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[Assistant] A person becomes infected by breathing in small droplets of water that contain Legionella, and typically can't spread the disease to other people.


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[Assistant] Legionnaires' disease most often develops in people with an already increased likelihood of developing respiratory sickness, such as those who smoke cigarettes or those with a compromised immune system.


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[Assistant] The Legionella, if able to establish an infection, replicate within cells of the immune system.


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[Assistant] After an incubation period of two to ten days, an infection of L. pneumophila can cause acute illness, which can escalate to multi-organ disease of the gastrointestinal tract, liver, central nervous system, or the kidneys.


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[Assistant] To diagnose a case of Legionnaire's disease, clinicians typically take a chest x-ray and might conduct a urine test or saliva test to confirm the presence of the bacteria.


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[Assistant] Typically, antibiotics can clear an infection of Legionnaire's disease, but approximately 10% of people who get sick with the disease will die due to complications.


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[Assistant] The best way to prevent Legionnaire's disease is to properly maintain building water systems, hot tubs, and fountains. So if you have many hot tubs and fountains in your mansion, be sure to take precautions now.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching, guys. Subscribe to my channel for more tutorials, support me on patreon so I can keep making content, and as always, feel free to email me at


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[Assistant] That we may hear from others twice as much as we speak.


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[Assistant] Be content to be thought foolish and stupid.


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[Assistant] The key is to keep company only with people who uplift you, whose presence calls forth your best.


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[Assistant] First, learn the meaning of what you say, and then speak.


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[Assistant] Don't seek to have events happen as you wish.


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[Assistant] It is unrealistic to expect people to see you as you see yourself.


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[Assistant] Freedom is secured not by the fulfilling of men's desires, but by the removal of desire.


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[Assistant] In Banquets, remember that you entertain two guests, body and soul.


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[Assistant] And whatever you shall have given to the body, you soon eject. But what you shall have given to the soul, you keep always.


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[Assistant] The most beautiful of all creations is a well-educated person.


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[Assistant] All his property does not belong to him.


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[Assistant] But it's a pity if a person loses his true property or his dignity.


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[Assistant] And finally, uhm, realize that no matter what you do, you're not going to be an overnight success.


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[Assistant] Nobody's an overnight successor. Most overnight successes you see have been working at it for 10 years. And that's exactly how it was for us. 37 signals.


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[Assistant] Whooping cough is a very serious lung infection caused by a bacteria called Bordetella pertussis.


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[Assistant] Sometimes called pertussis, per meaning very or severe, and tussis meaning a cough, this disease is notorious for violent, uncontrollable coughing fits that often make it hard to breathe.


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[Assistant] In fact, whooping cough gets its name from the gasping breaths you might take after an intense coughing fit, which make a whooping sound.


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[Assistant] CDC estimates that there are over 24 million cases of pertussis worldwide each year, with over 160,000 of these resulting in death.


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[Assistant] While whooping cough can infect people of all ages, and it's highly contagious to boot, it is the most serious and sometimes deadly in babies less than a year old, particularly because of their teeny tiny airways. Let's get a closer look at this baby killer now.


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[Assistant] So where does it come from? Whipping cough was first described back in the Middle Ages and has caused numerous epidemics over the years.


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[Assistant] The causative agent Bordetella pertussis was identified in the year 1900 by Belgian scientists Jules Bordet and Octave Gengou. Let's talk more about the bacteria itself.


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[Assistant] Bordetella is an incredibly small, strictly aerobic, meaning it needs oxygen or it can't survive,


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[Assistant] Gram-negative cocobacillus, which just means its shape is somewhat of an intermediate between cocci, which are spherical bacteria, and bacilli, which are rod-shaped bacteria. So basically, think of an oval.


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[Assistant] Bordetella pertussis is spread from person to person through a sneeze, cough, or just sharing the same air for an extended period of time.


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[Assistant] Once you inhale these bacteria through infectious aerosols, they attach to the cilia, the tiny hair-like projections on the epithelial cells of the upper respiratory tract. The bacteria then proliferate and create toxins that damage the cilia and cause the airways to swell.


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[Assistant] Dermonecrotic toxin and tracheal cytotoxin, which collectively trigger both localized tissue damage and systemic spread of disease.


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[Assistant] This bacteria also produces two lipopolysaccharides, which can trigger an immune system overreaction that damages healthy cells.


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[Assistant] What this means for an infected individual is this. Once the bacteria are inhaled, there's typically a 7 to 10 day incubation period before symptoms set in, though it can take up to three weeks.


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[Assistant] The disease develops in stages, first causing cold-like symptoms such as runny nose, mild cough, low-grade fever, or sneezing. Even though the symptoms are mild, this stage of disease produces the highest number of bacteria and therefore has the highest risk of transmission.


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[Assistant] After a week or two, the disease progresses and the traditional symptoms associated with whooping cough set in.


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[Assistant] Usually this means paroxysms, which is just a fancy word for fits, of violent, rapid coughs, until there is no more air in the lungs, which causes an infected individual to sharply inhale with a loud whooping sound.


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[Assistant] The extreme coughing can cause vomiting or exhaustion. For some, complications such as weight loss, bladder control loss, fainting, or rib fractures might occur.


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[Assistant] Even worse, the disease is known to sometimes last up to ten weeks or more, gaining the nickname the hundred-day cough.


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[Assistant] Bordetella pertussis can only infect humans with no known animal or environmental reservoir.


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[Assistant] To diagnose the disease, doctors conduct a physical examination as well as a lab test of mucus or a blood test. If caught early, treatment with antibiotics is effective to reduce coughing fits and transmission to others.


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[Assistant] However, treatment after three weeks of illness likely won't help, as the bacteria have gone by then, and the damage to the respiratory tract has already been done.


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[Assistant] There is in fact a vaccine for whooping cough that can protect babies, children, teens, and adults.


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[Assistant] In the U.S., doctors recommend a combination vaccine called DTaP for babies and children which protects against three diseases, diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis in one fell swoop.


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[Assistant] There is also a booster called Tdap that protects teens and adults from these three diseases as well, which is very important for anyone to get before visiting a newborn baby that hasn't yet been vaccinated.


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[Assistant] You'd think since this disease has been around since the middle ages, we'd have eradicated it by now. However, whooping cough is a common disease in the US, and it remains one of the leading causes of vaccine-preventable deaths worldwide.


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[Assistant] One of the best ways to prevent spreading of whooping cough is to cover your mouth and nose with a tissue when you cough or sneeze, and wash your hands often. But of course, encouraging people to vaccinate remains a crucial initiative.


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[Assistant] Thanks for watching, guys. Subscribe to my channel for more tutorials, support me on patreon so I can keep making content, and as always, feel free to email me at


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[Assistant] Hello everyone, this is Actions 1, Phrases 2 by Elf Learning. We need everyone to listen.


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[Assistant] And repeat in a big voice. Here we go. Pull. Pull. Pull a wagon. Pull. Pull. Pull a wagon. Punch. Punch.


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[Assistant] Please don't punch. Punch. Punch.


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[Assistant] Husha cart. Hush. Hush.


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[Assistant] Push a cart. Run. Run. Run around. Run. Run.


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[Assistant] Run around. Sing. Sing.


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[Assistant] Please sit down. Sit. Sit. Please sit down. Skip. Skip.


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[Assistant] Skip slowly, skip, skip.


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[Assistant] Skip slowly. Spin. Spin.


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[Assistant] Spin quickly! Spin! Spin! Spin quickly! Stand! Stand!


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[Assistant] Please stand up. Stand. Stand.


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[Assistant] Please stand up. Swim. Swim.


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[Assistant] I can swim, swim, swim. I can swim. Walk, walk, walk slowly, walk, walk.


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[Assistant] Wash my hands. Wash, wash, wash my hands. Very good. Now let's try that one more time. Pull a wagon. Pull a wagon. Please don't punch.


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[Assistant] Please don't punch. Push a cart. Push a cart. Run around. Run around.


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[Assistant] Wash my hands. Wash my hands.


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[Assistant] Thank you very, very much everyone. This has been Elf Learning. We will see you next time. Good night.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone and welcome back to English with Lucy.


