Ready just keep it rolling keep it rolling.  Yo, what's up? Paste your on so dude We are doing an interseller today because you guys voted for it I mean you said so right so I've never seen this movie man I know it's about like time dilation and stuff I don't want to say too much because I don't want to spoil anything for you But it was kind of weird going into this because I felt like maybe I needed to explain it to you But we decided we didn't want to do that Mrs. October said that she definitely doesn't want me to do that She said if she feels dumb she'll feel dumb But if I have to pause it then I'll stop and if I feel dumb guys because I'm probably not gonna get it Either but I'm interested in this field. You know what I'm saying? I think this stuff's interesting and generally I don't really so So when I that's really why I haven't watched it To be honest, that's not fair. You don't find this disinteresting I know but so when you start talking about that those big words, I just I'm like You guys said this one. So I'm gonna trust you. I don't know much about interstellar There's a difference between space interstellar space means you out there two hours 49 But you know what it's gonna go by so fast Is it gonna be interstellar? If this is as good as gladiator, I'm here I thought it was a farmer like everybody else back then. Of course. He didn't start that way Shout out to the farmers.   Yeah, I like her name Murph too. It's corn. I just thank you Brittany Murphy I just think of Murph dog. I don't know what that is Oh no, I can't describe it. It was just constant just that steady blow of dirt Dang So she thinks she's got a ghost in a room like for real Yeah, you better like corn Repopulating the earth start pulling your weight young man. Okay.   I can't go wrong. We'll go wrong.  I'm still just charmed by that Murphy's law Murph Murphy's law doesn't mean that something bad Will happen what it means that whatever can happen will happen. True. I never thought about it like that Oh my god, what about the flat tire? Right Oh, wow, they want it. I was gonna crash maybe It looks like a plane to me Now that's a drone He's whipping that thing. I know when he ran through a barbed wire fence Oh my god What do you do? Did he hack it? No way Right, you're doing those things on because he was in the he was in the army of the military Air force, right? You don't have a computer like that unless you're your business. You know what I'm saying? We're playing Call of Duty I could jump out Oh my god Daily mission control and down same as ours 10 years ago That thing had been out there for 10 years. I would worry be worried it would explode But coupe you have to be realistic tom's score simply isn't high enough So we can do better. What if you told him he's got to adapt?   Well right now. We don't need more engineers So we ran out of food. That's why they're all farmers. Okay Miss Hanley's here to talk about murph. Uh-oh murph. She brought this in to show the other students the section on the lunar landings We've replaced them with the corrected versions explaining how the Apollo missions were fake to bankrupt the Uh-oh struck a nerve with this dude. You don't believe them into the moon. You know what? There's a game tomorrow night I think I'll take her to that Just to put it in her face because she doesn't believe in the uh I got you suspended What I got you suspended I mean if they're destined to be farmers anyways, why why even go to school? Right? Just go start farming That's kind of rude. The they didn't give them a chance. They just said you're 15 farmer. You can't improve. Sorry I think there's not a lot of people left. Yeah And I'm special about which book haven't working on it. Like you said in case the ghost is trying to communicate The books are really following Dots and dashes I just don't think your bookshelf's trying to talk to you. She's so smart Are she she's talking to a bookshelf, but she knows Morse code.  Yeah I hear your meeting at the school didn't go so well I know that guy from somewhere. No, we used to look up in the sky and won our place in the dirt We're like that too where we are In my day, we had real ball players Now on my day people were too busy fighting over food to even play baseball Oh, that's the big leagues now. Oh, jeez. No one's eating Dang, what the heck?  So it seems like it's frequent Yeah, like normal. Yeah, like when you see lightning, you have to evacuate the stadium But that guy should have caught the ball though because that's an error in his stats. No, it's not. He didn't touch it. facts That's a hit. Yeah They seem well prepared for the dust though Man, that would be tough.  Mm-hmm.  I wouldn't leave my junk open. I've never opened my window. What? The way it's falling Oh my gosh So this movie has like a supernatural element to it. Essentially what you want to clean that up? But why? He said gotta move on. Dust storms happen. It's not morse. Murph, it's binary. Thick is one thin is zero. That's smart. That's some computer codes So he wrote one zero zero one one based on the lines.  She hit like photo. This music is crazy too, man. This is insane. I know I like their relationship those coordinates led him to a what? Oh my gosh You don't found like a top secret government place or something and he had bolt cutters and everything About a break in that thing You had the coordinates for this facility marked on your map. Where did you get those coordinates? Where's my daughter make me take you down again? Where did you find those coordinates? Hey, I'll turn you into That thing's weird ain't it? I know it looks like a minecraft uh thing. His name is Tars Are you so like that movie a lot? Me too. So good. So good. I tell you I don't know anything about this place Then how'd you find it buddy? Oh professor brane Explain to me how you found this facility is you're excited about gravity, but Don't you know who we are cool. No professor You know my father they're the government brush that way we're nasa. Oh cool the same nasa you flew for Oh We know a little something about you. So nasa must be extinct. Yeah, because all these Yeah, government from the programs are gone because public opinion wouldn't allow spending on space exploration Not when you're struggling to put food on the tables. Okay wheat Seven years ago okra this year now. There's just corn that sucks, man.  We're meant to leave it Interstellar they got to go get interstellar out there make sense The last of our one versatile ship in orbit you sent people out there looking for a new home The Lazarus missions we need a pilot and this is the mission that you were trained for We had no choice But something sent you here to choose you for who's they? Dominus they divine intervention or something out near Saturn a disturbance of spacetime and Another galaxy. Oh, wow. There ain't no shot. Our warm all is not a naturally occurring phenomenon Someone placed it there. Hey That's some technology right there. Mm-hmm They've put potentially habitable worlds right within our reach. We sent people into it 10 years ago They stretched out like spaghetti 12 possible worlds 12 Ranger launches carrying here they go the bravest humans ever to live led by the remarkable dr man, you know if the world didn't show promise. It's the bravery So they sacrifice themselves Data transmission back through the wormhole is rudimentary Let's give us some clues to which worlds have potential and one system shows promise And one that's a bit of a long shot in one system with three potential worlds A lot shot So if we find a home then what that's the long shot. There's a plan a and a plan b Did you notice anything strange about the launch chamber? The planet's dying 48 years ago or something like that an Unnaturally occurring wormhole, which is not the same as a black hole. It's a wormhole. Mm-hmm The same concept of bending a sheet of paper one occurred non-naturally and the ominous they Placed it there and people went through and was trying to find planets through the wormhole and basically They're saying that they're going to go to a system that has three stars potentially Well, they said they said there was 12 planets 12 of them went out each of them to one planet They went for the sleep if they