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[Assistant] That, you know, who are in, in academic circles, who aren't faculty or students and so on are more in administration and they, they start to use that fear, which makes me quite uncomfortable. It, it does lend people.


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[Assistant] In the positions of power who are not good at handling that power to become slowly day by day, a little bit more corrupt.


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[Assistant] So ultimately poor people pay the price of these kinds of policies.


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[Assistant] Today, right. It seems like the story of war too is a time when the poor people suffer.


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[Assistant] From the decision made by the powerful, the rich, the uh, political elite. Yeah. Let me ask you about the war in Ukraine.


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[Assistant] Talking on microphones and writing brilliant articles. There's also people dying, fighting.


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[Assistant] It's their land, it's their country, it's their history. This is true for both Russia and Ukraine.


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[Assistant] They have many dragons and they're asking themselves a question. Who are we? What is this? What is the future of this nation? We thought we are a great nation and I think both countries say this and they say,


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[Assistant] Well, how do we become the great nation we thought we are?


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[Assistant] So what, uh, first of all, you got in trouble.


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[Assistant] What, what's the dynamics of the trouble?


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[Assistant] And, uh, is it something you regret saying?


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[Assistant] Well, because you're very concerned about, uhm, the culture wars that perhaps are a signal of, uhm, a possible


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[Assistant] Bad future for this country, for this part of the world. That reason stands out and.


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[Assistant] Do you, sort of looking back at four reasons, think it deserves to have a place in one of the four? Oh, absolutely. Because it is, you know, uh,


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[Assistant] That's a really interesting and fascinating and important point. Even if you start out as a, as a lie, as a propaganda, I think Hitler's is an example of somebody that I think really quickly you start to believe the propaganda.


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[Assistant] People that explain things and a lot of people reached out to me, experts telling me how I should feel, what I should think about Ukraine. Oh, you naive.


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[Assistant] Lex, you're so naive, you know, here's how it really is.


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[Assistant] But then I get to see people that lost their home. I get to see people on the Russian side who believe their.


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[Assistant] I genuinely think that there's some degree to which they have love in their heart. Uh, they, they see themselves as heroes saving a land from, uh, from Nazis.


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[Assistant] It's just, it's these humans destroying


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[Assistant] Not only their homes, but creating generational hate, destroying the possibility of love towards each other. They're basically creating hate. What I've heard a lot of is on February 24th of this year, hate was born at a scale that the region has not seen.


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[Assistant] Hate towards not Vladimir Putin, hate towards not the soldiers in Russia, but hate towards all Russians.


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[Assistant] Hate that will last generations and then you can, you can see, um, uh,


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[Assistant] Agriculture and energy and geopolitics and yeah, maybe like what you say with, with the.


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[Assistant] Fighting the ideologies of the woke and so on. I just feel like it's missing something deep that war is not fought.


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[Assistant] About any of those things. War started and war is averted based on human beings, based on humanity.


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[Assistant] And not just an information bubble, how all these experts tell me about.


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[Assistant] They really are giving a part of themselves in the name of service. Maybe over time they become cynical and become.


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[Assistant] Is healed, I think. And I don't think I'm, well I'm in part naive, but not fully, that a lot of it is healed.


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[Assistant] Through the power of conversation, just basic social interaction.


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[Assistant] I do think that the effects of this pandemic


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[Assistant] Listen, just sitting there and it doesn't have to be talking about the actual issue. It's actually humor and all those kinds of things, uh, about personal struggles, all those kinds of things that remind you that you're all just humans.


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[Assistant] Can you actually take me through a day? Cause this is fascinating. Um, through your comedy tour, uh, what does a day in the life of Jordan Peterson look like? What, which is this very interesting day. Let's look at the day when you have to speak.


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[Assistant] Preparing your mind, thinking of what you're going to talk about.


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[Assistant] Preparing yourself physically and mentally to interact with the crowd through the actual speaking. How do you adjust what you're thinking through and how do you come down from that? So you can start all again as a limited biological system.


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[Assistant] Monastic asceticism, man. Well, I did the proper, I usually just once a day, I did the proper Jordan Peterson last night and just ate two steaks.


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[Assistant] And you start to think which of these decompositions are important to really dig into.


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[Assistant] Well, that's interesting because your mind actually some, I'm a fan of your podcast too.


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[Assistant] You are always driving towards that. I would say for me in a podcast conversation, there's often a kind of Alice in Wonderland type of exploration.


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[Assistant] Down the rabbit hole, man. And then you just, a new thing pops up.


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[Assistant] The more absurd, the wilder, the better conversations with Elon are like this. It's like.


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[Assistant] Actually, the more you drive towards an arc, the more uncomfortable you start to get.


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[Assistant] In a fun absurd conversation because.


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[Assistant] Oh, I, I'm now one of the normies. No, I don't want that. I want to be, I want, I want the rabbit. I want the crazy because it makes it more, uh, fun, but somehow throughout it, there is wisdom that he tried to grasp at such that there is a thread to


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[Assistant] When you think about reality, what is real? That is the most real thing.


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[Assistant] I feel like this is, uh, missing the physical reality is, is missing some of the things. So of course pain has a biological component and all those kinds of things, but it's missing something deep about the human condition that at least the modern science is not able to.


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[Assistant] Uh, the scribe, but it is reaching towards that. And it's the reason.


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[Assistant] One way to describe it as you're describing is the reason it's reaching it is because underneath of science is this assumption that there's a deep. Logos. Thing to this whole thing we're trying to do.


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[Assistant] Embracing the spirit of play. So what you have this when you're lecturing, you're going in front of the crowd. You thought of a question. You get on the stage. First of all, are you nervous at all?


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[Assistant] It's the, uh, it's the way comedians are nervous. Like, uh, Joe Rogan just did his special. So this weekend. And so he now has to sit nervously like a comedian does, which is like, I have no material now. Right.


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[Assistant] Cause you want dead quiet. Oh, I see. That's what focus sounds like. You're in it together then.


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[Assistant] Well that nervous, the interesting thing about that nervous expectation is from an audience perspective, we're in it together.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I mean there is into that silence, there is a togetherness to it.


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[Assistant] Is there a little sparkle of a human connection yet?


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[Assistant] It gets intense real quick. Does it break your heart to say goodbye so many times?


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's intense. It's very intense. And, uh, I don't know if you have.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but I also have uhm, when a person recognizes me and they come with the love and they're often brilliant people.


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[Assistant] One of the thoughts I have to deal with, one of the dragons in my own mind is, you know, thinking that I don't deserve that kind of attention.