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[Assistant] Today I'm going to talk to you about confidence. Confidence is something that a lot of language learners lack. I know because I myself speak some other languages and when I was learning them,


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[Assistant] I really felt quite shy at times and I could have used a video by someone to give me a boost. So this is what I want to do for you today.


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[Assistant] I've got five tips that I can give you that will help you learn to speak more confidently, more fluently and I really hope that my tips will motivate you a bit more so that you can really


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[Assistant] Learn English with lots of enthusiasm. Now I've got an Instagram account and I like to chat with my students on there. And this morning I posted a video asking my current students


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[Assistant] What made them feel more confident when speaking English? And I got lots of replies and at the end of the video I'm going to show some of those replies to you and see if you can relate with them, see if you disagree or agree. I think it's really important to get opinions and information from people who are learning English


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[Assistant] Right now. They're just like you, they're in the same situation. So a little bit about me first. So obviously I am English with Lucy, I am an English teacher and I have been teaching for over three years now.


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[Assistant] It's my love, it's my passion, it's what I want to do for the rest of my life. Now part of the reason that I enjoy teaching so much is...


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[Assistant] The first and most important tip I can give you is laugh at yourself.


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[Assistant] Have a sense of humour, don't take it too seriously. On this channel, I like to laugh, I like to have fun, and sometimes I will sort of make fun of the errors that my students normally make, and this is because I want them to get used to laughing at their own errors.


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[Assistant] Enjoy your errors. Your errors are not bad, and if you can laugh at them, it will make the learning experience so much more pleasant. Now, my teaching methods aren't for everyone.


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[Assistant] For every 99 positive comments, I will receive a negative one saying, you shouldn't laugh at your students, you're a terrible teacher. Now, I can laugh at your errors, but I can also laugh at mine, and I do frequently.


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[Assistant] So, that's why I include the outtakes at the end of some of my videos, and that's why I filmed my Perracariza video.


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[Assistant] Which is actually in Spanish, but it's of me talking about the stupid, ridiculous, hilarious errors that I made in Spanish. I once asked for a penis Caesar salad. I once also made an awful mistake in an ice cream shop. Uhm, the word for a cone of ice cream is un cono de helado.


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[Assistant] And I think you can probably imagine what I asked for. Yeah, I was kind of embarrassed in the moment, but now I can laugh about it and it's a great story to tell. I always find that if you're finding it hard to have a good conversation with someone that's also learning another language,


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[Assistant] Well, a really good way of starting a conversation is by talking about the errors that you've made whilst learning languages. It's always a really good conversation starter for me.


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[Assistant] Now, number two is all about your mistakes again. So we're not just laughing about them, we are intentionally making them.


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[Assistant] I want you to make mistakes. I know many students that would go long periods of time avoiding making certain mistakes. They are trying to achieve 100% perfection


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[Assistant] So you need to accept your mistakes, learn from them, laugh at them, and move on. Okay, number three is pretend that you are confident. When I started teaching English, I was only 19. And I remember walking into classrooms of 20 to 30 adults.


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[Assistant] Nervous, low level adults in Spain and just thinking, wow, I am the youngest person in this room. I have to get this group of scary, scary adults to trust me and believe what I'm saying and, and listen to me. And also to respect me.


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[Assistant] And I'd never really felt truly nervous before in my life, but walking into big classrooms, especially on the first day, was nerve wracking. It made me really nervous and really anxious.


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[Assistant] And I found that the best way of gaining confidence was to pretend I was confident. I hadn't been teaching for long. I didn't have much experience, but I tried my best. I prepared hard and I walked in


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[Assistant] I held my head high and I spoke to everyone confidently and I really pretended that I knew what I was doing more than I actually did. And this actually created real confidence, not only in me, but in my students. I looked as if I knew what I was doing.


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[Assistant] Well, when you're speaking in English, hide those nerves.


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[Assistant] Body language is key. Pretend that you know what you're talking about.


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[Assistant] Don't be arrogant, but show that you are not afraid and people will trust you, listen to you, pretend that you're confident. Okay, number four, and this is something that I really, really believe in, and this is talk to yourself.


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[Assistant] I always talk to myself in the language that I'm learning and it really serves as preparation for when you're in situations in which you will need to use the language. The main things that I like to practice are my anecdotes.


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[Assistant] The stories that you typically tell to each new person you meet. Things that you generally say on a weekly or daily basis.


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[Assistant] It's also good to practice funny stories that you think will make people laugh because you want them to come out in the right way.


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[Assistant] So if you're a lower level, make sure you practice your daily conversations. How are you? How's the weather? What your hobbies are? What you do for a living? And if you're a more advanced learner, make sure you talk to yourself about funny anecdotes, your life story,


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[Assistant] Things that happened to you that were interesting. Observations about other people's cultures. When you give a presentation, for university or for work, you don't just wing it, you don't just walk up and speak.


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[Assistant] You practice it, so it should be the same for these stories as well.


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[Assistant] Immerse yourself, and you can take whatever you want from this.


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[Assistant] Immersion, in my case, would be going to the country of the language you're learning and living there, integrating yourself into the society, into the culture, just absorbing the language and the feeling and the atmosphere. That, for me, is the best form of immersion. Now that isn't possible for everyone.


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[Assistant] Immersion for you might be an hour a week in a language academy. It might be a language exchange with a native speaker. It might be an online language exchange with another English learner.


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[Assistant] It might be watching an episode of your favourite TV show in English with English subtitles every night. But in order to build your confidence, you need to get used to listening in English. So you need to find the right immersion technique for you. There is always a solution. We have a brilliant saying in English called, when there's a will, there's a way.


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[Assistant] So when you intend to do something, there's a way of doing it. And if you want to find a way of immersing yourself into English or the language that you're learning, there is a way. Now I want to read a few of the suggestions from my students on Instagram.


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[Assistant] Uhm, one that I really like and not all of you are going to like this. This is from Illich from Venezuela.


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[Assistant] And he says, hello, I believe that drinking is the way to get more confidence. I went to Brighton for a year and the best classroom was the pub.


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[Assistant] Brilliant. Look, Illich has really made the most of his situation. He was in Brighton, he immersed himself, and he found native speakers. Mikala from Brazil says she likes watching movies without subtitles. Again, it's that immersion technique I was talking to you about.


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[Assistant] Alejandra from Mexico has a really good piece of advice. People should not be afraid to ask natives when they don't know how to say something.


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[Assistant] It's the way that I've increased my vocabulary and improved my pronunciation. And of course, your videos help.


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[Assistant] That's sweet. Uhm, yeah, Alejandra is absolutely right. Mohammed has also got some really good advice. He says...


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[Assistant] Speak English with your close friends. Yea, you can speak English with people you trust. He also says to imagine yourself in different daily situations in which you have to speak English. Again, it's that talking to yourself technique that I mentioned before.


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[Assistant] Paco says the more he speaks with natives, the more confident he feels. And yes, it's the immersion again. Roy says get a girlfriend who's a native speaker. Yes, if you can manage that, that's fantastic, but make sure you're with her for the right reasons.


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[Assistant] Hector says speak slowly at first and then build up. Absolutely. I completely agree with Hector. Okay guys, that is it for today's class. I really hope that it's helped you and I really hope that you feel slightly more motivated now.


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[Assistant] Don't forget to connect with me on all of my social media and I will see you again soon for another lesson. Alright, big kiss and I will see you soon.


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[Assistant] Congratulations. You've reached the light at the end of the tunnel, and when you first arrived at Smith four years ago, I'm sure you never imagined that at the end of that tunnel, there would be a lady behind a podium talking to you in a funny accent.


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[Assistant] This action has been the bane of my existence until in 1980 I moved to New York from England and I met Henry Kissinger.


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[Assistant] Especially because I have two daughters who are about your age, college age kids.


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[Assistant] She spoke of the need to dispel myths about ambition and success. Chief among them, the myth that success and ambition look like a straight line.


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[Assistant] Sleep deprived and exhausted. I fainted, hit my head on my desk, broke my cheekbone, and got four stitches on my right eye.


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[Assistant] Did you know that the Exxon Valdez wreck, the explosion of the Challenger space shuttle, and the nuclear accidents at Chernobyl and Three Mile Island were at least all partially the result of decisions made on too little sleep?


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[Assistant] When we include well-being in our definition of success, another thing that changes is our relationship with time.


