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I'm so [ __ ] up setting everything up God00:00:11
[ __ ] in the mouth00:00:12
[music]00:00:17
Hello dear viewers there's00:00:21
another new format on our channel and what?00:00:24
Well, while we're married he's ours when00:00:30
we get divorced half will be yours if00:00:33
we get divorced right I have plans for00:00:36
divorce Well not yet What if I I’ll tell you a couple more00:00:39
unacceptable jokes, let’s00:00:44
discuss Welcome to our00:00:47
podcast, which is called Danila and00:00:49
Polina, what is it Danila,00:00:53
it’s called exactly Daniel and Polina,00:00:56
they are Polina Danila, because it00:00:59
seemed to me that if, firstly, it00:01:03
comes out on my channel, and secondly, if your00:01:06
name was the first00:01:08
the abbreviation would be stupid,00:01:10
imagine00:01:11
Polina and Danila talking about different things,00:01:22
and the podcast is00:01:26
deep, a deep podcast with deep personalities00:01:30
with deep conversations and not so much.00:01:33
We’ll see how it goes. I spent00:01:36
all my energy putting00:01:39
this setup in our apartment,00:01:41
incredible. Well done, good. it turned out that00:01:44
our logo is amazing,00:01:47
it will be visible that it is spinning The circle is not that00:01:51
it is not entirely00:01:52
monochromatic that this is a definition but this is00:01:55
if in the screensaver only this is our dog00:01:57
turning off the camera no need for a bunny00:01:58
jump here we need a third microphone00:02:01
there was a00:02:03
rocket We are working Don’t interfere00:02:08
you want deliciousness00:02:11
Well, this is a [ __ ] record, it didn’t distract me the whole way,00:02:15
we just started writing. Let me00:02:19
go. You like to travel, this is00:02:21
generally important for you, and this aspect of life is00:02:25
very00:02:27
special. Well, that is, I was more active, it00:02:30
was somehow a phase just when I was generally00:02:32
alone with no one I met00:02:36
What three and my Masha and I generally00:02:41
left for a sweet soul from one side to the00:02:44
other and did not return home even and00:02:47
I feel physically How is it so00:02:50
psychologically difficult if I00:02:52
stay in one place for longer than00:02:56
two or three months But I’m very interested in00:02:59
how it will be felt here Because00:03:01
here But this is not my home yet America I do00:03:05
n’t think, well, I’ll be very surprised if00:03:07
someday I can, that is, if I probably live00:03:09
here for 20 years, maybe that is, well,00:03:12
as if I have a home in St. Petersburg for00:03:15
Polina In general, everything that is happening now is difficult00:03:18
because she00:03:20
has never moved anywhere especially, that is, you, well, you from00:03:24
St. Petersburg to Moscow does not count. But00:03:28
I don’t have any problems with this at all,00:03:31
because at first I, like, left Voronezh00:03:34
for Kiev, like in Ukraine. and then I00:03:37
kind of went from Ukraine to Poland, I also00:03:42
lived there for a while, several years, then00:03:44
moved to Moscow. That is, I had00:03:46
quite a long experience, you know.00:03:48
Well, yes,00:03:51
a long one, but I mean there about00:03:52
different countries that I had a00:03:54
long experience of that that I live00:03:55
in a completely different country where they speak a00:03:58
different language, which I, you know, don’t00:04:00
always understand, and00:04:03
in this regard, moving to00:04:05
America is of course not such a big00:04:09
problem for me, you know, I can’t even imagine what00:04:12
you’re going through right now, you know, what’s it like for you00:04:14
here, you’re fine, Well I told you in the video00:04:17
that, in principle, it’s like a00:04:19
long vacation, but somewhere, I’m00:04:22
stuck in this phase, and because of this, it just00:04:24
seems to me that I don’t need it yet.00:04:32
palm trees ocean there is a pool there is00:04:36
every day I can go sunbathing Although I00:04:39
understand that Well, people who live here00:04:41
fly on vacation, it’s cool that here in00:04:44
this country you can just be in00:04:47
your apartment, there00:04:48
may be attributes that are00:04:50
inherent in our understanding only for00:04:53
vacation then there is, like, sunbathing, swimming,00:04:56
palm trees, this is a tropical story, it’s00:05:00
like in a residential complex. That is,00:05:02
this is our00:05:04
entrance. Well, what is it like, you don’t have to00:05:07
go somewhere for this, I wonder00:05:10
why Americans go, that is, you know,00:05:13
like for food there just behind the buildings there is00:05:16
tourism, you00:05:19
lie like a seal. You love all-00:05:22
inclusive hotels, lounge chair and sleep, eat,00:05:26
swim. It’s not I who like it, it’s kind of00:05:28
conditional. You like it. Well, yes. And there is Vacation,00:05:32
it’s culturally enriching, it’s when you00:05:34
go to Europe, let’s say, and these are actually two00:05:37
two different directions I usually Well, for00:05:40
me Let’s say there is a need when00:05:41
I’m like this, I don’t want to study anything at all.00:05:43
I would really like to go to the Maldives, where there00:05:46
is nothing and just relax, and sometimes00:05:50
it’s damn it. I would like to go to00:05:52
some New country, go to museums00:05:54
like explore, yes, that is, well how to00:05:56
get some kind of knowledge00:05:59
America is very interesting for this because00:06:01
even if you are here you find yourself locked00:06:04