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[Assistant] It's a, it's a burden in that I have to step up to be the kind of person that deserves that, not deserves that, but in part deserves that kind of attention. And that's like, holy shit.


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[Assistant] And the flip side of that, especially with young people, a few words you can say can change the direction of their life.


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[Assistant] So, and there's an intimacy, they know you well and, and because they leap into.


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[Assistant] They avoid the small talk often. They leap into familiarity. It really is like it's an old friend and it feels like that. For me personally, the experiences, the goodbye hurts because uhm, you know, there's a sense where you're never going to see that friend again.


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[Assistant] So to me, a lot of the, uh, a lot of it just feels like goodbyes.


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[Assistant] After the 150 people, how do you come down from that? How do you, how do you find yourself again?


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[Assistant] And you have to, not just that, you have to, this is a weird thing that you're doing and you have to, both you and her have to figure out how to like, how to manage this very intense intellectual social journey.


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[Assistant] Yes, exactly. But it's still, yeah, you have to be there for it. You have to be present for it mentally.


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[Assistant] As a curious mind, as an intellectual mind, how do you, uh, how do you get to sleep?


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[Assistant] So there was a deeper thing in the benzo. What can you put words to?


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[Assistant] I should mention that I too am not a deep investigator of nutritional science. I have my skepticism towards the degree to which it is currently is the science.


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[Assistant] Cause like a lot of complex systems is full of mystery, uh, and full of, uh, profiteers, the people that profit of different kinds of diets. But I should say for me personally, it does seem that I feel by far the best when I eat only meat.


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[Assistant] The discovery went like this. I started listening to ultra marathon runners about 15 years ago.


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[Assistant] And they started talking about fat, uh, uh, adapted running.


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[Assistant] So I first discovered that I don't have to run super fast to enjoy running. And in fact, I really enjoy running at a slower pace. Um, so that was like step one is like, Oh, okay. If I maintain something called, uh,


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[Assistant] The math rule, which is pretty low heart rate. If I maintain that, you can actually get pretty fast while maintaining a pretty slow average speed in general. Anyway, they fuel themselves on low carb diets.


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[Assistant] So I got into that. On top of that, I also, they also fast often. So I discovered how incredible my mind feels.


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[Assistant] Well, there, there is aspect to a lot of these things that make me nervous because it's, I always feel like there's no free lunch that I'm going to pay for it somehow, but there is a focus that I am able to attain when I fast, especially when I eat once a day.


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[Assistant] My mind is almost like nervously focused.


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[Assistant] It's almost like an anxiety, but a positive one or one that I can channel into just like an excitement.


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[Assistant] Often, but we don't know that. So I wonder if it has a stress on the system that long-term causes the system to get... It doesn't look like it. It seems in case of fasting, not. And then on top of that, I discovered that the thing I enjoy, I just don't enjoy eating fat.


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[Assistant] As much. So I, I love eating me and when you talk about low carb diets, so I just discovered through that process, if somewhat fatty meat, but just me, I just feel a lot of the things that make me feel weird about food, like a little groggy or like full or just whatever, uh,


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[Assistant] The aspects of food that I don't enjoy, they're not there with meat and I'm still able to enjoy company and when I eat once a day.


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[Assistant] And eat meat, at least in Texas, you could still have all the merriment of, you have dinner with friends. Now I don't do the, uh, the, you know, you have a very serious thing that, um,


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[Assistant] There's health benefits that you are very serious about. For me, I can still drink whiskey. I'll still do the things that add a little bit of spice spice into the thing. Now when you completely remove the spice, it does become more difficult.


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[Assistant] If we can return to actually the thing you were talking about when you were thinking about a question before the lecture.


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[Assistant] Let me ask you about thinking in general. Uhm, this is something maybe that you and Jim Keller


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[Assistant] Think a lot about is thinking how to think. How do you think through an idea?


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[Assistant] Kind of an interesting thing. From where do powerful phrases come from?


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[Assistant] Do you try to encapsulate an idea into a sentence or two?


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[Assistant] When I step on a word and I know it's unstable.


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[Assistant] You kind of realize that you don't really know the definitions of any words you use. And that can be, uh, debilitating.


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[Assistant] So I kind of try to be more carefree about the words I use.


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[Assistant] Because otherwise you get trapped. You don't want to be obsessional.


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[Assistant] Like literally my mind halfway through the sentence will think, well, what does the word sentence mean?


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[Assistant] And then everything else just explodes. Your big picture idea explodes and you lost yourself in the minutia.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I mean, we wanted to talk for a long time, so the reason has evolved.


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[Assistant] The, one of the reasons is I've listened to you, uh, for quite a long time. So you become a one way friend and I have many one way friends. Some of my best friends don't even know I exist. So I'm a big fan of podcasts and audio books. Actually, most of my friends are dead.


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[Assistant] So I wanted, I wanted to meet this one way friend, I suppose, and have a conversation. And then there's this kind of puzzle that I've been longing to solve. The same reason I went to Ukraine.


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[Assistant] And what was this part of the world? What is this thing that happened in the 20th century? That I lost so much my family there.


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[Assistant] That's, uh, was forced onto them through different governmental, uh, institutions and you are somebody that seemed from some angle.


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[Assistant] And how can we stop it? And so that's the crucial issue. I felt I wanted to, from a very different backgrounds.


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[Assistant] Pull at the thread of that curiosity. You know, I'm an engineer, you're a psychologist, both lost in that curiosity and, uh, both wear suits and, uh, talk with various levels of eloquence, um, about sort of, uh,


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[Assistant] And so that was one. And also the psychology. I wanted to be a psychiatrist for a long time. I was, uh, I was fascinated by the human mind.


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[Assistant] And until I discovered artificial intelligence, the fact that I could program and make a robot move and until I discovered that magic.


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[Assistant] I thought I wanted to understand the human mind by being psychiatrist, by talking to people by, uh, through talk therapy, psychotherapy.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I mean, but the dream ultimately is the robot that I felt like by building the thing, can you start to try to understand it? That's one way. I mean, we're all, we all have different skills and proclivities. So like my particular one is, uh, has to do with.


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[Assistant] Uh, I learned by building. I think through a thing by building it and programming is a wonderful thing because it allows you to like build a little toy example. So in the same way you can do a little thought experiment, uh, programming allows you to create a thought experiment in action. It can move, it can live, it can.


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[Assistant] And then you could ask questions of it. So all of those, because of my interest in Freud and Jung.


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[Assistant] You're also in different ways have, have delved deeply into, uh, uh, into humanity, the human psyche through the perspective of those, of those.


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[Assistant] Psychologist, so, for all those reasons I thought are a password.