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[Assistant] Researchers have a term for it, time famine. And Dr. Seuss wrote about it ahead of the researchers, of course.


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[Assistant] And one of the gifts that that attitude to life gave her was the ability to cut through hierarchies. I remember one night I was living in London and dating a Tory member of parliament. It must have been one of those decisions made on sleep deprivation.


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[Assistant] We keep veering away from that place again and again and again.


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[Assistant] In fact, we may spend our lives off course more than we are on course.


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[Assistant] Little Nut Brown Hare was so eager to show his father how he had made his strawberry last longer that he brought two home.


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[Assistant] Double time. Pull a rope. Pull a rope. Please don't punch. Please don't punch. Push a button. Push a button. Run around. Run around.


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[Assistant] It's perfectly safe. And it seems like a good game to me.


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[Assistant] That's right, because it's melting little nut brown here.


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[Assistant] Yo, Konnichiwa, Jesse here with episode 6, made in abyss. Last episode, those two little rascals made it to like the halfway point, I assume it was, I assume that was like, because they said like, the moss grows towards the center.


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[Assistant] Yeah, clearly. She's a badass with a heart of gold, for sure.


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[Assistant] Anything afterwards? Just this picture here. Okay. So yeaah, they're about halfway through.


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[Assistant] She's gonna see the dark secret that is of this place. This place has got something mischievous about it.


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[Assistant] A man who dares to waste one hour of time has not discovered the value of life.


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[Assistant] We stopped looking for monsters under our bed.


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[Assistant] The highest possible stage in moral culture is when we recognize that we ought to control our thoughts.


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[Assistant] We are always slow and admitting any great change of which we do not see the intermediate steps.


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[Assistant] A scientific man ought to have no wishes, no affections, a mere heart of stone.


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[Assistant] We must, however, acknowledge, as it seems to me, that man with all his noble qualities still bears in his bodily frame the indelible stamp of his lowly origin.


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[Assistant] Marrying is not at all difficult. It is difficult to be married.


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[Assistant] Leading to the advancement of all organic beings, namely


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[Assistant] Multiply, vary, let the strongest live and the weakest die.


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[Assistant] Man in his arrogance thinks himself a great work.


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[Assistant] Worthy of the interposition of a deity. More humble and I believe truer.


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[Assistant] Hey guys and welcome to Lovecast, the boys love podcast where we talk about everything related to boys love. I'm your host Pixie.


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[Assistant] And today we've been lucky enough to get to talk to a prominent BL actor from Thailand. You might remember him for his roles in Mighty together and currently airing A Tale of a Thousand Stars. Welcome to the podcast, Drake.


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[Assistant] Thank you so much for taking the time to come on.


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[Assistant] This is the start of the podcast, I thought we would start with the basics. I was curious, when did you start acting and was it something you


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[Assistant] Do you remember what your first like acting job, like proper acting job?


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[Assistant] Since you started so early, were there at some point you thought that you wanted to do something else than acting?


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[Assistant] We like love the roles you have. I remember when we were watching together and everyone was...


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[Assistant] We have a Discord server where we talk about BL and all the shows and all that. And I remember everyone was commenting on how they wish they could see more of you and, uh, Frank.


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[Assistant] I'm curious, like you're in GMM TV right now. How was the process of entering into the company?


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[Assistant] With my tea you entered kind of into the BL world, boys love world.


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[Assistant] Did you know what boy's love was before you got the role?


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[Assistant] Yeah, what was one of your, like, favorite shows you've been in?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I get it. I've watched the first four episodes so far and a really charming character.


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[Assistant] I really like how you portray him. It's fun to see you on screen.


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[Assistant] How was it like going into the- because you had to go into the mountains to film this and it was delayed because of the rain season?


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[Assistant] Yeah, so how was it like going filming up in the mountains?


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[Assistant] Was there like good coverage for cell phones and stuff like that or were you pretty like off the grid?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like this series has gotten like a lot of good response for the first episode. It's really different from what we're used to seeing and everyone really loves it.


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[Assistant] What would be kind of your dream role to play?


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[Assistant] Dude, the whole action, hero, kung fu fighting, yeaah. That sounds awesome.


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[Assistant] Just get like, work as an actor for a few more years, then go over to directing and just run the show yourself.


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[Assistant] What inspired you to do that? Like, was it just like a spur of the moment thing or was it something you wanted to do for a long time?


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[Assistant] I know from my own channel, I've tried, like, through the years to start different channels as well, but you kinda need to find that thing you really want to do, that kind of...


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[Assistant] Keeps you in it, because if you don't have a plan it doesn't really stick.


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[Assistant] So what are your plans for the channel? Like you've done a couple of unboxing, a little vlogging and stuff. What are your future plans?


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[Assistant] And like you have the experience as an actor to kind of get that off, knowing what to do and stuff.


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[Assistant] So like, what I wanted to ask is, together,


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[Assistant] It was huge when it came out, like it became huge. Like we talked last week with a Filipino BL enthusiast and he said that together was the reason why Filipino boys love shows started.


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[Assistant] Earring. Like, they saw together and they decided to start making Filipino shows.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's pretty insane because Together was out like a year ago and last summer was at the time when Filipino BL started for like, they never had BLs there before.


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[Assistant] So he basically said that together inspired like the whole country to go into BL.


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[Assistant] It's hard to pinpoint what really made together such a success, but


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[Assistant] There's a lot of people that really love it. Like, I loved it. It really gave me like...


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[Assistant] A reason to start watching BLs again and just.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I remember so looking forward to every episode.


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[Assistant] I'm really glad they did the extra episodes with Still Together.


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[Assistant] When you guys were filming this, did you expect it to blow up like it did? Or- No.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it shows what like a series can, like a BL series really can do and it's reached so many other countries and yeah, it's pretty insane.


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[Assistant] So in GMMTV, like the other artists, like who are you?


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[Assistant] Most friends with like, besides Frank, of course.


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[Assistant] That's cool. Yeah. So, are you gonna be in the new Bad Buddy?


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[Assistant] I think I remember seeing you on the role cast, Castro.


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[Assistant] Yeah, that's cool. It looks really interesting.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so you've only like filmed the trailer for it, you haven't started filming anything else or can't you say?


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[Assistant] So what's like the best advice you've ever gotten from any of your seniors at the company?


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, I get that. Like you get hung up on stuff, especially if you're nervous. Like this is my first time like doing this podcast alone. I usually have my co-host Coco and Alexa with me. So it's before going into this, I could feel like just my head


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[Assistant] Did I read somewhere that like you're half American or your dad is American?


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[Assistant] Oh wow, that's a good mixture of different...


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[Assistant] Yeah, I get it. Uh, that sounds really cozy and nice.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've been to, I was an exchange student when I was 16. So I lived in Wisconsin for a year.


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[Assistant] In Wisconsin there's a lot of like families that come from Scandinavia to settle there.


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[Assistant] So, it was kind of weird coming to America and coming to like a place where they were really like hanging onto Scandinavian culture.


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[Assistant] So I remember one of my friends in school, I went to visit her family and they had like a welcome sign and everything in Norwegian and like all of this stuff in the house in Norwegian and her grandma was Norwegian so she could speak but my friend had never learned it.


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[Assistant] Like Alexa, the co-host, she is from, she lives in Philadelphia.


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[Assistant] He was so sad, she was missing out of the- out on this. She is a huge fan, but she had to go to work since the-


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[Assistant] It's 12 hours behind you guys?


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[Assistant] Oh, that would be great. We would love to talk to you more. And I know Coco and Alexa would be really thrilled.


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[Assistant] How, like, now with COVID and everything, how do you kind of spend your days? Is it, like, how strict are the rules in Thailand compared to, like, COVID and, yeah?


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[Assistant] That's amazing. Like, okay, what do you like do now that restrictions aren't so bad? Like, what you like to do on your time off?


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[Assistant] Yeah, before you film. Yeah, that's probably a good idea.


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[Assistant] Do you see like the other guys in the company a lot or?


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[Assistant] That's nice that you can like, because being at home.


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[Assistant] It's almost been a year now and we've had a lot of restrictions in Norway as well. So just sitting at home.


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[Assistant] Is like, it does something to your head, even if you're talking to people like online, it's still just, it's not good enough.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you have so much energy and you have nowhere to, like, get it out. And I-


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[Assistant] Like, a little over a month ago, I managed to break my wrist. I was out and it was snowing and I fell.