were rescued that means that they survived three of them survived for something like that So three of them could survive because of the I guess the atmosphere Maybe it wasn't great. So they have to go try to try again Well, or they're or the reason why he's going is because there's three like kind of close to each other So they know it's not like just a hoax that you can only survive on like one. I don't know man. We'll figure it out That harnessing gravity was real. So I started working on the theory and but you haven't solved it yet That's why there's plan b problem is gravity how to get a viable amount of human life off the planet Plan b population bomb over 5,000 fertilized eggs weighing in at just under 900 kilos Transpermia That's why plan a is a lot more fun. Yeah for real for real. You got find us a new home By the time you return, I would have solved the problem of gravity. So how's it gonna take? Yeah, I know that seems like a hard problem to solve and you're kind of kind of out there, old man Our mankind was born on earth. It was never meant to die here Man, so many quotes coming from this movie. So I know Hopefully you're all right, but you got to make things right with murph. I will without making promises You don't know you can keep man. That's tough. So her dad's about to go trying to find another planet to live on I need to fix this before I go. I'll keep it broken.  I figured out the message Stay One for me when I'm up there in hypersleep Or traveling near the speed of light time's gonna change for me. There's gonna run more slowly. I'm dilation He'd be the same age You and me That's so long You have no idea when you're coming back No idea Why is it so sad dude? Like what is it about it? Is it the music or something the situation? This is brutal. I think it's because he's going on this long mission. She's not even like on him by it's I love you forever And I'm coming back She'd have kept that little mystery to herself if she didn't own all that But is someone playing that there for him today? Is that what it is? Like what is that? I don't know. It's something How'd it go? I'm fine. Let's go Tom. Hey, can I use your truck where you go? I need your truck I'll make sure they bring it back. Look after my kids. I almost said yeah, I got it.  Oh that little machine. Did you see that little machine? I gave him a humor setting so he fit in better with his unit What's your humor setting dog? That's 100 percent. I was bringing on down to 75, please separation I'm kind of weird with a robot making threats. I'm kind of scary because you don't really know It's hard leaving everything my kids your father. We should learn to talk Hey towers, what's your honesty parameter 90 percent 90 percent? Absolute honesty isn't always the most diplomatic nor the safest form of communication with emotional beings. Okay You're coming up on the endurance. Okay taking control Oh, it's like a docking station. You gotta be dang near perfect. Don't you? Yeah, they seem really stressed out Nice and easy Killed it. Target locked. Okay helmet's on. Good job By the end of this movie, we're gonna be so in love with that robot. Now that thing scares the mess out of me Does it? Yeah, it'll win you over so gollum's cute, but that thing that thing gets you Makes sense They're all set. Let's do it. That looks insane. That makes me feel so nauseous. I think It's like the ultimate gravatron. Just not knowing like what's up and what's down It looks good for your trajectory. We've calculated two years to sat in a lot of drama me Look after my family. We please sir. We'll be waiting for you when you get back So two years go gentle into that good night Rage rage against the dying of the light That gets me hype every time I hear something like that. I see those in like hype pieces all the time Really? Well, yeah, they did one for Tom Brady before like going into the playoffs Because you know, he was really old it was it was hype. How's he going to sleep? That's so scary. He thought it was weird too Was lying you because it rips a gazelle to shreds. I don't know man cats torture mice for hours Oh, just remember Coop.  It's like a blue marble still Oh, she wanted it to be him. Hello, Murph. He sent you a message Not interested. So where are they heading for Mars the next time you hear from Cooper They'll be coming up on Saturn the ring planet crazy I know I used to think you got a roller skate around that when I was little like he was like a solid surface Yeah, it's just chunks of ice and rock and stuff right this movie is so interesting I'm like loving every second of it just throwing that out there Like if you're gonna attach the name like cinematic to a movie, this is it, isn't it? I'm sorry Coop. I asked Murph to say hi, but she's a stubborn as a old man. She's so mad So we've got a pretty good idea. We're gonna find out the other side Guys, looks like we'll be approaching the wormhole in about three hours. Here it goes wormhole time They've turned three-dimensional space into two dimensions, which turns a wormhole into two dimensions A circle, what's a circle in three dimensions? A wormhole. Oh, a sphere, I mean I'm falling on though. I promise. Thanks for that room.  Here we go I mean, that's like one of the ultimate experiences you could ever have Right. Wow. And it's so risky because how many times really can you test that? So then we saw hypothetical All you can do is record and observe. They're outside of spacetime right now You just said Then they made it out first handshake We're we're here I'm pretty confused about what she just shook hands with every that was they they look like plasma aliens or something Every hour we spend on that planet will be seven years back on her. That's a lot. Mm-hmm. You can't do that Okay, planet does not work if the people on earth are dead by the time we pull it off That's why there's a plan B Cooper's right. We need to think about time as a resource just like oxygen and food going down There's gonna cost us. Absolutely. Mm-hmm. All right, which is here just outside of miller's planet. Right. Okay. Cool What if we we take a wider orbit around gargantua parallel with miller's planet outside of this time shift to here We save a whole lot of time Right Tars factor in orbit gargantua conserve fuel and make sure we stay in range of miller's planet. You got it I wouldn't leave you behind dr. Brand Can I tell you what I think what the whole gargantua the planets that they know exists are orbiting it And then so they're trying to go to this one person's planet named dr. Miller to get like what she has going on because she's sending like Good communication, but to get there. They're gonna lose time Yeah, less time because of the plan that he had to basically get himself further away from the gravitational pull of the planet Because the closer you are to that time obviously So an hour seven years right and he can't afford that because his kids The idea is to do the mission to the best of their ability While also trying to save as much time as possible at this point So instead they're gonna lose fuel rather than time.  I'd have to watch this again But I think I get the general idea He's trying to save him time by like slingshotting further away from the the saying in range Like just enough just enough or something right the big planets gravitational pull You just think it's gonna be so loud space is a vacuum. No sound.  He's got them old-school tricks He's gotten a wreck before though Whoa, just water They missed the continent He's a good pilot Man's abandoned any Oh, it floats go go go go go seven years per hour here Let's make it count. They probably peed their spacesuits over that. Absolutely How annoying to go explore that with pee in your suit I would be so scared to jump in there. She's gonna get eight or what if you just dissolve because it's toxic She's walking in it. Oh, it's not even deep. I would have jumped in Oh, wow, it feels like hard to move that's like walking around with 30% of your weight your body weight on your back Oh, no, yeah in the water with a suit on that's tiring Yeah, that's the ante while the rest of the mountains no waves. Oh, they're about to get tsunami. Oh, whoa They got to get out of there. Oh, it's getting closer.  