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[Assistant] Is there advice you can give, uh, now that we know the frame to give to me Lex about how to, uh, do this podcast better, how to.


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[Assistant] About this world, how to be a good engineer, how to be a good human being from what you know about me.


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[Assistant] So a form of, at least in part, involuntary sufferings, depression.


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[Assistant] Do you have advice for people on how to find a way out? You're a man who has suffered in this way, perhaps continue to suffer in this way. How do you find a way out?


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[Assistant] So sometimes depression is this heavy cloud that makes it hard to even make a single step towards it. You said isolate, make a friend.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it all starts with one step. Do you have advice for young people in high school?


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[Assistant] So you strive for competence, for craftsmanship.


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[Assistant] That's your life. Ladies and gentlemen, Jordan Peterson did just some math, how many five minute chunks there are in a day. And I'm pretty sure that's pretty accurate.


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[Assistant] That's hard. I mean it's a really powerful way to think about those five minute chunks. Just get one of them right in a day.


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[Assistant] Let me ask for some dating advice from Jordan Peterson. How do you find on that topic, the love of your life?


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[Assistant] Uh, absolutely. I believe in that, that being fragile, nevertheless taking that leap of trust towards another person, even when they're dangerous, especially when they're dangerous, if you care.


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[Assistant] If there's something there in those hills you want to find, then that's probably the only way you're going to find it is taking that risk. I have to ask you about Gulag Archipelago by Solzhenitsyn that speak to this very point. There's so many layers to this book, we could talk about it forever.


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[Assistant] I'm sure in many ways we are talking about it forever, but there is sort of one of the themes captured in a few ways those described to the book is that line between good and evil that runs through every human being.


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[Assistant] As he writes, uh, the line dividing good and evil cuts through the heart of every human being.


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[Assistant] During the life of any heart, this line keeps changing place. Sometimes it is squeezed one way to exuberant evil, and sometimes it shifts to allow enough space for good to flourish. One and the same human being is, at various ages, under various circumstances, a totally different human being. At times he is close to being a devil, at times to sainthood. But his name doesn't change, and to that name we ascribe the whole lot.


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[Assistant] Good and evil. What do you think about this line? What do you think about this thing where we talked about? If you give somebody a chance, you actually bring out the best in them. What do you think about this other aspect?


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[Assistant] Throughout time, that line shifts inside each person and you get to define that shift. What do you think about this line? Are we all capable of evil?


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[Assistant] But the way stories are often told is the characters embody a stable.


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[Assistant] And also the characters change throughout, they shift throughout, they're unpredictable throughout, uh, taking the speaking of Russia more seriously recently. And I've gotten to talk to translators of Dostoevsky and Tolstoy and, uh,


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[Assistant] Uh, Cherkov and those kinds of folks, and you get the, one of the mistakes that translators made with Dostoevsky for the longest time is they would


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[Assistant] Quote unquote fix the chaotic mess that is Dostoevsky because


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[Assistant] There was a sense like he was too rushed in his writing. It seemed like there was tangents that had nothing to do with anything. The characters were unpredictable and not inconsistent. There's parts of phrases that seem to be incomplete.


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[Assistant] That kind of stuff. And what they realized that is, that's not, that's actually crafted that way. It's not, it's, you know, it's like editing James Joyce, like Finnegans Wake or something, because it doesn't make any sense.


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[Assistant] They realize that that is the magic of it, that captures the humanity of these characters, that they are unpredictable, they change through all time. There's a bunch of contradictions.


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[Assistant] On which point I gotta ask, is there a case to be made that Brothers Karamazov is the greatest book of-


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[Assistant] Uh, well this, every book is a person, some of my best friends are inside that book.


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[Assistant] I think it's, some books are defined by your personal relationship with them and that one was definitive and I almost graduated to that one because for the longest time, The Idiot was my favorite book.


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[Assistant] Uh, of all because I identified with the ideas represented by Prince Michigan. I also identify to Prince Michigan as a, as a human being, the fool, because the world kind of my whole life still kind of sees me, saw me in my perception. My narrow perception is kind of the fool. And I different from the interpretation that a lot of people take of this book.


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[Assistant] Uh, quote unquote fool, but really just a naive optimist.


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[Assistant] Yeah, childlike is a better, so naive is usually seen as.


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[Assistant] Did you ever connect with the literary like existentialist Camus, uh, or, or people like Herman Hesse or, uh, or even Kafka? Did you ever connect with those?


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[Assistant] You often weave them together really masterfully because there is a, there is religious


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[Assistant] In the broad sense of that word themes throughout the writing of both.


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[Assistant] Well, Nietzsche is almost the character in A Dusty Eskimo.


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[Assistant] Well, you know, the funny thing about those two characters is you, Jordan Peterson seem to be somebody that at least in part embodies both because you are one of the intellectuals of our time, rigorous in thought.


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[Assistant] But also are able to have that kind of, what would you describe? If you, if you remove the religiosity of Adyasha, there's a, what's a good word? Love towards the world.


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[Assistant] I mean, it's, uh, it's terrifying and it's exciting. Yeah, right. That's an adventure, isn't it? You, uh, uh, yeah. You create the world's.


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[Assistant] By the way you live it, the world you experience is defined by the way you live that world. And that's really, that's really interesting. And then taken as a collective, we create the world together in that way. What do you think is the meaning of it all? What's the meaning of life, Jordan Peterson?


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[Assistant] We've defined it many, many times throughout this conversation.


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[Assistant] I think a lot of people put truth as the highest ideal and, um, think they can get to that ideal.


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[Assistant] While living in a place of cynicism and ultimately escape from life and hiding from life, afraid of life. And it's a, it's beautifully put that, uh, love is the highest ideal to reach for and truth is.


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[Assistant] It's, it's all there. The prisoner, the interrogator, the, uh,


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[Assistant] And once you do, maybe eventually you can find the love.


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[Assistant] Jordan, you're an incredible human being. I'm deeply honored you would talk to me.


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[Assistant] Thank you for being a truth seeker in this world and thank you for the love.


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[Assistant] Thanks for listening to this conversation with Jordan Peterson to support this podcast. Please check out our sponsors in the description. And now let me leave you with some words from Friedrich Nietzsche. You must have chaos within you to give birth to a dancing star.


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[Assistant] Well, hello everyone and welcome to this English lesson about body positions.


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[Assistant] As human beings, we do a lot more than just sit and stand. There's a lot of different ways we position our body as we go through the day, depending on what we're doing. In this English lesson, I'll look at about 30 different body positions that we use during the day and at night.


