn't want to want to. +[1072.000 --> 1072.960] He does it a lot. +[1073.680 --> 1074.560] He does it quite a bit. +[1075.600 --> 1075.840] Yeah. +[1075.840 --> 1077.840] And it's one of the hardest things that I had +[1077.840 --> 1079.840] about watching any of this opening statement. +[1080.640 --> 1081.680] Any of his arguments, +[1082.640 --> 1083.840] any of his legal arguments, +[1083.840 --> 1085.120] any of his motions arguments +[1085.120 --> 1086.400] and his closing statement, +[1086.400 --> 1091.440] every single element of his act in court. +[1092.480 --> 1094.080] Because I kind of have to call it that. +[1095.280 --> 1098.240] At some level, +[1098.240 --> 1099.840] he truly believes, +[1099.840 --> 1101.200] and you can feel it, +[1101.200 --> 1105.680] he truly believes that he is equally a victim +[1105.680 --> 1108.400] to every single person who is an actual victim +[1108.400 --> 1110.240] or a family of a victim in that courtroom. +[1110.240 --> 1113.040] He believes that the system is victimizing him. +[1113.040 --> 1114.800] And if you don't believe that +[1114.800 --> 1116.720] after watching this opening statement +[1116.720 --> 1117.920] and his closing arguments, +[1117.920 --> 1119.920] I don't know what to tell you. +[1119.920 --> 1123.920] Because it shocked me to watch him say that. +[1124.080 --> 1128.080] And equally shocking was his statement of, +[1128.080 --> 1129.760] I'm not going to argue facts, +[1129.760 --> 1132.800] or I'm not here to argue the facts. +[1132.800 --> 1136.000] But then the very next sentence out of his mouth is, +[1136.000 --> 1139.200] but there are two sides to every story. +[1139.200 --> 1141.200] Mr. Brooks, that is, +[1141.200 --> 1146.080] I believe the very definition of arguing facts. +[1146.080 --> 1151.280] And trying to say that you should be viewed +[1152.240 --> 1155.120] as a victim when there were six people +[1155.120 --> 1160.400] that lost their lives at your hands behind the wheel of this car. +[1160.400 --> 1163.600] And 60 plus others that were injured +[1163.600 --> 1166.400] because of your actions to call it an incident. +[1166.400 --> 1168.400] And to say, I'm not going to argue facts, +[1168.400 --> 1171.120] but there are two sides to this. +[1171.120 --> 1175.920] Was, that was a tough thing to watch. +[1175.920 --> 1177.120] Yeah. +[1177.120 --> 1178.720] And to add to that, +[1178.720 --> 1181.120] if you're not going to argue for the first time, +[1181.280 --> 1184.560] argue facts, why have we seen you question so many witnesses +[1184.560 --> 1187.120] about whether they saw you behind the wheel of that car, +[1187.120 --> 1190.320] or how they could be certain that it was you behind the wheel of that car, +[1190.320 --> 1191.920] when that's a fact. +[1191.920 --> 1194.720] Nobody's denying that it was you behind that car. +[1194.720 --> 1196.720] The magnitude is something like this. +[1204.160 --> 1204.960] Formed pains. +[1211.280 --> 1219.280] I think it's easy to disregard a lot of, a lot of factors. +[1232.960 --> 1236.640] And I think in reference to what I stated earlier, +[1236.640 --> 1237.920] it's easy to forget. +[1241.440 --> 1243.440] The other side of the coin. +[1253.520 --> 1260.960] There's been a lot of suffering involved in this incident. +[1260.960 --> 1261.360] A lot. +[1261.680 --> 1262.880] Yeah. +[1266.720 --> 1268.240] Obviously, +[1274.160 --> 1276.160] with the families. +[1288.400 --> 1289.360] With the community. +[1291.360 --> 1302.720] Even the ledges, the ledges, the 50th family as well. +[1302.720 --> 1304.400] There's been a lot of suffering. +[1310.800 --> 1312.000] A lot of misunderstanding. +[1312.800 --> 1319.040] In a. +[1320.000 --> 1321.440] Robba have a burning question. +[1321.440 --> 1323.120] It's been annoying me so much. +[1323.120 --> 1326.400] And it's a term he's used more than once to refer to himself. +[1326.400 --> 1329.040] And it's the alleged defendant. +[1329.040 --> 1331.840] What on earth is an alleged defendant? +[1331.840 --> 1333.200] You're not an alleged defendant. +[1333.200 --> 1334.640] You're the defendant. +[1334.640 --> 1338.800] Alleging means you think somebody might have done something. +[1338.800 --> 1340.960] But you're not the alleged defendant. +[1340.960 --> 1341.600] You're the defendant. +[1341.600 --> 1343.840] So what is why does he keep saying the alleged defendant +[1343.840 --> 1345.840] and referring to himself as the alleged? +[1345.840 --> 1347.440] Because he tries to put himself. +[1347.440 --> 1348.480] Oh. +[1350.640 --> 1353.280] He tries to put as much distance between he, +[1353.280 --> 1355.200] the person who's standing in that courtroom +[1355.200 --> 1357.280] and the defendant that appears on that page. +[1357.280 --> 1360.960] He just refuses to acknowledge that he and this defendant +[1360.960 --> 1364.640] who did these things might be in fact the same person. +[1364.640 --> 1366.400] He doesn't admit anything. +[1366.400 --> 1370.000] The alleged, anything that he can do to put a caveat, +[1370.000 --> 1374.320] a space between his name and the actual things that took place. +[1374.320 --> 1375.440] He is going to do. +[1375.440 --> 1379.120] And the worst part about it is he does it not just in a legal context +[1379.120 --> 1380.960] but he does it in the emotional context. +[1380.960 --> 1382.640] He does it in the factual context. +[1382.640 --> 1386.160] He puts these little caveats between anything. +[1386.160 --> 1387.520] When he's crossing something, witnesses. +[1387.520 --> 1390.000] He says, you know, you know, you saw, +[1390.960 --> 1393.200] would it be fair to say you saw we driving the car? +[1393.200 --> 1394.800] Or you didn't see me driving the car? +[1396.240 --> 1397.920] He tries to put a caveat on everything +[1397.920 --> 1401.040] to put distance between himself behind the wheel of that car +[1403.200 --> 1404.480] and the actions that took place. +[1405.280 --> 1407.360] It was disgusting to me from the beginning. +[1407.360 --> 1409.040] And when he does this in this setting, +[1409.040 --> 1410.880] it just, I think it turned off the jurors. +[1410.880 --> 1413.040] I cannot see a single person reacting to it. +[1413.040 --> 1415.040] It just, it bothered me. +[1415.040 --> 1417.920] Now, I had a question for you on this one. +[1417.920 --> 1419.920] And when I was reviewing it the second time, +[1420.720 --> 1422.480] I'm very curious to hear your response. +[1423.040 --> 1424.960] He talks about the families. +[1425.920 --> 1428.960] And he shows what looks to be a remarkably, +[1429.680 --> 1432.320] I mean, I caught that one as being genuine sadness. +[1433.600 --> 1435.040] When he's talking about families. +[1435.920 --> 1437.760] But then there was the next sentence +[1437.760 --> 1439.760] that I had a question for you on that one. +[1440.320 --> 1441.520] What's he talking about? +[1441.520 --> 1443.440] And do you have an opinion on that? +[1443.440 --> 1445.360] Yeah, so it's a great question. +[1445.360 --> 1447.840] And it's one that for me to, it threw me off. +[1447.840 --> 1451.040] And we texted when we saw that opening statement, +[1451.040 --> 1452.960] we tested back and forth going like, +[1453.040 --> 1455.760] okay, now this is different because this entire time, +[1455.760 --> 1457.040] he made light of the whole thing. +[1457.040 --> 1459.280] He was joking around, not taking it seriously, +[1459.280 --> 1460.320] being argumentative. +[1460.880 --> 1464.320] But we're seeing real stuff here in the facial expressions. +[1464.320 --> 1466.080] And yeah, we're seeing real sadness. +[1466.080 --> 1469.280] So we spoke and then I texted a couple of people +[1469.280 --> 1470.960] that are very much trust in my field. +[1470.960 --> 1472.320] So I texted Chase Hughes, +[1472.320 --> 1474.560] who you know we've worked with on the channel, +[1474.560 --> 1476.720] one of the best behavior analysts in the world. +[1476.720 --> 1478.480] And I texted Scott Rouse, +[1478.480 --> 1480.240] the author of Understanding Body Language, +[1480.240 --> 1481.680] one of the best books on body language. +[1481.680 --> 1483.440] And the founding member of the behavior panel. +[1483.440 --> 1486.080] And I said, guys, do you think this is real sadness? +[1486.080 --> 1488.560] Now, for me, I was seeing real sadness. +[1489.120 --> 1492.880] And my note was that it hits the most. +[1492.880 --> 1494.320] If we go back in this way, it hits the most +[1494.320 --> 1497.520] when he's talking about what his family went through. +[1497.520 --> 1498.480] Not the victims. +[1498.480 --> 1500.480] There are many times where he talks about the victims. +[1500.480 --> 1501.680] We don't see this, +[1501.680 --> 1503.040] but when he's talking about his family, +[1503.040 --> 1504.800] what his family went through, +[1504.800 --> 1505.600] now we see it. +[1505.600 --> 1507.440] Or now he's being portrayed, +[1507.440 --> 1508.880] now we see the sadness. +[1508.880 --> 1509.600] So that's what I, +[1509.680 --> 1512.000] so I asked Scott, I asked Chase, +[1512.000 --> 1515.200] and they both agreed that this is sadness +[1515.200 --> 1516.720] for his predicament, +[1516.720 --> 1518.160] not what happened to the victims. +[1518.160 --> 1519.040] It's not grief. +[1519.600 --> 1520.800] It's self sadness. +[1520.800 --> 1522.800] With sadness, typically we see those eyes. +[1522.800 --> 1524.560] And this is something that's really hard to fake. +[1524.560 --> 1528.160] This is the reason I would be very remiss +[1528.160 --> 1529.760] to say that's fake. +[1529.760 --> 1532.160] It's very hard to bring just the inner corners +[1532.160 --> 1534.880] of your eyebrows up and together like this. +[1534.880 --> 1537.360] To do this without the fingers, obviously, +[1537.360 --> 1538.800] happens in sadness. +[1538.800 --> 1540.320] This is again Paul Echman, +[1540.320 --> 1542.400] who noticed that that happens in sadness +[1542.400 --> 1544.160] and droopiness in the face as well. +[1544.160 --> 1546.000] And we're seeing your a bit of droopiness in the mouth, +[1546.000 --> 1546.960] droopiness in the eyes. +[1546.960 --> 1548.240] We're definitely seeing that as well. +[1548.960 --> 1550.320] So this is something that's really hard to fake +[1550.320 --> 1551.280] and happen in sadness. +[1551.280 --> 1554.400] And those lines we see up here also happen +[1554.400 --> 1556.000] when those eyebrows go up. +[1556.000 --> 1557.600] And we're seeing all of those things. +[1558.160 --> 1560.800] But the source of it is himself +[1560.800 --> 1563.200] and the sadness that his family is going through. +[1569.200 --> 1574.080] I just want you to keep in mind, uh, +[1579.040 --> 1581.200] everything that will be presented +[1582.480 --> 1584.480] and it's totality to keep in mind. +[1595.120 --> 1596.400] The power that you have. +[1598.800 --> 1626.880] I believe that should escape your knowledge. +[1628.800 --> 1631.280] All right, guys, so I have a big surprise for all of you +[1631.280 --> 1633.680] including Rob right now because here's the thing. +[1633.680 --> 1637.920] We all know Rob as a lawyer, uh, YouTuber, +[1637.920 --> 1640.160] a carpenter and he's graded all these things. +[1640.160 --> 1642.640] But there's something else that Rob is really good at. +[1643.600 --> 1646.640] But you even he doesn't know that he's really good at this thing. +[1647.200 --> 1650.320] And Rob is actually a world class mentalist +[1650.320 --> 1651.360] and he doesn't even know it yet. +[1652.080 --> 1653.920] And Rob, you have no idea what I'm about to do, right? +[1653.920 --> 1654.720] You don't know. +[1654.720 --> 1656.480] I didn't talk about this with you. +[1656.480 --> 1657.600] No, not a clue. +[1658.400 --> 1661.520] I'm going to prove to the world that Rob is a world class +[1661.520 --> 1662.560] mentalist right now. +[1662.560 --> 1665.760] And I'm going to walk you through this because I've been a mentalist for 10 years. +[1665.760 --> 1666.640] I know exactly how this works. +[1666.640 --> 1667.680] I'm going to walk you through this. +[1667.680 --> 1668.240] Okay. +[1668.240 --> 1670.160] So Rob the mentalist ladies and gentlemen, +[1670.160 --> 1672.240] I have an envelope over here and in this envelope, +[1672.240 --> 1674.000] everything on something that I'm thinking. +[1674.000 --> 1676.080] Now you're the mentalist in this Rob. +[1676.080 --> 1677.840] You're going to, I'm going to walk you through this. +[1677.840 --> 1679.440] You're going to focus and you're going to tell everyone +[1679.440 --> 1680.720] whatever it down on this envelope. +[1680.720 --> 1681.920] And I'm going to walk you through this. +[1681.920 --> 1684.000] So while we're watching that clip, +[1684.000 --> 1686.720] he was speaking this way. +[1686.720 --> 1688.960] And then he looked at the jury and he said, +[1690.000 --> 1692.640] he made a reference about the power that they have, +[1693.280 --> 1694.240] the power that they have. +[1694.240 --> 1698.960] And in that moment, we saw the emotion spike. +[1698.960 --> 1702.960] The sadness really spiked as he looked at them and said the power that they have. +[1702.960 --> 1706.000] I believe that when he looked at them, he saw something. +[1706.000 --> 1706.880] He looked at the jury. +[1706.880 --> 1709.120] I believe he saw something very specific. +[1709.120 --> 1710.720] I don't want to give any more clues. +[1710.720 --> 1713.680] So Rob, here's how mentalists operate. +[1713.680 --> 1715.440] You're going to close your eyes and you're going to like +[1715.440 --> 1718.480] theatrically make it seem like you're really focusing on something. +[1718.480 --> 1722.640] When in fact, we all know that you're using tricks and body language and psychology. +[1722.640 --> 1728.640] And you're going to tell me what I think he saw when he looked over to the jury. +[1728.640 --> 1730.640] The my thought, which is inside the envelope, +[1730.640 --> 1733.200] you as the mentalist, you're going to read my mind and tell us all, +[1733.200 --> 1735.120] what did he see when he looked at that jury? +[1735.680 --> 1737.280] You mean when he's looking at the jury? +[1737.920 --> 1738.160] Yeah. +[1738.160 --> 1741.440] And pouring and giving all of his heartfelt speech. +[1741.440 --> 1743.200] And we see that sadness spike. +[1743.200 --> 1744.800] What did he see when he looked at the jury? +[1745.600 --> 1751.920] I'm getting a lot of, I'm not getting anything. +[1753.360 --> 1754.560] I don't think you saw anything. +[1756.080 --> 1756.720] Oh my god. +[1756.720 --> 1757.040] Look at you. +[1757.040 --> 1757.760] You have theatric. +[1757.760 --> 1759.200] You are to make it to tie it into you. +[1759.200 --> 1766.400] Not getting anything because that is exactly what it is. +[1766.400 --> 1767.120] Nothing. +[1767.120 --> 1767.840] Nothing. +[1767.840 --> 1768.800] Ladies and gentlemen, +[1769.680 --> 1773.120] Rob, Rob Dini, the amazing psychic, +[1773.120 --> 1774.080] mentalist. +[1774.080 --> 1774.880] That's exactly right. +[1775.120 --> 1776.080] I know will be touring. +[1776.080 --> 1779.280] We'll be touring late 2023. +[1780.000 --> 1782.480] Look for the banners as they come out. +[1783.040 --> 1783.440] Take us. +[1783.440 --> 1784.320] Who are the mental's mapped? +[1784.960 --> 1787.120] However, many dollars we can charge. +[1790.080 --> 1791.840] Mental lumber will be the name of the act. +[1792.480 --> 1793.360] Mental lumber. +[1793.360 --> 1793.840] Okay. +[1793.840 --> 1794.160] Got it. +[1794.640 --> 1795.360] It works. +[1796.160 --> 1797.680] Amazing mental numbers. +[1800.960 --> 1802.320] I think that at that moment, +[1802.320 --> 1803.840] when he looked over to the jury, +[1804.640 --> 1808.000] he saw nothing because he's talking about the power that they have. +[1808.000 --> 1811.600] And at that moment, he realizes that it hits him. +[1811.600 --> 1814.480] That they have the power to lock him up for life. +[1814.480 --> 1816.240] And I think as he looks at them, +[1816.240 --> 1817.040] he sees nothing. +[1817.040 --> 1818.720] And that's where we said sadness spike. +[1819.440 --> 1822.000] Here's a fun part that I get to play a trick back on you. +[1822.000 --> 1825.520] Because you have no idea that I'm going to bring this up right now in this video. +[1826.880 --> 1831.200] He made the comment of you have the power to the jury. +[1831.920 --> 1834.400] Now I've watched something that you haven't watched. +[1835.200 --> 1839.040] It's a lot of the closing argument in this particular case. +[1839.040 --> 1839.360] Yeah. +[1840.240 --> 1842.880] Because we're filming right after that. +[1842.880 --> 1844.800] And I just I've never chance to see it yet. +[1844.800 --> 1845.680] You're right. +[1845.680 --> 1846.320] Yep. +[1846.320 --> 1850.880] So the power that he's alluding to and why he had this panic moment +[1851.360 --> 1856.800] is the power that the jury has to nullify the law and jury nullification. +[1857.920 --> 1858.160] So +[1859.040 --> 1860.320] laying a little bit of background. +[1860.320 --> 1865.920] Jury nullification is when something is quite literally by letter of the law illegal and wrongful. +[1865.920 --> 1870.000] If the issue is put to the jury, the jury finds that the person was righteous in their behavior, +[1870.000 --> 1875.680] but would otherwise have conducted a lawful act, the jury can quote nullify the law +[1875.680 --> 1879.680] and acquit the person even though they were by definition of law wrongful. +[1880.400 --> 1885.040] Now when he says power in his opening statement, referring to the jury, +[1885.600 --> 1892.640] and he sees nothing in response, that then gives you the exact understanding of why he had the +[1892.640 --> 1897.680] emotional breakdown he did because he knew he was going to argue that the jury should engage +[1897.680 --> 1901.280] in jury nullification and didn't see Jack coming back. +[1905.360 --> 1905.680] Wow. +[1906.400 --> 1909.280] Well, it's time for you to make your decision. +[1910.480 --> 1911.040] All of you. +[1916.640 --> 1917.360] I believe that. +[1921.920 --> 1924.880] And I pray that it's the right decision. +[1931.600 --> 1935.120] All right, so here we're seeing another spike in that sadness and it's when he says +[1935.840 --> 1938.640] I believe and I pray that it's the right decision. +[1938.640 --> 1943.440] He looks at them and then we see that sadness hit him big time again with those eyebrows. +[1943.680 --> 1950.560] And I simply think it's because at his core, he knows that any outsider looking at this case, +[1951.120 --> 1954.000] the right decision would be to put him away. +[1954.000 --> 1958.480] And I think that's that emotion that's hitting him in that moment is the realization that +[1959.360 --> 1964.160] the right decision isn't in his best interest at all. +[1964.160 --> 1968.720] And up until yesterday, I would have disagreed with you because I felt at a different way. +[1969.360 --> 1971.280] I thought he was talking about his right decision. +[1972.560 --> 1979.440] But watching today and watching his reaction when he was ultimately convicted by the jury of these acts, +[1980.560 --> 1985.440] a lot of people predicted that there would be some immense explosion or expression of sadness or +[1985.440 --> 1988.000] some massive visceral reaction he would have to it. +[1988.880 --> 1990.640] But nothing, there was nothing. +[1991.120 --> 1992.480] There was a dropping of the head. +[1992.480 --> 1998.000] There was a looking at a book without turning pages, but there was no open expression of sadness +[1998.000 --> 1998.960] or any surprise. +[1999.680 --> 2003.760] So I think that there's a lot to be said about that analysis. +[2003.760 --> 2005.440] Maybe you were right from the very beginning. +[2005.440 --> 2006.160] It's weird. +[2006.160 --> 2009.600] I think there's even within himself a contrast where half of them goes, +[2011.040 --> 2013.760] everyone's always, you know, everyone's always picking on me. +[2013.760 --> 2016.480] And you know, I don't know why because I'm not a bad person. +[2017.040 --> 2020.560] But at the same time, just let expectancy that people will pick on him. +[2020.560 --> 2021.360] Do you understand what I'm saying? +[2021.360 --> 2022.000] Does that make sense? +[2022.000 --> 2025.840] Like, there's on one hand, he's like, everyone's unfair. +[2025.840 --> 2026.720] Everyone picks on me. +[2026.720 --> 2030.160] But that pleasant and narrative that this jury is going to put him away because +[2030.160 --> 2031.840] everyone always picks on me. +[2031.840 --> 2038.720] So that balance kind of makes it seem like he thinks he might think there's nothing wrong with him. +[2038.720 --> 2039.840] He did nothing wrong. +[2039.840 --> 2044.240] But he's used to others picking on him and always seeing him as being the bad guy. +[2044.240 --> 2046.880] So I think in that moment, he looks over and he goes, +[2046.880 --> 2048.960] they're going to see the right thing as being putting me away. +[2048.960 --> 2052.560] Just another bunch of people who want to make me look like the bad guy. +[2053.120 --> 2055.440] And that's why he didn't react when the verdict came in. +[2055.440 --> 2057.600] To me, it just confirmed to