right in this country, it’s very00:06:06
diverse, there is something to explore00:06:10
right here, just in it there are all kinds of natural00:06:13
history more than cultural here00:06:16
Of course you can probably eat locally00:06:18
some places are going on right now I was filming a vlog00:06:21
I don’t even know what to show in Los Angeles00:06:23
Well, that is, when I00:06:25
went somewhere Well, in terms of I don’t know yet, firstly I do00:06:28
n’t know yet, but there are00:06:31
no obvious ones, you know, like here some00:06:34
something so large-scale, as if the most00:06:38
prominent in Los Angeles is the00:06:40
cinema industry Yes, these are all00:06:43
the studios, the houses of Hollywood stars, this00:06:46
whole story is here, but those who00:06:49
leave the house more than we do, Alena just00:06:52
sent me there, you can but to study00:06:55
here, in fact, you need to travel a lot,00:06:57
exactly what we are not actively pursuing yet00:07:00
Well, yes, this is like it’s difficult to00:07:03
go somewhere just to blow yourself up Because you00:07:05
have to plan a little You have to00:07:07
enter like who it will be with Your dog is00:07:10
While the dog Estimate the children when [ __ ] up00:07:15
with a child in general, recently someone who00:07:19
gave birth now, in my opinion, everyone around me started00:07:22
giving birth.00:07:24
I read that00:07:26
when you’re pregnant, you need to go on00:07:30
vacation urgently because the first time is still possible.00:07:33
Well, like, yes, these are the last times. When you00:07:36
can rest because this,00:07:38
like, a vacation with a child is a different vacation,00:07:40
but no, I’m never even pregnant, I remembered00:07:43
when the child is still a small00:07:45
newborn Yes, like while this00:07:48
eggplant you’re going to take off, you’re going00:07:50
because then it’s like, you’ll forget everything about your00:07:52
hand luggage like Yes, dude or the Girl00:07:55
with whom Well, like who has her own there are00:07:57
needs and desires, yes Well, I00:08:00
understand that this is probably not a completely00:08:03
correct comparison, but nevertheless,00:08:06
when I come somewhere, you know Sometimes00:08:07
we have something like, let’s go There, out of town,00:08:09
here everything is like, someone will do this and I a00:08:12
couple of times I tried to do00:08:14
this together with a rocket like take him with00:08:17
me and come hang out with him and I was [ __ ]00:08:20
nervous because it’s a00:08:21
new area, he’s also fussing around in00:08:25
some place, I’m always [ __ ] looking00:08:27
instead of relaxing and00:08:29
spending time on my own I always make sure that00:08:31
he doesn’t eat some crap so that he does00:08:33
n’t get poisoned by anything, like, we00:08:36
were at Sony’s birthday party in the park,00:08:39
I thought, [ __ ], he’s in this park every day00:08:42
And it’s next to Well, like, it’s not far00:08:44
from our house Everything normal And anyway,00:08:47
I just kept him on a leash all evening and00:08:49
didn’t let him go. Every time I00:08:51
let him go, he ate some kind of crap and00:08:54
like a forest of hot Labradors, such a00:08:57
story, it’s just a vacuum cleaner, and in00:09:01
Los Angeles it’s generally a paradise for him00:09:03
here, they love dogs here they scatter00:09:06
zheraka everywhere all the time, which means00:09:08
they scatter zhiraka, that is, well, here00:09:12
we go outside the residential complex sometimes. It’s just a00:09:15
set of rolls just lying there like that, just00:09:18
yesterday we went out for a walk. Yesterday we went out for a00:09:22
walk. Here’s a piece of00:09:23
breaded chicken just for him lying00:09:26
in the park for a walk like this here the salami00:09:28
is laid out. That is, it’s not even poison, plus he’s00:09:30
very happy to live in Eley because it’s00:09:33
very easy to get phintol here and he’s sitting on it,00:09:35
so it’s as if he’s also00:09:38
comfortable about this. I’m wondering00:09:41
if the same thing will happen to us while traveling00:09:43
as with nightclubs and00:09:47
parties Yes, no, I definitely don’t,00:09:50
I don’t have you, you’ll have to.00:09:53
I’m more likely just talking about that, I think that since our00:09:57
enthusiasm for some adventures has00:10:00
faded a little.00:10:04
How can you be sure that00:10:07
this won’t happen from travel,00:10:09
like we already know? there we’ll see everything we00:10:11
can I just feel like that I don’t know00:10:14
Just when traveling is the same as00:10:18
I don’t know it’s like a way of life That is, it’s00:10:22
like that Well yes it00:10:25
can also be a way of life you recharge yourself00:10:28
you can’t help but change the situation I00:10:31
just don’t really understand how I’m here yet00:10:33
it00:10:35
has changed as much as possible now and I don’t yet feel the impulse00:10:38
inside. What would it be like to go now,00:10:40
but if you feel such an impulse and00:10:45
you have visas, you don’t know where to get00:10:47
tickets, then I want to advise you00:10:49
AviaSales is a search and purchase service00:10:51
cheap air tickets00:10:56
Well, you yourself came up with such a tattoo for me,00:10:58
now I’m happy with myself, to be00:11:01
honest, but I see, I just studied for00:11:05
advertising and public relations.00:11:07
Therefore, my work is public relations. It does00:11:12
n’t bother you that you have a00:11:15
husband, an advertising banner.00:11:16
In short, when someone asked about what00:11:21
they would think, that’s what your wife thought,00:11:23