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[Assistant] Uh, some are very, very common and some are only used in special circumstances. But I thought it would be worthwhile because these are all very common words and phrases that we use in normal English conversation. So, once again, welcome to this English lesson about body positions. I think it's going to be a fun lesson.


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[Assistant] Crouch. So we'll start with this one. Uh, when you crouch, you kind of get down in a position like this man, and you might think this looks like squat.


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[Assistant] Because it kinda does look like squat. These are the same.


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[Assistant] When you crouch down, you make yourself a lot shorter by going, by bending your legs. If you've ever played video games, especially the video games that we call first person shooters, sometimes in the video game you will crouch because you want to hide from the enemy.


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[Assistant] So whenever you crouch, you get down, just like this man is doing, so that you are not as tall. You bend your legs and you crouch.


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[Assistant] And again, you might be wondering, what's the difference between crouch and squat? Well, not a lot. It is the same position. So this person is squatting. This is a squat. We can squat as well. It is the same position as crouching.


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[Assistant] But we also use this when we talk about exercise. Sometimes people go to the gym and they will do squats at the gym. They will get weights and then while they're holding the weights, they will go into this position.


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[Assistant] And then they will stand up again to work out their leg muscles. So the first two body positions, crouch and squat very much the same.


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[Assistant] Here's a very familiar one, at least it should be familiar to you. Probably the two basic body positions are sit and stand.


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[Assistant] Sit is what you do when you are on a chair or on a couch. Sometimes it's nice to sit and relax. Uhm, this is a very common body position.


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[Assistant] In my part of the world, you might actually sit on the ground, that might be more common, or you might sit on a cushion, uh, or you might sit in a chair.


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[Assistant] Sit on a chair or sit on a couch. Uh, all of those are valid ways to describe sitting. This guy, by the way, is sitting cross-legged. But I think in American English they say cross-legged. But anyways, he has one leg over the other. I'll talk about cross-legged a bit more, uh, with another body position. So stand is what you do when you are not sitting.


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[Assistant] A person by saying, uh, this person is standing. You can tell someone to stand by just saying stand or stand up, but probably the two most common positions sit and stand. The rest of the positions I talk about will be less common to you, but still quite common in the English language.


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[Assistant] On all fours or on your hands and knees. This is a common position when you lose a contact lens. If you're someone who wears contact lenses and one falls out, you'll often go on all fours


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[Assistant] Or you'll go on your hands and knees to look for that contact lens. I think this person is actually doing an exercise, but when I saw this picture, I like to imagine that he's on all fours because he lost a contact lens and he's trying to find it. Or maybe he's on his hands and knees.


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[Assistant] Looking for something that he dropped. Something very, very small.


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[Assistant] By the way, when you're my age, if you go down on all fours, it's hard to get back up again. And sometimes this makes my knees hurt, so I try not to drop things.


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[Assistant] Or you might go down on your hands and knees. By the way,


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[Assistant] You don't need the word down in there, you can just say go on all fours or go on your hands and knees, but it sounds better to me. It describes the action better.


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[Assistant] To kneel. So when you kneel, you put both knees on the ground or just one knee on the ground. It doesn't have to be both. People kneel for a variety of reasons. I know that when we take a family photo, sometimes people will kneel in the front row


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[Assistant] If you have a lot of people in one place and you need to take a picture of 20 or 30 people, sometimes people in the front row will kneel, they'll go down on their knees, they will kneel. The people in the second row will sit on chairs and the people in the third row will stand.


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[Assistant] Uhm, sometimes depending on your religion as well, you may pray in this position. You might kneel to pray if you are a religious person and that's one of your practices.


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[Assistant] Uh, you might have a prayer mat, and you might kneel on that mat in order to pray. So, kneeling, when you go down on both knees, or just one knee, you can kneel on one knee as well. Uhm, and, uh, you're further down than crouching, definitely.


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[Assistant] And this is an interesting one. This person is kneeling. But in the world of sports, we have a description of this position. When we are in this position, we say that you can take a knee. This person is taking a knee. I can tell people on a team, hey, take a knee. I'm going to talk.


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[Assistant] Sometimes, if people on a sports team are protesting,


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[Assistant] If they are concerned that there is racism in their sport or they have a concern, they might take a knee during the national anthem and that would mean they go in this position instead of standing. I'm not going to get into


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[Assistant] Uh, the controversy surrounding that. But certainly if you see someone in this position, you could say this person is kneeling or you can say this person is taking a knee. So going down on one knee.


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[Assistant] To stoop down. Sometimes you have to bend over a little bit. When you stoop down or when you stoop, uhm, by the way, this word is less common. I don't use this word very often.


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[Assistant] So when you stoop down, it means your head and shoulders are forward a little bit. If you go through a door that's not very tall, uhm, you sometimes have to stoop down to walk through the door. You have to kind of lean your head and your shoulders forward, uhm, in order to step down.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so, we had this when I was younger, we lived in an older house, and if you were


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[Assistant] Tall, you have to stoop down to get through the door. So that is the body position or action you would need to take in order to get into the house.


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[Assistant] This is something students sometimes do. They will slouch. Let me say that again so you understand the pronunciation. They will slouch. When you slouch in a chair, you do not sit upright. You slide down in the chair like this person is doing. You don't use the chair properly.


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[Assistant] When students in a class aren't interested, sometimes they will slouch, and eventually, sometimes they'll fall asleep, but that's rare. But, uh, yes, when you slouch, you sit in a chair, and then when you slide down so that you're in this position, we would say that you are slouching.


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[Assistant] Uhm, often teachers will say don't slouch, uh, or teachers will say, uhm, sit up straight, stop slouching, uh, because slouching shows disinterest.


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[Assistant] It shows that you don't really care about the class.


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[Assistant] Sometimes our kids will do this as well at the supper table. They will slouch or they will tip their chair. That's not really a body position, but I should have had a slide for that. They will tip their chair back on two legs. So it's similar to slouching. It's considered a bad use of a chair.


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[Assistant] So the opposite of slouching is to sit straight up. This gentleman.


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[Assistant] He is sitting straight up but he could also be sitting straight up with his back against his chair.


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[Assistant] So the back of the chair, he could put his, I'm trying to move the right hand here, he could sit further back and we would still say he is sitting straight up. But when you sit straight up, your back is straight. You're not slouching or leaning forward. It's just a good way to sit.


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[Assistant] And then we have, of course, bend over. Sometimes you drop something. Sometimes you need to pick something up. And in order to do that, you need to bend over. When you bend over, you lean the top part of your body, your upper body, forward. By the way, I should explain that for a sec. Everything above your belt we call the upper body.