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[Assistant] I just started getting good enough to like go outside and I've been traveling into work and just talking people's head off.


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[Assistant] It's pretty okay, I had to do surgery to set in like a plate, like a metal plate to hold the wrist together. Yeah, and it's been like really hard to move the hand, but it's starting to like loosen up now, so.


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[Assistant] Oh, and it's the one that's called Meow?


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[Assistant] That's amazing. I remember I took a trip to Egypt with my parents when I was younger and we went on this like four wheel drive into the desert.


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[Assistant] Animals? Like steaks and turtles and hamster?


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[Assistant] Actually, her name is Pixie. So I took my internet name from her. She's 8 years old now. Yeah.


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[Assistant] Okay. Does it have like a race or is it just like a mix?


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[Assistant] Ooh, there's a couple of different ones.


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[Assistant] I know what you mean, I know which cat, you mean I can't remember the name.


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[Assistant] Mine is like a pretty tiny race. She's actually mixed, but her mom was a full breed. I really can't remember what kind of breed.


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[Assistant] They're known for like being small and jumping highly?


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[Assistant] So, if we don't lock our doors, she will jump up and open the doors.


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[Assistant] No, it's awesome. If you like have anything like you want to share that doesn't have anything to do with boy love, then go for it.


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[Assistant] Like are you really like into music and stuff?


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[Assistant] Uhuh, that sounds really cool. Like what is your favorite band or musician?


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[Assistant] Yeah, like for me, I don't really think I have like a favorite favorite, but like I have a lot of people or


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[Assistant] Or like a year ago, I got like really into K-dramas, like Korean dramas.


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[Assistant] So I started listening to like Korean pop music too, so K-pop.


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[Assistant] I discovered like K-pop and at first I, I wasn't


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[Assistant] But once I like really got into it and like really made effort to understand it, then it got like a lot better, so.


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[Assistant] I'm like a huge like BTS fan and I love listening to other groups as well, so.


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[Assistant] Awesome. Yeah, I think I heard about that when you hold those two controls in your hand.


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[Assistant] Yes. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I've heard of it. I've so wanted to try that out. It's really fun.


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[Assistant] Yeah, oh, I can't remember where it's from. Like, for me, I love music, but for some reason, I can never remember where I've heard music or...


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[Assistant] Computer, or PlayStation, or Xbox.


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[Assistant] My boyfriend, we met each other through gaming.


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[Assistant] So he games a lot, and that's fine. But he pre-ordered the PlayStation 5, like when it was first announced. And I remember when they finally, like, were gonna ship them out, we got the news that like half of the people who pre-ordered wouldn't get one.


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[Assistant] It's like out, sold out everywhere. And now they've started like doing lotteries and stuff for like new Playstations coming in.


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[Assistant] Are you like a completionist? Like you need to do everything in the game?


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[Assistant] That's awesome. Yeah, right now he's playing Persona 5.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's really awesome. It's, I've been watching him play it and it's, it's really not what you expect. So, and it's really good storytelling in it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you should try it. It's really popular and I know it's like one of the best games done in that genre.


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[Assistant] Oh, one of our listeners wanted me to ask, like, do you watch or read Boys Love outside of your job?


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[Assistant] I'm like, I love, like the actors in Waterboy are great. The storytelling is just, mmm, not so good.


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[Assistant] Uh, I've been so sad because of my arm, I can't actually play games. So I'm stuck at home, not playing anything.


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[Assistant] Yeah, exactly. It's, and it's kind of what keeps you sane in like, everyday life. Just doing something you love.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I remember when I was younger, I always said that I will not be able to do like an office job.


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[Assistant] Because it's too much of the same every day.


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[Assistant] Like, you want to do something different all the time, that's like the dream. Like, at least my dream.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I get some people to just want to go to work, do their job and go home and just don't think about stuff anymore.


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[Assistant] But I totally get that you kind of need, uh, like variations too.


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[Assistant] Like I know a lot of people are curious if you're gonna do more stuff with Frank in the future because I know I like a lot of people love you guys's


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[Assistant] Like the chemistry you have on the set and just on the screen is good, like you-


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[Assistant] You can see like you have like a lot of trust in each other.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I can imagine like doing, like being co-stars and having to act in a show like you do and to be able to portray like feelings, you kind of.


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[Assistant] The trust you have to build up, it cannot, it has to like somehow...


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[Assistant] Go into your real life, like, as friends and as really, like, a person you actually trust with your, yeah.


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[Assistant] Yeah, now it's something about leaving your, okay, it's a little bit dramatic to say life, but like leaving your health into someone else's arms.


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[Assistant] But do you have, I don't know if you can't say anything, that's fine, but do you know if there's gonna be any more shows like For You and Drake or is there like any talk about it or?


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, no, I think people would be really interested in seeing that. Like I said, like, after Together, everyone was just like, we need more Frank and Drake.


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[Assistant] When, like, culturally, when is it like...


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[Assistant] Do people go to bed really late in Thailand or is it just like...


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[Assistant] Do you think like you would do more?


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[Assistant] Like promotional stuff towards the international fans, because I know you guys all do like a lot of stuff.


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[Assistant] Like variety shows and interviews and stuff in Thailand, but like they're never subtitled. So.


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[Assistant] I have my own little YouTube channel beside the podcast where I just do like BL audiobooks.


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[Assistant] And I was looking at, because someone was asking for subtitles for it and I was looking at it and I'm just like, okay, each chapter is usually around like an hour long and


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[Assistant] Right? I know we talked to Perth and he does subtitles because he has a YouTube channel, so he does...


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[Assistant] So my go-to game was always League of Legends. I don't know if you heard about it.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've played that a lot. Usually, like...


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[Assistant] What do you call it? Like, steep learning curve. Like, it's really hard to learn, but once you've learned it, it's really fun.


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[Assistant] So yeaah, I really enjoy League of Legends and before I used to play like World of Warcraft and like, really like story driven games.


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[Assistant] And I always kept away from horror. I'm not good with horror.


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[Assistant] Uhm, mm. Yeaah, it's always worse when you're playing it yourself.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I've never played those. I don't have the courage.


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[Assistant] I think it's on his list. I think he's gonna like it too, he's not as scared as me.


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[Assistant] Right now he wants to finish the Persona 5 because


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[Assistant] If you could go to any country, which countries would you go to? Like, that you haven't been to already.


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[Assistant] Yeah, the lights in the sky, yeah. Yeah, I wanna see that. I can't pronounce it either.


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[Assistant] Yeah, yeah, that sounds really cool. I remember, there's actually, uh, Boy's Love from Japan.


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[Assistant] That has a scene where they go and see that for like the last scene, it's really cinematic.


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[Assistant] Is there like any other countries you'd like to visit?


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[Assistant] What I always tell people, if you're gonna come here, be prepared to use money because it's really expensive.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's like, like I'm, obviously I'm used to the nature, but I remember when I went to live in Wisconsin where everything is flat, like it's just flat country, and I


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[Assistant] Went there for a year and when I came back home I kinda got like this reverse culture shock that I hadn't really watched my surroundings that close before.


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[Assistant] No, it's really great, like, if I take a trip to Oslo, which is the main capital, I usually, because you can go by the main road, like,


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[Assistant] Or you can take a trip through the mountains to get there.


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[Assistant] And the mountain range is really beautiful, so I always like, it takes a little while longer to drive through it, but it's so worth it just because of the nature all around.


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[Assistant] Yeah, you kind of see like your surrounding in different light and it's really fascinating.


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[Assistant] Like everyone should take like a time, like a year or half a year and just go somewhere else and then come back home and just look at how amazing your home actually is.


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[Assistant] If, like, if anyone were planning a trip to Thailand, which place would you recommend people to go?


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[Assistant] Is it like a really touristy area? Is that why they price it so high or is it just-


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[Assistant] Yeah, I want to get you to make me a promise that if me and the two other girls ever take, like, the trip to Thailand, that you'll do a podcast episode with us in person. Yes! I have it on tape.


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[Assistant] That would be awesome. We've been, like, thinking or planning, like, when this COVID mess is all over and we can finally start to travel.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I know like a lot of Norwegians, they go to Thailand for summer break and stuff.