him that everyone's against him. +[2063.040 --> 2064.800] There's just been a lot of +[2067.520 --> 2068.800] worse stone out there +[2071.840 --> 2072.880] about the alleged +[2075.200 --> 2083.200] a lot of speculation, a lot of ridicule. +[2093.920 --> 2094.960] Where's like demon? +[2097.920 --> 2098.960] Where's like mustard? +[2104.720 --> 2117.280] He just every word that he says in that entire bit, every part of that. +[2119.840 --> 2123.520] He's speaking about the alleged as if it's this hypothetical thing. +[2124.160 --> 2127.680] But then the emotional reaction you see is an emotional response. +[2127.680 --> 2129.280] It's a real response. +[2129.280 --> 2131.040] That is real sadness. +[2131.040 --> 2134.880] Everything that Spidey has taught you about sadness, put that to test here. +[2134.880 --> 2135.840] That's real sadness. +[2136.640 --> 2140.960] But the sadness is towards the words that people are saying about him as a person, +[2141.600 --> 2144.800] accusing him of being evil or being a demon. +[2144.800 --> 2146.400] And he doesn't view himself that way. +[2146.400 --> 2148.720] And he can't stomach that other people do. +[2149.520 --> 2154.720] So he is expressing this ultimately truthful and honest expression of sadness. +[2155.600 --> 2158.240] But it's because people view him as a monster. +[2159.040 --> 2164.400] Mr. Brooks admit that what she did was wrong and then ask for forgiveness. +[2166.080 --> 2167.760] Gosh, you're going about this the wrong way. +[2168.320 --> 2170.320] Sorry, that was a little bit of a vent fest. +[2170.320 --> 2170.800] Ben only. +[2170.800 --> 2171.760] That's what I needed it. +[2172.560 --> 2173.840] Totally understandable man. +[2173.840 --> 2180.720] And again, when he says monster or demon, the eyebrows go up as he says that, a demon. +[2180.720 --> 2184.000] And again, when do we see those eyebrows go up? +[2184.000 --> 2186.800] Very commonly, and I think in this case, surprise. +[2187.360 --> 2190.960] And innocence for social approval, for social connection. +[2190.960 --> 2192.400] But you're not innocent. +[2192.400 --> 2193.920] And why are you surprised? +[2193.920 --> 2196.080] It's like he's shocked by these words. +[2196.080 --> 2201.200] But can you just for one second, put yourself in the shoes of someone reading this on the news +[2201.200 --> 2202.560] that someone did this? +[2202.560 --> 2208.160] Wouldn't you agree that someone who does something like that is a demon, a monster? +[2208.160 --> 2213.120] Like why are you so shocked and surprised by these terms given what you did? +[2213.120 --> 2215.200] It's almost like he's unaware of what he did. +[2215.440 --> 2218.960] Ultimately, I think if he had the opportunity to make the argument he wanted to make, +[2219.520 --> 2225.280] based on my view of his examination of his ex girlfriend, of the arguments he tried to make +[2225.280 --> 2231.920] when he was trying to put her on the stand, I think that in his mind, he was not present there. +[2232.640 --> 2236.720] How he viewed the case was that he and his girlfriend got into an altercation. +[2236.720 --> 2241.680] And he went off of the emotional deep end to such an extent where he was not in control. +[2241.680 --> 2244.240] I'm not talking about physical controller, logical control. +[2244.240 --> 2245.760] I'm talking about emotional control. +[2246.320 --> 2251.840] He lost all emotional control and ended up in a situation that he was incapable of handling in +[2251.840 --> 2258.880] that moment. And rather than stop the vehicle, he just kept going because he had lost everything. +[2258.880 --> 2260.720] He was emotionally not present. +[2261.280 --> 2265.920] Now that is not an excuse that's recognized in the law for your behavior and tactics, +[2265.920 --> 2268.160] which is why he wasn't allowed to present that argument. +[2269.200 --> 2272.320] But what you're seeing when he gives this opening statement, +[2272.320 --> 2277.200] and when you see a bit of his argument, as you kind of get a glimpse into how he might be viewing +[2277.200 --> 2281.920] this from an internal level. And that's just my two cents. It might not mean anything, +[2281.920 --> 2283.040] but it might mean something. +[2283.440 --> 2290.960] I think you're right. Very much so. And at his point, Ben, I did a monstrous thing, +[2290.960 --> 2299.200] but I'm not a monster. It's different than saying that the alleged is being called a lot of names +[2299.280 --> 2303.600] like a monster. Correct. You might not have had the intent to do it. And that would have been +[2303.600 --> 2307.760] the defense that you would have made, but you can't say I didn't have the intent to do it. +[2307.760 --> 2311.520] Why you're saying it wasn't me that did it that doesn't those two don't align. +[2312.560 --> 2317.680] All right. There it was. I mean, this is a crazy case where you can go to any moment in this. +[2317.680 --> 2323.440] And it's just going to be amazing stuff to look at, behaviorally, legally. And Rob, I want to thank +[2323.440 --> 2329.120] you enormously for your time here. And your value, as always, such valuable input, both in the +[2329.120 --> 2334.400] legal sense and your understanding of human behavior always amazes me. So I want to thank you so +[2334.400 --> 2339.120] much for being here. Rob, it was an absolute blast. And, and Spidey, let me just echo that right back. +[2339.120 --> 2344.640] Like having having you both as a friend and a resource that I get to talk to on a regular basis, +[2344.640 --> 2349.680] when stuff like this pops up during the week and I get to text you and and have that back and forth +[2349.680 --> 2355.520] dialogue of am I crazy here or am I right and what I'm seeing? And then to be able to take that +[2355.520 --> 2362.240] content in something that's digestible digestible in multiple formats and two multiple audiences +[2362.240 --> 2365.120] is something that's really fun. So thank you very much for giving me that chance. +[2365.680 --> 2370.720] Of course, man. It's a highlight of my week when you text me and you're just panicking. And I'm +[2370.720 --> 2375.360] there with you. Like sometimes it's like, oh my god, did you see opening statement? Oh my god, +[2375.360 --> 2381.760] yes. And like, we're like, ah, I'm like, just, so yeah, dude, always always a pleasure. And I look +[2381.760 --> 2387.760] forward to the next one. Yep, until then. Well, there you have it folks. Thank you for tuning in +[2387.760 --> 2392.000] and thank you for watching to the end of this video. Now, if you wouldn't mind doing some of the +[2392.000 --> 2397.760] YouTube things such as like and subscribe, it really does mean a lot to us. Also, be sure to check +[2397.760 --> 2404.000] out the content over on Spidey's channel. It is not to be missed. Until next time, I hope you +[2404.000 --> 2406.000] enjoyed the content and I'll see you later. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_TAaTFAmJ5bk.txt b/transcript/reaction_TAaTFAmJ5bk.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..c29f7c3fbfeeb669fd5cb0d9853e3ecf55aa288b --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_TAaTFAmJ5bk.txt @@ -0,0 +1,416 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] What's up guys today? +[2.000 --> 7.460] Guys, oh my god this again, bro. We're gonna keep repeating this every single day guys +[11.100 --> 15.660] Anyways, we just got done filming a video with Jordan, so make sure to go check that out +[15.660 --> 17.660] I mean my channel +[17.660 --> 26.220] You're clanking and stuff that's because we're cleaning up, okay? +[29.460 --> 33.600] Anyways, as you guys heard we're gonna be reacting to some nails yet. It's so let's get right into it +[42.120 --> 44.120] Yeah, the boys a liar +[47.660 --> 50.000] Oh +[56.480 --> 58.640] Wait +[64.720 --> 66.720] You +[66.720 --> 67.560] What is this? +[67.560 --> 68.380] Yes. +[68.380 --> 69.220] Oh my god. +[69.220 --> 70.220] Like this. +[70.220 --> 71.220] Can we really lie down? +[71.220 --> 72.220] One day. +[72.220 --> 73.220] Oh wow. +[73.220 --> 74.220] Oh, love. +[74.220 --> 75.220] Okay. +[75.220 --> 76.220] Yes. +[76.220 --> 77.220] Alasso, the same right now as this. +[77.220 --> 79.220] So you've always been that type. +[79.220 --> 80.220] Wait, wait, wait. +[80.220 --> 81.220] One more question. +[81.220 --> 92.220] Do you see yourself dating a doll when you're older? +[92.220 --> 93.220] Oh, yeah. +[94.220 --> 95.220] Yeah. +[95.220 --> 98.220] I know this is going to be a little bit of a love gift back. +[98.220 --> 99.220] Oh my god. +[99.220 --> 100.220] Yeah. +[100.220 --> 101.220] Oh my god. +[101.220 --> 102.220] Yeah. +[102.220 --> 103.220] What is this? +[103.220 --> 104.220] That's death. +[104.220 --> 105.220] Oh. +[105.220 --> 107.220] I'm going to give it off. +[107.220 --> 108.220] I'm going to give it off. +[108.220 --> 110.220] I'm going to give it off. +[110.220 --> 111.220] It's going to be fun. +[111.220 --> 112.220] Yeah. +[112.220 --> 116.220] What are you actually going to tell us? +[116.220 --> 117.220] We don't see. +[117.220 --> 118.220] We don't see. +[119.220 --> 124.220] I don't want to be born to die. +[124.220 --> 127.220] I would like to live a little bit. +[127.220 --> 128.220] I mean. +[128.220 --> 131.220] I love you, my children. +[131.220 --> 135.220] You know, one day you're going to make your heart broken. +[135.220 --> 137.220] No, I'm going to break their heart. +[137.220 --> 138.220] What do you mean? +[138.220 --> 141.220] What do you mean they're going to break their heart? +[141.220 --> 143.220] You're going to break my heart. +[143.220 --> 144.220] Oh. +[144.220 --> 145.220] Oh. +[145.220 --> 146.220] Oh. +[146.220 --> 147.220] I can't believe it. +[147.220 --> 148.220] You're going to break my heart. +[148.220 --> 149.220] You have to. +[149.220 --> 150.220] Oh! +[150.220 --> 151.220] Oh! +[151.220 --> 153.220] Oh, that's like a toss. +[153.220 --> 155.220] Oh yeah, guys. +[155.220 --> 156.220] Oh. +[156.220 --> 157.220] Wait, a little plug. +[157.220 --> 158.220] Make sure to go follow it. +[158.220 --> 159.220] Follow it. +[159.220 --> 160.220] Follow it. +[160.220 --> 161.220] Follow it. +[161.220 --> 162.220] Follow it. +[162.220 --> 163.220] Come on, I took a hug. +[163.220 --> 164.220] Follow it. +[164.220 --> 165.220] You need all of it. +[165.220 --> 166.220] Follow it. +[166.220 --> 167.220] Follow it. +[167.220 --> 168.220] Follow it. +[168.220 --> 169.220] Follow it. +[169.220 --> 170.220] Follow it. +[170.220 --> 171.220] Follow it. +[171.220 --> 172.220] Follow it. +[172.220 --> 173.220] You're like older women. +[173.220 --> 174.220] Yes. +[174.220 --> 181.220] Oh my god. +[181.220 --> 185.220] Oh my god. +[185.220 --> 188.220] That's actually funny. +[188.220 --> 192.220] I don't think that's me. +[192.220 --> 193.220] That is me. +[193.220 --> 194.220] That is me. +[194.220 --> 195.220] That was freezing. +[195.220 --> 196.220] Yeah, I remember. +[196.220 --> 197.220] I was shaking. +[197.220 --> 199.220] I'll get it. +[199.220 --> 200.220] Split. +[200.220 --> 201.220] Oh yes. +[201.220 --> 204.220] I'm looking for a cellphone. +[204.220 --> 206.220] We still are kids. +[206.220 --> 207.220] You are. +[207.220 --> 209.220] I'm older than you. +[209.220 --> 211.220] So I remember these moments. +[211.220 --> 212.220] Oh, you're in the back. +[212.220 --> 213.220] You're out of here. +[213.220 --> 214.220] What is that structure? +[214.220 --> 215.220] I don't know. +[215.220 --> 218.220] It's not good. +[218.220 --> 221.220] Oh, I remember that. +[221.220 --> 222.220] That's a killer heart. +[222.220 --> 224.220] You look so young. +[224.220 --> 225.220] Do you remember my kids? +[225.220 --> 226.220] Yes. +[226.220 --> 227.220] In the inventory. +[227.220 --> 228.220] For the picture? +[228.220 --> 230.220] Um, I know you're. +[230.220 --> 232.220] Look, I said, I found something. +[232.220 --> 234.220] Jordan, please. +[234.220 --> 235.220] Look at Jordan. +[235.220 --> 239.220] They just said at the beginning of the video. +[239.220 --> 240.220] You didn't look. +[240.220 --> 241.220] What's that? +[241.220 --> 242.220] What's that? +[242.220 --> 243.220] You, my son, there's a lot. +[243.220 --> 244.220] Look at Jordan's face. +[244.220 --> 245.220] You went in. +[245.220 --> 246.220] Jordan! +[246.220 --> 247.220] Jordan! +[247.220 --> 248.220] Jordan! +[248.220 --> 249.220] Jordan! +[249.220 --> 250.220] Daddy! +[250.220 --> 251.220] Hold on. +[251.220 --> 252.220] Guys, I'm going to have Jordan. +[252.220 --> 253.220] Jordan's not like I'm cleaning up and stuff. +[253.220 --> 255.220] You know that pace was too? +[255.220 --> 257.220] I think that's when you guys kids. +[257.220 --> 258.220] I think it's. +[258.220 --> 259.220] I can't. +[259.220 --> 260.220] We can't. +[260.220 --> 261.220] Let's clear up ones and brawl. +[261.220 --> 262.220] I know you don't have a question on each other. +[262.220 --> 263.220] And you're just pranking me. +[263.220 --> 264.220] But did you accidentally kiss? +[264.220 --> 265.220] Be honest. +[265.220 --> 266.220] No. +[266.220 --> 267.220] Honestly. +[267.220 --> 268.220] Yeah, it was for this. +[268.220 --> 269.220] Okay, get out of here. +[269.220 --> 270.220] Okay, bye. +[270.220 --> 271.220] You're not going to get it. +[271.220 --> 272.220] Daddy was one. +[272.220 --> 274.220] Yeah, that was really. +[274.220 --> 275.220] You look so young. +[275.220 --> 276.220] Look at that. +[276.220 --> 277.220] Don't look at him. +[277.220 --> 278.220] No. +[278.220 --> 279.220] You're not going to get it. +[279.220 --> 280.220] Daddy was one. +[280.220 --> 281.220] Yeah, that was really. +[281.220 --> 282.220] You look so young. +[282.220 --> 283.220] Look at that. +[283.220 --> 284.220] Don't look at him. +[284.220 --> 285.220] No. +[285.220 --> 286.220] You're way better than. +[286.220 --> 287.220] What? +[287.220 --> 288.220] Okay. +[288.220 --> 289.220] Oh, yeah. +[289.220 --> 290.220] What do I look like? +[290.220 --> 291.220] It's when we barely met each other. +[291.220 --> 292.220] It's crazy. +[292.220 --> 293.220] Oh, wow. +[293.220 --> 294.220] Speaking of this video. +[294.220 --> 295.220] Yeah, we did that video. +[295.220 --> 296.220] Oh. +[296.220 --> 297.220] Oh. +[297.220 --> 298.220] Oh. +[298.220 --> 299.220] Oh. +[299.220 --> 300.220] Oh. +[300.220 --> 301.220] Oh. +[301.220 --> 302.220] Oh. +[302.220 --> 303.220] Oh. +[303.220 --> 304.220] Oh. +[304.220 --> 305.220] Oh. +[305.220 --> 306.220] Oh. +[306.220 --> 307.220] Oh. +[307.220 --> 308.220] Oh. +[308.220 --> 309.220] Oh. +[309.220 --> 310.220] Oh. +[310.220 --> 311.220] Oh. +[311.220 --> 312.220] Oh. +[312.220 --> 313.220] Oh. +[313.220 --> 314.220] Oh. +[315.220 --> 316.220] She's a kidder, but I know. +[316.220 --> 317.220] I know. +[317.220 --> 318.220] I didn't know that. +[318.220 --> 319.220] She didn't know who it was. +[319.220 --> 320.220] No. +[320.220 --> 322.220] I have to see what you look like. +[322.220 --> 326.220] It was really awkward because they didn't ask me like change or get a mic or anything. +[326.220 --> 327.220] So I was really confused. +[327.220 --> 330.220] That was almost a year ago. +[330.220 --> 332.220] Can you believe that? +[332.220 --> 333.220] Look at me. +[333.220 --> 335.220] That was a year ago. +[335.220 --> 336.220] We shot that like a year ago. +[336.220 --> 337.220] That's crazy. +[337.220 --> 343.220] I'm afraid to live here in fully grown yet. +[343.220 --> 344.220] Look at. +[344.220 --> 346.220] Still listening. +[346.220 --> 347.220] Oh. +[347.220 --> 350.220] Slay Gigi with the skinny jeans. +[350.220 --> 351.220] Okay. +[351.220 --> 352.220] Oh. +[352.220 --> 355.220] We were so young. +[355.220 --> 356.220] Look at you. +[356.220 --> 357.220] Why am I wearing and what? +[357.220 --> 358.220] You still had braces. +[358.220 --> 359.220] I still think it's not a cute look. +[359.220 --> 360.220] Remember that? +[360.220 --> 361.220] Oh. +[361.220 --> 362.220] What was I wearing? +[362.220 --> 363.220] The nail shirt. +[363.220 --> 364.220] Yeah. +[364.220 --> 365.220] I remember that. +[365.220 --> 366.220] That's right. +[366.220 --> 367.220] I remember that. +[367.220 --> 368.220] I remember that. +[368.220 --> 369.220] I remember that. +[369.220 --> 370.220] I remember that. +[370.220 --> 371.220] I remember that. +[371.220 --> 372.220] I remember that. +[372.220 --> 373.220] That's right. +[373.220 --> 374.220] You thought it was cool. +[374.220 --> 375.220] No, you didn't. +[375.220 --> 376.220] I was like, get it. +[376.220 --> 377.220] My hair. +[377.220 --> 378.220] Look when you recode it. +[378.220 --> 379.220] I see it. +[379.220 --> 381.220] I need to cut your hair again. +[381.220 --> 382.220] No, it's hot. +[382.220 --> 383.220] Yes. +[383.220 --> 384.220] No, you're not going to. +[384.220 --> 387.220] Give this video a hundred thousand likes if you want me to cut hair. +[387.220 --> 388.220] No, no, more than that. +[388.220 --> 389.220] More than that. +[389.220 --> 390.220] No, two hundred thousand. +[390.220 --> 391.220] Two hundred thousand. +[391.220 --> 392.220] One million. +[392.220 --> 393.220] No, no, no, no. +[393.220 --> 394.220] One million. +[394.220 --> 395.220] Please do that in two thousand. +[395.220 --> 396.220] Guys, is this video good to you? +[396.220 --> 397.220] Two hundred thousand. +[397.220 --> 398.220] I'm not cut this hair. +[398.220 --> 401.220] If this video gets one million likes, she'll give me a hug. +[402.220 --> 403.220] My bad. +[403.220 --> 404.220] Oh my god. +[404.220 --> 405.220] Sorry, sorry guys, this is my bad. +[405.220 --> 407.220] Sorry, we're just, you know, we're caring stuff. +[407.220 --> 408.220] It's the world working hard. +[408.220 --> 409.220] You guys. +[409.220 --> 410.220] You guys should do that. +[410.220 --> 411.220] No, I'm sorry. +[411.220 --> 412.220] That was just totally missing. +[412.220 --> 413.220] Anyway, we're cleaning up out of here, but they're good. +[413.220 --> 414.220] You good? +[414.220 --> 415.220] Because we're cleaning. +[415.220 --> 416.220] Yeah, that was scary. +[416.220 --> 417.220] Yeah, okay. +[417.220 --> 418.220] Bye. +[418.220 --> 419.220] My hair. +[419.220 --> 421.220] You look like a ballerina. +[423.220 --> 425.220] It was freezing on that day. +[425.220 --> 426.220] Oh, I know. +[426.220 --> 427.220] Whenever we had to share the drink, it was. +[427.220 --> 428.220] Yeah. +[428.220 --> 429.220] I was so cold. +[429.220 --> 431.220] And we spilled them, our eyes spilled the milkshake. +[431.220 --> 433.220] On, yeah, your soap. +[433.220 --> 434.220] The move. +[434.220 --> 435.220] And on me. +[435.220 --> 437.220] You're the only one. +[437.220 --> 439.220] You're the only one. +[439.220 --> 441.220] Look, don't you sell. +[441.220 --> 443.220] I was the only one. +[443.220 --> 445.220] You used to live there. +[445.220 --> 446.220] It's freezing. +[446.220 --> 447.220] I hit the crib. +[447.220 --> 448.220] I remember that day. +[448.220 --> 449.220] The Christmas tree. +[449.220 --> 451.220] And then we had playtime. +[451.220 --> 453.220] Oh, we did, didn't we? +[453.220 --> 454.220] Yeah. +[454.220 --> 455.220] I remember that day. +[455.220 --> 456.220] The Christmas tree. +[456.220 --> 457.220] And then we had playtime. +[457.220 --> 459.220] Oh, we did, didn't we? +[459.220 --> 461.220] That's crazy. +[461.220 --> 463.220] I did get here. +[463.220 --> 465.220] I did get here. +[465.220 --> 467.220] Oh, it's good. +[467.220 --> 469.220] Oh, my gosh. +[469.220 --> 471.220] It's always the answer. +[471.220 --> 473.220] These edits. +[473.220 --> 475.220] It's always the same. +[475.220 --> 476.220] These edits. +[476.220 --> 477.220] It's always the same. +[477.220 --> 479.220] I'm too tough to get like no one's views on either. +[479.220 --> 480.220] I know. +[480.220 --> 485.220] I know. +[485.220 --> 490.220] It's like 7 years old that goes home. +[490.220 --> 491.220] I need my hair. +[491.220 --> 494.220] And my eyes. +[494.220 --> 495.220] Except the sweat. +[495.220 --> 497.220] These days. +[497.220 --> 499.220] Those those Ah, +[499.220 --> 501.220] Those days. +[501.220 --> 503.220] Do whatever. +[503.220 --> 505.220] This week, +[505.220 --> 508.220] because I don't know. +[508.220 --> 509.220] We went the same. +[509.220 --> 511.220] You want like this? +[511.220 --> 512.220] Yeah, I like this. +[512.220 --> 514.220] No, but needle you want like this. +[514.220 --> 516.220] My teeth were ugly in that. +[516.220 --> 517.220] They still are. +[517.220 --> 518.220] Oh! +[518.220 --> 520.220] People in the comments are like, +[520.220 --> 521.220] Girlfriend question mark? +[521.220 --> 522.220] I have like, but fine. +[522.220 --> 524.220] Oh my gosh, stop! +[524.220 --> 525.220] It's already getting out of here. +[525.220 --> 527.220] Why are you on my table right here? +[527.220 --> 528.220] I'm cleaning up. +[528.220 --> 529.220] Oh, okay. +[529.220 --> 530.220] All I'm going to go through. +[530.220 --> 531.220] Jordan, get out of here. +[531.220 --> 532.220] Just got to clean up. +[532.220 --> 533.220] Why do you even need a table? +[533.220 --> 534.220] You're going to nowhere. +[534.220 --> 535.220] Oh, whoops. +[535.220 --> 536.220] Okay, sorry. +[536.220 --> 537.220] This way. +[537.220 --> 538.220] I fall. +[538.220 --> 539.220] Oh, to go wrong turn. +[539.220 --> 540.220] Just clean up. +[540.220 --> 541.220] You're going to nowhere. +[541.220 --> 542.220] You're going to clean up. +[542.220 --> 543.220] You're not even cleaning. +[543.220 --> 545.220] I think I'm going to talk to this one. +[545.220 --> 546.220] What? +[546.220 --> 547.220] Jordan. +[547.220 --> 548.220] Jordan. +[548.220 --> 549.220] Jordan. +[549.220 --> 550.220] Jordan. +[550.220 --> 551.220] Jordan. +[551.220 --> 552.220] Jordan. +[552.220 --> 554.220] It looks like the cockroach. +[554.220 --> 555.220] Look at that over there. +[555.220 --> 556.220] It's not going to move. +[556.220 --> 557.220] Oh, I just don't like that. +[557.220 --> 558.220] It looks like it was. +[558.220 --> 559.220] It looks like it was. +[559.220 --> 560.220] It looks close. +[560.220 --> 561.220] Maybe separate. +[561.220 --> 562.220] It looks close. +[562.220 --> 563.220] Okay. +[563.220 --> 564.220] Jordan. +[564.220 --> 565.220] Jordan. +[565.220 --> 566.220] Jordan. +[566.220 --> 567.220] Jordan. +[567.220 --> 590.220] They are going for others. +[590.220 --> 592.220] You're going for Ar progressive. +[592.220 --> 595.060] Remember when we did that to me? +[595.060 --> 596.580] Yeah, I look like we did. +[596.580 --> 597.940] I was kidding. +[597.940 --> 599.140] What do you mean you weren't? +[599.140 --> 600.140] You said I was. +[600.140 --> 601.140] No you weren't. +[601.140 --> 603.140] I love you as a friend, you know? +[603.140 --> 604.140] My bestie. +[604.140 --> 605.140] Bestie. +[605.140 --> 606.140] Bestie. +[606.140 --> 609.140] I wish you that took a second number two. +[609.140 --> 610.140] It's so awkward, bro. +[610.140 --> 611.140] So much more of this. +[611.140 --> 612.140] Hopefully it ends soon. +[612.140 --> 613.140] I'm so sorry. +[613.140 --> 614.140] I'm sure. +[614.140 --> 617.140] My nose will like swish the gas. +[617.140 --> 621.140] Oh, that's my own. +[621.860 --> 622.860] Maria Action. +[622.860 --> 624.860] You're going to get the thing. +[624.860 --> 626.380] Listen, you're right there before I need you. +[626.380 --> 627.900] That really embarrassing happened. +[627.900 --> 628.900] Yeah. +[628.900 --> 629.900] Oh, guys. +[629.900 --> 631.900] Well, by the way, there is an answer. +[631.900 --> 633.300] If you want to ask it, subscribe. +[633.300 --> 636.060] And like, I'm at Tuna, you know, vacation bell. +[636.060 --> 637.060] I can't even get a chance. +[637.060 --> 637.740] I'm not sure if it's my channel. +[637.740 --> 639.260] That's really actually one of my kids. +[639.260 --> 640.740] It's my channel. +[640.740 --> 642.740] The thing that's important about this is all of you. +[642.740 --> 645.740] And you guys, all right, video service doesn't need +[645.740 --> 647.740] to be exposed to my daughter anymore, bye. +[647.740 --> 649.