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[Assistant] Everything below the belt is called the lower body. So when you have, uhm, oh,


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[Assistant] You might hear this with a sports player. He has an upper body injury or he has a lower body injury. So upper body, everything above your belt or above your waist and lower body before when you bend over, you bend your upper body over.


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[Assistant] And then you pick something up or you put something down. Uh, or maybe I don't, not sure what this lady's doing. Maybe she dropped her groceries.


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[Assistant] And she needs to bend over and over to, in order to pick them up again.


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[Assistant] So to sit cross-legged, I'm going to keep saying legged. I think this is the British pronunciation. When you sit cross-legged, you sit like this. You sit on the ground and you cross your legs. You can sit cross-legged on a couch, I guess, but usually,


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[Assistant] For me, I think as a teacher, when I see people sitting cross-legged, it's usually at lunch or maybe during a class the teacher says, you know, just sit in a circle and read the current book or read a story so students will sit cross-legged in order to do that. Again, I think the American pronunciation might be cross-legged.


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[Assistant] But I say legged, cross-legged. I, by the way, I asked all my colleagues, all the colleagues I could find yesterday, do you say cross-legged or cross-legged? And most of them said cross-legged. And then some started to doubt themselves. So, but we're going to go with cross-legged.


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[Assistant] So this is a position that's related to emotion. When someone's feeling a lot of negative emotions, if someone's feeling sad or feeling depressed, they might lay in bed during the day or at night and they might curl up in a ball. When someone gets injured,


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[Assistant] They might curl up in a ball. If someone is in pain, they might curl up in a ball. So you can see this person is putting their body into


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[Assistant] The smallest form that we can, and it looks a little bit like


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[Assistant] Uhm, many, many years ago I had a kidney stone. A kidney stone is a sharp pain in your kidney. Uh, and so I was in pain and so I was curled up in a ball.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so that's a very common description. Someone who is very sad, someone who is very upset, someone who is in pain might curl up in a ball, uhm, they might, uhm,


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[Assistant] Try to be more comfortable by doing that.


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[Assistant] Uh, to lean over. So, lean is interesting because you can lean against a wall, but when you lean over,


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[Assistant] It generally means like this. So you can lean over to talk to someone.


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[Assistant] If Jen and I were sitting in a movie theater, I can lean over and ask her a question. I can lean over and ask one of my kids a question if they're sitting beside me. So that's moving the upper body this way. In this picture, the man and woman are both leaning over towards each other.


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[Assistant] Instead of lean, so this person, you can lean against a wall, you can lean forward, you can lean backwards, uhm, you can lean from side to side, but it simply means that you are either


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[Assistant] Students will often lean against their lockers when they are standing in the hallway at school. Uhm, sometimes I will lean on the counter in the kitchen while I'm talking to Jen. So, to lean is simply to put your body in a no- you're still standing


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[Assistant] So, sometimes you can't see because the people in front of you are really tall.


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[Assistant] And you want to try to be taller. In order to do that, you might go on your tiptoes. You might go on tiptoes.


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[Assistant] So that's when you have your foot flat on the ground and you just go up on your toes. This person is standing on their tiptoes. Uhm, little kids often stand on their tiptoes when they're trying to see something. They will go up on their tiptoes.


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[Assistant] Uh, in order to see it, uh, it's, it's kind of an interesting word, isn't it? Uhm, let's look up the official meaning. Meaning of tiptoes.


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[Assistant] So it says So to walk directly and carefully on one's toes raised to keep one's weight up and to be taller.


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[Assistant] Interestingly enough, when you tiptoe, it also means to walk quietly.


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[Assistant] Okay, so when you stand on your tiptoes, it looks like this.


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[Assistant] When you walk on your tiptoes, it usually means you're trying to walk in a way where you're really, really quiet.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I don't like it when tall people, uhm, stand in front of me if I go somewhere. So, not...


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[Assistant] Not, not enjoyable. I am of average height. So I'm not short, but I'm not tall. I think I'm five foot ten and a half. In Canada we measure, uh, in feet and inches when we talk about height. I know we're a weird country, so.


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[Assistant] So notice this is the verb lie. When you lie somewhere it means you are like this. You are prone on the ground. You are flat on the ground. I shouldn't use prone because that usually means face down.


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[Assistant] Uhm, in English though, and I'm really bad at this, I often use the verb lay, which is incorrect, but I still use it. I will say I'm going to lay down. I should technically say lie. I can lay my phone on my desk.


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[Assistant] And when I go in this body position, I am going, I will use the verb lie. So when you lie, you are not standing or sitting and sometimes you're sleeping. Sometimes you're just doing this. You're just looking at the clouds because it's fun to lie in the grass and look at the clouds.


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[Assistant] Uhm, when you are prone, it generally means that you are lying with your face down or you're basically the front of your body against the ground or a mattress. Uhm, when you are


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[Assistant] I guess that's probably where it comes from. Uhm, so this person is in the fetal position. Some people sleep in the fetal position, but sometimes people are in the fetal position again because they might be in pain.


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[Assistant] Uh, they might be, uhm, sad or depressed. They might just be in the fetal position because of how they are feeling.


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[Assistant] Sometimes we lie face down or we lie on our stomach. So when you lie on s- I should say lie on your stomach. Sorry, that's a mistake. We should have that in there. So you can lie face down.


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[Assistant] Or you can lie on your stomach. This is how some people sleep.


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[Assistant] I will sleep like this a little bit sometimes. If I'm having trouble sleeping and if I'm tossing and turning, when you toss and turn, it means you can't fall asleep on your back. You can't fall asleep on your side. So you try different positions. Sometimes I will lie on my stomach.


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[Assistant] But we, we sometimes say lie face down or lie on your stomach. Sorry for the mistake there. Lie on your stomach. Sometimes you lie on your back.


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[Assistant] And sometimes you lie on your side. Notice this is a little different than the fetal position. This person is definitely curled up in a ball.


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[Assistant] Whereas this person is a little more relaxed, right? So you can lie on your side. Uhm, I usually lie on my side when I sleep, but sometimes my, I have my arm under my pillow and under my head and then it will fall asleep. Uhm, so uhm, not always the best way to sleep because it's not fun when you're


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[Assistant] Do you know what I mean when I say my arm falls asleep? You know when your arm gets all tingly or your leg gets all tingly because of how you're sitting? We say that it has fallen asleep. So sometimes my arm will fall asleep and then it'll be all like, uh, and feel funny.


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[Assistant] Bow. So sometimes you bow. In some countries you bow out of respect or it's a greeting. In some places you bow at the end of a play. If I was an actor in a play, when the play is over I might come out and bow.