Oh my gosh Oh, wow, that's really cool. Yo, that's missy star you that is Oh, so it was like super heavy.  Oh my goodness. Oh, he made it. He made it. But Tars didn't make it Tars did make it It's been a good ride. Everybody. They were close. So basically all those waters took that land that she was on Man, I don't really know what this planet's like.  Maybe I get the waves like kind of went over it Yeah, the wave breaks are going under. Hey, just roll them to water log. Let it drain God 45 to an hour That's longer life, huh? What's this gonna cost us brand? Oh, no Dude, uh, this planet's time. She just landed hours ago.  Time is relative. Okay. I wanted that too stretching It can squeeze, but it goes one way Oh, I see. Okay. Did you catch that babe? They're five dimensional beings the ones that they Cooper I mean, dude, somebody better win an Oscar. This is crazy. I know I'm wondering did that guy make it Okay, yeah We're gonna spark it Lock I would celebrate good man. That was heavy, dude. There he is. This one's on you. Oh my Oh, wow His daughter's 33 that guy right there is an absolute hero, dude He's so impersonable now. Uh-huh That's great Oh, does she die, dude Oh man Everybody would have buried you if you'd ever come back No, I'm good. I'm good.  Oh, wow. And today I'm the age you were when you left It's gonna be a real good time for you to come back Dang, she just dealt with that for that many years. Oh I didn't mean to intrude I'm not sure what I'm more afraid of them never coming back or coming back to find we've failed Then let's succeed. Well that let's go. Let's run it through some new fields with respect professor We've tried that hundreds of times. Oh, she works for him. Has to work once No, I'm not afraid of death. I'm an old physicist. I'm afraid of time Yeah, man, I watched all the michio kanku videos all the nil de grass tyson the likes freeman podcast I wasn't all that nerdy stuff, man. So I don't know about that. I like stuff like this Are you calling my life's work nonsense? We no longer have the fuel oh no Edmunds data is more promising. We should vote Well, if we're going to vote, there's something you should know brand what does she's in love with wolf edmunds? Yes Oh The gown. Okay. So she wants to go because of her love interest. Mm-hmm First chart of course for dr. Man's. I mean her science made sense, right? Oh, man Is that corn? Yeah about a third again the next year. Is that tom? Next year i'm gonna work nelson's farm. I'll make it up. What happened in nelson He feels like he's losing his dad's farm and even his fault It's just not getting better. It's only getting worse and the reality this would be so much more horrific than they can portray in this movie Oh man About what To come back Wait, what? He never figured it out. I guess Oh, man That's why she loves that guy out there because she knew she wasn't coming back to Yeah, so yeah, that's why they're like the repopulation thing. No problem That man was thinking like he needed all those people to get on board But he just didn't believe that humans could ever actually do it So he just thought that he should reseed the planet with those like transfermia and then lied to everybody Oh, no, what was that ice jumps frozen cloud? Whoa That's what I really meant a frozen cloud the clouds are frozen yet. That's crazy. How I don't understand them Whoa I would be scared of some ice falling out the sky. Oh, yeah, america What if they didn't know guests were coming So this planet is basically just busted man. He's sleeping Is he alive? Private ryan. Good job captain. We found him You have no idea man. He went into that thing just thinking like it was over He thought there's a one percent chance even smaller than that That someone's gonna get me out of this because he could have done that too when he didn't The last time I went to sleep. I didn't even set a waking date. Wow You have literally raised me from the dead So he went he went down thinking that was it. He basically offed himself that is Nuts, dude. Dr. Mann tell us about your world. Our world is cold Stark but undeniably beautiful. The days are 67 hours long cold. Oh, wow What's up with the sky though? The gravity is a very very pleasant 80 percent of the earth. Wow How far have you explored? I've mounted several major expeditions but with oxygen and limited supply kip there really did most of the leg Work, what's wrong with him sir degeneration dr. Brand. I'm sorry to tell you that your father died today. He had no pain Oh, no, brand. Did you know Did my father know too dad That's jacked up. Mm-hmm. He left me here to die I have no idea what she's talking about. I do. Yeah, explain it to me. Mm-hmm Not even himself.  Your father had to find another way to save the human race from extinction plan B a colony Why keep building those stations because he knew how hard it would be to get people to work together To save the species instead of themselves. Wow, that's yeah, that's insane man.  It's kind of true though. Yeah, that's simple barrier.  We are the future. Wow Let me go home, but you still got the mission though. This is sticky, isn't it? What are they hoping to find survival It must be getting like real bad now. Yeah, they said your kids will be the last generation people have a right to know See now she has the same mentality as the other brand gave up on us. I'm still trying to solve this. Do you have an idea? Dude, how much dust is there? Did you see that? It's a chance for the people on earth Gargantua is an older spinning black hole. It's what we call a gentle singularity Do you know what the singularity is man? It's where all the physics It's the point in which all known physics breaks down. Mm refer to as a singularity. Are you charged? Yeah Follow me cars 72 hours. Yeah, Roger that Cooper Roger that Cooper I'm honored to be a part of this. I'm going home Oh, he's going to look at his lungs. I got you him.  Oh They cannot stay here When I left earth, I thought I was prepared to die.  Why did you do that? I don't know What is this? We cannot survive here. I'm sorry. I'm sorry He wants to go home and that guy's like, no, man, because he believes in the cost too much Right.  I guess so No, oh wow I knew that if I just pressed that button and somebody would come and save me Oh, so he's trying to be saved. Yeah, he didn't want to dial in the appointment alone He wants to get out of there now and it was his idea I mean, this is gone. Wait, what are they gonna accomplish right now? Y'all are about to exhaust yourselves.  Oh, no Oh my gosh, who's on what is it? Hoopers I was gonna say how is that guy not crazy Few men have it. Oh god, that was quotable few men have been that was crazy I'm sorry. I can't I can't watch you go through this. I'm sorry.   Oh, she's gonna get I do not understand this world at all. What's up with this thing?  I would get him to come Oh, he's just thinking about the memories with his daughter because he's dying Look at that wind howling just to add someone to drop That guy in the car is like what the heck's happening Oh Data makes no sense Villain a guy in an impossible situation. Right. He's not really a villain, but I feel you What Dr. Brand Cooper there's been an explosion. Dr. Mays comes in All he saw was weird data because he caught on to the guy's lie He thinks he's getting out of sky clean. Well, he thinks he's saving humanity though, you know, yeah It seemed like he was like trained for that like For something let's go He marooned him whatever that means He doesn't know the endurance docking procedure Now the autopilot does that's his tours disabled it Good job for that Good job, buddy Oh, of course he did Oh the watch He's not gonna be able to do that, right? Right override Their docker got washed away. Remember? I don't hear you coop. Oh my gosh, dude Oh, man. That was crazy when you put it that way. That's like batching the back in the hitch up just right Oh, man Oh, no What's gonna happen to this dude? Is he locked on yet? Dr. Mann Or if you ain't locked on don't open it. Oh, no, he's probably gonna breathe some like bad air, right? I repeat do not open the hatch What happened in uh, if you open the hatch the gardens of the galaxy when you open up the hatch you got sucked out, right? Oh my gosh Yeah, because that thing goes on there and screws, right? Dr. Mann listen to me. This is not about my life or cooper's life. This is about all mankind. There is a moment Oh, oh that scared the mess out of me, dude. Oh, no, man Oh, man He destroyed it for everybody brother. Oh Is it coming towards them?  