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[649.740 --> 651.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[651.740 --> 653.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[653.740 --> 655.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[655.740 --> 657.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[657.740 --> 659.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[659.740 --> 661.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[661.740 --> 663.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[663.740 --> 665.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[665.740 --> 667.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[667.740 --> 669.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[669.740 --> 671.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[671.740 --> 673.740] I'm going to get a chance. +[673.740 --> 675.740] I'm going to get a chance. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_UsD-Q0PlRTQ.txt b/transcript/reaction_UsD-Q0PlRTQ.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..5463c158c4cbd797db6d961d4e6cbed3c170afd9 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_UsD-Q0PlRTQ.txt @@ -0,0 +1,31 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.000] FaceTime on iOS 17 has got a whole load of new tricks that will make your video calls +[5.000 --> 9.640] more engaging than ever, and most of them can be triggered using simple how-gestures. +[9.640 --> 13.560] So all I need to demo this is to have a FaceTime call from someone on my photo. +[13.560 --> 18.160] Perfect, I'll answer that one now and I'll join the call with myself. +[18.160 --> 23.280] Now what you can see on the main screen is Jacob on his Mac, and in the bottom corner +[23.280 --> 24.800] is Jacob on the iPhone. +[24.800 --> 29.040] Now the iPhone is on iOS 17 but the Mac is not yet up to date, so all the effects that +[29.040 --> 32.680] you see, you'll see the difference between the old system and the new system, so keep +[32.680 --> 34.360] an eye on that bottom corner. +[34.360 --> 37.920] In fact if I give a thumbs up, just like that you'll see the little emoji floating +[37.920 --> 42.000] up from my hand, and it works for thumbs down too as you might expect. +[42.000 --> 45.000] Now remember, just because you can't see him on the main video here doesn't mean the +[45.000 --> 48.960] recipient can't see them on my Mac, I can see all of these reactions beautifully. +[48.960 --> 51.240] In fact they're so good that it's give you a double thumbs up. +[51.240 --> 53.200] Woo, look at that, some fireworks. +[53.200 --> 57.880] And I guess a double thumbs down, although sad that's a rainstorm. +[57.880 --> 60.200] So there are lots of other gestures you can do as well. +[60.200 --> 63.040] For example you can make a heart, simple with your hands, and you get a little heart +[63.040 --> 64.040] that comes out. +[64.040 --> 67.680] You can do a peace sign to get some balloons, or for some reason I don't quite understand +[67.680 --> 72.320] you can do two peace signs and you get a confetti explosion behind you like this. +[72.320 --> 76.600] And then the final one is if you do lock hands, just like this for both of your hands, +[76.600 --> 79.160] you get some lasers coming out from behind you. +[79.160 --> 82.320] But these gestures, they can be a bit hard to remember unless you're used to them. +[82.320 --> 85.840] So the other way you can activate them is simply to tap and hold on your picture in the +[85.840 --> 90.080] bottom corner and then you get a floating menu where you can choose any reactions just +[90.080 --> 91.920] like this. +[91.920 --> 95.240] Just another little way iOS 17 has improved your iPhone. +[95.240 --> 100.440] And if you want to learn even more ways it's improved check out this playlist now. +[100.440 --> 103.540] And don't forget to subscribe to my channel, that way you won't miss any more iPhone +[103.540 --> 104.560] heads in the future. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_V15W4eRlU9I.txt b/transcript/reaction_V15W4eRlU9I.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3c0beb8b05f44c28c7517a8359ce217bff406596 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_V15W4eRlU9I.txt @@ -0,0 +1,272 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.000] Well hey there, Adio, it's welcome back to Observe. +[2.000 --> 5.600] In today's video we're going to be analyzing the non-verbal communication again of +[5.600 --> 9.200] Culling Ballinger, and... well in regards to a recent video... +[10.160 --> 12.800] I'm sure you know what I'm talking about. Let's go ahead and roll the intro. +[30.000 --> 51.040] Oh my god, I'm holding an instrument. +[51.040 --> 55.600] I forgot that this was about dreaming. Holy yeah. +[58.800 --> 63.600] So obviously that's not how this video is going to go, and I can say that I've been doing YouTube +[63.600 --> 69.680] for almost 10 years now, and I have never... I've never seen this. This isn't something that I'd +[69.680 --> 74.560] experienced before. This is going to be a new avenue of non-verbal communication reading for me +[74.560 --> 80.560] in general, for those of you who own... might not be aware of the situation Culling Ballinger has +[80.560 --> 87.680] been accused by many people of grooming and inappropriate interaction with underage kids. +[88.640 --> 95.200] It's been everywhere. It's pretty hot topic right now, and she was advised by her legal team to +[95.200 --> 104.160] not make any statement on this. So she didn't make a statement. She made a song. +[104.560 --> 109.280] And today I'm going to do my absolute darn bestest to go through this song and see what we can +[109.280 --> 115.280] see non-verbally from her during this, and also just to experience this because I... I have not +[115.280 --> 120.400] watched this video all the way through. I couldn't... I couldn't. I couldn't bring myself to do it. +[120.400 --> 125.840] So this is going to be a blind react to this. You and me will be relying on the information from +[125.920 --> 131.760] the prior videos. All right, here we go. +[142.880 --> 145.600] All right, so non-verbally speaking, what we're going to go ahead and note is that she's +[145.600 --> 149.840] intentionally sitting very small in the frame. It's not whitewash. She's wearing +[149.920 --> 155.680] average clothing, things like that. So we're not seeing a manipulation in the form of the setting +[155.680 --> 160.000] trying to convince us that she's being pure. So she's sitting small in the frame very slight. +[160.000 --> 164.080] Along with that, we're seeing a fairly fallen expression on her face with the relaxed muscles +[164.080 --> 170.720] around the eyes and the lightly pressed lips and the lowered eyebrows. We're seeing an expression +[170.720 --> 178.400] of not remorse, but it's a somber expression to be sure. And it is also rather forced. You could +[178.400 --> 187.280] tell by the desynchronization of where she is looking around to suddenly pull in a ukulele for this. +[188.000 --> 195.280] And it was at this point that I was like, I don't know that I can... I don't know that I can do this. +[196.320 --> 198.320] But we're gonna do it together. Here we go. +[208.480 --> 213.520] It's been a while since I saw my face. I haven't been doing so great. So I did a little break. +[214.560 --> 217.600] So a lot of people are saying some things about me that are quite true. +[218.400 --> 221.600] Doesn't matter if it's true though. Just as long as it's entertaining. +[223.840 --> 224.160] Right? +[227.680 --> 234.080] All right, so... Okay, what I'm noticing on her face so far is one, the smile that she's +[234.080 --> 237.600] creating is not reaching her eyes. It's not a genuine smile. I think everybody could tell that. We're +[237.600 --> 242.240] also seeing a little bit of contempt creep in there as well. I was the one side of her smile is a +[242.240 --> 246.960] little bit higher than the others. Now for everybody who is unaware of what contempt technically means +[246.960 --> 252.720] it's an intellectual or moral superiority around a given subject. So she's feeling that here +[252.720 --> 256.080] displaying that on her face. And then we're seeing some occasional little lip compressions in +[256.080 --> 260.560] there, which are a sign of negative emotions, perhaps biting backwards, something along those lines. +[261.040 --> 267.520] However, we can also rest fairly fairly certain that all of this is pretty scripted and +[268.400 --> 273.440] prepared. So we're already going to be working through multiple different lenses. +[273.440 --> 278.480] That's going to make it a little difficult to get an accurate body language reading on this if any at all. +[280.800 --> 287.680] But so far, we're already eating some of the emotional backing behind this. Let's... But yeah, let's just go. +[291.280 --> 302.000] All aboard the toxic gossip train. You're chagging down the tracks of this information. The toxic gossip train. +[303.040 --> 307.120] You got a one-way pick and down at the Immulation Station. +[307.920 --> 314.400] Tuxic gossip train. Time it to the tracks and harass me for my past. +[314.480 --> 320.320] These rumors look like facts if you don't mind the gaps I won't survive in the crash but hey. +[322.080 --> 323.840] At least you're having fun. +[332.160 --> 335.760] Well, there's not a lot of non-verbal communication going on that's able to be read just +[335.760 --> 340.640] through that. What a catchy little jingle. See, okay, so it might... +[341.280 --> 350.080] In my brain, my curiosity is like, hmm, okay. This toxic gossip train that is occurring right now +[350.080 --> 355.600] is filled with video evidence, is filled with testimonials, they're from different people +[355.600 --> 360.640] collaborating stories and everything like that. So yes, the toxic gossip train is a thing. +[361.040 --> 364.800] At what point... +[367.440 --> 375.120] At what point is it solved via a ukulele? Like, I believe that music has a lot of power and +[375.120 --> 384.960] if used correctly and I just, I'm not sold on the fact that this is the correct use of music's +[384.960 --> 392.240] power. I'm riveted by this song so I'm just gonna go back into it. We'll see. We'll just see. +[392.240 --> 395.120] We'll see you and I will see together. Oh my. +[396.400 --> 401.040] Hi everyone. I've been wanting to come online and talk to you about a few things. +[402.480 --> 406.160] Even though my team has strongly advised me to not say what I want to say, +[406.880 --> 411.600] I recently realized that I never said that I could sing what I want to say. +[411.760 --> 412.880] So... +[414.800 --> 419.760] Yeah, and um, today I only want to talk about the facts. +[420.880 --> 421.760] So... +[423.600 --> 427.200] No, she wants to ukulele sing about the facts. +[430.080 --> 435.280] Okay, so I've seen a lot of lip compressions in here. There's a fair bit of difficulty that +[435.280 --> 439.760] might be existing psychologically as she's trying to say these things that she's already been advised. +[439.760 --> 442.480] Don't address, don't say the things that you're wanting to say. +[443.280 --> 446.640] And so she's like, well, you know what, I think I'll just make it better. I think that instead of +[446.640 --> 450.960] just saying it like an adult, I'm going to sing it like a Disney character. This is just not, +[450.960 --> 456.560] this, this isn't how you handle allegations of grooming. This isn't it. And like, +[457.360 --> 461.520] perhaps this is a manipulation point where she's trying to be like, oh, I'm playing this off so +[462.320 --> 468.000] light-hearted that obviously it can't be real. But obviously there were people that were negatively +[468.000 --> 472.400] affected by her actions. And then for her to be like, well, I'm just gonna address this with a +[472.400 --> 478.720] ukulele and a ditty. That really underplays the effect that she's had on the people around her, +[478.720 --> 483.920] regardless of her own intentions. And that in and of itself is fairly narrow-minded from her point. +[483.920 --> 488.640] I'm gonna try to really listen to what she's saying and take in the words, +[488.640 --> 495.920] past the fact that she's singing them through the sound of a ukulele to really try to play +[495.920 --> 502.640] a fair-balanced thing here. But whoah, all right. I hope that you'll be willing to listen. +[504.320 --> 511.760] Here we go. Many years ago, I used to message my fans. But not in a creepy way, like a lot of you +[511.760 --> 517.520] are trying to suggest it was more of a loser kind of way. I was just trying to be any bestie +[517.520 --> 523.920] so everybody. It's kind of like when you go to like a family gathering, you know, and there's a +[523.920 --> 528.240] weird aunt there. Keeps coming up to you and going like, hey, they're all with the teen. +[529.840 --> 536.400] That was me. I'm getting group chats with my fans. It was weird. I've been sharing my life online +[536.400 --> 541.760] for over 15 years. I've poured my heart out to you because of that. I feel like I'm talking to my +[541.760 --> 546.320] friends, but from the beginning of my career, I didn't really understand that maybe there should +[546.320 --> 552.480] be some boundaries there. There were times in the dams when I would over-share details of my life, +[552.480 --> 558.880] which was really weird to me. I haven't done that for years to see because I changed my behavior +[558.880 --> 563.200] and I took accountability. But that's not very interesting, is it? +[564.640 --> 571.360] Did she take accountability? Because I've gone through the videos addressing all of this and +[571.360 --> 575.440] there was no accountability taken. There was a lot of blame shifting to be sure there was some +[575.440 --> 580.960] manipulation. There was some owning up to certain facets of actions to be very fair. And +[581.600 --> 584.880] Colleen has done that more so than other people that I have seen in the past. +[585.920 --> 590.240] This move, this is undermining all of her prior +[591.360 --> 595.200] tentative good work. So throughout this, one of the main +[596.720 --> 602.480] emotional drives that I'm feeling behind this is this level of perhaps contempt, like I mentioned, +[602.480 --> 608.000] and also perhaps a level of scorn. And right now, I'm even noticing there are areas where she's +[608.000 --> 613.520] narrowing her eyes, again, the contempt is still creeping in. And she's taken on even though she's +[613.520 --> 620.080] singing a tone of what you might assume as being like a teacher-ish tone, she's talking, +[621.280 --> 626.720] she's explaining things rather than apologizing things, if that makes sense. So I don't, I don't, +[627.200 --> 635.520] you know what? So let's go on the toxic, gossip train. The locomotives fueled with hate for +[635.520 --> 644.240] accusations. The toxic gossip train. Steam rolled over someone's reputation. +[644.240 --> 651.120] Tux-sick gossip train. Hop on board but close your eyes otherwise you'll realize that the train +[651.120 --> 658.320] has made a blouse and that person who despise made me deserve to die, but hey, at least you're +[658.320 --> 664.240] having fun. Okay, so obviously this is all rhyming in this area. This is all planned out. There's +[664.240 --> 669.360] nothing that I'm going to be able to get non-verbally from this, but something else that she did bring +[669.360 --> 674.960] up here that I will, because I do in any case, I will always support the fact that nobody should +[674.960 --> 680.240] sling the you should tell yourself insult to a person, especially a person that they don't know, +[680.240 --> 687.200] especially in this area. It's just not an okay insult to sling. And many of you did also message +[687.200 --> 692.560] me back when I mentioned this in a prior video saying like, there are circumstances in which +[692.560 --> 699.760] that wish isn't as extreme, but circumstances and exclusions do exist to this rule. For the most +[699.760 --> 705.520] part, I don't think that it's the best thing to wish anybody to kill themselves, especially in +[705.520 --> 711.280] a public way. Just not okay. So that I can get behind and I do have sympathy for Colleen on that +[711.280 --> 716.960] front. It's hard to keep that sympathy going through the ukulele song that she's playing right now, +[717.600 --> 724.640] but it is something that I do feel is valid to point out. So let's just see how she addresses some +[724.640 --> 730.880] of these allegations that have evidence that people have been talking about and cooperating with. +[731.520 --> 732.560] Let's see. Let's see. +[735.440 --> 739.520] In all seriousness, I do think it's really important to hold people accountable for their mistakes. +[740.960 --> 744.560] You know, you should hope that everyone can learn from their mistakes and grow and change their +[744.560 --> 748.480] behavior and be a better person. And this is something that I've always tried to do when I make +[748.480 --> 752.720] mistakes. And it's something that I will continue to try to do what? Oh, you don't care? Oh, okay. +[752.720 --> 758.480] I thought you wanted me to take accountability, but that's not the point of your mob mentality, +[758.480 --> 763.040] is it? No. Your goal is to ruin the life of the person you despise while you dramatize your +[763.040 --> 771.120] lives and monetize their demise. Yeah. I feel like I can already hear the comments on this video. +[771.120 --> 776.160] She's gaslighting, manipulating. Oh, she's a narcissist in a rat. I would never make a mistake +[776.160 --> 783.120] like that. Oh, I'm sorry. I didn't realize that all of you are perfect. So please criticize me. +[783.120 --> 792.400] Bring out the daggers. I find this amazing. What? A fascinating manipulation to do. I get +[792.400 --> 797.120] already hear the comments saying that she's doing all of these things, including manipulating. +[797.120 --> 805.120] And then right after that, she immediately dives into I may have done bad things, but everybody +[805.120 --> 812.480] does bad things, which is manipulation, excusing your own bad behavior by pointing out the possibility +[812.480 --> 821.840] of other bad behavior is a point of manipulation. I