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[Assistant] Uhm, so it is a position where you lean forward slightly.


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[Assistant] Uhm, you might have your hands at your sides, uhm, but you will come out and bow. Generally, bowing in North America is after a performance of some kind. Someone might play the piano for a large audience and when they're done they might stand up and bow.


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[Assistant] As the audience is applauding, they might bow. But yes, in some places it is culturally, uhm, significant to bow to people. It's something you do out of respect or greeting.


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[Assistant] There's another pronunciation, uhm, but it means something else, and that's bow. I can wear a bow in my hair. Although men don't usually wear bows in their hair. But this is a bow. I shouldn't confuse you.


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[Assistant] Uh, and then on the feminine side there's something called a curtsy. Uhm, generally we see more bows.


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[Assistant] Uh, a dance recital, or if you go watch a dance, you're probably more likely to see, uh, women curtsy or girls curtsy at the end.


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[Assistant] But, uh, I think bowing has become much more common in North America. What this is called, a curtsy, where you bend slightly at the knees, uh, and if you're wearing a dress or skirt, you kind of hold it a little bit.


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[Assistant] Bob the Canadian's not an expert on how to curtsy, but uh, I have seen it.


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[Assistant] And so we talk about raise your hand. This is a little more of an action, but it's also a body position. The action is raising your hand. The body position is to sit there with your hand up waiting for the teacher to call on you. Uhm, so, uhm, when you have, uhm,


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[Assistant] When you have a class and you say to the students, does anyone know the answer? They will raise their hand to indicate that they know the answer. That is a common way


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[Assistant] Or people in uh, North American classrooms to indicate


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[Assistant] That they have an answer for the teacher, and probably around the world as well.


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[Assistant] Sometimes you stand with your hands on your hips. This can be comfortable. This can be to show defiance. This can show that you're serious about something. Sometimes if you watch sports, the coach will stand on the sidelines with their hands on their hips. So your hands are then actually right on your hips.


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[Assistant] I sometimes stand this way because it's just comfortable, but uhm, this person just looks happy to stand with their hands on their hips. But it's certainly another body position, uhm, which has no real meaning.


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[Assistant] But uhm, yeaah. Sometime, I notice it a lot with sports. Coaches often stand with their hands on their hips on the sidelines.


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[Assistant] Headstand. So we have headstand and handstand. I'm sure you can figure out the difference.


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[Assistant] My headstand is when you invert your body, so you are now


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[Assistant] The opposite of normal, your head is towards the ground, uh, and your feet are up in the air. That's how we would describe it. Your head is on the ground, your feet are up in the air.


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[Assistant] And you balance on your head. So this is a headstand. You will see people do headstands sometimes if you go and watch gymnastics, uh, or you might just see people doing it for fun at the beach. If you are physically fit and able to, you might do a headstand. And if you're really strong,


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[Assistant] You might do a handstand. I don't recommend doing handstands this close to the edge. I'm pretty sure this picture is photoshopped because no one in their right mind would do a handstand that close to the edge of the water. Uhm, but definitely this is a headstand and this is a handstand.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I used to be able to do both. I probably could still do a headstand. But I'd have to do it against the wall.


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[Assistant] And I think if I tried to do a handstand, that wouldn't work. And I used to be able to walk on my hands when I was younger. Maybe that should be my new year's resolution to get in good enough shape that I can do a headstand and a handstand again. Although when you do a headstand, all the blood rushes to your head and it makes you feel funny. So sometimes you'll hear this phrase in a police show.


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[Assistant] You'll hear them say up against the car, spread eagle. That means that your legs are apart and your arms are apart. So you are, uhm, spreading out your legs and spreading out your arms. Police officers often have people spread eagle so they can pat them down to look for weapons or other things they shouldn't have.


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[Assistant] But if you do watch Canadian or American TV or British TV,


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[Assistant] When they arrest someone, they might say, get him up against the car, spread eagle, uhm, let's search him for whatever they need to search for.


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[Assistant] And then we have the word straddle. Straddle is when your legs are on both sides of something.


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[Assistant] You technically straddle the bike. We don't use that word to talk about cycling, but technically any time your legs are on both sides of something, you are straddling it.


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[Assistant] You can straddle a fence when you climb a fence and if you sit on the top with one leg on one side and one on the other, we would say that you are straddling the fence.


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[Assistant] And then there's what's called hang. When you hang, you simply find a bar and you put your hands on it and you hang. I do this. I don't do a lot of chin ups or pull ups, but I do hang from a bar a little bit every day just to kind of stretch out this part of my body.


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[Assistant] Uhm, it's supposed to be good to hang every once in a while.


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[Assistant] It's supposed to be good for your back and good for your arms and shoulders for sure.


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[Assistant] And then recline. I do this every day. Recline is when you sit and you, your upper body leans back a bit.


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[Assistant] And then your feet are usually up. So this person is in a chair that's called a recliner.


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[Assistant] And you can recline in a chair like that. So you're not sitting straight up. You're not slouching. You're just tilted back a little bit. You're leaning back a little bit for


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[Assistant] So, uh, this is probably the nicest way to sit when you read a book. It's nice to recline in a chair at the end of the day to relax a little bit. Always fun.


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[Assistant] In this English lesson, we're going to show you some sentence patterns that you can use in everyday life. Let's get started.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he got divorced.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he got divorced.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he got divorced.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he left his job.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he left his job.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he left his job.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he left his job.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he left his job.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he started going out with her.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he started going out with her.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he started going out with her.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he started going out with her.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since that tragic accident.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since that tragic accident.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since that tragic accident.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since that tragic accident.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since she moved to Russia.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since she moved to Russia.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he gave up drinking.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he gave up drinking.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he gave up drinking.


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[Assistant] He hasn't been the same since he gave up drinking.


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and turn on that light?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and turn on that light?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and turn on that light?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and turn on that light?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and turn on that light?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and clean up the kitchen once you're done?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and clean up the kitchen once you're done?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and clean up the kitchen once you're done?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and put my bag in the storage department for me?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and put my bag in the storage department for me?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and make a reservation for us at this restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and make a reservation for us at this restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and make a reservation for us at this restaurant?


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[Assistant] Could you do me a favor and call your sister to see how she is doing?


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[Assistant] Partying till the break of dawn is not my thing.


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[Assistant] Partying till the break of dawn is not my thing.


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[Assistant] Partying till the break of dawn is not my thing.