What are you talking about? It's not possible. No It's necessary But hang on coupe. Let's take a vote. There's two left.  This thing's about to blow up here. He's got no heat shield Hey, she ready? Ready? He's the docking mechanism That's got a risk out Initiating spin Who knew a farmer could do that? Right? Come on Tarz Tarz is up there with Jarvis, ain't he? Mm-hmm We're on goats. Oh, let's go You're almost there when I hear retro thusters. I think of like some groovy fosters I don't know what that is What's that? It's like they ran like a wig and they're like Let's go That was wild dude That thing was slingy shotting around they still managed to dock it Always cutting in close We don't have enough life support to make it back to earth, but I think we can scratch our way to Edmunds planet What about fuel? Not enough so you're not going home. Basically We left gargantua pull us down closer to horizon and a powered sling shot around launching us towards Edmunds planet That's settled a long time ago. Why does Tarz have to detach? Oh, we have to shed the weight to escape the gravity No third law the only way humans have ever figured out of getting somewhere is to leave something behind Man, I guess he's just a robot. He's just backing us to do this for us It's our only chance to save people on earth. I'm rooting for your girl. All right These visuals in this movie guys, they really are some of the best some of the best I've ever seen. Oh, yeah, for sure I just I didn't want to interrupt the movie at any point to point that out, but man They're feeling the effects of that gravity. I think That's crazy, man Oh Good job Tarz. I know you're just a robot and you're not really sincere, but I like you Oh, so he ain't going what He's falling into the black hole, bro. Ah, man.  It's all black. Man Tarz, do you read me over? I always thought you get stretched out like spaghetti if you went in the black hole Really? That's what I always heard.  Oh, man. You're going out like a cowboy, bro What is that? You're just gonna. Oh, we made it out the other side. I think What the heck? Is he in the black hole? I have no idea. I'm really confused guys. I'm so sorry.   Is that him later? That's her intuition. It's the book Oh, he knocked the books off the shelf, but how like where is he at? I don't know That's all those moments she had when she was a little girl was him Trying to communicate with her right and now she's over there because there was like a code. Remember What is going on right now? Okay, so he's seen her there I remember that day That's him. Oh, man It's like he's seeing flashes of his life or something. No, he told him don't go remember and she said that the letter said stay Morse code That's what he wrote and she didn't listen. I mean, he didn't listen to her Oh, but if you would have listened to her, he would have never been there, right Good thing she wasn't picking her nose. Smartest 10 year old ever Right now he thinks that he's I don't know where he thinks he's at He's probably just completely like mine F's right now. There's him She's her best He was hard headed dude. Yeah. Oh my god That was that book. Oh man. Is that fellow of the last minute? Bro, I didn't know Matthew McConaughey crying can make me feel so sad I figured out he's in a he's in a wormhole. He's outside of space and time That's so he's communicating, but I don't know where the hell he's at I don't get what this is, but he's somehow outside of space and time so he can communicate or something But I don't know what this whole thing is at all or maybe he's dead They constructed this three dimensional space inside their five dimensional reality to allow you to understand it You've seen the time is represented here as a physical dimension Wow gravity across the dimensions Including time They said that in the movie So he said they inside of the black hole is you break space time you earn the fifth dimension So they constructed something inside of their dimension to represent his dimension Do you know what i'm trying to say kind of I don't really get what i'm trying to say But I get what i'm trying to say I get I get where this movie is going It's just so hard for me to interpret the information through my ears out of my mouth Wait, what we brought ourselves does it started there? Maybe I don't know Oh those lawns this is kind of crazy guys like once I actually understand this a little bit more This is gonna blow them on I brought myself here. We're here to communicate with the three dimensional world. We're the bridge. Oh, wow They didn't choose me. They chose her To save the world Well, go ahead go all of this The one little girl's bedroom every moment. They can't communicate I'm gonna find a way to tell mirf just like I found this moment the love tar's love It's the key. You still fall in love? Yeah We cut the dead end to the movement of the second hand. That's why I was sitting there like this Man that girl is smart boy take the dead end of morson beauty to me. Cooper. What if she never came back for it?   I know I would have been smacking that thing up trying to beat it to work, right? And I hope she made a copy The tesseract Wow, I never thought about evolving past four dimensions I thought about evolving into like a multi-planetary species, but they probably built the pyramids Oh, man, he's seeing that that thing still exists in space time outside of space time That's who she waved at Unbelievable, man My man made it back to the freaking solar system. Mr. Cooper He made it back. It's slow, sir. Actually you were 124 years old. Well, you were uh, extremely lucky They saved her with only minutes left in your oxygen supply. Do you know what that is? That's like a halo ring Whoa, it's a it's a big thing that floats through space and spins to create artificial gravity Was named after him orbiting satyr The station isn't named after you sir. It's uh, it's named after your daughter. Oh, wow She's alive. This is murphy cooper. We're talking about That's crazy, right? Wow. Does that make you feel sad, baby? That's you do, of course I I didn't speak to her personally. They recreated it, man. That's crazy Well, no the documentary's playing in everything too. So it's like a monument He felt that's obviously a replica, right? Is this okay? He saw him feel for the dust. There's nothing When we found you yes settings general Ha ha honesty new setting 95% Auto self-destruct team minus 10 9 let's make that This is really what it was like. I was never this clean slick The view is a little different. Mr. Cooper the family's all in there. What a big family she had I know people didn't believe me. They thought that I was doing it all myself, but Oh, I knew who it was Nobody believed me. This music dude is too much You okay, baby? Look at the dynamic. He just had so much admiration and respect No parent should have to watch their own kids here for me now. You go Oh, man Brand the doctor. She's the professor. I'm here setting up camp I feel like y'all are sneaking in Look at that beautiful planet Oh, no, that's so sad man He's done his purpose his daughters lived a one life now he gets to go just be free and do what he loves, man That's crazy.  