was apparently eating one of my dog's hairs. I +[821.840 --> 828.320] don't, I don't see how that's not overtly clear in what she's doing here. Like, +[830.000 --> 830.800] oh, okay. +[851.920 --> 853.120] That's what you made up for clout. +[869.520 --> 873.520] All right. So now what I'm noticing from her number, which communication, obviously the +[874.480 --> 878.240] tone of the song is increasing. Things are changing in the dynamic of the music itself. So +[878.240 --> 883.040] they were going to see that reflected physically. But along with that, we're noticing a fair bit +[883.040 --> 887.600] of new activity around the upper half of her face as her eyebrows are drawing together and lowering +[887.600 --> 892.240] in a level of aggression. Her eyes are widening, which means that this isn't like a scorn kind of +[892.240 --> 897.920] aggression. This is just perhaps a frustration or classic anger in that vein of aggression. And +[897.920 --> 902.320] we're seeing her look around a little bit more sharply as well. So that does let us know that +[902.320 --> 907.760] there is this level of frustration, perhaps anger in regards to what she's experiencing in +[907.760 --> 912.000] her acting with. And we're seeing that come through on her nonverbal communication despite +[912.000 --> 916.640] the fact that there's a song playing in the middle of everything. So we're still getting some +[916.640 --> 922.240] information from Colleen Deering this none of which says I'm sorry. So far, even though she said +[922.240 --> 927.840] multiple times like, oh, I'm trying to take accountability, everything that she's shown and +[927.840 --> 934.560] actually said so far is that she's not trying to take any accountability. And I think one of the +[934.560 --> 939.600] things that really summarizes that best and really puts a nice cherry on top is the fact that she's +[939.600 --> 945.680] doing this in a song. One of the a diddy of a song one that isn't like an emotionally written song, +[945.680 --> 955.520] it's it's meant to be a bouncy song. So she's downplaying it in and of itself. I I can't I can't I +[956.480 --> 961.120] please you don't need any armor when you can hide behind a screen. So shoot me down quick in the +[961.120 --> 973.600] clicking bam. My reputation's deceased. I also wanted to take a minute to talk about that girl +[973.600 --> 980.240] Miranda sings. You know the one at her. She's PG 13. It says that on my website and it's always been +[981.200 --> 987.520] that way. And that's why you won't find my videos on the YouTube Kids app anyway. I didn't realize it +[987.520 --> 994.560] was my responsibility to decide what was appropriate for every kid to see boys relied on parents to +[994.560 --> 1000.480] decide if they're comfortable with their families watching my YouTube videos or coming to my live shows. +[1002.240 --> 1008.400] Now have I made some jokes and for taste? Yes. Have I made lots of +[1010.880 --> 1017.520] so again to play devil's advocate that's fair. There's only so much that the creator themselves can +[1018.320 --> 1026.000] can do in regards to what audience perceives and whatnot. But yeah. So yes, parents have some control. +[1026.000 --> 1030.560] Viewers have some control and all in all even though Miranda said that she was going to be +[1031.200 --> 1037.760] distasteful and perhaps inappropriate to youngsters in her show. Even though she explains that. +[1037.760 --> 1041.680] That doesn't mean that it's okay. Just because you say that you're going to do something bad does not +[1041.680 --> 1050.080] make the bad thing that is said suddenly less bad. It's just known. So yes, fair point. Children +[1050.080 --> 1056.400] and parents could be more observational about what they take in. Colleen didn't need to make +[1056.400 --> 1060.160] anything that was bad to take in. That's all that I'm throwing out there. And the way that her +[1060.160 --> 1065.200] content was obviously steered and geared towards younger kids. That was her demographic. For those of +[1065.200 --> 1070.160] you who do not know on YouTube, you are able to look at your demographic. You could see the ages +[1070.160 --> 1075.680] and nationalities and everything of your most prominent groups. So it's not like Colleen didn't know. +[1075.680 --> 1079.520] She did know and continued to make the same same moves. +[1080.960 --> 1088.480] Hey. I made lots of dumb mistakes. Yes. Am I sad that there's some fancy feel betrayed? Yes. +[1089.120 --> 1093.440] Yes. Was my intention to manipulate? No. +[1093.440 --> 1102.240] Mmm. Okay. Am I sad that there were some fans that were betrayed? I wasn't able to see anything +[1102.240 --> 1107.440] non-verbally around that. Her face maintained a fair amount of blightness after that. And then +[1107.440 --> 1111.520] right afterwards though, while singing the next verse, we're seeing a little, little +[1112.320 --> 1117.120] narrowing of the eyes. This, like I said, can be scorned. And I saw a little bit of disgust come in +[1117.120 --> 1123.520] on the corner of her nose and perhaps a flash of possible contempt in there as well, which in my +[1123.520 --> 1133.840] opinion has a fair amount of information to it. I'm just under six minutes into this video and I +[1133.840 --> 1140.960] already my, my day is different now. It's very different now. +[1141.120 --> 1147.760] This is really matter what my intention was because it seems as though everyone's already decided +[1148.320 --> 1155.600] on that. Let me tell you, it's not very fun to have millions of people all over the world +[1156.320 --> 1163.520] to call you the most vile, horrendous, disgusting, life-ruining words. The person that +[1163.600 --> 1170.720] me called in my opinion, it doesn't matter that these things aren't true. Everyone just believes +[1171.520 --> 1175.920] that you are the type of person who manipulates and abuses children. +[1180.800 --> 1188.240] So I just wanted to say that the only thing I've ever groomed is my two version cats. I'm not a +[1188.320 --> 1194.720] primer. I'm just a loser. Okay, so from that little portion there, she's talking about more of the +[1194.720 --> 1199.280] emotional weight behind some of the backlash that she's received for her actions online. I'm +[1199.280 --> 1205.360] noticing that she actually might be struggling with a level of tears, sadness, emotion in this area, +[1205.360 --> 1208.960] which would be centered around the self-pity. She's talking about how well not she's pitting herself +[1208.960 --> 1213.600] for the experience she's had. And what I'm noticing is the freezing of the upper lip and that +[1213.600 --> 1219.920] stiff upper lip saying is well known around, but it is also a fairly reliable indicator of when +[1219.920 --> 1224.640] somebody is trying to muscle back emotions, you will see that upper lip freeze quite +[1224.640 --> 1229.120] prevalently. So heres froze during that time, along with that, there were a little bit of action +[1229.120 --> 1234.640] in the corner of her mouth with the downward turning as well. And the relaxation around her eyes +[1234.640 --> 1240.240] as well, kind of lending me to believe that there was at least a level of perhaps grief, pity, +[1240.320 --> 1245.440] or sadness slipping out from her nonverbal communication during that time. When, of course, +[1245.440 --> 1249.360] it was talking about how bad things were for herself. Let's keep watching. +[1270.640 --> 1273.920] Even though I know this video won't change anyone's mind about me, +[1276.000 --> 1283.760] I still felt it was important to come on here and defend myself little and take accountability. +[1288.320 --> 1293.920] Where? Where's the accountability taken? So far all that I've heard is a lot of, I didn't do +[1293.920 --> 1297.760] anything wrong and if I did anything wrong it wasn't something that was actually as wrong as +[1297.760 --> 1304.320] you're saying it's wrong, so don't be mad at me. And at that very least I want you to pity me, +[1305.520 --> 1314.160] but none of that is accountability. But okay. And I also wanted to say that, +[1314.720 --> 1322.160] do anyone out there who has ever supported me in any capacity? I really, really appreciate you. +[1322.160 --> 1336.800] Thank you. What's for it? I never had any bad intentions, but I do feel like shit. +[1341.360 --> 1345.840] Buzzing again here, never had any bad intentions, but I do feel like shit. Okay, so on the note of +[1345.840 --> 1351.520] never had any bad intentions, often times people who do bad things are not intending bad. +[1352.960 --> 1357.680] They're bad things, but for the person doing the bad things, they have their reasons, +[1357.680 --> 1362.640] they have their explanations, they have their own mental history that they're going to try to pull in, +[1362.640 --> 1368.240] but it's still a bad thing being done. So while it even could arguably be true that perhaps +[1368.240 --> 1375.200] she didn't have bad intentions, what she did had bad effects. And so that's where people are +[1375.200 --> 1382.080] still very upset. Now she's trying to pull in this idea of like, well, perhaps like I've grown +[1382.080 --> 1386.320] from these mistakes and I don't do these anymore, which is possible. There is that possibility, +[1386.320 --> 1394.560] and we shall see just how that goes from here. This song, this video is not +[1395.760 --> 1400.880] laying the foundation for Colleen to turn over a new leaf and have a different style of content +[1400.880 --> 1410.400] that's not questionable. Like this isn't setting that up very well. There's a lot to think about. +[1430.880 --> 1434.560] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1434.560 --> 1438.400] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1438.400 --> 1442.560] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1442.560 --> 1447.040] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1447.040 --> 1451.360] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1451.360 --> 1455.360] I think it's a bit of a bad thing to say. +[1455.360 --> 1459.360] I hope you had some fun. +[1467.680 --> 1472.480] Again, another point of manipulation around the end of the song there, trying to garnish pity +[1472.480 --> 1477.440] and trying to divert any of the negative attention that they have a garnish in and up themselves. +[1477.440 --> 1482.640] So, it feels like the song's about to be done. There's still a couple minutes left of this video. +[1483.440 --> 1489.360] In my opinion, the song was done a while ago, but it's still going on because I think we have to get +[1489.360 --> 1496.880] this apology video song monetized. So, let's two more minutes. +[1503.520 --> 1504.720] Actually, you know, +[1505.600 --> 1510.080] I feel like maybe I should leave you guys something. +[1510.080 --> 1512.400] It seems like +[1515.200 --> 1520.560] maybe you're confused about something, I don't know. Let me try to help. +[1522.560 --> 1530.240] Sometimes people make a mistake and it does and make them a horrible person wall. +[1530.240 --> 1535.600] Sometimes people can make a mistake and they're still a good person. +[1535.600 --> 1538.080] Crazy. I know. +[1538.080 --> 1545.600] Sometimes people can make a mistake and you don't have to take a mistake on the wall. +[1545.600 --> 1552.320] And twist it up and grind it and add some lies to it and pull the rise it. +[1552.400 --> 1555.360] Staff it with knives and ruin a life and +[1560.400 --> 1566.240] So what I'm noticing again, this is obviously also scripted. So, Colleen, also there for a second +[1566.240 --> 1570.960] tried to add an organic touch to it by acting like she's going to reach up and turn off the camera +[1570.960 --> 1576.720] and then comes back and delivers an already created verse. Meaning that that verse has been created +[1576.800 --> 1585.680] in the past. It was premeditated and then she tried to add this organic feel into there by +[1585.680 --> 1591.680] showing that she's going to turn off the camera or whatever and be like, oh, but wait, I have more +[1591.680 --> 1595.600] that I've already prepared. So, I knew I was going to do this so that little manipulation thing +[1595.600 --> 1600.960] that I did with the camera there that's that's just for show. And that's just try to make it sound +[1600.960 --> 1605.760] like and seem like I'm being organic here. Wow, he or it. +[1631.920 --> 1640.880] And that mistake doesn't make them a terrible human. It just makes them a human. +[1645.520 --> 1650.400] But what do I know? Fuck me, right? +[1651.040 --> 1662.960] So why so many people were like, you need you need to watch this video. You need to. +[1665.120 --> 1669.520] Wow, okay. For the people that are in the receiving end of this, especially the victims of this +[1669.520 --> 1674.080] situation, I don't let me know if you're watching this video. Let me know in the comments below +[1674.080 --> 1679.440] if you really felt like this song spoke to your soul. Like Colleen was really trying to own up +[1679.440 --> 1684.000] to her mistakes to the things that she did to the damage that she caused. Let me know. I for one, +[1684.000 --> 1690.560] if I were in the position of one of the victims, would probably not be overly excited to find out +[1690.560 --> 1695.680] that this is the approach that was taken. And going through the song, listening to the words of the +[1695.680 --> 1701.360] song, it was all centered around manipulation. The entirety of the song was centered around manipulation +[1701.360 --> 1708.240] with this partial owning up to something idea. While everything was geared towards making +[1708.320 --> 1715.040] anybody viewing pity and have sympathy for and go easy on and optimistically from what I'm +[1715.040 --> 1720.160] understanding, sweep everything under the one. And that's not an apology that's an excuse. +[1720.800 --> 1726.240] That's not somebody saying they're sorry. That's somebody manipulating people to make people +[1726.240 --> 1733.120] feel like they shouldn't have to be sorry. And so at the very end with some of the other things +[1733.120 --> 1736.960] about like, oh, everybody's human, everybody can make mistakes. That's all true. That's very valid. +[1736.960 --> 1742.480] That's very fair. And I support that like everybody has the opportunity to change their actions. +[1743.120 --> 1748.800] This is not Colleen changing her actions. This is Colleen excusing her actions. +[1749.920 --> 1756.640] So she's made mistakes. She even admits to making them mistakes. And then is showing that that's not +[1756.640 --> 1768.560] that important. Wow. All right. Okay. If there's anything else that you would like me to take a look +[1768.560 --> 1771.600] at, perhaps there's other footage that I haven't seen, something like that, something along those lines, +[1771.600 --> 1775.760] if there's anything involving this whole scenario, let me know in the comments below. And I'll +[1775.760 --> 1779.760] probably be able to take a look at it. If you would like to see any other things, you know, the +[1779.760 --> 1784.160] the spiel true crime mysteries, all of that, just let me know in the comments below. If you like +[1784.160 --> 1789.520] this video, hit the like button, hit subscribe. If you haven't, do all of those, those things. +[1790.880 --> 1795.280] But, but without further ado, that's all out of Gabba today. My name is Logan and you have been +[1795.280 --> 1811.200] so awesome as you always are and and and and I'll see you in the next video. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_VAB9cUlGrRo.txt b/transcript/reaction_VAB9cUlGrRo.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..681c813fdffdc80ca26c2436b0d75f036db125d7 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_VAB9cUlGrRo.txt @@ -0,0 +1,96 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.960] From the time we're born, we spend an inordinate amount of time studying each other's faces. +[6.960 --> 14.160] As babies, we can recognize that big smile that we see of that caring mother looking down on us +[14.160 --> 21.200] and so forth. But we're confronted with many variants of that. Just take a look at these. All +[21.200 --> 27.040] examples of smiles. Some come to us, they're very genuine, some are a little reserved, +[27.040 --> 32.240] some are a little nervous, they're all smiles. But what are they communicating? +[36.560 --> 43.600] My name's Joan Avaro and for 25 years I was a spy catcher for the FBI. You may be familiar with +[43.600 --> 50.000] my previous video, I talked about body language. There's just no Pinocchio effect. And people who +[50.000 --> 55.360] prattle that and say, well, we can detect deception because the person touches their nose, +[55.360 --> 62.000] recovers their mouths. That's just sheer nonsense. And today we're going to focus on the face. +[62.720 --> 70.320] When it comes to non-verbels, the face is key. There's so much information and feelings +[70.320 --> 76.480] that we receive from the face. That for us, the face takes primacy. +[76.640 --> 88.320] So one of the ways to look at the face is to think of it in two areas. Comfort and discomfort. +[88.320 --> 95.600] Because really that's how the brain reacts to the world. So let's start with psychological comfort. +[95.600 --> 102.000] When we're very comfortable, the muscles of the face become very relaxed. And we have all the +[102.000 --> 109.280] behaviors that are associated with it. Smiling, laughing. Usually the pupils are slightly wider. +[109.280 --> 114.640] The lips are full and usually the chin tends to be further out. +[116.960 --> 124.640] The very second that their psychological discomfort, usually it begins to register in several +[124.640 --> 131.280] areas. Now for some people, we'll see it in the forehead and here between the eyes where there'll +[131.280 --> 139.120] be furrowing of the forehead or squinting. And of course the tucking down of the chin or in some +[139.120 --> 145.280] instances where something is really emotional, you'll see the chin begins to vibrate. +[146.480 --> 154.000] Covering of the eyes also is a display of psychological discomfort. So our faces, what we feel in that +[154.000 --> 161.520] moment is immediately displayed by our non-verbals. And the easiest way to look at it is, +[161.520 --> 166.880] is that behavior consistent with comfort or is it consistent with discomfort? +[168.720 --> 174.080] One of the questions that I'm often asked is, how do we read each other? How do we read each other's +[174.080 --> 183.280] faces? We start with the hair, how it's combed, what color it is, is it dry, is it wet, is it +[183.280 --> 190.960] curly, is it disarranged? As children, we play with each other's hair, we look at each other's +[190.960 --> 198.400] hair, we immediately notice when it's wet or dry or it's changed in some form. We look at the +[198.400 --> 205.280] forehead for information. When it's smooth, the forehead tells us that everything is well and +[205.280 --> 212.640] placid. When it's furrowed, we begin to notice that perhaps there's some sort of discomfort. +[213.600 --> 221.120] The eyebrows, you know, the arching of the eyebrows is our exclamation point. Doing that +[221.760 --> 229.920] eyebrow flash when we see someone we recognize and we go, hey, how are you? The globella, this little +[229.920 --> 238.000] area between the eyes. Someone says something we don't like and we might squint at them and look +[238.000 --> 247.440] at them a scance. The nose, do we wrinkle our nose upward? We do that bunny nose. At about three +[247.440 --> 253.600] months of age, babies are already doing this when they don't like something they're being offered. +[253.680 --> 260.400] And then there's the lips which convey so much information. Maybe as often as the eyes, I'm asked +[260.400 --> 279.040] about smiles. We have the social smile. The interested smile. A curious smile. We have little secretive +[279.040 --> 286.560] smiles that we might give to someone that we're interested in. There is so much to our mouths. +[286.560 --> 294.000] It's so expressive. But starting at a very young age, we're already focusing on these things. +[294.000 --> 301.600] You may not notice, for instance, the pupils, whether they're wide or narrowed. But subconsciously, +[301.600 --> 309.440] your brain is assessing this information. There's just so much there. So we never stop communicating +[309.440 --> 316.720] with our faces. It is something that is always telegraphing our emotions and our sentiments +[316.720 --> 328.480] and sometimes even our desires. One of the things that was startling to me when studying faces was +[328.480 --> 337.200] what I had been picking up for decades when I looked back on a lone ranger watching the movies of +[337.200 --> 345.680] Zorro or even Batman and Robin. One of the things you notice is all these good guys were wearing +[345.680 --> 353.840] masks that covered the eyes. But the bad guys always covered their mouths. So the bank robbers would +[353.840 --> 361.440] wear a bandana and just pull it over their faces. Undoubtedly, we are being affected by the fact +[361.440 --> 368.880] that we cannot see the full face. I mean, we first had reporting of this right after World War