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[Assistant] So, so it's really popular, but I've never been myself. We usually just go to like Spain or Denmark, Germany, those kind of places.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we, like, Norwegians, like, as a people, love to travel. Like, I don't think I know anyone who hasn't traveled somewhere before. Like, they don't just stay in Norway.


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[Assistant] But it's, it's kind of the whole, like, Norway is a, like a rich country is what they call it. Like we have really high paychecks income and we have this system with the whole vacation money. So you take like five.


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[Assistant] Yeah, so you use that money to kind of...


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[Assistant] Take a trip. And everyone, your employer can force you to take that vacation.


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[Assistant] It's a really interesting system. So, like, you can, if your employer says it's okay, you can just work, but you still get the vacation money. So you kind of get a double pay. So it's, uh, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I've been traveling to Spain since I was like five years old. So, yeaah.


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[Assistant] I can imagine like just traveling in Thailand is really interesting as well.


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[Assistant] That sounds good. Like, it sounds like you're not really a city type of person anyway, so.


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[Assistant] Like I have friends who are like diehard city people and they just need to be in the city, they can't handle like forest life.


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[Assistant] And I don't get it. My head just gets overloaded.


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[Assistant] With everything around. So the house we have now, it's like sort of.


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[Assistant] A little bit outside the city so we still like have good internet, we still like have like a short way to like the stores and all that but


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[Assistant] It's still far enough away that you don't have like the constant noise of the city around you.


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[Assistant] I hate like traffic. It's my nightmare to sit in traffic.


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[Assistant] Oh, I would die. Like, oh, my patience wouldn't handle something like that.


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[Assistant] Ah, yeah, it's probably, do you like prefer to kind of walk or bicycle or what's the best way to get around?


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[Assistant] I don't handle too much heat that well.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it sounds like you should just come and move to Norway.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I know that the place where I live, like this town or city,


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[Assistant] That I live just by is really popular for Thai people to come and live.


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[Assistant] Like, there's a Thai woman working in my company and she moved over after.


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[Assistant] She actually married one of my other employees.


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[Assistant] So she came over and started working for us and I'll like she said that to like, if she was going to live anywhere in Norway, like this city was like the perfect because it's not too much. Like if you go really far north in Norway, like it, there's no sun. There's just snow.


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[Assistant] Like up north in Norway, like okay, maybe in the middle of summer the snow melts, but most of the year it's like really really dark and there's so much snow and it's so cold, so.


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[Assistant] It's better to be on like the coast, uh, like south coast of Norway.


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[Assistant] Yeah, it's really close to the border to Canada, isn't it?


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[Assistant] Yeaah, yeaah. I remember because Wisconsin is like...


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[Assistant] It's sort of a little towards like the border of Canada, but not too much. So we did have in the winter, we had like,


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[Assistant] Like, because they couldn't get the school buses to start because it was so cold.


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[Assistant] I personally, I don't prefer it, but I know there's a lot of like, typical Norwegian dishes with lamb.


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[Assistant] We have a dish that we make for Christmas.


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[Assistant] That's, the literal translation is like stick meat.


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[Assistant] Because it's like, it's lamb, but it's like...


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[Assistant] They sort of dry it and salt it and then you boil it when you're gonna make it.


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[Assistant] And it's really this like salty and tender meat that you eat on Christmas and it's like the


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[Assistant] Favorite thing for all Norwegians to eat, it's really amazing.


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[Assistant] I've always, like, when I started to think about, like, how do you translate that word into English, and I'm just, it's literally stick meat. The Norwegian word is penisjut.


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[Assistant] Like if you ever come to Norway and get to try, if anyone asks you if you want to try that, you should try it. It's like the most amazing thing.


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[Assistant] Yeah, we have a lot of interesting food, but I do think like, compared to Thai food, it's kind of on the softer side or like bland.


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[Assistant] That's what we have time for today. Thank you again for taking the time to talk with me. Good luck on future projects. And everyone who's listening, go check out Drake's YouTube channel and social media. We'll leave all the links in the description below.


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[Assistant] And as always, a special thanks to our amazing patrons.


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[Assistant] And good luck with filming for Bad Buddy when it starts.


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[Assistant] All right, I will. Stay there.


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[Assistant] Then the clouds must not have heard me. They are much further away than the old oak tree.


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[Assistant] Little Field Mouse and I will hide down in the woods. And you two have to find us before... before...


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[Assistant] Before the sun goes below the top of these cliffs. Doesn't sound too hard.


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[Assistant] Guess how much I love you!


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[Assistant] Cause, that's the voice I love hearing most of all. All. All.


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[Assistant] So uhm,


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[Assistant] Okay.


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[Assistant] Even though I used the relic, I couldn't stop Abyss' curse.


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[Assistant] Lost your hat.


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[Assistant] Really? Then I'd better find her right away. Goodbye!


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[Assistant] No, no. No surprise at all. It takes a lot more than that to give me a surprise. Oh look! Oh, not his head.


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[Assistant] Been a long time. He said he would come. Did he promise?


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[Assistant] Well, we made a plan. But did he promise?


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[Assistant] Well, he didn't make a special little fear mouse promise, but he probably is here. He just doesn't know we've already started the games.


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[Assistant] Don't worry little field mouse. We can have another game tomorrow. I promise.


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[Assistant] Oh, no, no, no. Hehe. A proper promise. Like a little film house promise.


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[Assistant] And so, in the late afternoon of the spring meadow,


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[Assistant] Little nut brown hair and little field mouse made themselves as busy as bees to keep their promise.


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[Assistant] Yo, Konnichiwa, Jesty here with episode 9, Made in Abyss. It's been a while, guys. It's been a while. So I had to go back and watch the last two episodes and...


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[Assistant] And, uh, they did, they did pretty good. Lasted the ten days, and now, uh, they're, they're off. To the upside down, or the something.


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[Assistant] I just binge watched the last two like just a second ago before recording, so I'm into it right now. Let's do this. Alright, in three, two, one, begin!


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[Assistant] Alright, I'm assuming... Yup, that's for next episode, okay. Goblet of the Giants.


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[Assistant] It's like the freaking abyss is alive in there. It's, it's pretending to be your hallucinations. That's just fucking creepy. That is interesting as fuck though. Man. Reg's awake.


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[Assistant] I can see Riko using that fuckin' pickaxe. That thing looked hard to use. I mean, it just explodes. Like, how is she gonna handle that?


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[Assistant] There, got it. Yeah, well, they almost had a mind to take a piece out of me. You should keep your teeth on a leash.


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[Assistant] Perhaps this is where you buried your walnuts, and they've started to grow into trees.


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[Assistant] Okay, okay, I've got an idea to stall him until it's ready. But hurry!


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[Assistant] And all the meadow creatures were staying out of the beating sun except


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[Assistant] Alright! Oh, they're big fat ones. Oh yea, look at them munching away. Keep on growing, buddy. We'll check on you later.


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[Assistant] And over the next 14 days, an amazing transformation takes place. And they emerge as... Butterflies.


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[Assistant] Yup, Tiger Swallowtail. Starts as a caterpillar that looks like this, turns into a butterfly that looks like this.


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[Assistant] I found a Monarch Caterpillar! Meet Maxilla!


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[Assistant] Traveling all the way around the world, two times. On our own power. No planes, cars, nothing.


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[Assistant] That'd be Maxilla here, aka Captain Maxilla. We'll go with her when she hatches.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah. But don't worry, we'll help her if she needs it. Martin, she knows how to pull this off better than we do. Nature's got know-how. I'm just hoping we can keep up.


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[Assistant] Okay, now we know that cars are like predators to the migrating monarch. They're dangerous! And Danita! She's after these butterflies too!


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[Assistant] Yeah, we're filling up our tank too. Wow! Now that's a cool straw! Built-in and portable. Just roll it out and have a drink of sweet nectar. Nice touch, Aviva. Just like a butterfly's priviscus. Here's some untapped nectar, Martin.


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[Assistant] Martin, we're just barely surviving here. Maxilla's got nature's know-how. I'm sure she's doing way better than we are right now. You think so? I know so! Look! We can't be going that way. Okay, we're going that way.


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[Assistant] We must be getting close! They're all going into that forest!


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[Assistant] The secret winter hideout of the Monarch Butterflies.