I didn’t understand this question at all, you00:11:25
know what else seems funny, that your00:11:28
body is your business, your opinion, you know that00:11:31
some people there in the comments wrote00:11:34
like damn, are you a fool? you00:11:37
know that this is for life, like, while00:11:41
people who get tattoos like00:11:44
Naruto [laughs] are00:11:47
like this Well, I’ve been Naruto all my life Well, or00:11:50
Okay, to hell with him You might even00:11:52
love Naruto all your life But that’s when00:11:54
they name their partners and then is00:11:58
at odds with them why so in short it will give00:12:01
too serious some kind of attitude00:12:03
that’s why I don’t have any00:12:04
tattoos at all Because I’m not And00:12:07
throw it at me Maybe you’re [ __ ] advertising I do00:12:10
n’t have anything at all you already have it you’re a00:12:12
dirty00:12:14
turd on your heel and here’s a recipe for pies00:12:17
for you wrote here and here is an00:12:20
advertisement for AviaSales I don’t know, well, in general00:12:22
it sounds like it’s very logical. I’m sure I00:12:26
could have come to this myself, but I wouldn’t have00:12:29
dared If you hadn’t offered it to me00:12:31
Yes, because I thought who the hell knows that00:12:36
Polina it will be necessary to sort of spud00:12:37
explain to her, you know, like me,00:12:40
actually, how, well, [ __ ] your husband,00:12:42
who looks a certain way,00:12:44
like, you know, this is when00:12:47
he grows his hair or an old man. Here’s another example. I00:12:50
come and I have a Black Face,00:12:54
how would you react,00:12:56
conditionally, I’m there I00:12:58
completely dyed my hair brunette,00:13:01
just black, I have black eyebrows,00:13:03
black hair, of course I couldn’t forbid it,00:13:06
if you wanted to try something like this,00:13:08
you can’t forbid it. But if it00:13:10
frankly didn’t suit me, you know what?00:13:18
Draw conclusions00:13:20
No, not at all, well, what would she look like? Really, she00:13:25
looks like Well stylish as if you00:13:27
always had it I wo00:13:30
n’t stuff anything00:13:34
I don’t know what has to happen for me to00:13:36
stuff everything I sometimes think00:13:38
damn maybe something like, well, like a00:13:42
bracelet then [ __ ] some strange00:13:44
[ __ ] the whole body is like clean00:13:45
be careful, some kind of crap here will last00:13:48
for the rest of your life, there is a problem with this when00:13:50
you start getting tattoos. Here’s another00:13:52
conditional one, we won’t take my00:13:55
poop into account; by the way, it will be cut into pieces00:13:57
at the beginning;00:13:58
I conditionally had one tattoo on my arm.00:14:01
This is a big one. uh, she lasted a long time alone00:14:05
and the day before yesterday I looked at myself naked in the mirror00:14:10
and I have this tattoo That’s00:14:14
all And like, well, in short, I have a00:14:17
feeling that I need more, like I already have00:14:19
symmetrical arms on my arms, but the rest of the00:14:21
body is that without tattoos it’s starting to confuse me00:14:23
I’m already like this So well, this is what they00:14:27
told me about that you’re like00:14:29
Once you go Black you never Go Back00:14:32
you know that I have holes in my ears00:14:36
that I Well, at first there were these00:14:39
classic ordinary ones then I [ __ ]00:14:41
this [ __ ] so my puncture is called this one00:14:45
in the sink it came out it's true that's the00:14:47
name in short this is the [ __ ] and00:14:50
then I pierced one nearby and I have00:14:52
such a [ __ ] thought maybe here00:14:54
somehow wait in your ear [ __ ] you00:14:57
want Yes the tip00:15:00
I myself, when I found out what it was called, I was00:15:02
surprised.00:15:04
I knew that my wife had finished.00:15:09
Well, in short, yes, but I don’t know the tattoo, first of all, at first00:15:12
it was a sin, yes, yes, that’s00:15:16
for sure, then somehow my mother, I do00:15:21
n’t know, she somehow made a mess of it for me anyway00:15:24
I don’t remember how this whole story happened, but00:15:26
I remember that the wipe from her was such that00:15:28
only Gopota, all sorts of [ __ ] beats all this,00:15:31
I’m so not Gopota, I definitely had that00:15:34
tattoos are a sin, to be honest, there00:15:39
have never been tattoos where I looked at someone00:15:41
so simply cool once00:15:44
in Greece I saw a French woman of00:15:47
some age, well, that is,00:15:49
such a milf, you know, she00:15:52
had a lot of children there and she was so00:15:54
slender, they had such beautiful implants00:15:55
inserted And she had a tattoo00:15:58
all over her body from the heel like as if00:16:03
these flowers are called bindweed or not called anything00:16:05
that wrap around, in my opinion bindweed, of course it’s00:16:08
called more00:16:10
like those that you know grow like from the00:16:12
ground they wrap around the eyes00:16:17
[music]00:16:19
Okay, in00:16:21
short, this flower that kills00:16:24
wraps around and it’s00:16:27
like this on her leg then on the back there are very00:16:29
beautiful ones here and he has it just00:16:31
like that, like I’ve never00:16:34
done something like this in my life naturally, but what00:16:36
do some of these people do?00:16:40
Well, about such and such, I have such names00:16:43
because they are beautiful in terms of these00:16:45
I’m looking at something in some pieces and I00:16:48
just don’t want it on myself,00:16:53
but I also saw a tattoo on a girl once00:16:56
and thought Wow, that’s awesome. In short, the00:16:59