I, +[369.760 --> 377.440] where we saw the horrors of that war and soldiers who had their faces somehow ameliorated, +[377.440 --> 385.200] they had to wear these masks. And even with masks, they still were not being received well into +[385.200 --> 392.720] society. And so there has always been something unsettling about not being able to see the full face. +[392.720 --> 397.120] And I think it has to do with the fact that we get so much information from there. +[399.280 --> 406.160] But even with masks, we can still communicate with each other. We can still understand what people +[406.160 --> 415.040] are trying to say. And you can pick up above the line of the mask. Look at this clip. Notice that +[415.040 --> 422.000] even though they're wearing a mask, we can still see the emotions behind that mask. We can still +[422.000 --> 429.200] decode that face. Now, obviously, you're not going to see lip compression. But with some people, +[429.200 --> 436.880] you really see it both in the forehead and in the globella region of the eyes. And then, of course, +[436.880 --> 442.480] in the orbits of the eyes, there's a lot of squinting. So for some people, it doesn't matter that +[442.480 --> 448.240] you can't see their mouth. You'll certainly see it in their face. But, you know, the rest of the body +[448.240 --> 455.200] is transmitting information. If we can't see the full face, where can we go? The neck, the shoulders, +[455.920 --> 462.640] the hands, the fingers, the thumbs in particular, right? So when we emphasize the fingers are wide, +[463.120 --> 470.960] when we lack emphasis, our fingers come together, even our feet communicate sentiments. So we have +[470.960 --> 477.120] to redirect where we're getting information. But always remember that from the time we're born, +[477.120 --> 483.200] we're looking at the face for that information. We just have to be patient with ourselves and know +[483.200 --> 488.160] that there's still information out there. We may just have to get it from other parts of the body. +[492.160 --> 500.640] A lot of us now are doing these video conferences, Zoom, Google Meet, and so forth. And the visual +[500.640 --> 507.520] range has changed completely. Because now, we're only seeing maybe from the chest up, maybe we're +[507.520 --> 513.360] only seeing the face. One of the things we know is that in face-to-face meetings, this tends to be +[513.360 --> 520.320] on a subconscious level very aggressive. So directly looking at another person, as I am now, +[520.320 --> 527.120] directly looking at the lens, is actually creating discomfort that we actually get greater comfort +[527.120 --> 534.000] when we turn slightly. It makes the other person relax. And one of the mistakes that I'm finding on +[534.080 --> 540.960] Zoom calls and Google Meet and other environments is this very direct intense look at the lens. +[540.960 --> 549.280] So one of the things that you can try next time you're on a video call is angle yourself and see +[549.280 --> 556.240] if you find that more comfortable. See if it's more relaxed. See if in doing that behavior, +[556.240 --> 561.440] that the other person then does the same thing. They feel a little bit more relaxed. Maybe they lean +[561.440 --> 569.040] back a little bit more. One of the things that I teach is that synchronic is harmony. So the more +[569.040 --> 579.120] that I can get the other party to relax, to mirror my behaviors, the more I know that we are in +[579.120 --> 587.760] synchronic. And that's powerful because we are both engaging each other at a conscious and at a +[587.760 --> 600.000] subconscious level. So about 30 years ago, while still working for the FBI and conducting +[600.000 --> 606.720] thousands of interviews, I began to notice that there were times when I would look at a face and +[607.520 --> 615.200] there was just something odd about it. I couldn't quite pinpoint what I was seeing. And so I began to +[615.200 --> 622.960] think about the concept of chirality. And chirality usually in chemistry means that when you fold +[622.960 --> 629.600] something over, it looks like it's going to fold over perfectly, but in fact, it doesn't. And that's +[629.600 --> 637.600] what I found with faces. Sometimes when someone presents in a way that they're difficult to interpret, +[637.600 --> 646.400] it's because their faces are actually showing two emotions, one on the left and one on the right. +[646.400 --> 652.400] And if you divide the face in half and just cover one half of the face, you'll be able to more clearly +[652.400 --> 659.840] see what that specific emotion is. Take a look at these photographs. Now these photographs are taken +[659.920 --> 668.880] during emotionally charged moments. And when you first see the face, you may look at it and say, +[668.880 --> 676.240] well, there's something going on there. But it's not till you cover perfectly one half and then +[676.240 --> 685.440] cover the other half that you begin to see the real gross differences. Normally, when we feel in +[685.440 --> 693.200] emotion, we see it fully on both sides of the face. But because we don't see the full emotion on +[693.200 --> 699.840] the whole face, that's something that we need to focus on and determine why, because something +[699.840 --> 713.440] isn't right. Why do we focus so much on the face? We focus on the face because of necessity, +[713.440 --> 722.800] because through our faces, we can show that we care. Through our faces, we can validate what others +[722.800 --> 730.800] are going through. And so by studying the faces of others, we gain understanding about ourselves, +[730.800 --> 738.800] realizing that our body language will affect others positively. And that's why we study nonverbels. +[738.800 --> 746.000] We study nonverbels because it benefits us, but it also benefits others. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_WRYWe0Kwcjc.txt b/transcript/reaction_WRYWe0Kwcjc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..ea47d6fd76afe8dcadb6f756211bb84fae8ad275 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_WRYWe0Kwcjc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.320] Hello everyone and welcome back to my youtube channel. +[2.320 --> 6.360] So as today in this video I am going to tell you how to fix fixed and reaction effects +[6.360 --> 9.120] not written on iOS 17. +[9.120 --> 13.240] So guys many I think users are planning about their fixed and reactions effects are not +[13.240 --> 18.120] for creating the latest version of iOS 17 and they don't know how to fix this. +[18.120 --> 21.880] So guys if you are also facing this issue don't worry I will tell you how to fix this. +[21.880 --> 25.480] First of all you have to do is ensure that you are running all latest version of iOS. +[25.480 --> 30.360] Apple after all these updates to fixed bugs and improve the performance of features including +[30.360 --> 31.860] fixed time effects. +[31.860 --> 36.520] Simply you have to go to your settings then go to general the happens of your update +[36.520 --> 41.760] and you have to make sure that your iPhone is running the latest version of iOS 17. +[41.760 --> 45.880] After this you have to do is check device capability where whether your device is capable +[45.880 --> 51.040] with the FaceTime effects some older devices may not support certain features and capability +[51.040 --> 55.760] may vary between devices. +[55.760 --> 59.200] Then you have to do is enable FaceTime on your iPhone to do this. +[59.200 --> 65.560] If you have to go back and then go to then tap on FaceTime and you have to make sure that +[65.560 --> 69.640] FaceTime is enabled on your iPhone if it is disabled and simply enable it. +[69.640 --> 75.000] After this you have to check make sure that the FaceTime and Live Photos are also enabled. +[75.000 --> 79.600] If these are disabled then you have to make sure that these are enabled too. +[79.600 --> 82.320] After this then you have to do is restart FaceTime. +[82.320 --> 85.360] Sometime we are starting the FaceTime app can help you solve issues. +[85.360 --> 86.840] Here is how to do this. +[86.840 --> 94.000] Simply open your FaceTime and then close it and then again enable it and see if the issue +[94.000 --> 95.000] solved or not. +[95.000 --> 98.000] If it is disabled then you have to do is up now. +[98.000 --> 104.920] If you do is restart your iPhone to do this simply go to your settings and tap on general +[104.920 --> 105.920] to do this. +[105.920 --> 132.240] If you have to go to your general then tap on transfer reset iPhone, tap on reset tap +[132.240 --> 140.840] all settings, enter your password and fix your issue. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_fE9qHlke_E8.txt b/transcript/reaction_fE9qHlke_E8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9fa220da30c24ae036854e845425dde09b3c5212 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_fE9qHlke_E8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,437 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.160] While people all over the world are talking about the assassination attempt of Donald Trump, +[4.160 --> 9.120] millions of social media users are focused on this woman and her strange body language. +[9.120 --> 13.760] But what do her facial expressions and nonverbal communication actually reveal and are the +[13.760 --> 18.160] suspicions well-married? Let's dive in. What's going on everyone? Welcome to the behavioral arts. +[18.160 --> 22.160] My name is Spidey and I use my degree in sociology and psychology, my certifications in criminal +[22.160 --> 25.920] interrogation and body language analysis, and over 10 years experience as an award-winning +[25.920 --> 30.640] mentalist to teach people, behavioral analysis, and practical psychology on stage and television +[30.640 --> 35.360] shows all over the world. Last Saturday during a rally in Pennsylvania, a gunman opened fire +[35.360 --> 39.920] in the direction of US presidential candidate Donald Trump. The former president sustained an +[39.920 --> 44.800] injury while the event claimed the life of an attendee named Corey Comparatory. While the incident +[44.800 --> 50.080] was being covered all over media and social media, some viewers noticed this woman behind Donald +[50.080 --> 55.280] Trump. More specifically, they noticed that her body language felt out of place. And the internet +[55.280 --> 60.240] being what it is, there are a ton of theories flying around as to who she is and exactly what she's +[60.240 --> 65.680] doing there based on this body language. So I thought this was a really great opportunity to talk +[65.680 --> 71.040] about not just body language and nonverbal communication, but how we bridge the gap between +[71.040 --> 76.160] the things we observe and making a sound conclusion. To help me with this analysis, I'm going to +[76.160 --> 80.960] bring in a very special guest who's constantly being requested on the channel. Now before I bring +[80.960 --> 85.680] him in and we look at this footage, there's a really, really important note that we both agreed on +[85.680 --> 91.520] before we filmed this video. And it's the fact that this video has nothing to do with politics. +[91.520 --> 98.000] We are looking at the behaviors of a woman behind a political candidate, but it might as well be +[98.000 --> 103.040] at any event that has a crowd of people. My regular viewers know that I don't really like talking +[103.040 --> 107.680] about politics. It's a very divisive topic with a lot of emotion involved and there's a ton of +[107.680 --> 112.560] places on the internet where you can have those discussions. But for here, I like to stick to human +[112.560 --> 118.240] behavior and nonverbal communication. And I really like that we've set up a collaborative rather +[118.240 --> 124.400] than competitive environment here. So as such, we're only focusing on this woman's body language +[124.400 --> 129.840] who happens to be at a political event, but it's got nothing to do with the politics. My guest today +[129.840 --> 134.640] back by very popular demand is a best-selling author on the subject of human behavior. He's studying +[134.640 --> 139.760] your science both at Duke and Harvard universities and uses his experience and expertise acquired +[139.760 --> 145.040] through two decades in the US military to train intelligence officers and agencies. Welcome back +[145.040 --> 152.880] to the channel, Chase Hughes. Mr. Spidey, thanks for having me on the show, man. And, uh, dude, +[153.520 --> 158.640] when I texted you this clip last night, this is just unbelievable. And I think this is going to +[158.640 --> 164.480] be an incredible analysis. Can't wait. Super excited. All right, Chase. So we're going to start by +[164.480 --> 172.880] looking at the clip that went viral, which is a very zoomed-in video on this lady behind Donald +[172.880 --> 177.600] Trump during the event. And then later we'll zoom out and look at him more holistically, but right now +[177.600 --> 184.720] we're only looking at this clip specifically. Here we go. Watch this dude. Watch. Watch. She sits down. Yep. +[184.720 --> 189.840] For the months old. Watch this. If you want to put the sign up. Take a look at what happens. +[191.840 --> 196.640] She's completely normal and then watch. And then she's got her. What the +[198.080 --> 202.000] what the people are freaking out. And she's filming. And she's just like right there. +[202.560 --> 206.720] All right, so that was the clip, but now we're going to look at some of the behaviors that we're seeing. +[206.720 --> 213.920] And, Chase, a lot of people get a little confused when we do this in analysis. The first phase is +[213.920 --> 218.800] just talking about behaviors. We're not making conclusions yet. A lot of people often confuse +[218.800 --> 223.360] observations for conclusions. So when we say we're seeing something, they start with the, well, +[223.360 --> 227.760] maybe it's this or maybe it's that. We're not talking about why these things are happening yet. +[227.760 --> 232.560] We're just talking about in this specific video what we're seeing. Now as we go on and analyze, +[232.560 --> 237.360] that might change as we look at different angles, as we think about this critically. But right now, +[237.360 --> 242.480] we're just going to list behaviors. So I'll start. In the video, the gentleman talked about the +[242.480 --> 248.400] sign. How she's holding up a sign. Now again, in this close zoomed-in version, it does appear like +[248.400 --> 253.520] this sign is being held in front of her. So it might look like a blocking gesture like she's hiding +[253.520 --> 259.520] behind the sign unconsciously thinking about hiding or having that barrier in front of her. +[259.520 --> 263.760] Now again, when we get more information, we're going to see if that checks out. But for right now, +[263.760 --> 271.520] that's one observation. Chase, what's another? Yeah, if you watch her face and her body. +[272.480 --> 279.360] You're not seeing any fear in this. And the one thing I look for if I'm ever spotting fear in a +[279.360 --> 286.880] human being is, is there skeleton moving in a way that protects their arteries? Is their body moving +[286.880 --> 292.720] in a way that's protecting break heel arteries by pulling the arm into the body? Are there shoulders +[292.720 --> 297.680] coming up and the shoulders coming up to protect the carotid artery? And typically, we'll see the +[297.680 --> 304.480] ribcage pulled down to cover up this soft belly that we all have. We increase the amount of +[304.480 --> 310.320] bones protecting our belly by this hunch over gesture. You'll see a lot of the people in the crowd +[310.320 --> 316.480] do that. But we don't see any of that behavior here with her. And we're also not seeing a +[316.480 --> 321.440] fear facial expression. And anytime you see this, you can see it at a hundred yards away. +[322.400 --> 328.240] Somebody that's in fear, these corners of the mouth here will draw almost backward toward the +[328.240 --> 332.880] ears. You're going to see this kind of pulling back. And you're going to see these little ligament +[332.880 --> 339.760] things right here jump up in front of these arteries. This is a sternocleodomastoid right here +[339.760 --> 345.680] that jumps up and protects those little carotid arteries right there. None of that behavior. And +[345.760 --> 352.320] this is a fuzzy video. It's still clear enough for us to have seen that facial expression in those +[352.320 --> 359.120] body movements. What about you? Yeah, absolutely. Just to add to your fear comment there, +[359.680 --> 365.120] another thing that we see with fear. And with a lot of the emotions that happen with assessment. +[365.120 --> 370.720] So fear, surprise, even anger, we see the eyes open up because research has shown that the more the +[370.720 --> 375.360] eyes are open, the more data we take in to try to assess what to do. And although she's wearing +[375.360 --> 379.120] sunglasses so we don't know if our eyes are opening, it's usually something you could tell in the +[379.120 --> 383.440] rest of the face because even the eyebrows open up. There's this open expression on the face. +[383.440 --> 389.440] So the body closes the face opens up and we're not seeing that. You were also talking about +[389.440 --> 394.400] you know, some of the behavior in the crowd. And what's really interesting is at the very same time +[394.400 --> 399.520] she's matching the crowd, but also she's not. In terms of movement, she's matching the crowd. +[399.520 --> 404.960] She goes down with everyone else. But we're not seeing this thing that we're both very familiar with +[404.960 --> 409.520] which is looking around the crowd to take a social cue, to figure out what to do. And the reason +[409.520 --> 414.880] you're familiar with this is because you've studied these kinds of situations a lot. And for me, +[414.880 --> 420.240] we're going to talk a lot today about my experience with magic and mentalism. And when we see a +[420.240 --> 425.040] really good magic trick, something that we really can't explain, it actually triggers our survival +[425.120 --> 431.360] instinct. We're scared for a moment because we can't explain it to that degree. We look for answers +[431.360 --> 435.520] and we go into panic mode. So we typically see people look around like, what do we do? What's going +[435.520 --> 440.080] on? Oh my god, it's so common. If you watch magicians on social media, you see this? Oh my, +[440.080 --> 445.360] they look around at each other. There's none of that. She's matching the movement, but she's not +[445.360 --> 449.920] looking around to see what's going on. What are we doing? Guys, what's going, what's the situation here? +[450.880 --> 459.600] Back to you. Absolutely true. And one of the things, why we do that is it's rooted into our DNA. +[459.600 --> 465.760] And you can see this in any species. If you just imagine a herd of deer, eight or nine deer, +[465.760 --> 470.480] standing out on a field, eating some flowers and stuff. And one deer goes, huh? +[471.440 --> 475.840] Like they just heard something and like sticks its head up really quick. All the other deer +[475.840 --> 480.960] start checking each other for like, I'm going to check the other deer first to see if they spotted +[480.960 --> 487.760] something before I did. So that's where all mammal brains are shortcutted to see what is my tribe +[487.760 --> 492.160] doing? What are the animals around me doing? Then I'm going to search for something because it's +[492.160 --> 498.240] likely someone else saw something first. So initially I saw this clip on X or formerly Twitter. +[498.240 --> 504.640] And it's zoomed in just cropped down to this tiny little thumbnail of existence here. It's like +[505.120 --> 510.960] trying to look at a crowd through a McDonald's straw. And that's kind of what we're doing in this video. +[510.960 --> 517.280] So in this clip alone, you can see one thing that a lot of people are commenting on. And +[518.160 --> 522.480] these people are saying, well, she's looking up toward this position of the sniper. +[522.480 --> 527.760] Multiple times she's kind of looking up at that position over there. It keeps looking. +[528.560 --> 534.240] And that man, if you just look at it with this one clip right here, that looks a little weird. +[534.240 --> 538.400] And that looks maybe suspicious. Maybe that looks suspicious if we're zoomed in like this. +[538.400 --> 545.760] And I'm excited to see some context and hopefully we can zoom out on this and see take the straw +[546.320 --> 547.120] away from our eye. +[549.120 --> 555.440] Beautifully said. Another thing that a lot of commenters are talking about on social media is her +[555.440 --> 560.160] phone. How it's immediately in her hands, almost like she's ready, almost like she's already +[560.240 --> 565.280] recording. And when the panic happens and people are, you know, shuffling about trying to figure out +[565.280 --> 571.200] what to do, she, it's still up and it's up and it seems like a big priority for her. And again, +[571.200 --> 575.280] remember, this isn't analysis yet. We're just looking at this