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[Assistant] Maxilla, I knew you could do it! Three thousand miles on four inch wings, and the amazing thing is, you've never even been here before. Yea, when you started the trip you just emerged from your chrysalis. Nobody knows how you guys find your way here, but you do. That's what I call nature's know-how. Hey, the butterflies are settling down. Everyone's finding a place in the trees.


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[Assistant] They couldn't survive up there, but here they can huddle together through the winter. And so are we. Butterfly style. Butterfly blankie.


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[Assistant] Stop! No! Leave them alone! Back off! Wait.


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[Assistant] Who are we talking to? Woah, sorry. I just had a nightmare. I dreamt Danita was here taking branchfuls of butterflies. Chris, I don't think that was a dream. Look! Oh no. Oh. You're just trying to get a good four months sleep and Danita snatches you just so you're about to wake up and head home. It's true, look. Everyone's waking up.


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[Assistant] Oh, mornin' Maxilla. Glad you're here. Come in, Tortuga HQ!


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[Assistant] Well, this is Never, and the secret's out!


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[Assistant] Oh no, I think she's, she's dying. No, Maxilla, don't. You can't do that. Martin, over here.


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[Assistant] Yeah, but she lived a super long life, bro. Four months, three thousand miles, Maxilla saw more of the world than most people do.


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[Assistant] Yeah, all that, and she never made it back home. Hey, what if she's not supposed to make it home?


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[Assistant] Yeah, maybe he's supposed to keep the journey going. Yes, nature's got know-how. They lay eggs so the babies can continue the journey home.


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[Assistant] The butterflies are just doing their natural butterfly thing. It's their life cycle. But we've gotta rescue them so they can lay eggs and keep that life cycle going! And I've got a plan that might work.


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[Assistant] Ah, the thing every monarch needs to lay its eggs, a milkweed patch.


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[Assistant] Then they wake up in the spring, just as the milkweed is starting to grow back.


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[Assistant] The caterpillar eats and eats, forms a chrysalis, and finally becomes a butterfly.


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[Assistant] The sons and daughters of those original butterflies will continue the journey home.


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[Assistant] The new generation of monarchs is here! Safe and sound and heading north!


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[Assistant] That's why this huge body of water is what the monarch butterflies have to cross. Lake Erie. 100 miles across.


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[Assistant] That group of monarchs has spent the night roosting in the trees. They're resting up for their journey across the lake. And as the sun warms up their bodies, they begin to move and work their muscles. And one by one, they take off.


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[Assistant] With our forests in Mexico being cut down, and more and more habitat along the way being destroyed, the monarchs could use a lot of help from us.


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[Assistant] One thing you can do is plant a butterfly garden. Your own pit stop place for migrating monarchs. Monarchs love to fuel up on butterfly bush and the sea.


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[Assistant] Lizards are cold-blooded. That means they don't have a constant body temperature like we do.


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[Assistant] So they need the heat from their environment to warm them up.


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[Assistant] That's why a lot of rep pals bask in the warm sun every morning to get their bodies moving.


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[Assistant] Hello everyone and welcome back to English with Lucy. Today I'm going to tell you a story.


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[Assistant] The story is going to teach you the true meaning of the term prized possession. Prized possession.


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[Assistant] And it's going to be fantastic listening practice because I'm telling it to you from the heart, you've got subtitles as well.


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[Assistant] A prized possession is a possession that is very important to you.


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[Assistant] Would be really nice for you to use as listening practice. So I've got a couple. I've already spoken to you about this ring here.


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[Assistant] I grew up in the countryside in the region of the county of Bedfordshire, which is in central England, slightly north of London. And as I grew up in a tiny village,


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[Assistant] I had to use my imagination quite a lot. So I used to play pretend games on my own quite a lot. And one day I found a leaf. So it really did all start with a leaf.


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[Assistant] And it must have been eaten by a caterpillar or something or an insect. But I looked at this leaf and I knew exactly what it was.


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[Assistant] I must have been about six and a half years old, um, and I took it upon myself


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[Assistant] To reply to the letter, because that's polite, isn't it? So I responded to the fairy, saying quite clearly, next time you write to me, can you write with bigger handwriting please? And, what's the point of writing to me if I can't read it? And I left my response to the leaf message,


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[Assistant] I got up in the morning, raced outside, and would you believe it, there was a response. There was a tiny little letter.


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[Assistant] With very tiny writing, but slightly bigger than before, because to fit on a leaf it was pretty small. And uhm,


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[Assistant] And it was a gorgeous letter saying, Hi Lucy, sorry, we forgot that we had to write in English to you. We speak fairy language. And the letter was signed from Nina.


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[Assistant] Yes, I would write a letter to Nina the Fairy


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[Assistant] Almost every night, sometimes I went a while without writing and then I apologize. And, um, and she would always reply.


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[Assistant] Sometimes my letters would get a bit wet and she would say that she had to put some magic on it and clarify my writing.


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[Assistant] So you'd have to get on this computer. Decipher my six year old writing.


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[Assistant] So you can see my handwriting in the beginning, all messy and all over the place, and my handwriting in the end, beautiful and neat, or quite neat. So I'm going to read you some


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[Assistant] And it was one of the letters that the fairies had written to me. So I ran into my dad's room and I said, daddy, you will never guess what. And he was thinking, oh dear.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I made my fairy a birthday present and it was a tiny duvet.


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[Assistant] And a pillow for her to use in the winter. And my dad said, oh god it was so sweet.


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[Assistant] Thank you for your letter. What a long time it has been since we last heard from you.


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[Assistant] It's a good job that your orange hair changed colour. That was because I was born with orange hair. We can speak to animals, but I don't think humans can. If you could, what would you say to them?


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[Assistant] I think that explains why this is one of my prized possessions.


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[Assistant] The money just can't buy the best presents. It's all about the thought and the time that's put into them. My dad must have spent


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[Assistant] Hours putting this together and hours writing all the letters, so very, very special.


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[Assistant] So yes, that's it for today's lesson. I have got a few more prized possessions. So if you liked this video and you want to hear about more special objects and the stories behind them and have them subtitled,


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[Assistant] Right, that's it for your lesson today. I hope you have a lovely day. Remember, if you want to take your listening practice a step further, don't forget to sign up to audible.com for your 30 day free trial where you can get a free audiobook and you can listen and practice. The link to that is in the description box.


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[Assistant] Thank you.


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[Assistant] Mokuteki-chi wa shindou yaku ichiman sansen meidou. Shinkai goso nakigara no umi.


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[Assistant] Sekai saigo no nazo ni idomu naraku no zensen kichi desu.


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[Assistant] Meaty. Meaty's turn.


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[Assistant] Something bad is happening.


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[Assistant] We're going to get to the sixth layer, just below.


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[Assistant] That's an awesome name.


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[Assistant] This is fucked up.


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[Assistant] Got a light bulb now.


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[Assistant] Yes. Yes, please. God, please. Yes.


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[Assistant] The best character of the show so far, yes, please.


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[Assistant] Indeed it is. A wonderful flower.


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[Assistant] But don't pick too many. You never know who else might want those flowers.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I thank very much, uhm, all of the fans who've supported me this past year. Thank all the musicians that made such a wonderful record for us, the engineers.


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[Assistant] Uhm, my husband and producer of Robert John Mutt Lang, uh, the record company Mercury for doing such a fantastic job with our record. And, uh, I don't know what else to say but a big fat thank you. Merci beaucoup.


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[Assistant] In the previous lesson, we saw how we could create a pixel, but one of the things that would be nice is instead of having to type this manually, I would really like to be able to create that using the date time module.


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[Assistant] I can import my datetime. So from datetime module, I'm going to import the datetime class.


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[Assistant] And now I can use it to get today's date by tapping into datetime.now.


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[Assistant] But if I print this out, you can see that this is clearly not going to be in the format that I need it to be. So I'm going to comment out my request and I'm going to take a look at what my data looks like.


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[Assistant] This contains the date and time and it's in a different format.


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[Assistant] So whenever we encounter a new API or a new service, they often want the date and time in a different format.


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[Assistant] For example, in Asia the year tends to come first.


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[Assistant] In the US or in the UK, the year tends to come at the end.


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[Assistant] How can we format the Python date to any format we need?


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[Assistant] Well, there's a really useful method called the StringFTime method. And this allows us to pass in a string.