girl has a00:17:03
huge octopus like this00:17:06
and it’s like it’s on her [ __ ] on her butt.00:17:11
No, I don’t. I’m lying After we shoot it,00:17:16
I’ll show you a video,00:17:18
you’re famous for porn, she just has00:17:21
tentacles,00:17:25
but in the genital area, it’s like there’s an00:17:28
octopus in all the porn, that is, she’s like a00:17:30
nun, a teacher,00:17:32
something else, just a dude [ __ ] an octopus,00:17:34
it turns out, well like you know how to show it00:17:37
at least masturbate or it's just00:17:39
funny No it's First you're like that00:17:41
then you're like that Well okay00:17:47
Well in short her anus is an octopus00:17:54
oh [ __ ] on my large ones it's00:18:04
not like no I also remember it's like it's00:18:07
on the vagina too00:18:16
AviaSales00:18:19
Is there an idea Guys, if you generally00:18:23
like this kind of interaction with me,00:18:25
after some time you can00:18:26
build a hangar on my ass for an airplane. Now this will00:18:29
have to be agreed upon with me. It will be like this00:18:31
on the back of the runway, which is in the00:18:34
ass,00:18:35
I don’t know why in the ass. Probably00:18:38
because this girl Octopus in the butt of the girl's ass Do00:18:51
you remember your first love exactly the00:18:55
moment when you thought about Probably it was00:18:58
her Well, the first relationship Probably it00:19:00
was the first love you didn't have there00:19:02
first love I'm not amorous00:19:06
I noticed not how to [ __ ] a husband it's a husband and00:19:09
my wife is not like you, I can’t find an approach at all,00:19:11
no, I’m just not falling in love, I’ve never00:19:14
had anything like that, I00:19:16
looked just like that and thought once, you know, it00:19:19
was just this one, my00:19:21
cringe relationship, remember I told you,00:19:24
we all know about them,00:19:26
no Well in short, the point is that00:19:29
the only time I can say00:19:31
that it was something like that, I00:19:33
looked at someone and I felt00:19:36
some kind of crush, it was a00:19:37
high school student at school,00:19:39
don’t remember whether it was told in my opinion or not00:19:42
When we replaced lessons I think they were,00:19:45
like, eighth grade there, and this is the00:19:48
day when the teachers leave and the lessons are taught to00:19:51
older people. Yes, and they taught us life safety and so he00:19:57
came, he didn’t care, he was late, he00:20:00
had this bang, which means it’s like this00:20:02
Bibirskaya one. this is the story and00:20:05
he showed his ass to our class like that, he00:20:09
pulled down his panties, I was like, oh,00:20:12
what kind of sauce, like, it feels like what he00:20:15
said, I don’t remember that00:20:18
show the ass was a joke, well, like, [ __ ] the kids,00:20:21
this is some kind of story00:20:23
and he told me it was so ingrained in my head that when I had00:20:27
already finished school it was what00:20:30
grade I was in, I was the eighth grader and what grade00:20:32
he was from, like an eleventh00:20:34
grader, an eighth grader, he came00:20:39
strange,00:20:40
and well, then you could already understand that00:20:44
it was00:20:45
me who was strange, but that was me only later And you decided that he was a00:20:48
Rebel, I decided that he was cool, and00:20:51
then when I was just 18,00:20:55
we somehow crossed paths00:20:58
and we kind of got into trouble. But this is the most00:21:02
complete Tarashan of course, this is the guy who00:21:04
had three credit cards, he00:21:07
closed one credit is different, he lived with his00:21:09
parents in a room there, well, like, no, he00:21:11
lived in his own room, but with his parents. And I’ll00:21:13
remind him if I was 18, he’s00:21:16
already two there. Well, he was the same age as me or a little00:21:18
younger. Well, it’s like he’s already a guy00:21:19
who should be00:21:21
and piggy bank,00:21:25
yes, this is my mother. It was the only relationship00:21:29
against which My mother was absolutely terrible00:21:32
and said no, if you’re with him, then that’s it, and she didn’t00:21:34
shoot in the wrong place at all,00:21:38
Ted and she shot at the relationship,00:21:40
and it turns out that00:21:43
I later understood. I later, when we00:21:47
broke up I was00:21:48
sad one day, it was a very ugly00:21:52
situation too, and the next day00:21:53
I didn’t care anymore. It’s normal. This means00:21:56
that I had no feelings. But there00:21:58
was some kind of addiction, that is, I was00:22:00
running after him for something. It was00:22:01
his birthday. he didn’t want something, he was too00:22:04
lazy to leave the house. I came to him myself00:22:05
for his birthday, he gave it to me, he00:22:08
took me out, he didn’t give me anything. And my00:22:10
mother writes to me like, Well, you see, she writes00:22:12
something as a gift, I’ll write no, she’s00:22:14
like, damn like you and I00:22:17
tell him, damn you, you didn’t give me anything00:22:19
from my friend, he was like Damn, yes, I’m00:22:22
sick Yes I Well, okay, I walked me00:22:26
home We went to the grocery store, he00:22:27
collected me a bag of funny treats like00:22:32
Kinder Ping there this whole story, I00:22:34
came happy, my mother showed it to me, my mother00:22:36
tells me like this, how are you00:22:38
doing? Normal00:22:42
And then, when naturally I was00:22:46
completely let go, I was like, [ __ ], what am I in for00:22:49
this, and then I remembered00:22:51
these emotions that I was in the seventh00:22:53
or eighth grade I’m like this00:22:56