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[Assistant] Partying till the break of dawn is not my thing.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to start all over again.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to start all over again.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to start all over again.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to start all over again.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to start all over again.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to tell her how you truly feel.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to tell her how you truly feel.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to tell her how you truly feel.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to tell her how you truly feel.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to go after your dreams.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to go after your dreams.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to go after your dreams.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to go after your dreams.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to go after your dreams.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to stand up for what is right.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to stand up for what is right.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to stand up for what is right.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to stand up for what is right.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to stand up for what is right. You don't have the guts to make a complaint.


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[Assistant] You don't have the guts to make a complaint.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I had no friends in school.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I had no friends in school.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I had no friends in school.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I had no friends in school.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I had no friends in school.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I couldn't drive until I was 48.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I couldn't drive until I was 48.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I couldn't drive until I was 48.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I couldn't drive until I was 48.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I thought Norway and Sweden were the same country.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing but true that I thought Norway and Sweden were the same country.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I thought Norway and Sweden were the same country.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I thought Norway and Sweden were the same country.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I had a crush on my high school science teacher.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I had a crush on my high school science teacher.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I had a crush on my high school science teacher.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I had a crush on my high school science teacher.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I had a crush on my high school science teacher.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I believed in the tooth fairy until I was 18.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I believed in the tooth fairy until I was 18.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I believed in the tooth fairy until I was 18.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I believed in the tooth fairy until I was 18.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I wrote a letter to Santa Claus every year.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I wrote a letter to Santa Claus every year.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I wrote a letter to Santa Claus every year.


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[Assistant] It's embarrassing, but true, that I wrote a letter to Santa Claus every year.


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[Assistant] At what time should we start setting up for the party?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start setting up for the party?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start setting up for the party?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start setting up for the party?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start setting up for the party?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start making dumplings?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start making dumplings?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start making dumplings?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start making dumplings?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start making dumplings?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start getting ready to go out?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start getting ready to go out?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start getting ready to go out?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start getting ready to go out?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start getting ready to go out?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start cleaning up the beach?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start cleaning up the beach?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start cleaning up the beach?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start cleaning up the beach?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start cleaning up the beach?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start calling people to see if they are coming?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start calling people to see if they are coming?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start calling people to see if they are coming?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start calling people to see if they are coming?


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[Assistant] At what time should we start calling people to see if they are coming?


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear designer brands.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear designer brands.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear designer brands.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear designer brands.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear designer brands.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear workout clothes.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear workout clothes.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear workout clothes.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear workout clothes.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear workout clothes.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear black or neutral colors.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear black or neutral colors.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear black or neutral colors.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear black or neutral colors.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear baggy t-shirts and jeans.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear baggy t-shirts and jeans.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear baggy t-shirts and jeans.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear baggy t-shirts and jeans.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear baggy t-shirts and jeans.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear expensive high heels.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear expensive high heels.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear expensive high heels.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear expensive high heels.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear expensive high heels.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear bright and colorful dresses.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear bright and colorful dresses.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear bright and colorful dresses.


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[Assistant] She usually likes to wear bright and colorful dresses.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to run away from home.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to run away from home.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to run away from home.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to run away from home.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to talk with animals.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to talk with animals.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to talk with animals.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to talk with animals.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to talk with animals.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to live on the moon.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to live on the moon.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to live on the moon.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to live on the moon.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to live on the moon.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to star in an adventure movie.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to star in an adventure movie.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to star in an adventure movie.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to star in an adventure movie.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to star in an adventure movie.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to be an actor at Disneyland.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to be an actor at Disneyland.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to eat ice cream for breakfast.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to eat ice cream for breakfast.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to eat ice cream for breakfast.


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[Assistant] When I was a kid, I wanted to eat ice cream for breakfast.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I should call her.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I should call her.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I should call her.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I should call her.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I should call her.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I shouldn't tell him the truth.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that I shouldn't tell him the truth.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that he's keeping a secret from me.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that he's keeping a secret from me.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that he's keeping a secret from me.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that he's keeping a secret from me.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that he's keeping a secret from me.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that she's the one who did it.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that she's the one who did it.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that she's the one who did it.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that she's the one who did it.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that someone is following us.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that someone is following us.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that someone is following us.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that someone is following us.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that someone is following us.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that something bad is about to happen.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that something bad is about to happen.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that something bad is about to happen.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that something bad is about to happen.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that we should leave this place as soon as we can.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that we should leave this place as soon as we can.


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[Assistant] My intuition tells me that we should leave this place as soon as we can.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his children staying out late.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his children staying out late.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his children staying out late.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his children staying out late.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his mom telling him what to do.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his mom telling him what to do.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his mom telling him what to do.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with his mom telling him what to do.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with the way his manager has been treating him.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with the way his manager has been treating him.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with the way his manager has been treating him.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with you eating the leftovers.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with you eating the leftovers.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with you eating the leftovers.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with you eating the leftovers.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with you eating the leftovers.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with how things have been going lately.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with how things have been going lately.


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[Assistant] He isn't okay with how things have been going lately.


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out the police were on the way?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out the police were on the way?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out the police were on the way?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out the police were on the way?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out the police were on the way?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out how to do his job properly?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out how to do his job properly?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out how to do his job properly?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out how to do his job properly?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out how to do his job properly?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she hated him more than anyone else?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she hated him more than anyone else?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she hated him more than anyone else?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she hated him more than anyone else?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she hated him more than anyone else?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out why your computer wasn't working?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out why your computer wasn't working?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out why your computer wasn't working?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out why your computer wasn't working?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out why your computer wasn't working?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she had a major crush on him?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out she had a major crush on him?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out that he made a huge mistake?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out that he made a huge mistake?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out that he made a huge mistake?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out that he made a huge mistake?


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[Assistant] How long did it take him to figure out that he made a huge mistake?


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on...


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on...


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on...


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on...


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their appearance.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their appearance.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their appearance.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their appearance.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their appearance.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they went to university.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they went to university.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they went to university.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they went to university.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their current job.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their current job.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their current job.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their current job.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on their current job.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they grew up.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on where they grew up.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what kind of car they drive.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what kind of car they drive.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what kind of car they drive.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what their parents do for a living.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what their parents do for a living.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what their parents do for a living.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what their parents do for a living.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on what their parents do for a living.


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[Assistant] I hate it when people judge others solely based on the color of their skin.


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[Assistant] It's hard being the youngest manager at my company.


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[Assistant] It's hard being the youngest manager at my company.


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[Assistant] It's hard being the youngest manager at my company.


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[Assistant] It's hard being the youngest manager at my company.