Okay guys, so sometimes in life You sit down to watch a movie and you come away just uh Mind blown inspired Emotionally, you know emotional um slightly confused and Hopeful really. I mean, what an amazing movie. I mean that really hit every element you could possibly think of Baby on a scale from one to ten. What'd you rate this movie 400? It was so good. Was it one of the best movies we've seen on this channel. Absolutely hands down, right? It's gotta be so Okay, you want to try to break this movie down and get into like the science behind it and stuff I know you want to It's gonna be difficult man, uh Guys, we're not gonna try to take too long on this movie. Uh I think anything I add to it ultimately is just gonna be dumbing it down And I'm probably gonna say some things that are probably inaccurate and that way can I just say what I feel about it first? Then absolutely, please. Okay before we get into like, you know the stuff that he cares about I'm gonna talk about what I cared about with this movie. Which is the family part of it. Um, and just like I guess the way the way she said that love was the like universal language pretty much, you know And off in a different way, but like dimensions are one thing but love is another And basically no matter what love is gonna like You know prevail in the end it's gonna it's gonna prevail And I feel like that movie not only displayed that in like different relationships with brand With brand with him and with brand with Edmunds. Um And then with his daughter mirf like that was just Honestly the best that was the best story I've ever seen and expressing it through You know space and stuff like that is unique to me and I really enjoyed that aspect of it I thought the visuals were stunning the storyline is amazing One of the best movies I've seen right I would arguably say definitely top three You like post apocalyptic a lot. Yeah, I do and this had a splash of it for sure. So so good So good. I want more like that for sure. Uh, they might not have any more like that But Christopher Nolan, I trust you now. I'm gonna I'm a lot of good movie right unbelievable I mean dude, I'm just a type of guy who honestly I go to bed and I put on a podcast about just space or whatever the case may be and Obviously this movie's been approached like in those subjects and stuff and they've talked about this movie, but um Never understood it and I really knew always sort of didn't really listen to that much because I haven't seen the movie but Now that I'm looking out for that in the future because they do talk about this movie in physics a lot because I guess it's a visual representation of a lot of I guess truths and physics. I guess Anyways guys, the movie was pretty incredible. So the story went basically humanity was on his last brink The planet was dying and they Drop a random wormhole in close to Saturn close enough to where humans can reach it by linear flight, right from going from point A to point B um They get there they go inside the wormhole. They pop out on the other side of the universe wherever the case may be and They started Exploring planets much like that game no man's sky man and they're just looking for a candidate And in the end she found one and what was really amazing is they would have never been able to have that data and everything Wouldn't have worked out the way it was if it wasn't for the future self Coming back and speak into itself and apparently future humans built this place Dude, I don't know man. This is tough guys Just bear with me man because this is a lot but i'm thinking what from what I gathered from a man Future humans came and built this magical little place Called the tesseract, which is something from marvel. I thought but they built this place called the tesseract and Everything that's ever happened in space and time because space and time is linear and it it's it's not I know it lives like this and it's like basically everything that happens in space and time like just because like say you break your arm Well in three months from now, it's not like your arm isn't still being broke right now It's just that you've moved on linearly through time so There was this place inside their five-dimensional place that existed Where a human could see it and understand it and it showed all all all times of Space at once you know, I'm trying to say it's very complicated guys. I don't know I'm kind of mind-blowing by the idea right now But apparently he was able to just see every everything that was happening all at once Just however he wanted to proceed it because he was outside of space and time and ultimately he came And communicated with his daughter But the reason I'm struggling so much guys is because there's one issue that I just thought about and I don't really know how to address it but If he had to if the timeline had to occur for him to get to that point where he was able to eventually get to the Higher dimension to speak to himself outside of space and time How did he Originally for the first time like in base reality get to that point without him already being there to help him along the way It's like the old paradox if you go back in time and kill your grandfather How did you come into existence if your grandfather was killed before you were ever born? Oh, yeah That's when you start getting like multiple realities and stuff like that and that's when it breaks down even further That's what it looked like to me like on dr. Strange when you see all those like right things open That's what that tesseract thing looked like to me I don't I'm not going to get too caught up in the here the how and when it comes to that tesseract place From what I'm from what I'm seeing man is like I can sit there and try to understand that all day Basically what I'm what I'm getting from it is future humans that are a lot more advanced and a lot more capable of understanding the construction of that place They handle that and unfortunately unfortunately for me. I don't have to worry about it. I'm just chilling So right so they were just trying to like send a message to themselves to save Humanity, but humans from the future save themselves. So how did they save themselves to get to the future to save themselves? Do you get what I'm trying to say right? That's sort of the issue with it for me But there's probably some type of paradox that I'm not considering here There's definitely something that I'm considering because like you can't because according to onsans Laws of physics you can't hypothetically move backwards and in time only forwards Hypothetically physics allows for time travel into the future but not into the past guys I'm gonna have to go watch one of those videos that probably breaks this down for me. I'm not even gonna lie man I thought I'd be smart enough to understand it and I think just somewhat I sort of got it and I think if I watched it a couple times I would understand it a little more Well, can you like talk about then if that's the case? Can we talk about it like on like the base level like the storyline kind of level instead of the scientific way like What do you think like oh, yeah, I didn't even approach that Did I what do you think like based off like this the situation the task at hand? Like you're up there you're saving humanity Then there's like the other contrast of it which was like that soldier who was portrayed by private ryan Who was someone who was like their mission was to save humanity? No matter what no matter the case when people like Matthew McComney are trying to like interfere you take them out because you're trying to save humanity So what do you think what you're like moral? Ultimately it was just like the most it was one of the most It was just one of the most extreme examples of like what would you do if you're tasked with an impossible situation? so I mean if you're thinking big picture like Transpermia, you know like if if our if our planet was gonna die and I you know if I knew that was no saving our You know if there was no saving everybody man Of course I would want to like spread out the cosmos and like creating humans and seed the galaxies Of course I'd want to do that But what I want to do that do a whole planet, right? What I would I be willing to dedicate my time all my precious time? I got left right because the planet is gonna eventually and we're all gonna die so I've got One life to live right and that's just so heavy So do I dedicate all my time giving it all of my effort to save the species or do I take? Which isn't really a selfish approach, but it really creates sort of a paradigm here because in a sense It can be considered selfish like the selfish thing to do in that situation could be to stay home and care about your family But at the same time from your family's perception like from your kids perception like The most unselfish thing you could do is to I don't know man. It's tough man So I just thought the story was good and I thought that The little girl didn't have a choice and it was just a story where no one really had a choice But I'm glad that there was somebody that was Willing to make the ultimate sacrifice, I guess because I guess in this movie what it really went to show you was Time is very valuable like times relative, you know, time's always there in a sense And it's always going to be there, especially when you break outside of our dimension, you know But when you're inside of this dimension, man, it's extremely Extremely valuable.   