Well, you just kind of closed some kind of00:22:59
hooked eye And so there’s00:23:02
no love at all Well, like, it doesn’t00:23:07
arise for me like this, that is, I00:23:08
may have some kind of pleasant feeling there00:23:10
But I won’t call it falling in love,00:23:13
she somehow I know all the time,00:23:16
It’s nice, it’s nice, and then I00:23:19
have a choice like I’ll go further into00:23:21
some strong feelings or I won’t go, for00:23:24
me it’s not 2, but for you if it’s divided into two,00:23:26
that is, like where it’s just00:23:28
interesting and then it’s serious feelings00:23:30
I have are three stages, the00:23:32
first stage is whether I want or don’t want to00:23:35
[ __ ] a person, the00:23:37
second stage, damn it seems I often want to00:23:40
[ __ ] him, I00:23:42
call this falling in love that I’m kind of possible, I’m00:23:44
falling in love, like probably, or the transition from the00:23:47
second to the 3rd where I’m the same about the possible,00:23:50
we need to start doing Well, like building00:23:53
some kind of relationship.00:23:55
I remember how I told you at this00:23:58
transitional stage that I00:24:02
was now at the turn of a safe zone, that00:24:05
it was possible to00:24:06
turn it off, it was possible to go further, I00:24:09
just when we started dating Polina,00:24:13
we I I realized that I’m closed It’s00:24:17
okay If you want to unlock00:24:20
Polina’s pose Collect 100 thousand likes00:24:31
What’s happening with the content I’m in awe00:24:34
okay we’ll figure it out later I didn’t00:24:38
treat Polina and Polina treated00:24:40
me like a serious00:24:42
dating material we were just like00:24:46
say00:24:47
sparring -partners, let’s call it that, and at00:24:52
some point they just began to understand00:24:53
that we had a great time spending time together,00:24:55
we like each other and it’s interesting for us to00:24:57
just communicate00:25:00
besides petting.00:25:03
I love it. In00:25:06
short, this went on for some time,00:25:09
at some point I felt that I was00:25:11
starting it seems that now is the moment00:25:14
when you can stop this or not even00:25:19
so,00:25:20
I began to feel that it can be00:25:22
left as well Yes When it can be00:25:23
left at the same level because that’s how I am, it00:25:25
seems to me An opportunity has appeared to00:25:28
float away, it seems, into something00:25:30
more serious internally and if00:25:33
suddenly it’s not mutual, here’s the desire to00:25:35
try to swim there, then I’m quite ready to00:25:38
stay at this level, but I need to00:25:40
understand, like,00:25:43
what thoughts did you have regarding this whole thing that was00:25:46
happening? I remember, I Pauline00:25:50
came.00:25:55
Is there an opportunity for you to00:25:58
develop this relationship and Polina crap00:26:01
because she thought that I was00:26:02
shifting the responsibility onto her In order to00:26:04
crookedly just then construct another question00:26:07
that you are from the00:26:08
Alya series, you gave me the options yourself, you are00:26:12
telling me Well, look if like you want it00:26:15
either shoots or you’re lying in a puddle No,00:26:19
you told me Well, if you want it’s like Okay, I’m00:26:22
kind of ready, I’m open, let’s go further Well,00:26:25
like, more serious But if you don’t00:26:27
need it, then don’t give a [ __ ] And I kind of sit there and00:26:29
think so, but I a man who,00:26:32
well, he doesn’t know what he wants, I have to decide,00:26:34
like we’re going and we’re not going, I don’t really want to, I00:26:36
want some kind of Well, of course, it00:26:40
would be more pleasant if you sat there and said, I00:26:42
feel the deepest feelings, but00:26:45
the problem was that I had them even00:26:47
then I didn’t experience it, I understood that they00:26:49
could start and you see, too, like, well, I did00:26:52
n’t want to, I did00:26:54
n’t want to be in a situation where I00:26:56
start to fall in love and then at some00:26:59
point I’ll tell you like I love you00:27:00
and then you’ll be like this, like stop, we’re00:27:04
just [ __ ] I’m like this Well,00:27:06
here I am, I’m a [ __ ]. I just wanted to understand on the shore00:27:09
whether you have room inside for00:27:16
Well, I meant space in your00:27:19
soul for this relationship to00:27:22
become something more and naturally I00:27:24
was nervous because this is a stupid conversation00:27:26
[ __ ] like And you can love me in00:27:30
the future so like approximately well you00:27:34
see everything has grown together everything is good but we00:27:36
stalled a little there in this dialogue but00:27:39
in principle we decided quickly enough00:27:40
because I was thinking how to [ __ ]00:27:43
make decisions for the two of us so you00:27:45
say Like I have feelings if00:27:47
this is the case, we had the same story with00:27:50
moving in with me, that you were waiting for me to00:27:53
tell you something like move in with me, but I did00:27:56
n’t do that and you, we started00:27:58
discussing this at some point and you said I00:28:00
would like it to you kind of invited me,00:28:03
called me Yes, I told you, you understand And00:28:05
I’m answering you for the category Like if you00:28:08
want, I’ll be glad And you’re like, no, that won’t do00:28:11
I tried to explain to you that00:28:12
this is [ __ ] up, what an important decision This is your00:28:15
life, it00:28:16
wasn’t like that Zai I I remember that we00:28:19
discussed this, that on the contrary, I remember that I didn’t00:28:21
want to move in with you No, that’s00:28:23