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[Assistant] That will format the date that we get back from date time into any format we need.


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[Assistant] For example, if we pass in %A, then we'll get the short version of the weekday.


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[Assistant] If we pass in %B, then we'll get the full name of the month and so on and so forth. So we can use this table to actually create the exact date format we need. Let's go ahead and take this today.


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[Assistant] And let's go ahead and use the string F time. And we're going to pass in a string.


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[Assistant] Now the first string we need is the year in the full version. So this is going to be %y and it's a capital Y.


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[Assistant] Now if you need a dash, then you can add a dash. If you need a space and you can add a space. But in my case, I actually want it all together. So the next thing I want is the month as a number. So that's %m.


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[Assistant] And then it's %D to get the day of the month.


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[Assistant] You can see that this is formatted in the exact format I need. And if I want to add in a


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[Assistant] I don't know, asterisks there, then it will format it like that. If I want to change the date,


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[Assistant] Programmatically using the datetime.now method.


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[Assistant] And the day, so today's 24th, so yesterday was 23rd. And then it's going to take that date and it's going to format it into the correct format and then post a quantity. So let's say that yesterday I cycled, I did cycle a bit more actually. Let's say it was 15 kilometers.


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[Assistant] Now, if I go ahead and uncomment this and run it again, it's going to post the latest piece of data to Pixela.


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[Assistant] If we now update our graph, you can see I've now got two pixels.


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[Assistant] And this one is a lot heavier in terms of color to show that I cycled a lot further than today. And we've now got a total kilometer.


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[Assistant] A max, a min, an average and the total number of pixels.


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[Assistant] The last thing I want to show you before we finish off with this project is how we can update and delete pixels using the put and delete requests. That's what we're going to do in the next lesson.


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[Assistant] So we're now finally ready to move on to the last step, which is posting a value to our graph.


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[Assistant] And this is going to create a new pixel on our habit graph.


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[Assistant] So I want you to pull up the relevant piece of documentation, which is going to be posting a pixel.


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[Assistant] And I want you to take a look at the description and the header and the body and see if you can complete the step as a challenge. Notice that firstly, the endpoint is again different.


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[Assistant] And everything that's inside these angle brackets need to be replaced with your actual values. So your actual username and your actual graph ID. In addition, this is again going to be a post request.


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[Assistant] And it requires the authentication in the request header.


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[Assistant] Finally, you have to provide the date in the format of


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[Assistant] Four characters for the year, two characters for the month, and two characters for the day.


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[Assistant] And then you have to provide the quantity that you want to add to today's pixel.


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[Assistant] So if you cycled 10.5 kilometers, then it would be 10.5.


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[Assistant] If you originally set up your graph to track integers, for example, the number of pages you read in a book, then that would be the number.


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[Assistant] So I want you to pause the video and see if you can complete this step as a challenge. Have a go now.


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[Assistant] Alright, so the first thing we're going to do is to update our endpoint.


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[Assistant] I'm going to comment out this previous step because we've already created our graph.


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[Assistant] And we're now going to move on to our pixel creation. So that's what I'm going to call my endpoint.


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[Assistant] Now this pixel creation endpoint is obviously not what we need. We need to format this URL.


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[Assistant] So that we add in the first part, which is the Pixela endpoint, which goes up to slash users.


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[Assistant] So that's all of this part. So we can use an F string and add the pixel at end point.


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[Assistant] And then we're going to replace the forward slash username with our own username.


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[Assistant] And then it's forward slash graphs and we have to replace this graph ID as well.


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[Assistant] And in my case, the graph ID is simply just graph one. So it might make sense to create a constant for that as well.


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[Assistant] So that we can use it at the very end of this endpoint.


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[Assistant] So now that we've created our endpoint, the next step is to create the request body. So passing over the date and the quantity. So I'm going to create the pixel data.


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[Assistant] And this is going to first have the date, but it has to be formatted in the way they specified. So four characters for the year.


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[Assistant] Which is 20, 20, and then two characters for the month, 0, 7, and then two characters for the date.


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[Assistant] But notice here that they specify the data type for the date has to be a string.


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[Assistant] So we can't simply leave it as a number. So we have to add some quotation marks around it. And then finally we can add the actual data, which is going to go under the key quantity. And this is also going to be a string.


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[Assistant] And that's going to determine the intensity of the actual pixel.


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[Assistant] So in my case, I did actually go for a quick ride today.


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[Assistant] And my stats were not fantastic, but, um, I'm still going to log it. So that was 9.74 kilometers that I cycled.


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[Assistant] So that's what my quantity is going to be 9.74. And again, this is a string because that's what the documentation tells us.


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[Assistant] And remember that when you set up your graph, if you set up the data type to receive floats, then you can actually give it a floating point number.


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[Assistant] If you set it up as int, then you have to give it a whole number.


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[Assistant] Now that we've got our data and our endpoint, then we're finally ready to create our request. So request.post.


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[Assistant] And again, our URL is going to be this new pixel creation endpoint.


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[Assistant] Our JSON that we're gonna pass over is our pixel data.


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[Assistant] And finally, we're going to reuse the headers that we had from previously because it still contains the same token that we need to authenticate ourselves.


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[Assistant] So let's see what is the response that we get back. So I'm gonna print out the response.text and hopefully if everything went well, then we should get the success message.


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[Assistant] But now is the most exciting part. You can go back to our cycling graph and then hit refresh and we should see our brand new pixel show up in our graph right there.


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[Assistant] And it tells us today we cycled 9.74 kilometers.


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[Assistant] One thing you might be wondering is, well, how can we get this date to be automated? Cause I don't want to have to check the date and type it in. We can use the date time module, right?


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[Assistant] So in the next lesson, I'm gonna show you how you can use a method called StringFTime in order to format the date time that you get from Python into any format that you require. For all of that and more, I'll see you on the next lesson.


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[Assistant] You mean like this lovely brown nut? Ooh, it's the same color as me.


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[Assistant] Hmm, so they must have gone that way.


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[Assistant] Hello, Bluebird. Congratulations on your little ones.


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[Assistant] Is this what you're looking for?


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[Assistant] And best of all, these treasures were the clues that led me to you, the greatest treasure of all.


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[Assistant] Mm, me too. But guess what I love more than nuts?


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[Assistant] But if you want to do the most, you have to go see the worst. And I've had days like that too.


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[Assistant] The workers knew, I made sure they knew that she was up there so they would bring her down later that evening after the sun went down. And then I had to leave. But she never left me.


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[Assistant] And empathy intensifies. If I admit to myself, that could be me.


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[Assistant] You have careers to launch and debts to pay and spouses to meet and marry. That's plenty enough for right now. But in the course of your lives, perhaps without any plan on your part, you'll see suffering that's gonna break your heart. And when it happens, don't turn away from it. That's the moment that change is born.


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[Assistant] For more, please visit us at stanford.edu.


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[Assistant] For the advice in a joke is sometimes more useful than the most serious teaching.


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[Assistant] Consists in that the gift should cost very little and yet be greatly coveted, so that it may be more highly appreciated.


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[Assistant] Diligence removes impossibilities.


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[Assistant] Folly consists not in committing folly, but in being incapable of concealing it.


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[Assistant] Rivalry discovers that courtesy overlooks.


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[Assistant] The truths that matter most to us always come half spoken.


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[Assistant] There is no greater absurdity than taking everything seriously.


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[Assistant] He that has satisfied his thirst turns his back on the well.


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[Assistant] A person when he attempts to deceive, tries to please and be supple.


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[Assistant] Don't choose a wife with whom you can live. Marry the one without which you cannot live.


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[Assistant] We accidentally let people take advantage of us when we forgive their betrayal.


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[Assistant] The whole of life should be a process of deliberation to choose the right course.


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[Assistant] You should therefore never reveal what causes you pain or pleasure so that the former may quickly end and the latter long continue.


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[Assistant] Say farewell to luck when winning. It is the way of the gamblers of reputation.


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[Assistant] All men make mistakes, but the wise conceal the blunders they have made, while fools make them public.


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[Assistant] Those who have learned at their own expense, and the clever people who learn a great deal at the expense of others.


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[Assistant] The happy are an exception who innocently enjoy their simple happiness.