I mean, that's it. That's about all you got. So That's why like I took away from this movie. Yeah It's like the time how valuable it is but how like Much it really matters. But also like all those dimensions are one thing but like love conquers all Well, love literally, you know, like if I was trying to go into a higher dimension and explain A coke bottle, you know, I might have a hard time, but You would imagine there is a universal concept of love. I mean, it's one of our It's our species contribution to the universe. I mean like Lots of animals can eat and jump and you know, planets can spin I can spend but ultimately like we're capable of love And that's something that's so much We're just not capable of understanding it. I mean, maybe you disagree, but I don't think it's just a chemical reaction I think there's something A lot more Deeper rooted in reality, you know what I'm saying? I don't think it's that simple. So apparently it transcends multiple dimensions and human intuition The love the bond between a father and a daughter Ultimately what ended up saving the species and maybe Maybe when he went into Not necessary not he doesn't go into the future in the movie though So like he was very tempting to say oh well, he went into the future But he didn't go into the future. He just exited space and time. He doesn't do that tesseract thing, right? right, so Maybe he knew intuitively that no matter what I could try to get this message across in a million ways But the only thing that's really gonna guarantee you like my best bet Which is a theme in the movie they were talking about because I'm gonna bet on the fact that My daughter loves me so much that her sympathies will eventually draw her back to that house to that last place We had that watch. Yeah before it's too late. Right. Do you get what I'm saying? And he just trusted the fact that he like loved her and like And I mean he kind of prepared her in a weird way He prepared her for like he he taught her how to be like really like intuitive about that kind of stuff And smart about it So it's kind of weird when you think about it from that because maybe he was sending himself messages that we didn't get to see necessarily but I don't know. I mean and then obviously it had just a very Just a very good theme in it too that a lot of people probably don't really realize in it But I mean it was basically just Dude just keep going man keep fighting. You know like the little girl could have just powdered her life away I mean she had every every reason to say like the universe is against me like literally my planet's trying to suffocate me It's destroying the the soil that we use to grow the crops Uh and she felt like her dad just was going up there and abandoning her to die there and instead of just wallowing about it I mean she went on to become I mean she she went on to basically save the planet man And I mean ultimately and that's what it's going to take like if something like that happens guys It's not going to be necessarily like Some big government program whatever the case may be it's just going to come down to individuals who have deep motivations and who are just very smart and Are just capable. I mean In the movie like when he said That he has to pick a father because they're clinging on to life for their children So like that was the motivation needed for that Yeah, absolutely Um, what was the name of piper ryan the guy was right and he's the one who kind of like put that thought out there It just sucks man because this is such a good movie and there's probably so many themes that we're missing There's probably so many parts of this movie that just completely whenever in my head I just I want to take a moment to say the visuals in this movie was phenomenal The framing in this movie was phenomenal. I really appreciated the way they frame the shots I don't know man Just the way they use the frame the way they frame the actors in the shots to greatly contrast in the cemetery and stuff was really unique in this movie How there was no sound with explosions. I love that. I expected it. I expected it. So I was like Loki bracing myself for them. Right. Well, it's the same reason you can't set off like An atomic bomb in the middle of space and expect a result. I mean, it's a vacuum. Yeah, it's mainly so, you know, there's no vibrations and stuff. So Just phenomenal man amazing color grade the music. Oh man the music, uh, you know It made so much it made it so much more emotional and like Heartfelt and that's something else. I want to address guys like when I watch things like this that are just heartfelt Make me feel good But you know hurt my feelings at the same time It makes me feel really good to like have other people experience that with me too because for like a moment in time We're just happy. We're just like we're good people and we're feeling something good.  It's changed forever Uh, there's just one solar flare, you know, we're back to the stone age man and it really is humbling because You know, dude, it could literally happen tomorrow. I mean it could happen before this video comes out Seriously, and it's just it's crazy to think I've heard about a lot of these concepts I've appreciated thinking about a lot of these concepts, you know, I do find this thing to be like the ultimate Height of fascination, you know, I really don't think many things are more interesting than like these type of things Like philosophy science physics uh Stuff like that man quantum mechanics things of that nature and they're just interesting what's interesting about them is ultimately because You know, even though some people take them so serious and they already be taken serious.  I'm definitely intrigued, but this is something that lights him up. He's passionate about it It's fun. So just thank you patreon like you guys knew exactly what he was into Yeah, you guys voted for it because y'all said that I would definitely want to see it And you said I would like it plus because this is an awesome movie. Yeah, let's not be naive about that Right. Um guys likes subscribe hit us up on patreon. Like I said in the intro We're definitely gonna have this whole thing on there uncut so if you guys want to see the full link And just join us over there, man. Even if you guys want to join for free There's a free option. You don't have to pay any money. Just join for free man Just because if you join for free, I think you can still take part in like the polls and the votes and things like that And you guys can just see what we're posting something like that.  If if we miss anything guys, I'm so sorry when I lay down to go to bed now I am going to put on like an interstellar explain and add it below add it below I want to see it all. I want to read it all. There's just a couple things I feel like I I genuinely feel like I understood the movie But I I felt like going into the movie I would understand it Um if I was someone who was not familiar with the concept Like like like for example like to me knowing Murphy's law is almost as easy as you know, and what like Kerosene is or something, you know, I'm saying it's just very intuitive to me But if I was not familiar with these concepts I don't think I could have kept up with that. I thought Murphy's law was a band I'm really proud of you for keeping up with that. You know what I'm saying? I thought you did a really good job, but that's because of you because And because guys They're not crazy. You didn't hear that. They're not crazy. They're theoretical. Okay. All right guys. Thank you guys so much, man for real I don't even want to get off the mic guys because this movie was just so good It's like I feel you know that feeling of lord of the rings when like you just feel happy and you're like this moment Only happens once I only got to watch interstellar for the first time One freaking time and I'll never get to rewatch it for the first time ever again And I don't want to leave. Yeah, we definitely understand that like Some of you guys are really into some movies like when you know like the original tarzan disney movie You can possibly be your favorite movie man You might put that movie on and just get so freaking high that you want to jump out the window But I think it's a pretty good movie too. Soundtrack is awesome But it doesn't quite do it for me like that But I think we can all universally recognize that when it comes to a movie like interstellar These movies are just once in a lifetime And uh, we knew would probably be like that going in because everybody was so passionate about wanting us to watch this And I enjoyed it guys. That's the biggest message I have is I really appreciated it. I enjoyed it That was dope patreon. You can always vote if you're gonna vote things like this. All right guys. We'll see you on the next one