not why you didn’t want to move in with me,00:28:25
you didn’t want to move in with me00:28:26
Because you wanted to live in Moscow and I00:28:29
was in St. Petersburg No, I didn’t want to move00:28:32
Because I really liked living00:28:33
alone this [ __ ] up really nice I don’t00:28:37
know I was sad at first00:28:39
but I got a cat something like an00:28:43
animal helps a lot they00:28:46
take away this feeling of loneliness is completely00:28:48
absent, well, that is, I didn’t feel00:28:50
lonely and so I lived without an animal for three months.00:28:54
And three months later I got a00:28:56
cat and it was absolutely amazing. Now00:28:59
you live with two animals and00:29:05
we had a demo version with my cat. It’s00:29:08
temporary. My mom won’t give me the cat back.00:29:12
Well, his health doesn’t allow it,00:29:15
so I at first I was just scared00:29:18
that I was so [ __ ] how long it took me00:29:20
to collect this whole feeling of00:29:24
integrity when you are alone And when you are with00:29:28
someone it is still the same when you00:29:30
live alone And when with someone it is different00:29:32
That is, this too it’s cool, but it’s00:29:35
a little different, well, it’s understandable that00:29:37
you feel differently, and there’s a thrill in that, and there00:29:41
’s a buzz in that, and he and you also00:29:43
often discussed this, that one of the factors00:29:47
why this relationship in general00:29:50
worked out for us, and it seems to be so far00:29:52
today they are healthy,00:29:57
let’s see, and00:29:59
this is the moment that we both lived00:30:03
alone Well, and the moment that we had00:30:06
experience there with different partners. I’m incredibly00:30:10
happy there when I hear stories about how00:30:12
I have close friends who are in their00:30:15
first relationship there. kiss,00:30:18
first sex and they are still together and00:30:21
some of them have children, but I see how00:30:25
there they are, they are all about our same age, they are00:30:27
starting to have no experience there of00:30:31
living00:30:32
independently with other partners,00:30:34
I was there and they are starting to have three and they00:30:38
really want to keep relationship and love00:30:41
each other and you seem to be with such Damn, it00:30:44
seems this is the story when00:30:46
they met and you just know how you00:30:48
can even romanticize that they didn’t00:30:50
get dirty there in this vice, they didn’t00:30:53
do anything with anyone there, that they were kind of00:30:55
created each other but00:30:57
he becomes a problem because it00:30:59
starts to bother you so much you think Damn, that there is00:31:01
still life and maybe life00:31:04
could be different at all I don’t even know00:31:06
what I wouldn’t try so00:31:09
many people disagree there with me Mom00:31:10
told me I remember there in there when00:31:14
everyone got married there too. This is about the same00:31:15
age as ours that they separated there for00:31:17
a year, that guy lived with a girl, another00:31:21
girl with another guy and then00:31:23
got back together, but they still needed00:31:25
this kind of moment of comparison, yes,00:31:28
because when you don’t have this experience,00:31:30
you start to fantasize and it’s because you do00:31:33
n’t know how. Maybe you00:31:35
start to imagine what if it happens like this,00:31:36
just perfect. What00:31:39
if everyone around you is talking about it, friends of00:31:42
some sort converge and diverge? Everyone has00:31:44
different stages there you know, sprees are not00:31:46
sprees and you’re like Damn, I kind of00:31:49
sit and sit like that. That is, you need to have a00:31:52
very strong support and internal00:31:54
internal such psychological00:31:56
stability, they won’t fall for it, well, it’s00:32:00
hard not to doubt your choice,00:32:02
considering that you’re doing it the00:32:05
first time And how many people are there on00:32:08
the planet? That is, you, well, purely by logic You00:32:11
understand that, well, it’s unlikely that this is really00:32:15
your soul mate, that this is the ideal00:32:17
Partner for you Because you kind of00:32:20
poked Well, you know, the first time, that is, this00:32:24
happens, it really happens often00:32:26
But even if what’s the problem Even00:32:28
if the first time you fell right into your00:32:31
soul mate, that person with whom you are00:32:33
perfectly cool with each other, you have00:32:35
because the first time the brain00:32:37
still starts to draw something like00:32:38
damn, what if it’s like not 90 percent00:32:41
match A type 40 and there are more and better00:32:45
types and you naturally also00:32:48
have the feeling that you00:32:50
have lived a life, you know, like you haven’t learned a00:32:53
bunch of things Well, yes, you want00:32:56
to get some kind of experience, some kind of worthless plus to everything,00:32:58
the longer you are together the more you00:33:02
have at this moment just relatedness00:33:04
and the surname please, I don’t as if it’s00:33:09
not necessary as if you’re actually straight00:33:12
from my family then you’ll become if I don’t know00:33:14
I’m basically as if I didn’t want to take00:33:18
the surname to be honest not because what am I thinking00:33:20
about there, in short, for me it’s just00:33:23
hard for me, so when this question arose,00:33:26
I just physically felt that I didn’t00:33:29
want to change my last name because here I am, that’s00:33:31
you. I don’t understand why they should00:33:35
call me something else. part of00:33:37