behavior. The phone's out. It's +[575.280 --> 579.760] recording. Of course, context is going to help us understand this a little bit better. But for right +[579.760 --> 584.000] now, yeah, it seems odd how in this moment where people are trying to figure out what's going on, +[584.000 --> 588.880] we're hearing panic in the clip. She's got her phone out. That seems to be a priority. +[588.880 --> 596.080] And I'll be suspicious of anybody in any crowd where everyone's panicking except one person. +[597.360 --> 602.800] And especially one person that looks like they're doing a job or that they have a task to do, +[602.800 --> 611.200] that looks very unusual for the desire to complete a job to completely trump the desire for survival +[611.200 --> 616.240] and safety. And there's got to be some things in place for that to happen. I think hopefully we +[616.240 --> 621.760] can dig into that here in a second. Yes, sir. And one last thing that we wanted to talk about, +[621.760 --> 625.840] Chase, which I would like for you to talk about because this was in our conversation, +[625.840 --> 630.240] the main point for you as well, is the sense of focus that she has. You kind of touched on it +[630.240 --> 635.920] there for a sec, but we can even elaborate a little bit more on she's focused. She seems to have +[635.920 --> 643.120] her focus on one thing or individual and what is that? When we do herd checking, we're checking +[643.120 --> 647.680] the other members of the herd to see their safety. You'll see lateral eye movement, lateral head +[647.680 --> 655.280] movement, looking back and forth. And somehow the priority to keep that phone pointed directly at +[655.280 --> 660.080] him, no matter what's happening. Someone's moving her. She's kind of moving with the crowd and +[660.080 --> 666.160] just kind of bending with them, but she's maintaining the steadiness of that phone. That I've never +[666.160 --> 673.440] seen behavior like that. And I've done nine solid deployments to crazy areas of the planet. +[677.920 --> 681.360] Yeah, your story's haunt my dreams. That's how crazy they are. +[683.360 --> 687.840] Okay, now that we've seen the behaviors from that zoomed-in clip that everyone's talking about. +[687.840 --> 692.400] And for sure, body language indicates this and that. We're going to zoom out a little bit and see +[692.400 --> 698.400] what different angles can provide in terms of context. So I found two angles that are zoomed out. +[699.200 --> 702.960] And one of them was really, really hard to find, but there's something I just love about and we're +[702.960 --> 709.680] going to talk about it. But let's just now look at the two zoomed-out videos in succession and then +[709.680 --> 715.600] come back and see how they kind of help us get a more clear image of what's going on by zooming out, +[715.600 --> 720.080] which is counterintuitive, but works. That's a little bit old, that chart. That chart's a +[720.080 --> 725.280] couple of months old. And if you want to really see something that said, take a look at what happened. +[733.120 --> 734.640] And take a look at what happened. +[742.000 --> 745.840] Okay, so I want to start with the first thing that immediately jumped out. I mean, +[745.920 --> 751.680] the first bit of context we get is that it's not her sign at all. And in the original video, +[751.680 --> 759.280] the guy who was commenting on TikTok, but then it was used on X as well, he's saying she sits down, +[759.280 --> 763.600] puts the sign up. So it's only like he's introducing a new subject. She sits down and the person +[763.600 --> 769.520] in front of her puts the sign up. So he's at the very least very much insinuating that it's her sign. +[769.520 --> 772.160] She sits down, yep, watches. +[772.320 --> 775.040] If you want to put the sign up, something to say. +[775.040 --> 779.920] And I must admit, when I saw the zoomed in version, especially with the guy commenting, saying she +[779.920 --> 784.560] sits down, puts the sign up. It made sense to me that she sits down and she puts the sign up. +[784.560 --> 787.360] But the mumu zoom out, we see that it's not even her sign. +[788.480 --> 794.240] Chase, what I'm curious about is in the way that he says it, he says she sits down, puts the sign up. +[794.240 --> 797.600] It almost seems like there's a little bit of distancing in the language because he doesn't +[797.600 --> 805.280] reiterate she or puts her sign up. He says she sits down, puts the sign up, and there's that +[805.280 --> 810.560] bridge at the end, like there's more coming. So I wonder if whether it's conscious or subconscious, +[810.560 --> 815.200] he kind of knows it's not her sign, but he's just trying to get that excitement going. What do you +[815.200 --> 821.040] think? Yeah, I think he's wanting to create something that people are fine to entertaining. +[821.360 --> 828.000] And I also think that he verbally zooms in on this. So he uses words to zoom in on this clip as +[828.000 --> 837.040] well. But I'm also willing to go on a limb and say, there's a chance that his cognitive bias about +[837.040 --> 843.360] something being present here made him ignore this in the zoomed out clips. No doubt, if he's clip +[843.360 --> 848.480] this and trimmed it and hopefully looked at some other things and examined them, hopefully he's +[848.480 --> 854.400] seen that. And maybe he didn't realize it. Maybe there's a genuine thing there in his brain. He's +[854.400 --> 859.120] saying, I want to see that woman holding that sign. She needs to have some kind of barrier gesture. +[859.120 --> 863.920] That might be happening. One thing that we're also seeing here is that there's other people. +[863.920 --> 871.680] Now we're seeing other people that don't have a fear response, especially this guy in the fedora +[872.320 --> 880.080] and the like the John Lennon glasses who's just chilled out to the max back there. Just kind of +[880.080 --> 886.640] wondering like, what are all you people doing? But I would say the difference between him and this woman +[887.680 --> 894.160] is that he looks around. He is confused. He does crowd checking or what we called earlier, +[894.160 --> 899.040] herd checking, checking around to see what's going on. Is there someone else who knows something +[899.040 --> 907.280] that I don't? So we do see still the confusion we would expect and the herd checking, the threat +[907.280 --> 916.320] checking that we would expect. And we still don't see that in her. And she does not do any of that. +[916.320 --> 924.720] There is no confusion in her behavior whatsoever. So this guy isn't anomaly, but even no matter +[924.800 --> 930.400] what it is. Maybe he's been meditating in a Buddhist camp for 30 years and that's chilled him out +[930.400 --> 936.320] to this point. But still no matter what's going on in the upper part of our brain, that mammalian +[936.320 --> 941.360] brain system still takes over. And that's where you see this confusion. Do I need to do something? +[941.360 --> 949.200] How do I need to behave or act in this situation? Absolutely. And I'll even go beyond that to say that +[950.080 --> 955.920] we can point to both of them specifically and go. There isn't a fear response. But overall, +[955.920 --> 960.240] if we look at that zoomed in version, we assume in our heads, given the noise and given the way +[960.240 --> 965.200] the guys commenting in a panic that everyone around was really panicking. Even holistically, as you +[965.200 --> 970.000] look at that crowd, overall, yes, there's confusion. There's certain people have fear on their face. +[970.000 --> 974.560] But overall, there isn't this, oh my god, let's get out of here. A lot of people are kind of confused +[974.560 --> 976.240] looking around. +[994.560 --> 999.440] Chase, I wanted to ask you this. Given that we're getting the audio from a very specific source, +[1000.000 --> 1005.520] we're hearing something that might be different on that stage. We both spent a lot of time on stage, +[1005.520 --> 1009.200] so we know that sounds could be different from here than they are from there, then by the microphone, +[1009.200 --> 1015.120] then back in the room. But you've been in a lot of panic situations. Is there a chance, +[1015.120 --> 1020.640] given what we're seeing in this crowd, that the threat wasn't immediately obvious to everyone +[1020.640 --> 1025.360] there? Because overall, there's quite a few people in that crowd who aren't in mega panic mode +[1025.360 --> 1031.600] right away. Yeah, I will tell you in the Middle East, there's when bullets start +[1032.720 --> 1038.960] pinging across a bunch of humbys, even being in the Middle East, you're holding a rifle +[1038.960 --> 1045.200] strapped to your chest, helmet on, you're rolling down a street, knowing that a potential for combat +[1045.200 --> 1052.720] might exist. So often, when that happens, it takes a few seconds. And these are trained combat +[1052.720 --> 1059.200] operators. It takes a second or two to process, oh, that wasn't a rock hitting the side of this +[1059.920 --> 1066.240] truck. That was a bullet. So even in operators, it takes a little bit of time. It's not immediately +[1066.240 --> 1073.440] apparent. And somebody watching the clip retroactively knowing exactly what's happening. They're +[1073.440 --> 1078.720] watching a clip in the titles right across the screen. It says attempted assassination. And +[1079.600 --> 1087.920] all of that gives us a pre-knowing. So I know what's going on. So I, in my head, I'm saying, +[1087.920 --> 1094.320] this is how a person should respond to an attempted assassination, but none of them know that yet. +[1095.040 --> 1099.120] Exactly. We're going in thinking, okay, when's it going to happen? When's that moment? Oh my +[1099.120 --> 1104.320] God, it happened. Why is anybody reacting? Whereas nobody gave them the title of this video. +[1104.960 --> 1111.360] You know, to them in their head, it's sitting at Rally on a nice day, hanging out. Like there's no, +[1112.160 --> 1116.160] it takes a minute to adjust and to know, oh my God, that's what's going on. I mean, this is why +[1116.160 --> 1119.840] we have the freeze response. Freeze, fight or flight. Freeze comes first. We're assessing. +[1120.640 --> 1127.440] Yeah, absolutely. All right. So I'm sure that you saw this. I don't know. But I think you might +[1127.440 --> 1135.760] have seen this. The face moved around. And the face moves. Her face moves differently than what I +[1135.760 --> 1143.600] think literally, everyone else on that entire stage, her face moves differently. And it looks like a +[1143.600 --> 1150.560] smile. At first, I thought it might be contempt or fear, the mouth moving this way. But as maybe you'll +[1150.560 --> 1156.240] explain in a second, we have this vertical nature to smiling. And it looks like if you go back and +[1156.240 --> 1161.360] forth, you can see the cheek muscle getting a reflection on it and then not getting a reflection. +[1162.080 --> 1168.240] Right during that moment, and this is as the first shot is happening. And as a quick baseline, +[1168.240 --> 1175.440] she smiles to someone in the audience just before all of this crap is going on. And she does a quick +[1175.440 --> 1181.520] flash of a social smile and uses the identical muscle groups to do that to another person. +[1182.320 --> 1188.800] So I wouldn't call this 100% a smile. It's grainy video. It's really zoomed out. What did you think? +[1189.840 --> 1193.680] Yeah. So I think you're making some great points in that we can't know for sure that it's a smile, +[1193.680 --> 1197.760] especially because you're doing big glasses. So a lot of it's hidden. It's a pixelated video. And +[1197.760 --> 1202.080] literally we did this side by side together where we looked at the one zoomed out version and the +[1202.080 --> 1206.720] other zoomed out version. And in one of them, we pretty distinctly see the corner of the mouth going +[1206.800 --> 1211.360] up, forming a line on the side of the nose here, which yeah, like you said, could be, you know, +[1211.360 --> 1215.520] with contempt or some sort of scrunching, if you're adjusting the glasses or even squinting, +[1215.520 --> 1219.840] these are all things that we might see really quickly like that. On the other frame, +[1219.840 --> 1224.720] we literally went to the same moment. And although you see like a shadow change on the face, +[1224.720 --> 1229.760] we see no movement of the mouth. So it's pixelated, it's grainy, it's weird, we don't know. But the one +[1229.760 --> 1234.880] thing we do see in both is like you said, something I look forward smiles is the bubble cheeks. +[1234.880 --> 1240.640] Because when we smile, this inflates and we see a reflection. And as you know, when I'm on stage +[1240.640 --> 1245.280] doing my readings in the crowd, this is one of the things I could see even from very far. Because all +[1245.280 --> 1249.280] of a sudden I see reflections on a person's cheek. So I know if someone's having a good time, I know +[1249.280 --> 1253.360] if someone's smiling, if someone's having a pleasant memory, for example, I might say to everyone, +[1253.360 --> 1257.120] think back to your life and think of a memory that's important to you. All of a sudden I see some +[1257.120 --> 1262.240] reflections on the cheeks. Okay, we have some happy memories here. So I'm with you 100% on that. But +[1262.240 --> 1266.800] I also like the way you spoke about it with caveats. It's so quick, it's so pixelated, it's so +[1266.800 --> 1273.200] awkward that we don't know for sure that it's a smile. If it is, it's bizarre. A smile doesn't +[1273.200 --> 1282.160] belong there. I've got one question for you. Have you ever seen like the weird clips they have on +[1282.160 --> 1289.040] like Twitter, Diktok, where it's like a glitch in the matrix and they filmed this weird thing +[1289.040 --> 1292.640] going on where like weird stuff is happening with football players and stuff. +[1293.600 --> 1299.600] Did you see it in this video? It's not, I'm not an expert on that. It's not something that I know +[1299.600 --> 1305.280] to look for. But I know that when you have low resolution, the camera is often just taking its best +[1305.280 --> 1310.960] guess as to what's there and it's filling in blanks. What I meant was, did you see like two people +[1310.960 --> 1318.960] behaving similarly or moving at the same time? Oh, yes. Dude, yes. In my notes, it says it here, +[1318.960 --> 1325.360] my notes are chicken scratch. I called it the synchronized swimming. Is that what we're talking about? +[1325.920 --> 1330.800] Okay, okay, yeah, dude, yes. Oh my god, yes. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I didn't even tell +[1330.800 --> 1333.840] that because I was going to like, I was going to do what you just did. I was going to ask you, +[1333.840 --> 1340.080] did you see the thing? You beat me to it. But whatever. Yeah. So there's a moment here where +[1341.120 --> 1347.520] if this wasn't an Olympic event of synchronized divers and you took her and one other person in +[1347.520 --> 1353.200] the audience from that the second zoomed out clip, they would get a 9.8 in terms of synchronicity. +[1353.760 --> 1358.480] It's insane. Guys, take a look at this. We're talking about the guy who is standing right now on +[1358.480 --> 1364.800] our left. The guy who's standing up in a white polo with a black stripe across red cap sunglasses. +[1365.360 --> 1372.320] Look at him and in your peripherals, look at her as well. At the moment, it happens. Focus on the +[1372.320 --> 1378.960] moment they both turn to face us or more likely, you know, look towards Trump to see what's going on. +[1379.760 --> 1385.120] And then look at the rhythm at which they crouch. It's eerie. In fact, I'll play for you guys a +[1385.120 --> 1387.840] couple of times that I really want you guys to see how synchronized this is. +[1387.840 --> 1394.400] Take a look at what happened. +[1405.600 --> 1406.560] Take a look at what happened. +[1406.960 --> 1418.720] I think the biggest and only difference between those two, one of them has a definite and definitive +[1418.720 --> 1424.640] purpose. Like they have a purpose of doing something that I think an average six year old would be +[1424.640 --> 1430.560] able to say, yeah, that's the most important thing for her. And the other guy doesn't seem to have +[1430.560 --> 1435.760] a dedicated purpose. And that would be just holding that phone as steady as possible on the action. +[1436.240 --> 1442.560] And it kind of, I'm just surprised that the phone went up and started recording like the fastest +[1442.560 --> 1448.000] recording from incident to recording time like in history. Because you know, like you watch all +[1448.000 --> 1454.160] these videos online. And unless it was recording way beforehand, you're missing the beginning of +[1454.160 --> 1460.480] all the action of everything. And here's the thing about this. So the reason this stands out to you, +[1460.480 --> 1466.080] me or anyone almost on an instinctual level is because we understand human needs. So +[1466.560 --> 1472.560] listen, you've studied psychology, my degrees in sociology. So we both extensively studied +[1472.560 --> 1477.200] Maslow and the hierarchy of needs. And you've got some great work on needs that we're going to talk +[1477.200 --> 1482.880] about in a second, but the basic model for human needs. And of course, there are exceptions to this. +[1482.880 --> 1488.400] You can criticize certain scenarios where this doesn't happen. But in most cases, this is a pretty +[1488.400 --> 1494.560] good model for our hierarchy of needs. So at the bottom, we have anything that has to do with +[1494.560 --> 1500.320] feeling safe, feeling sheltered. So anything that's survival related is towards the bottom. And as +[1500.320 --> 1506.640] those things get fulfilled, we move up towards getting a social circle, social approval, move towards +[1506.640 --> 1512.880] esteem, self-actualization, legacy, all these things. Now, chase, given that I have made an updated +[1513.840 --> 1521.680] hierarchy of needs for the 21st century. And I call it Spidelow's hierarchy of needs. And I'd like +[1521.680 --> 1527.440] to know what you think of this. And it looks a lot like this. So there it is. Spidelow's hierarchy +[1528.480 --> 1536.480] of needs. And what I've slapped there is validation on social media. Now, chase, I'm not even going to +[1536.480 --> 1542.080] really explain this to you because you know exactly why that's there and how we see this sometimes +[1542.080 --> 1549.760] in behaviors. And this is the reason that public speaking is the number one fear above death, +[1549.760 --> 1558.480] above dying. People say public speaking because rejection and isolation are the things that we +[1558.480 --> 1564.960] fear the most. So I'm going to get rejected by doing something, but I can get mass, a mass degree +[1564.960 --> 1570.720] of acceptance, popularity and significance all because I captured the right video or I did the +[1570.720 --> 1575.840] right thing. I'm going to get attention from lots of people. And this social media confuses the +[1575.840 --> 1581.760] part of our brain that's designed to handle a very small tribe of three-dimensional breathing human +[1581.760 --> 1588.960] beings and confuses it with all these people. So the fear of judgment is higher than it's ever been +[1588.960 --> 1593.680] exponentially higher than it's ever been. So I can totally understand how that gets down here. +[1593.680 --> 1600.400] We might even update the fighter flight model to be fight, flight, freeze and film +[1601.360 --> 1609.360] being the alternative response. Wow. Yeah. And it's crazy how often I see this nowadays. You know, +[1609.360 --> 1614.560] whereas back in the day when you would start performing for someone or doing something interesting, +[1614.560 --> 1618.560] you know, people would, you know, you have their attention. Wow, it would be a social thing. Now, +[1618.640 --> 1624.000] the second there's potential for something exciting, the first reflex phone comes out, phone comes out, +[1624.000 --> 1629.120] phone comes out. We are watching life through the lens of our phone. It's unbelievable. And it's a +[1629.120 --> 1633.840] reflex. It's not even thought out like, oh, can I can I use this on my social media? We will care. There's +[1633.840 --> 1637.840] no thought there. It's, oh my god, something exciting. Boom, phone. And they're dead focused on that. +[1638.640 --> 1644.960] Yeah. And I think it's it's a dissociative process where I'm dissociating from what's going on. +[1645.760 --> 1651.120] Let's say I'm like, we see it with kids and with people that take their kids up to a big fireworks +[1651.120 --> 1657.120] show, their kids are running around. They're not making memories. They're relying on the presence of +[1657.120 --> 1665.360] a movie to become the memory. And it's, I think it puts us like out at disconnects us, dissociates us +[1665.360 --> 1671.920] from what's going on. And maybe that is a way that people are also getting more comfortable with +[1672.560 --> 1677.200] traumatic stuff going on because