Fourth of July means a lot of things. It means our independence, its pride, its families getting together and celebrating whenever the greatest country on earth was born. The Marine Corps has a great lineage and just to be a part of that team means I'm something more than myself. Representing America while stationed in another country is very humbling. Being in Japan, we've created an alliance. We're able to build that friendship. I am proud to be an American that contributes to such a great nation. The Fourth of July isn't just when America was born. It's a symbol of rebellion. Which is exactly what Americans are. They're rebels. They're allowed to have any religion they want, say whatever they want and not have to worry about what other people think. The Fourth of July is also a reminder that other people don't have those freedoms and that they're not always free.


Hi everybody it's Sam here thank you for watching today so I'm back with another How I Organise video so this is how I organise and lay out my pegboard. This is the IKEA pegboard but there's lots of companies that sell pegboards so do shop around. I like the IKEA ones you do get lots of components to go with them so I've got these trays, I've got these like tubs here get my hand in the right direction. More trays, I've got these lovely little clear tubs which slide out and then I've got hooks that I use as like a shelf. So I thought I'd do kind of an overview here and then I'm going to grab the camera and I'm actually going to go in a bit closer so you can just see exactly what I've got on there. Okay so I'll start along the top here so these are all of my blending brushes. I've just got these stands that I picked up from Amazon and I've just popped them on the hooks so it's just created like another shelf really but it's just great because I can just grab these when I need them and then just pop them away and they just store nicely and they look cool as well. I like all the colors. Then I have these tubs either side these are just full of different shaker bits and pieces and that one this has got my alerts for when I'm making like mini albums and so on. These are all flat back pearls without the adhesive. I brought a massive bag of them again I think it was I think it was Amazon a while ago but they're really nice it's a real nice mixture in there and then if I go slowly down that end there I have some brads in fact they're all brads all three of those tubs and then if we come down here so they're coming a bit closer so all of these jars I picked up from charity shops just over you know the years they're all different I believe these tall ones and those ones are IKEA I think this is the newer size so you can I think still get these and if not just put in spice jars so you'll be able to get them you know from many different places but you can see in here I've just got all different things got mainly sequins for shaker cards and stuff but I've got some little pom poms in there and I've got probably do with giving it a little dust actually on top there it's not until you look at things closer I've got some fish in that one more sequins there's some seashells beads and then in these ones here again I've got a few Christmas bits it's like some snowflakes some wooden little sticky bits and pom-pom no they're sorry they're a little Styrofoam balls these are really nice gems as well and there's some more bits and pieces it's just nice to keep that again all visible I can see exactly what I've got and then I've got some more there in the their little discs in the gold and then I've got the same I don't want to go too fast but I've got the same at the opposite end in the silver and then if we come down here these are all glitters there's a mix of Arteza ones at the end there and then these ones I think from B&M ages ago it was like a big pack of 24 or something but there's some really nice colors in there and then I've got the rest of all the Arteza glitters on the bottom there and then here's all of my kind of tools and just things I just grab all the time so I've got a mixture of here we've got like gel pens all different white gel pens really is a couple of other pens in there some Winkastella got my Posca pens predominantly white mediums really I've got my plates for my little sidekick poke tool got my bone folder there those blending brushes that I recently shared so they're little mini finger blending brushes not Dorbas they're not sponge they're actual brushes on the end which are really nice and then I've got here my Arteza that's the embossing plate there so I'll pop that back in that one poke tools my dye release little brush thing there just all those things just those bits and pieces pick up tools more Winks of Stella Winks of Stella Winkastella shimmer pens again just it's just the tools all the bits and pieces all my kind of little snips and I keep my other scissors there as well I hang them usually on the end but they're on my desk so I keep my rulers and I hang my long scissors on there as well and then there's some more glitters there and down here I've got some more glitters and I've got some little again like shaker pieces the wobblers I use on cards and they're just other little glitters and so that's my pegboard layout so I hope it's given some of you some ideas on ways to organise and lay out yours I do like things to be quite symmetrical as you can probably tell and I will no doubt move it around again at some point that's the nice thing about this you just pop out all the pieces and you just you know link them or clip them in wherever you need them to be so there you have it for those of you that have requested that's my pegboard layout I hope you've enjoyed it and I'll be back again soon with more tutorials bye


hey everybody find this place okay good pull up a seat grab a sandwich uh i got some cold ones in the eski there no no go for it drink if you want i personally have a full flask with me most days higher ups don't care well i mean they do but just for the orientation nobody gives a shit you're gonna need it trust me so without further ado welcome to the containment psychiatry orientation you're all here because you're going to be moving on from handing pills out to cubicle jockeys and giving rum soaked empty f agents a shoulder to cry on to the wild world of providing psychiatric care to sapient humanoid scp objects to you know weird people in prison fatigues treating skips is a very different experience of treating our staff and much more difficult uh first of all the good news you get paid substantially more as a containment psychiatrist than you do as a staff shrink a lot more not yacht and mansion money but none of your kids will ever need to pay for college and you'll also be working with substantially fewer clients usually just one or two maybe three at the most so you know to put in more work per client but you'll still be on reduced hours compared to what you used to be doing position comes as a package deal with a substantial life insurance policy which brings me to some downsides as a containment psychiatrist you won't be dealing with staff burnout from a comfortable office anymore you're going to be a containment specialist