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[Assistant] The actual can never attain the imagined. For to think perfection is easy, but to embody it is most difficult.


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[Assistant] Sometimes curbing her, sometimes giving her rain, for she is the whole of happiness. She sets right even the understanding.


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[Assistant] Oh life, you should never have begun, but since you did, you should never end.


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[Assistant] It is a matter of great importance to forgo superlatives, in part to avoid offending the truth, and in part to avoid cheapening your judgment.


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[Assistant] The Spanish Jesuit philosopher Baltazar was praised by Schopenhauer and Nietzsche, and now he will be remembered for his well-spoken words in our collection of his quotes. Thanks for watching.


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[Assistant] Hey there, welcome to day 39 of 100 days of code. Now today we've got a two part series and this is the part one of your capstone project.


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[Assistant] So we've been learning about APIs for quite a while now, and we're going to be using a combination of different APIs to create a cheap flight finder. Part one, our programming is going to find


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[Assistant] Amazing flight deals just for ourselves. And in part two, we turn this project into a fully fledged product where we can start signing up users to use our service.


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[Assistant] So, I don't know about you, but I'm a travel aficionado. I absolutely love to travel.


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[Assistant] I'm the sort of person who can't stay stationary in one location. And one of the reasons why I teach programming online is to be able to travel and work from different places. Now, I'm not that picky about where I go. I think everywhere I go, there's beautiful people who can teach me a lot of things.


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[Assistant] So instead of planning a trip where I have one destination and I plan out the time and date, I actually just look for a good deal. So when I can get a flight that's


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[Assistant] Whereas a flight to New Zealand normally costs something like £800, I managed to get a flight for just £350 and it was such a good deal. It even included a stopover in Beijing. I was able to get some tasty duck.


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[Assistant] Another case, uhm, was Japan, where the flight normally costs around 500, 550, and I managed to find a flight that was just a 250 pounds return. And the savings on the flight meant that I got to eat some extra tasty sushi.


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[Assistant] The way that these deals come about is, imagine if you go onto a flight search website.


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[Assistant] And you look for flights anytime in the next six months, every day for lots of different locations, then you will see that at some point, one of the flight prices will come up and it's much lower than what you expect it to be. And that's how you get a good deal.


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[Assistant] But of course, we're too busy to do that every single day, manually. So here's how my program works.


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[Assistant] First, we have a Google Sheet which keeps track of the location that we want to visit and a price cutoff. So a historical low price. For example, maybe I want to go to Kerala and visit Cochin.


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[Assistant] And eat some tasty South Indian food. Well, maybe I would set the price at £350 return from London.


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[Assistant] So we take this data from our Google sheet with lots of different locations and their lowest prices. And we feed that into a flight search API.


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[Assistant] Which is going to run every day searching through all of the locations.


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[Assistant] Looking for the cheapest flight in the next six months. When it comes up with a hit and it finds a flight that's actually cheaper than our predefined price, then it's gonna send that date and price via our Twilio SMS module to our mobile phone so that we can book it right there and then. That's the theory of it, but let's see it in action.


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[Assistant] So here I've got the code for my personal flight club and I'm going to run it and we're going to watch my phone and wait to see if there were any good deals that they found today. And we get a text message from our Twilio account.


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[Assistant] And there we have it. Today's message says, low price alert, only 41 pounds to fly from London Stansted to Berlin from the 25th of August to the 10th of September.


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[Assistant] That was triggered because it looked at my spreadsheet of flight prices and it found that out of all of these locations, the only flight that it found which was cheaper than my lowest price was for Berlin. It was actually only one pound cheaper.


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[Assistant] So now that I've got my message, I can go ahead and book my trip to Berlin.


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[Assistant] But before I do that, we're going to complete this capstone project. So head over to the next lesson and let's get started building this project.


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[Assistant] Raining, it's raining. Daddy, daddy wants to play. Umbrella, umbrella, here it is. Umbrella, umbrella, la la la.


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[Assistant] I was, I was nervous. I was here during the time of Levin at this incredible, I heard so much about this man. Extraordinary. I want to welcome him. I'm so excited about your presidency. Thank you for having me here as well. I want to say also the hat I see over here.


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[Assistant] Shows you the change of times because it was a hat that used to fill me full of enmity and anger and I would want people to take it off immediately. Now it fills me a sense of national pride and love and it's a Boston hat for crying out loud. As a Yankee fan, I'm very happy.


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[Assistant] But Pearson, Abraham Pearson actually spent his time before he came to Yale in Newark, New Jersey.


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[Assistant] As I read more about Abraham Pearson while living at Pearson College, I saw one weird similarity to his life and to mine.


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[Assistant] Interestingly, this is, the word Eliezer really means the son of a servant. The servant of Eli, actually.


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[Assistant] Who have no idea what a Devar Torah is. It actually is to speak on a religious view from the Torah or many of you the Old Testament.


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[Assistant] And I finally, I know, again, this is a Devar Torah, so I can't tell you I broke a Ten Commandment. But there's one about honoring your mother and father. My father started a story telling me, son, when the tsunami hit our town. And I'm like, dad.


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[Assistant] And as soon as he said it, I knew he knew what was coming. Something I tended to do back then. Which is I put my hand on my hip.


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[Assistant] The more of a hurry you are in, the longer the line at the airport.


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[Assistant] My mom and my grandmother are great for telling stories that are the unvarnished truth. And this is in their spirit.


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[Assistant] And here I stood in this palatial office of importance!


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[Assistant] Every time you hear the national anthem, don't just get up in rote routine and say those words, please. Hear them anew for the first time.


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[Assistant] But our history of computing is littered with the carcasses of attempts at automators and visual programming languages and things like that. So what is the next step that we ought to take in order to make it so that more ordinary mortals without computer science degrees can benefit even more from the computers that you've managed to get into their houses?


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[Assistant] And I'll tell you, I love the student body here. I love the diversity of it. I love the meritocracy of it. I love the spirituality of it.


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[Assistant] And I'll tell you, I was sitting out here not so long ago, but life does go fast. And I made an unusual decision. I, uh,


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[Assistant] I felt kind of unmotivated, unenergized, not very excited, not very inspired. It's kind of in a bad mood, kind of grumpy, a little bit pissed off.


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[Assistant] Was getting ready to start this new venture capital company and he decided to take out his business plan. And he took out his business plan and he started reading it to the saints.


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[Assistant] She turned to him after listening to his whole business plan and said this, Arjun, while you are working so hard,


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[Assistant] And it was being chaired by General Colin Powell, one of the great Americans.


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[Assistant] And I was worried. I was upset. I was somewhat dejected. And I said, I better call General Powell and tell him this is not gonna happen. So I got on the phone and I called General Powell. And I said, General.


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[Assistant] And what I learned is if you are gonna connect your business and your philanthropy, you better make sure that it's integrated deep into your culture. That it's not just something that you're gonna tack on.


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[Assistant] Because the real joy in life comes from giving. It comes from service. It comes from doing things for other people.


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[Assistant] Look around this beautiful buildings and landscaping and this beautiful university that we love to be here now and you'll love to come back many years from now as well and always remember this great day and your great time here at USC.


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[Assistant] We drove through some high fences and high gates. And we all know why.


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[Assistant] Justifies all those endless bouts of despair.


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[Assistant] Only those who can afford not to lie are free.


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[Assistant] Those who write clearly have readers. Those who write vaguely have commentators.


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[Assistant] Jump rope. Scooter. Scooter. Scooter. Scooter. Tricycle. Tricycle. Tricycle. Bicycle.


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[Assistant] Bicycle. Bicycle. Bicycle. Unicycle. Unicycle. Unicycle. Good. Next, listen and repeat the phrase. Are you ready? Here we go.


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[Assistant] Ball, ball, I can bounce a ball. Ball, ball, I can bounce a ball. Bat, bat, I can swing a bat. Bat, bat, I can swing a bat.


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[Assistant] Hula hoop, hula hoop, I can hula hoop.


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[Assistant] Hula hoop, hula hoop, I can hula hoop. Jump rope, jump rope, I can jump rope.


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[Assistant] Scooter, scooter, I can ride a scooter. Scooter, scooter, I can ride a scooter. Tricycle, tricycle, I can ride a tricycle.


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[Assistant] Part 1, Inside Toys, Part 3, Playground Toys, and hmmm.