they're they're not even looking at the event. They're looking at it +[1677.200 --> 1682.000] on the screen and making sure their their priorities line up to make sure that they're getting a good +[1682.000 --> 1687.440] shot. I don't think that's what's happening here for social media or else we would have seen this +[1687.440 --> 1695.520] video. I'm not going to sit here and pronounce what it is though. Yeah. So, so that was my reflex as well. +[1695.520 --> 1699.600] To be like, I've seen this behavior to where even in a moment where you're looking at a person +[1699.760 --> 1704.000] what are you doing? Put your phone away. That phone is out. But then where's that footage? Right? +[1704.000 --> 1710.000] If for if the priority here was to get this video, where is that video? So, so yeah, it's these are +[1710.000 --> 1715.600] all these are all important questions. And if the priorities to get the video, she had a faster response +[1715.600 --> 1722.480] time than any human I've ever seen on earth ever. She was on she was getting the phone ready +[1722.480 --> 1727.280] before the first shot. You could see her looking down and checking it. I think she checked it twice. +[1728.000 --> 1732.960] And I'm assuming that she was getting the phone ready. But the only thing in her hands is the phone +[1732.960 --> 1739.520] and she looks down into her hands a couple of times. Yeah. I'm going to push back on that. So, +[1739.520 --> 1745.920] I'm going to push back on that and saying that being at this rally sitting five feet behind the +[1745.920 --> 1752.160] presidential candidate is in and of itself an exciting thing. So, I don't think she was necessarily +[1752.160 --> 1757.200] there to film a bullet shot. She could have just been there to film Donald Trump on state. +[1757.360 --> 1761.760] Which is very exciting and would contribute to her clout as much. She's actually funny because when +[1761.760 --> 1767.840] we're talking about that reflex to film things that sometimes overrides other important things, +[1768.480 --> 1773.120] you were talking about how it feels a lot of social needs, which is coincidental because when I +[1773.120 --> 1778.800] talk about that, this reflex that we have to film everything immediately. When I talk about that in +[1778.800 --> 1784.640] my seminars or to people, I actually reference your work and this beauty, the behavioral opse manual, +[1785.360 --> 1790.320] which is I think also a world record holder for the biggest spiral bound. +[1791.520 --> 1795.920] Like, where did you guys get these? Like, where did you get? There's a story behind this. +[1795.920 --> 1798.640] Where did you get something with this circumference to bind a book? +[1798.640 --> 1804.320] There's a hidden mountain range in the Himalayas. There's a specialist out there that we go see. +[1805.200 --> 1809.360] Okay. I felt that that's what it was because this is like, it's also easy to transport because +[1809.360 --> 1813.360] you're where there's a bracelet and just bring it with you wherever you go, which is something I like +[1813.360 --> 1819.840] to do. But anyways, the behavioral opse manual, this is Chase's life's work on profiling human +[1819.840 --> 1826.800] behavior, persuasion. Chase, there are things in here that like, I think a lot of other people +[1826.800 --> 1831.520] would just, would keep it close to the heart, but like you've really put a lot in this. And +[1831.520 --> 1834.480] anyways, great book. I'll even link in the description if you guys are interested in learning +[1834.480 --> 1840.320] more about this. But you go extensively into the social needs that we have in here, which is your +[1840.320 --> 1845.200] needs model. And what's really interesting is that if we look at some of these social needs, +[1845.200 --> 1851.360] to name a few significance, approval, acceptance, these are all things that we behave in social ways +[1851.360 --> 1856.640] to attract these things. When you post a nice clip on social media of something you did, +[1857.440 --> 1862.400] you get a lot of these things. Like I said, it checks a lot of the boxes from your list of needs. +[1862.400 --> 1867.680] So it's interesting that you related it to our needs when, when I talk about it, I reference +[1867.680 --> 1873.760] your work specifically on this on social needs. Thanks, man. The social needs, there's six social +[1873.760 --> 1880.320] needs. And we wrote those to indicate what a person needs from other human beings. Not like what +[1880.320 --> 1884.880] do they need in life or what do they need in general? I want to know what they need from another +[1884.880 --> 1890.480] human being. I'm training intelligence people to go do some crazy stuff and they need to figure out +[1890.480 --> 1895.280] what makes a person tick really fast because all of our needs, we grew up needing different things +[1895.680 --> 1903.520] from social environments. That is dopamine. And we get neurotransmitters from that, tons of neurotransmitters +[1903.520 --> 1910.320] from that. And it's a feel good mechanism. So if I'm a psychologist or a hostage negotiator or +[1910.960 --> 1916.240] operating in a crisis hotline, the faster I can get to find out what makes that person tick, +[1916.240 --> 1921.280] the faster I can help them, the faster I can talk somebody out of a problem, anxiety or depression +[1921.440 --> 1925.840] or eating disorder, I need to find out what is making that person tick so I can help them a lot +[1925.840 --> 1931.280] faster. And that's why so many therapists use this tool. So Chase, now that we've seen some of the +[1931.280 --> 1937.200] behaviors and we zoom down, we've got a little bit of context, we're in a better position to try to +[1937.200 --> 1941.920] form a conclusion here, to try to figure out what might be going on. And a lot of people in today's +[1941.920 --> 1947.280] world are very premature with this. The moment they see a sign of something, they immediately draw +[1947.280 --> 1952.400] a conclusion as opposed to making a list, critically thinking and seeing how it comes together +[1952.400 --> 1958.400] holistically. So here, given everything that we've seen, are we in a position to where we could +[1958.400 --> 1966.400] conclude something with certainty about this woman? It's certain she's likely an alien covert +[1966.400 --> 1974.240] operatives sent from one of the Jupiter moons. I read this on Twitter. So you're going to see a lot +[1974.240 --> 1979.040] of that stuff online. And I think one of the reasons that we want to do that is our brain is +[1979.040 --> 1984.960] addicted to making shortcuts. I want to bypass all of I want to bypass as much work as I can. I'm +[1984.960 --> 1991.120] not calling anybody lazy. That's how we work. That's why we can drive a car entire shoelaces and +[1991.120 --> 1996.640] make scrambled eggs because our brain memorizes patterns and takes shortcuts every chance that it +[1996.640 --> 2002.320] gets to save energy. I think there's a presentation that you always give about mental shortcuts. It's +[2002.320 --> 2007.520] one of the best of ever seen. The first time I saw it, we were hanging out together in Florida. +[2007.520 --> 2013.760] And you showed it to me one on one. I was four inches from this thing going in front of my face. +[2013.760 --> 2019.520] But I've seen you do it on stage a whole bunch of times. And I was watching this. It was like, +[2019.520 --> 2025.920] I want you know me. So you've seen me try to figure out everything you ever do. And it's fascinating +[2025.920 --> 2034.480] to watch my own brain go into shortcut mode. And the trick works because of those mental shortcuts. +[2035.040 --> 2037.440] Yeah, I'll do it. I'll do the card thing that you're talking about. +[2038.480 --> 2040.720] We're going to keep it in the video. Let's do it. +[2040.720 --> 2045.920] Yeah. So let me just adjust the angle here a little. Here's the thing. First of all, you have to +[2045.920 --> 2051.200] realize that the only reason that I have a career as an entertainer is because our brain makes +[2051.200 --> 2056.560] shortcuts. So every magic trick, every mentalism trick you've ever seen, the reason you're +[2056.560 --> 2061.200] fooled by it and you go, oh my god, that's impossible is because your brain took a shortcut. +[2061.200 --> 2067.360] And assume something in that path that with our body language or with our words, we make the +[2067.360 --> 2072.800] audience assume but isn't the case. So this is the example I use in my presentation. And it's done +[2072.800 --> 2077.840] with a shuffle deck of cards. So I want you guys to see legitimately shuffled up deck of cards. +[2077.840 --> 2083.200] And they are all different. You guys can see that. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to go +[2083.200 --> 2089.040] through like this. Chase, just say, stop randomly at some point. Stop right here. Okay, so you stop +[2089.040 --> 2092.960] me right on this card over here. Now if you were here, I would tell you to choose a card or touch +[2092.960 --> 2096.800] a card, but you're not. So that's the way we did it. I'm going to close my eyes and I'm going to hold +[2096.800 --> 2100.720] this up to the camera. Chase, can you see that card? Is it very clear? Is it in frame? +[2101.360 --> 2107.040] The front one, right? Yeah, this one over here. Yeah. Can you remember that? Okay, so everyone +[2107.040 --> 2110.880] remember that card. I don't know if I'm in frame. I'll try to keep this in frame because I can't +[2110.880 --> 2115.360] see. I'll take a step back like this so you can all see this. Keep your eyes on that card. I'll keep +[2115.360 --> 2122.080] it like this sticking out over here. And you'll even see me push it in like this. And my eyes are +[2122.080 --> 2127.680] still closed. And I'm going to sit like this. So the card is now in the middle of the deck. Now, +[2128.320 --> 2132.320] of course, at this point, a lot of you are watching this very critically because Chase built it up. +[2132.320 --> 2136.560] But in a normal casual setting, I do that. We touch a card. It goes in the middle of the deck. Your +[2136.560 --> 2142.400] brain has already taken two shortcuts. It's assumed two things. It's assumed that I can't possibly +[2142.400 --> 2147.120] know what the card is because I was looking away. And it's assumed that I can't possibly know where +[2147.120 --> 2151.120] the card is. I mean, it's somewhere in the middle, but I can't possibly know exactly where. +[2151.760 --> 2158.000] Both those assumptions are incorrect. I know that the card is the three of spades. And not only do I +[2158.000 --> 2166.000] know exactly where it is, it's actually here at the bottom of the deck. So what happened there +[2166.000 --> 2171.840] is your mind made a series of assumptions. Let's take a random card once again, King of Spades right +[2171.840 --> 2179.280] there. So in moving downwards, your mind just follows the movement. So think of a car driving through +[2179.280 --> 2185.280] a tunnel. You see a black Honda Civic enter a tunnel and then a black Honda Civic exits that tunnel. +[2185.280 --> 2190.320] Your mind assumes it's the same car. For that same reason, if I show you this card up here and move +[2190.320 --> 2195.680] down there, you assume that that card is yours. And of course, that's exactly what it looks like. +[2196.160 --> 2200.640] And then I push it into the middle of the deck and it's already too late. Your mind already made +[2200.640 --> 2206.080] the assumptions because the King of Spades is already at the bottom of the deck. And what's going on +[2206.080 --> 2213.600] is essentially this. The card is here and on the way down from this position to this position, +[2213.600 --> 2219.440] my fingers are going to work and I'm just pulling the card out like this and repositioning it here. +[2220.000 --> 2224.560] So by the time I come down here, you think this is your card because it's the one that was sticking +[2224.560 --> 2229.840] out and forward, but your card is already gone and I can just steal it to the bottom of the deck +[2229.840 --> 2233.840] like this. And this is where a magician could do anything with it, right? At this point, when it's at +[2233.840 --> 2239.600] the bottom of the deck, I can give it that cut and I already have your card over here. So it could go +[2239.600 --> 2243.520] to the pocket. It could go to my shoe. It could go, I could do whatever once I know what it is. +[2243.520 --> 2249.520] But the point is all this works because your mind made assumptions. And to be truthful, life will +[2249.520 --> 2254.640] be impractical if we didn't take these shortcuts. Every morning you would wake up, see your dog and +[2254.640 --> 2259.920] you would have to do like a DNA test to make sure it's the same dog that was in your house the night +[2259.920 --> 2264.640] before when you went to bed. Instead, we have no reason to believe it's not the same dog. So we just +[2264.640 --> 2268.320] make those shortcuts and assume it just makes life easier to navigate. +[2269.680 --> 2277.360] I love the way that you described that. It was so perfect. And it just encapsulated all of you +[2277.360 --> 2283.280] encapsulated all of interrogation in that. And that's a whole other video maybe we can unpack. +[2283.280 --> 2289.600] But that's, I think there's some similarities between magic, persuasion, influence, interrogation, +[2289.600 --> 2296.000] all that kind of stuff. And that was awesome, man. Thank you. And yeah, 100%. And we talked about +[2296.000 --> 2303.040] this before to how it's crazy how the underlying principles of those shortcuts is in every type of +[2303.040 --> 2308.000] social interaction, interrogation, interview, performance, it's everywhere because it's how we function. +[2309.120 --> 2315.120] Yeah. And basically the reason we're talking about assumptions, shortcuts, and conclusions is +[2315.120 --> 2320.800] because very often we see people who will see one little thing. And because they've already made up +[2320.800 --> 2325.920] their mind, they go from observation to conclusion. So that being said, what do we have in this +[2325.920 --> 2332.240] specific situation? If we don't take shortcuts, if we follow the actual reasoning, I think it's safe +[2332.240 --> 2337.920] to say that given what we've seen, we can make the assumption that we are not looking at a woman +[2337.920 --> 2344.160] here who was surprised or scared by a gunshot. Would you say that's a fair statement? I would, yeah. +[2344.640 --> 2350.400] Yeah. So what that means beyond that doesn't mean she knew that something was going to happen. +[2350.400 --> 2355.600] Doesn't mean she never quite registered that this thing happened. That's a shortcut. That's somebody +[2355.600 --> 2361.840] taking these behaviors and jumping to a conclusion that might be faulty. We could feel a certain way. +[2361.840 --> 2366.400] We could say, I'm thinking it's this, I'm thinking it's that. But I don't think that in these behaviors, +[2366.400 --> 2371.840] we have anything that's allowing us to be certain 100% that it's one or the other. All we know from +[2371.840 --> 2377.760] these behaviors is we are not seeing someone who is responding in a state of fear to a gunshot. +[2378.640 --> 2385.200] Yeah. Totally agree. Totally agree. Do you want to add anything as a closing remark? +[2385.200 --> 2393.040] So you might have just noticed a cut and edit in the film right here. Spidey probably trim that. +[2393.040 --> 2397.600] But he asked me if I had anything to add. And right as he was asking me that, there's an +[2397.600 --> 2403.920] engine sound in the background of a kind of a loud engine sound. And instantly in my head, I even +[2403.920 --> 2409.920] had a visual image of this happening. I thought my kids were jumping on the four-wheeler to go run +[2409.920 --> 2417.200] around the property before sunset because it's 759. We're filming this right now. And then I look +[2417.200 --> 2421.840] out the window and there's a giant like moving-sized truck. I still don't even know why it's here. +[2421.840 --> 2426.880] But in my head, I assume something instantaneously. My brain made a connection. +[2426.880 --> 2433.280] It's almost sunset. I had a tiny amount of data and I had a lot of certainty about what was going on. +[2433.280 --> 2439.680] And that's what we're seeing here. Small data, lots of certainty. So when somebody online has a +[2439.680 --> 2446.320] ton of certainty, my rule is the higher the degree of somebody's certainty, the more suspicious I am +[2446.320 --> 2453.600] of that person's claim. I love that. And I love how you just relate what happened in your life +[2453.600 --> 2458.640] right there. That was beautiful. It was poetic. And I couldn't agree more. I think certainty is a +[2458.640 --> 2463.520] problem that we're seeing out there, especially based on such little information. When we see somebody +[2463.520 --> 2469.120] confuse observation for conclusion, you know, I rant to you about this all the time. But that's neither +[2469.120 --> 2474.160] here nor there. Chase, thank you so much for being here and adding a lot of insight to this video. +[2474.880 --> 2479.200] And yeah, go enjoy that sunset on a truck that we don't know why it's there. +[2479.760 --> 2483.920] Yeah, that explains it. Yeah, go through the analysis. Find out why the trucks here. +[2483.920 --> 2486.640] We'll do. See you, man. Thanks for wrapping me on. +[2488.960 --> 2494.560] So there was certainly a lot to take in on this one. But I think the main takeaway that we wanted to +[2494.560 --> 2500.960] focus on is the difference between observations and conclusions. Because nowadays, those lines are +[2500.960 --> 2505.920] getting so blurred. I want to thank Chase. He was once again for joining us and adding so much value +[2506.000 --> 2510.640] to this analysis. For more information on his work, please do check the description below. +[2510.640 --> 2514.400] I hope you guys enjoyed this. Let us know what you thought in the comments about this whole thing +[2514.400 --> 2521.840] and we'll see you on the next one. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_j7UgidawDQ8.txt b/transcript/reaction_j7UgidawDQ8.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..4165da64e9966bdd97060e208cb4fb0ca17b3ee8 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_j7UgidawDQ8.txt @@ -0,0 +1,32 @@ +[0.000 --> 7.800] Hi friends, what's up DCD Arcade for 3-6 days. +[7.800 --> 13.320] It's time to learn how to enable disabled, FaceTime reacts and effects when I fold and +[13.320 --> 14.320] I pat. +[14.320 --> 18.720] FaceTime reacts and effects light up the whole conversation, whether you wish to send +[18.720 --> 24.080] a hat, like a specific point or show your excitement about a certain thing, it's got +[24.080 --> 25.400] you fully covered. +[25.400 --> 31.000] The best part about the 3D Augmentary Reality Effects is the ability to get triggered through +[31.000 --> 35.000] physical gestures such as heart gesture and thumb-subgesture. +[35.000 --> 40.640] That's it, let me show you how to easily enable disabled, FaceTime reacts and effects +[40.640 --> 43.520] when I fold and I pat. +[43.520 --> 49.240] First and foremost, open the FaceTime app for new iPhone or iPad. +[49.240 --> 52.520] Now start a video call as usual. +[52.520 --> 57.840] Then swipe them from the top red corner after spraying to bring up the control center. +[57.840 --> 62.520] Note that if you have an iPhone or iPad with a home button, double press the home button +[62.520 --> 65.400] to bring up the control center. +[65.400 --> 70.920] Then tap on the Video Effects style and finally tap on the Reactions button to turn it +[70.920 --> 71.920] on. +[71.920 --> 78.360] Now you can trigger different reaction effects such as heart, like dislike, balance, confetti +[78.360 --> 81.480] and more using your hand gestures. +[81.480 --> 86.680] First up is to learn how to disable FaceTime, react and effects on iPhone or iPad. +[86.680 --> 91.920] It's worth pointing out that when you turn off reactions, it is disabled for all video +[91.920 --> 96.960] calls, but whether or not you can choose to bring them back with atmospheres, simply open +[96.960 --> 100.600] the FaceTime app on your iPhone or iPad. +[100.600 --> 104.360] Then initiate a video call as usual. +[104.360 --> 107.520] After that, bring up the control center. +[107.520 --> 113.640] Then tap on the Video Effects style and finally hit the Reactions button to turn it off +[113.640 --> 115.200] and that's pretty much it. +[115.200 --> 120.400] So that's how you can easily enable disabled, FaceTime, react and effects on your iPhone +[120.400 --> 121.400] or iPad. +[121.400 --> 126.320] If you found this video helpful, do like and share it and I'll see you in the next video +[126.320 --> 130.560] with more such handy tips and tricks till then stay safe and have a good time. +[130.560 --> 130.960] Bye bye. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_kcyzJhH_7ZE.txt b/transcript/reaction_kcyzJhH_7ZE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..763d68d8bb1a558db52ae06ad5c08e2ffa0892b3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_kcyzJhH_7ZE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +[0.000 --> 4.480] Hey everyone, welcome to Vegan Classy. My name is Jessica. There's a really cool new zoom +[4.480 --> 9.760] update that gives you the option to give your thumbs up and hand raises in a new way. Check it out. +[9.760 --> 17.040] So here I am within my zoom and I am listening to the meeting host and I'd like to give a thumbs up. +[17.040 --> 22.240] So what you can do is if you're on the video camera notice below above the reactions, +[22.240 --> 27.360] there's a little timer, it gives it a while, and then notice up on the left hand corner +[27.440 --> 32.560] my little thumb emoji appeared. Okay and you can also do it with raising your hand. So again, +[32.560 --> 37.600] you want to give it some time, you do have to be on your video camera for this to work. +[37.600 --> 43.680] So I'm going to raise my hand and watch at the bottom, there's a timer, and then voila, your hand +[43.680 --> 48.160] is raised. And also when you raise your hand, you'll notice down at the bottom, you'll have the +[48.160 --> 52.880] ability to lower it. Maybe once you've asked your question, you can lower your hand or maybe the +[52.880 --> 59.440] meeting host does. Okay, so to turn this on, it does need to be enabled by the admin of the account. +[59.440 --> 63.920] So I am the admin of this account. If you're at a school or organization and you don't say this +[63.920 --> 69.600] feature, you might want to ask the admin of your zoom account about it. But I'll show you where +[69.600 --> 75.360] to find it if you didn't get the notification. I have to log out of my zoom meeting, but I can do +[75.360 --> 81.920] it within my zoom app client. So here I am within my zoom application on my MacBook desktop. +[82.400 --> 87.600] And on the right hand corner, I see my profile picture, go ahead and click on the profile picture +[87.600 --> 91.920] and then go down to settings, the settings gear. Now here's within the settings gear, +[91.920 --> 98.080] under the general tab, which is the one selected scroll down, and under reactions, you can make sure +[98.080 --> 105.120] the box is clicked that says activate the following emojis based on hand gesture recognition. +[105.120 --> 109.280] If you liked this video, go ahead and hit the thumbs up down below, subscribe to our channel, +[109.280 --> 112.640] and share this video out with anyone else you think might benefit from it. +[112.640 --> 121.760] My name is Jessica and I will catch you in the next video. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_l6__3ONxKtE.txt b/transcript/reaction_l6__3ONxKtE.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9a2fe7b897ed8a8d662b9a54c229ca44de4d420d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_l6__3ONxKtE.txt @@ -0,0 +1,82 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.720] Hello everyone and welcome back to channel windows video today +[2.720 --> 4.720] We're checking out how to talk with your hands +[5.160 --> 12.500] 60 Italian hand gestures so I've done a reaction that I never to leave videos before and this one definitely seemed very interesting +[12.500 --> 14.500] So let's get right into it for today. Let's go +[15.480 --> 17.480] Don't forget you were perfect +[20.720 --> 23.720] Italian is certainly a very expressive language +[24.120 --> 26.120] Ciao mamma, goddam no general pizza con serena +[27.000 --> 29.000] Yes, I'm going to the next one. Bye +[30.480 --> 35.800] If you've been to Italy or Italian friends, you may have noticed that we move our hands along when we talk +[36.040 --> 42.000] Well, it's hard not to notice and you may have thought are they crazy moving so much with all that heat +[42.080 --> 48.400] Well, what you mean? No, I definitely get I moved my hands sometimes when I speak I just kind of do it +[48.400 --> 53.000] So I get I kind of get where they're coming from but I didn't know it was actually like so at the hand gestures +[53.000 --> 58.400] That means certain things no no is that Italians are very special and gesture language to communicate +[58.600 --> 62.880] But what's the reason behind it? Well, if you look at Italy right now +[62.880 --> 67.280] You may think of it as a unified country, but it's not always been the case +[67.600 --> 76.800] This is how Italy looked like before the unification in 1861 a lot of different states and kingdoms with their very old languages and traditions +[77.360 --> 85.120] Hence the need of a more universal language is not all about the ends every single facial muscle is involved as well +[85.120 --> 92.240] So when you practice make sure you check my face and all the movements to make sure you're learning the proper Italian gestures and +[92.240 --> 93.960] Yama +[93.960 --> 95.960] Let's go +[96.120 --> 98.120] What come on +[99.720 --> 102.560] Full of people full of pink hair +[103.560 --> 107.080] Every dummy of shit look at that asshole +[108.240 --> 111.400] That one I know I guess nothing left +[112.240 --> 116.200] So handsome whatever whatever made sense +[116.960 --> 118.480] Dream water +[118.480 --> 120.480] Dream wine +[120.480 --> 122.480] Drink espresso +[123.480 --> 125.480] Perfect +[126.240 --> 131.880] See the way I'm recognizing these I've seen some of these before I didn't know how many I actually would recognize +[131.880 --> 134.360] And stands out quite a lot. Well done. I +[135.240 --> 138.600] Is where slowly slowly come up? +[139.240 --> 141.240] I'll kill you get to the point +[142.200 --> 148.560] You're dumb you're crazy crazy. Yeah, absolutely out of your mind +[149.840 --> 151.840] Are you gay? +[151.840 --> 153.840] What you're cool? +[154.800 --> 156.800] Is this Mark one +[157.600 --> 159.600] stopper +[159.640 --> 161.640] Such a snob +[161.640 --> 163.840] blah blah blah blah blah blah blah +[163.840 --> 165.840] It's very expensive +[166.360 --> 168.360] It got stolen +[168.360 --> 172.440] What would I do to you? I hate you. I can't stand you +[173.200 --> 177.160] Let's get out of here. You get out of here. You go +[179.480 --> 181.480] I'll beat you +[181.920 --> 185.600] Go away your vet like your wife is cheating on you +[186.120 --> 191.200] Is that true your wife is cheating on you for that one think they are together +[192.000 --> 194.000] Keep calm keep quiet +[194.520 --> 197.400] Ha ha you got tripped having sex +[198.880 --> 200.880] Yeah, this won't be nice +[201.960 --> 205.080] Take this take this you're lucky +[206.160 --> 209.560] I'm scared huh ha ha you go trip again +[210.400 --> 212.400] See you later +[213.240 --> 215.240] Beautiful +[215.240 --> 217.240] Who knows let's home +[217.640 --> 222.520] I am not responsible. It's not my business if I catch you +[224.720 --> 226.720] Now let's look at some sentences +[227.240 --> 234.160] Hi, I don't speak Italian. I am looking for a restaurant because I'm hungry +[234.480 --> 242.040] I like some spaghetti and drink some wine see somebody just make very basic sense like hungry that makes a lot of sense +[242.400 --> 244.400] Are you crazy? +[245.240 --> 250.400] Now how much is that what that's very expensive are you crazy? I +[251.680 --> 254.760] Think you're really pretty do you want to be together? +[255.800 --> 257.080] My +[257.080 --> 263.040] Those forget your perfect I was thinking to go to sleep. I don't know +[263.760 --> 268.320] So basically we can have a whole conversation without even moving our mouth. Do you still think we're crazy? +[268.320 --> 270.160] So how do we learn all these gestures? +[270.160 --> 275.440] Well, certainly not a school. Hand gestures are passed along from generation to generation of Italians +[275.880 --> 279.960] Together with Daleks tradition and an unmeasurable love for pasta +[281.160 --> 287.400] Now it's your turn to put some Italian gestures into practice next time you talk to someone with friends family or colleagues +[287.920 --> 289.920] And see what they think of you +[289.920 --> 294.520] Also, let me know if you're a language or a Dalek you have any special hand gestures that you want to share +[294.960 --> 296.960] Don't forget to subscribe +[300.160 --> 304.160] And as always thanks for watching my cut in a box +[305.440 --> 308.320] Okay, that video is pretty awesome. I like this guy's videos +[308.320 --> 313.400] He's very consistently making good content and after they hungry makes sense crazy makes sense +[314.440 --> 318.160] Perfect makes sense. I kind of get where they come from with the hand gestures +[318.160 --> 321.400] I talk my hands sometimes you know just kind of natural +[321.400 --> 326.620] They don't really mean anything. It's just the way I'm feeling I just move it about but to know the hand just +[326.620 --> 330.740] Actually means something and that everyone kind of uses them is pretty cool to see +[330.740 --> 333.940] So if you guys want more reaction video like this, let me know where to check out next +[333.940 --> 338.500] And I'll see you guys in the next video have a great day everyone very very informative video and very +[338.500 --> 340.020] Insane as well. I like these type of video diff --git a/transcript/reaction_n3W8PowvUqA.txt b/transcript/reaction_n3W8PowvUqA.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..2a38aba78046d0bab699ef5855b8fe890ded1660 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_n3W8PowvUqA.txt @@ -0,0 +1,10 @@ +[0.000 --> 6.000] Alright guys, so put your house together like this. +[6.000 --> 7.000] Okay. +[7.000 --> 8.000] One hat. +[8.000 --> 9.000] Oh. +[9.000 --> 10.000] Uh-huh. +[10.000 --> 11.000] Okay, I read it. +[11.000 --> 12.000] I'm a baby. +[12.000 --> 13.000] Okay. +[13.000 --> 14.000] I read it. +[14.000 --> 15.000] I'm a baby. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt b/transcript/reaction_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..9fa8a6cf98f35f822a4c9805730fd83b6a5835c3 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_nhe0KSGoUgc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,17 @@ +[0.000 --> 2.320] Hello. +[2.320 --> 4.460] Why am I so there asking? +[4.460 --> 8.080] Well, that's a lot of money for a deck. +[8.080 --> 11.760] I hate to tell you this, but you're getting robbed. +[11.760 --> 12.960] Did you hear me? +[12.960 --> 15.220] You're getting robbed. +[15.220 --> 16.420] Ow! +[16.420 --> 17.620] Stop! +[17.620 --> 18.600] Whoa! +[18.600 --> 20.760] Stop! +[20.760 --> 22.460] Stop! +[22.460 --> 23.460] Stop! +[23.460 --> 24.460] Stop! +[24.460 --> 25.460] Stop! +[25.460 --> 26.460] Stop! +[26.460 --> 27.560] The Black socks are a crest. +[27.560 --> 30.840] An open-minded equal opportunity commander. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_t685WM5R6aM.txt b/transcript/reaction_t685WM5R6aM.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..37ed0482825d96bc404f8b1224550e742b23156f --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_t685WM5R6aM.txt @@ -0,0 +1,20 @@ +[0.000 --> 30.000] No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No +[30.000 --> 60.000] A whole trip planned for us. Hey, who's ticklish? You're gonna have to tickle monster! Hey, ping pong! Look at this! Heeeeey! Heeeeey! Heeeeey! Heeeeey! heeeeey! +[60.000 --> 61.620] One forever. +[61.620 --> 62.460] Sadness. +[62.460 --> 63.720] Don't make him feel worse. +[63.720 --> 64.820] Sorry. +[64.820 --> 67.280] It's all he had left of Riley. +[67.280 --> 70.200] I bet you and Riley had great adventures. +[70.200 --> 72.240] Oh, they were wonderful. +[72.240 --> 76.320] Once we flew back in time, we had wrecked this twice that day. +[76.320 --> 77.160] Sadness. +[77.160 --> 78.240] It sounds amazing. +[78.240 --> 80.440] I bet Riley liked it. +[80.440 --> 82.240] Oh, she did. +[82.240 --> 84.760] We were best friends. +[84.760 --> 86.400] Yeah, it's sad. +[90.000 --> 91.000] Oh. +[91.000 --> 99.000] I'm okay now. +[99.000 --> 100.000] Come up. +[100.000 --> 105.000] The train station is this way. diff --git a/transcript/reaction_wV8lOLoy8Cs.txt b/transcript/reaction_wV8lOLoy8Cs.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..7f76c78d79e6b2c4c4fd069db817274ac2aae796 --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/reaction_wV8lOLoy8Cs.txt @@ -0,0 +1,22 @@ +[0.000 --> 5.440] Hey guys, today let's learn how to use FaceTime reaction effects on iOS 17. +[5.440 --> 10.800] So if you guys want to go ahead and use this new FaceTime reaction effects on the new iOS 17 +[10.800 --> 15.200] software, on your FaceTime applications, well, in this video tutorial, I'm going to hit you +[15.200 --> 20.960] guys to basically do this step by step. So please watch this video until the end to find out how. +[20.960 --> 25.200] Alright guys, so what we need to do first in order to accomplish this is to go ahead and launch +[25.200 --> 28.720] the FaceTime application. So you can actually go ahead and search for FaceTime here and go +[28.720 --> 32.960] ahead and launch it real quick. And what I want you to basically do once you're already on here +[32.960 --> 37.440] is to create a new FaceTime and go ahead and contact somebody that you prefer to contact. +[37.440 --> 42.320] Next, what we need to do from here is to go ahead and proceed with FaceTiming this person as you +[42.320 --> 47.280] see right now. And what we need to do to accomplish the gestures is to easily just go ahead and +[47.280 --> 52.320] basically proceed with, of course, tapping on these parameters. So guys, once you've already +[52.320 --> 57.200] called the person that you prefer to call, of course, what we need to do from here is to long press +[57.200 --> 61.760] on your cameras right here. So go ahead and long press on your cameras. And basically what we need +[61.760 --> 66.800] to do is to wait for this to pop up. And there you guys should see the specific gestures that +[66.800 --> 72.480] could basically be shown on your device. You could actually use those gestures now to proceed with +[72.480 --> 78.880] showing them up on your FaceTime call. But if you want to use these FaceTime gestures reactions as +[78.880 --> 84.000] you basically call this person, of course, all we need to do from here is just go ahead and do these +[84.000 --> 89.200] gestures to basically show them on the call. So the first gesture that we could do is a quick and +[89.200 --> 94.400] easy thumbs up. And we could also go ahead and do a double thumbs up and a thumbs down as well. +[94.400 --> 99.920] Now, doing those gestures will basically show those specific gestures on the call. And if you want +[99.920 --> 103.680] to go ahead and proceed, go and just try it out yourselves and please comment below this work. +[103.680 --> 106.240] I'll see you guys in the next video and take care. diff --git a/transcript/travel_4nxUpRM78Lc.txt b/transcript/travel_4nxUpRM78Lc.txt new file mode 100644 index 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000..3ec517113c03077ed0621f3454617ab4ff6a897d --- /dev/null +++ b/transcript/travel_4nxUpRM78Lc.txt @@ -0,0 +1,74 @@ +[0.000 --> 12.280] If you are traveling to Thailand learning about the culture is not only very important, +[12.280 --> 15.640] but also appreciate it by watching this video. +[15.640 --> 18.280] You are on the right track to understand Thai culture. +[18.280 --> 21.760] We are here to give you the most important news and notice in Thailand. +[21.760 --> 25.640] Hi, my name is Anne. +[25.640 --> 30.520] I work for Kho from Castle Bank, we are the original bicycle tour here in Bangkok. +[30.520 --> 36.520] We have been operating for over 30 years now and that's why we like to share our insights with you. +[36.520 --> 41.160] The first thing you will probably see when you arrive in Thailand is the Y. +[41.160 --> 45.200] This is a traditional Thai greeting or a way to share respect. +[45.200 --> 47.600] There are three different types of Ys. +[47.600 --> 48.840] This is the first one. +[48.840 --> 53.840] Put your hands together and it thumbs touch your chin. +[53.880 --> 56.720] This one is used for greeting colleagues or friends. +[56.720 --> 58.040] This is the second one. +[58.040 --> 61.360] It thumbs touch your nose. +[61.360 --> 67.800] This one is used to greet all the people and the last one it thumbs touch your forehead. +[67.800 --> 73.880] This one is used for the highest level of respect, like for the Buddha, monk or the king. +[73.880 --> 77.240] If you are not sure which one to use you can use this one. +[77.240 --> 83.040] As a general greeting Thai people use this one when they are not sure if someone is older or younger than them. +[84.840 --> 90.040] You will often see who Y from shops and restaurants is not necessary to return to Y +[90.040 --> 92.040] for someone who is providing you with service. +[92.040 --> 94.840] Instead a nice grateful smell is plenty enough. +[94.840 --> 98.840] Don't worry if you are not getting your right because your efforts will be appreciated. +[102.840 --> 106.840] Probably the most important don't entire culture has to do with the feet. +[106.840 --> 109.840] The feet are considered the lowest and dirtiest part of the body. +[110.840 --> 116.840] Raising your feet higher than someone's head or just simply putting your feet onto a desk or chair considered extremely rude. +[116.840 --> 119.840] Never ever share the bottom of your feet to anyone. +[119.840 --> 122.840] It's a privilege of giving someone the middle finger. +[122.840 --> 124.840] Also avoid pointing your feet at Buddha's. +[124.840 --> 128.840] While the feet are considered the lowest part of the body, the head is the most sacred. +[128.840 --> 133.840] Never touch someone's hair or head that also includes ruffling a child's hair. +[133.840 --> 137.840] Try to avoid stepping over someone who is sleeping on the ground. +[140.840 --> 142.840] Make sure to dress properly when you visit Thai temples. +[142.840 --> 145.840] Knees and shoulders should be covered for both sexes. +[145.840 --> 147.840] The more follow you close, the better. +[147.840 --> 151.840] Also, Thai people don't like it when you show too much affectionate public. +[151.840 --> 154.840] This is also not done in temples. +[154.840 --> 158.840] Try to avoid kissing and hugging, but of course holding hands is okay. +[161.840 --> 164.840] Thai remove their shoes when they enter homes and temples. +[164.840 --> 167.840] When you're entering homes, temples or even some bathroom in restaurants, +[167.840 --> 171.840] they will ask you to take off your shoes and walk around barefoot or with slippers. +[171.840 --> 174.840] So be aware if you have to take off your shoes or it's okay to leave them on. +[174.840 --> 177.840] The bell outside the door is your biggest clue. +[182.840 --> 183.840] Don't point. +[183.840 --> 187.840] Pointing is considered rude and manic culture, particularly so in Thailand. +[187.840 --> 190.840] When you want to point at something, just use your hand like this. +[190.840 --> 193.840] Throwing an object or money into somewhere's direction is rude and not polite. +[193.840 --> 197.840] Try to take time to hand things over properly, especially to all the people. +[208.840 --> 212.840] Don't erase your voice. Try to keep your voice down in shops and restaurants. +[212.840 --> 215.840] If you find yourself in an argument, don't erase your voice, don't gel, +[215.840 --> 219.840] and won't help the situation and it also causes people involved to become embarrassed and loose face. +[220.840 --> 222.840] Losing face is very important in Thailand. +[222.840 --> 227.840] When you lose face, your reputation is lost and you're embarrassed yourself and the rest of the people. +[232.840 --> 234.840] Do treat monks with the highest respect. +[234.840 --> 236.840] Women are not allowed to touch monks. +[236.840 --> 238.840] So be careful when you're near one. +[238.840 --> 241.840] Also, give a monk plenty of space to move around. +[241.840 --> 243.840] And when you pass monk, lower your body. +[244.840 --> 246.840] Take pictures or typically allow in Thailand. +[246.840 --> 248.840] Unless there's a sign that says you shouldn't. +[248.840 --> 250.840] So it's no problem to take a picture but be respectful. +[250.840 --> 253.840] And also, Buddha images are not for decoration and not for tattoos. +[266.840 --> 269.840] And the last one, don't forget to smile. +[269.840 --> 271.840] Thailand is also known as the land of smile. +[271.840 --> 276.840] But try to smile as much as possible and you will notice that your experience will be even more enjoyable. +[277.840 --> 282.840] If you are lucky for a unique and authentic adventure and want to learn more about the culture, +[282.840 --> 284.840] come book a tour or a co-fogas of Bangkok tours. +[284.840 --> 287.840] We are the number one outdoor activity on TripAdvisor. +[287.840 --> 289.840] Thank you for watching our video. +[289.840 --> 291.840] We hope you learned something new about Thailand. +[291.840 --> 294.840] If you are traveling to Bangkok, click here to see our complete transportation guide. +[294.840 --> 298.840] Click here to know more about us and click here to visit our website. +[299.840 --> 303.840] If you like this video, please subscribe if you want to get notified when we make new videos. +[303.840 --> 305.840] Thank you. 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