on the front lines with our guards and mtf agents this job has a similar mortality rate to them even though you'll only ever be interacting with skips while they're contained or just before they breach let me ask you guys something what do you think you were offered this job oh man there's one in every group best of the best yeah right you're gonna sit there haven't done this shit you've done look me in the eyes and tell me you're one of the best of the best living up to every arrogant stereotypical psychiatrist trope there is aren't you hmm no yeah we know don't feel bad you're not alone i mean shit it's when you get off of this job in the first place everybody in this room has done something that made the ethics committee and ashes teeth and fury and some of you fucked your clients some of you sold drugs on the side and some of you just plain shitty psychs i mean you get picked up for this job because you're a terrible psychiatrist and that's well that's a plain truth because you're unethical and you know what in this job that's a big plus so let me ask you another question what do you think the point of this job is what's the point of giving these skips mental health care another funny guy no your job is not to help them i cannot stress that empathically enough in fact if you ever find yourself possessed of a sincere desire to actually help any of your clients report it to your supervisor you'll be given a leave of absence to get your head together and reassign to other clients you're a containment specialist your job is to contain scp objects just like our guards or mtf agents your job exists as part of the foundation because someone realizes that quiet docile skips are easier to contain than skips on the verge of a nervous breakdown early as most of you won't know much about actual con prox but here's the thing officially sapient humanoid scp optic cannot be rated anything lower than euclid because there's no telling what they'll do once you get them in containment but i think that's bullshit in my opinion a sapient humanoid scp should never be rated anything lower than keeter why think about it and what we do to these people they don't get visitations vacations or parole most of them don't talk to anyone besides their guards and you for years and years if not decades after decade and what do you think that does to a person how do you think that affects their mental state put your hand down that's a rhetorical question i've been doing this job for 10 years now i'll tell you what it does it means they spend every hour of every day planning their escape and they hate you stick someone in a little concrete box with nothing to do all day and their every waking moment will be spent collecting information to plot a way out memorizing shit like when the guards change layout of the site they're capped out of the schedules of other scp objects that might help them these guys are constantly on the lookout for even the slightest slip up that might give them the opportunity to make a break for it and if they were normal prisoners we could stop them with good guards and strong gates but these aren't normal prisoners all it takes is for one of them to have one trick that they haven't pulled out yet and there could be a dozen dangerous weirdos wandering the halls and they are dangerous they will kill you if they can find you they hate us for what we do to them and a lot of them would gleefully kill any foundation personnel that got their paws on and our job as containment psychiatrists is to short circuit that hatred when you go into a session with one of your clients your job is not to help them it's to manipulate them to make them docile to suck them into some good old fashioned Stockholm syndrome our good and noble profession harkens back to the cowboy era of psychiatry in the mid 20th century when the priority was on keeping patients quiet so you didn't have to deal with them straight jackets drugs in the food water cannons that's what we're about your clients going to spend every one of their unoccupied moments looking for a way out put in a request to the site director give them an xbox give them a dbd player fuck give them a playboy give them something to do in their cell that won't help them get out so they just sit there nice and quiet and fuck around instead of trying to do some heroic jailbreak and any help your client receives from this is purely coincidental it's a means to an end you're going to sit in these sessions and your clients are going to tell you horror stories they're going to tell you about how they've been standing on concrete for so long they've got chronic foot paint they're going to cry into their arms while they tell you that they can't remember what their family's faces look like or that they haven't spoke to a non-staff person in decades and you're going to coot them and you're going to pat their head and you're going to use active listening to make them feel better about it you'll prescribe some anti-depressants or recommend that they get some pot and plants for their cell or some other bullshit but you'll never actually help them because the only way to do that would be for them to breach containment and escape to the outside world and you wouldn't be sitting here if you were kind enough to want to help them out the ethics committee oh yeah that's a good one oh wait you're you're actually serious all right well here's the thing about the ethics committee what we are for the skips they are for the foundation kind of the real purpose of the ethics committee is not to stop us from being unethical it's to manage staff morale the foundation keeps innocent people locked up we feed live babies to howling monsters we send D class to their deaths daily and it starts to wear on you the ethics committee just looks for ways for you to do those things it doesn't make you want to run screaming for the hills or curl up sobbing into the fetal position because if you did that the skips you're containing might get out like here's an example of a completely ethical containment somewhere in the foundation there's this vampire right like an actual honest to god vampire eternal youth spared sunlight allergy that works she isn't human she can't turn you into one but apart from that she's the real deal she shrugs off everything that is in a stake through the heart and can tear through steel with her bare hands so you know how we keep her contained a bunch of researchers found out that if you spill some rice in front of her she's compelled to count them each and every grain just a drop whenever she's doing to count them and can't do anything else until she's finished so we built a special cell every 90 seconds a cup and a half of rice is dumped into it and a special second cup of rice is on standby if she somehow makes it through the lot before the next lot gets dumped in she's trapped all she does all day is count rice 24 hours a day seven days a week you don't give her the time to do anything else we don't even stop when we shove a liter of blood in there once a fortnight to keep her alive she hasn't managed to breach containment once in the last 30 years when you walked by her cell you could hear her wailing from the other end of the hall the ethics committee got wind of this though and they leaped into action they had the walls of her cell soundproofed remember the foundation does not allow any sapient humanoid SCP object to be classified as safe we can't just push them into a storage locker slap a padlock on it and leave them there but we would if we could and yeah you can have another beer well hello there my name is Jeremiah Sumerian and I am sorry to say I believe this will be the last video I do for the sherms channel I want to thank you the viewers I want to thank the sherm for allowing me to post my videos up on his channel as well and uh well if you want to see more of my content there'll be a link in the description and there'll be a link at the end of this video um I've really enjoyed my time here but uh my own channel has kind of grown quite a bit since I first started and I need to focus more on it so it was nice talking to you people and hopefully I'll see you elsewhere bye


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