your name should become mine,00:33:39
like yes, even It’s not about you, I’m just not, well,00:33:42
that is, even if at some00:33:44
point, not because I’m getting married,00:33:46
but just scala But now everyone there,00:33:48
like 10 years, you owe me if they00:33:51
give us American citizenship,00:33:53
for example, we need to enter it there, it00:33:57
will make it easier for both the child there and me, if00:34:00
we have children, it will make life easier, then I00:34:03
will change it, but in that period of time, plus on top of00:34:06
everything, it was basically hemorrhoids00:34:08
because of the viscus because of the documents we00:34:10
were supposed to leave soon, but if it had00:34:12
n’t been for this, I would hardly have changed. To be00:34:14
honest, I don’t know. Although very often I hear00:34:18
[ __ ] the world, men, I often hear a story00:34:22
about the fact that this is also not your00:34:24
last name, your father’s last name. [ __ ]00:34:27
yeah. Well, I was born here, my name was Polina00:34:30
Chistyakova. I don’t understand, that is, I don’t want to00:34:32
come up with another signature, I don’t want to come up00:34:34
with a surname, your surname. No, but you00:34:38
always change it, you can’t. It was00:34:42
just my Natasha who came and came to this00:34:47
passport office and they said this is yours.00:34:49
Now you’re signing, but you can’t00:34:52
sign like it was in the previous00:34:53
passport, she stood there for 15 in 10 minutes00:34:57
How stupid I remember a dash at least00:35:00
something should add a normal00:35:01
signature I came up with when you got a passport Oh00:35:03
this was my hobby I was in class I00:35:06
came up with signatures they told me the surname the00:35:09
name I said, come on, I’ll00:35:10
give you different ones now And so I sat there if I00:35:13
came up with, well, like, she’s not super00:35:15
beautiful, but I came up with one that’s00:35:16
convenient for me quickly, but I’ll wake up right away, I’ll screw her up, so00:35:19
I came up with my own00:35:23
signature, she’s a [ __ ] She looks like00:35:25
[ __ ] cardiogram and00:35:27
every time in all00:35:30
instances where they required00:35:32
my signature from me, I just did random00:35:36
crap. It never looked like my00:35:39
signature on my passport and everyone is accepted like that.00:35:41
I have some kind of force in reality,00:35:44
if like, well, if it happens there’s00:35:47
some kind of problem, they’ll put you in prison and they’ll give it to00:35:51
you. And how much of a situation in general, how much of a situation00:35:54
should there be in the world, these are the00:35:57
ones with such a danger for me, no, they’ll put you00:36:00
in prison, I meant with a leaf and you00:36:03
’ll be by hand. There they’ll look. In short,00:36:05
all the options someday you when your00:36:07
hand isn’t [ __ ] up when it’s already00:36:09
[ __ ] up like what it looks like sometimes I00:36:11
do [ __ ] on purpose This kind of thing00:36:14
I don’t hold on to this document I’m00:36:18
actually very glad I want to00:36:21
congratulate you on the first episode of our00:36:23
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talk about the first love and00:38:31
at least I want to ask you Do00:38:35
you remember what it was,00:38:38
this was the first relationship Or did you just fall in00:38:41
love with someone, I still can’t understand00:38:43
what to consider being in love,00:38:47
probably everything that happened at school I’m00:38:50
just hormones, so don’t talk to me,00:38:54
I was [ __ ] up by hormones very much And this00:38:58
bottom is just [ __ ] up, that is, you00:39:00
can’t sit in a chair with us, some of the00:39:02
boys couldn’t cope with it so much00:39:04
that they jerked off in the back parks right in class,00:39:09
no, just that she turned away dog00:39:13
So, in general, to this issue of00:39:17
the existence of boys and girls here at00:39:21
school in the same classes during a time when00:39:23
hormones are seething, to be honest, this is horror,00:39:26
horror, and I think it was only maybe a00:39:31
year ago00:39:34
because this is severe harassment, this is00:39:38
then this then, in short, I00:39:41
partially agree with you and on the other00:39:44
side, being on the other side does00:39:47
n’t affect you That is, the situation here, I00:39:51
studied with the same team,00:39:53
plus or minus 1 to 11th grade, I went through all the00:39:57
stages of boys of puberty, a00:39:59
situation in which you00:40:02
are sitting at your desk during recess and someone00:40:06
comes up to you from behind and they touch your chest like that,00:40:08
just like that, and the00:40:10
police officer talks about it, it seems like boobs, but no, they started, and00:40:13
so they start00:40:15
discussing your breasts in front of you in front of the whole class; they00:40:18
could have grabbed me.00:40:20
Well, that is, it actually even sounds00:40:23
a little scary. They could have00:40:25
grabbed me like that. so they kind of00:40:26
held me by the crotch, twisted me on the ass, they00:40:29
just smacked me constantly and I, well, I don’t00:40:33
remember mine at that moment in my sick00:40:36
child’s brain. Probably it was like00:40:39
Attention, this is attention and and and as if00:40:43
yes and the joke is00:40:45
you see what’s going on boys at this00:40:49
age something starts to happen to us00:40:51
Well, it’s clear that Well then we do00:40:53
n’t understand what’s starting to00:40:54
happen to us and we become these,00:40:57