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[Assistant] It's hard being the youngest manager at my company.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that the bus will come in an hour.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that the bus will come in an hour.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that the bus will come in an hour.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that the bus will come in an hour.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that the bus will come in an hour.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that our flight will be delayed.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that our flight will be delayed.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that our flight will be delayed.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that our flight will be delayed.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that our flight will be delayed.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she is upset with him.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she is upset with him.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she is upset with him.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she is upset with him.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she is upset with him.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that they are too afraid to try at all.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that they are too afraid to try at all.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that they are too afraid to try at all.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that they are too afraid to try at all.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that they are too afraid to try at all.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she chickened out as soon as she got here.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she chickened out as soon as she got here.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she chickened out as soon as she got here.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she chickened out as soon as she got here.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that she chickened out as soon as she got here.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that he probably will ditch this morning's meeting.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that he probably will ditch this morning's meeting.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that he probably will ditch this morning's meeting.


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[Assistant] My best guess is that he probably will ditch this morning's meeting.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish I could have stayed longer.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish I could have stayed longer.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish I could have stayed longer.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish I could have stayed longer.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish I could have stayed longer.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish they offered a bigger variety of dishes.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish they offered a bigger variety of dishes.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish they offered a bigger variety of dishes.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish they offered a bigger variety of dishes.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish they offered a bigger variety of dishes.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish you could have come on the trip.


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[Assistant] My only complaint is I wish the speaker was more engaging with the crowd.


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[Assistant] This was Taylor's idea. Taylor walked into it, into the thing and we're talking one day, what are you going to do for CMA? And she said, I want to do something for the fans. So we said, okay, cool. There's a lot of great ideas to do that. And she said, no, I really want to do something for the fans in Taylor typical style. So what does Taylor come up with for the 13 hour meet and greet?


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[Assistant] Taylor's original plan, or our plan was to have a 13 hour meet and greet. If you took all of that into account, we would be done about 9 o'clock tonight. That's 13 hours. If you look over there, you will see there are a lot of people in an hour and a half. Cool thing about her again is she said, I'm staying, we're gonna, we're gonna do this and I'm gonna go until the last fan has met me.


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[Assistant] Why is it a stupid blanket? You'll be carrying it around for the rest of your life.


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[Assistant] Now, we'll see if you can do without it for two weeks. Two weeks?


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[Assistant] Maybe she's getting paid, but yet not really accepting the money.


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[Assistant] Why do people always make things so complicated?


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[Assistant] Why do people always make things so complicated?


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[Assistant] Why do people always make things so complicated?


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[Assistant] What can I do to sound more like a native speaker?


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[Assistant] What can I do to sound more like a native speaker?


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[Assistant] But I think it goes without saying that in order to actually use Petrel for real work you need at least two and maybe more large high quality video monitors on your desk. I've seen two or four, I've not seen more than four but


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[Assistant] Windows models and all that kind of thing. So the way these work is,


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[Assistant] You can, you can move them around, you can reorganize them. So if I grab on the top bar of a pane and start, and


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[Assistant] Click with mouse button one and start moving it. It will turn blue as it gets detached. It will kind of, uhm, grey out or become blue or grey.


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[Assistant] And then you can drag it to another location on the desktop. You can just drag it and drop it. And uhm,


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[Assistant] If you just drop it, if you pull it outside of Petrel and just drop it, it's going to become an independent little window of itself. And you can resize that window like any other Windows application desktop. And if you're


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[Assistant] It isn't obvious, but it, it's not hard to figure out how to do. You just have to practice a little bit. So here are some, some windows and this one out here is a floater. So what you do, uhm, let's say we're going to click on the mouse, on the, on the top bar of the pane and start dragging it over to these other panes. When this grouping tool appears, then basically you drop it into


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[Assistant] And actually there are three, three, uh, panes here that are tabbed. And then you have the models pane here. And actually four are tabbed here. You have favorites, and you have layouts, and you have the windows tab. And you have a message log.


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[Assistant] Put them on your other monitor. Now that's why I said you need at least to have two monitors. So you could put all the panes on one monitor. So here's the left hand monitor. And you can, uh,


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm all right with missing out on the party.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm alright with letting her borrow my car.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm alright with letting her borrow my car.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm alright with letting her borrow my car.


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[Assistant] Don't worry, I'm all right with eating there instead of the place I picked.


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[Assistant] Have you heard of the gossip that everyone is talking about?


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[Assistant] Have you heard of the gossip that everyone is talking about?


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[Assistant] Have you heard of the gossip that everyone is talking about?


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[Assistant] I don't blame her for talking to the press.


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[Assistant] I don't blame her for talking to the press.


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[Assistant] I was hoping that my favorite restaurant would still be open this late.


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[Assistant] I was hoping that my favorite restaurant would still be open this late.


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[Assistant] I was hoping that my favorite restaurant would still be open this late.


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[Assistant] For some reason, the bakery you suggested looks familiar to me.


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[Assistant] For some reason, the bakery you suggested looks familiar to me.


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you act like it wasn't your idea?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you act like it wasn't your idea?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you act like it wasn't your idea?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you forward her my address?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you forward her my address?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you forward her my address?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you gossip behind my back?


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[Assistant] For crying out loud, why did you gossip behind my back?


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[Assistant] He meant it when he said no one was going to get in the way of his dreams.


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[Assistant] He meant it when he said, no one was going to get in the way of his dreams.


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[Assistant] There is going to come a time when she won't. There is going to come a time when she won't.


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[Assistant] There is going to come a time when she won't put up with him acting like this.


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[Assistant] There is going to come a time when she won't message them back.


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[Assistant] There is going to come a time when she won't take responsibility for their mistakes.


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[Assistant] I don't have time to deal with your attitude problem.


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[Assistant] I don't have time to deal with your attitude problem.


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[Assistant] The most terrible thing is that they saw it all happen.


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[Assistant] The most terrible thing is that they saw it all happen.


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[Assistant] The most terrible thing is that they saw it all happen.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to cancel a class this late without paying a fee.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to cancel a class this late without paying a fee.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to cancel a class this late without paying a fee.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to make a claim without any proof.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to make a claim without any proof.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to go skiing there this time of year.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to get there by metro alone.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to get there by metro alone.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to get there by metro alone.


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[Assistant] It's not possible to recover a file once it's been permanently deleted.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about how he has been doing these days.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about how he has been doing these days.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about how he has been doing these days.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about who is going to clean up this mess.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about who is going to clean up this mess.


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[Assistant] I'm more worried about who is going to clean up this mess.


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[Assistant] Like you said, she's not interested in settling down.


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[Assistant] Like you said, there is no going back after this.