you know, hungry dogs and hunger00:41:01
appears that you00:41:04
haven’t felt before, meaning a shade of hunger,00:41:06
that is, not in terms of what you are, in short, you00:41:09
begin to really need things that00:41:11
you never wanted before and you don’t00:41:13
know what to do with it, you don’t even00:41:14
fully understand what you need, you’re still00:41:16
too small to actually00:41:18
have sex or, like, build a00:41:19
relationship, you don’t you understand how to build00:41:22
relationships and generally have sex, in00:41:24
general, what do you need and the00:41:28
only thing you can do at this moment,00:41:30
well, like at this age, is to00:41:32
run up and give it to the ass and pretend00:41:36
that it’s a joke, but at the moment when your00:41:38
hand, you know, broke, touches your00:41:41
ass like that00:41:44
you come home and think about it, that is,00:41:47
you’re like,00:41:48
This is [ __ ] up, I understand how this can00:41:50
traumatize the girls. But believe me,00:41:53
not the most pleasant thing happens to the boys,00:41:55
like we ourselves feel bad. Well, at that00:41:58
moment, I don’t think that this one can just be00:42:00
put on the same scale.00:42:03
because well, that’s the kind of feeling when00:42:06
you have this violation of a physical boundary, that00:42:09
is, of course, I understand that it [ __ ] up00:42:11
hormones, but still transfer it00:42:15
to the modern world, that I came up to00:42:18
a stranger and took over life, I00:42:20
wouldn’t want it, I would like it, what if my00:42:22
daughter, let’s say there would be such a story. Well,00:42:24
that is, I would like it to be a00:42:26
serious conversation, you see what’s the matter, I’m00:42:29
just not for you now. You can say I00:42:32
wanted to say that the difference is that,00:42:34
as far as I understand, in America,00:42:35
let’s say, there has been sex00:42:37
education for quite a long time and here00:42:40
I even wanted to say in the other direction00:42:42
that Yes, it’s cool, it seems like there is sex00:42:45
education here and all that, but00:42:46
here young people [ __ ] much earlier than00:42:48
us because00:42:52
Yes, you’re a simple example of the series Euphoria,00:42:55
I understand that I’ve lost it, I can’t judge,00:42:58
nevertheless, everything I’ve heard from people00:43:00
who study here, like teenagers and00:43:03
that’s it. They’re like, sex really00:43:05
starts here much earlier and it’s00:43:08
openly discussed in pop culture.00:43:09
It’s present.00:43:10
Even if it starts. Even if we00:43:14
had some statistics and we00:43:16
found out that two to three. years Previously, what is00:43:18
important here is what he is like if he is from00:43:22
what they are discussing Even if he Previously I00:43:25
don’t understand Oh it’s possible there this00:43:27
feeling to be satisfied with sex there00:43:29
it gets to them faster if he is00:43:31
safe if he himself is consent if they00:43:34
know how it is there, like competently, it’s00:43:36
better to do it all than when00:43:38
you got hit in the ass a couple of times. Well, no,00:43:41
I’m not comparing what we have with you, that00:43:44
no one studied at school. We00:43:45
always had these girls here.00:43:48
at the age of 16 they got pregnant at my school, wait,00:43:53
I came up with a [ __ ] show00:43:57
You know what the name was,00:44:01
I came up with it and started00:44:05
telling a story about the fact that I have a00:44:08
class before the first grade, these00:44:11
preschoolers are preschoolers When you just00:44:14
walk around in front of the distribution in short by00:44:17
class you have there some kind of00:44:20
preparatory and then we just, well,00:44:25
that is, the flow of children was not yet about this00:44:28
here in and for some reason it was the00:44:31
other way around for us And the class was the most These were from00:44:35
dysfunctional families and all sorts of rejected00:44:37
children were I was in this was just the00:44:41
best class, it was considered Well, like, because of00:44:43
how these children who studied so let’s00:44:46
say, I’m just these two00:44:49
boys, they were later just in the00:44:51
class, the00:44:52
lesson ends, something we00:44:55
folded some origami there and In the end, the00:44:58
lesson ends, I’m getting ready for something, I’m00:45:02
putting everything in a bag,00:45:03
of course, even the thought at that moment00:45:06
was not that there was something, some kind of sex,00:45:08
something else, that is, I’m 6 years old and they’re00:45:12
squeezing me, well, that is like six years old Well,00:45:16
it turns out that in the seventh grade you go to the00:45:18
first grade, it was in the sixth at the age of 600:45:20
and they give me two desks, I00:45:22
get up like this and they00:45:24
close two aisles for me like this and stand up00:45:27
like this and says00:45:29
let’s go let's have sex there in the bushes,00:45:33
I'm standing there, the00:45:35
bushes don't correspond to your level,00:45:38
it's definitely not at all and I'm standing there, I'm00:45:42
like your weather Yes, we've00:45:44
just finished classes together, he's six00:45:46
years old and he says to me: Let's go have sex in the00:45:48
bushes I say I don't want to And they start00:45:51
4 [ __ ] up let's [ __ ] 6 years It's powerful Yes00:45:55
I tell them no In the end I somehow leave there00:45:57
I don't remember how I'll remember later00:46:00
only Memories I go up to my mom I00:46:01
say Mom Vitalik and Sasha told me let's00:46:05
go [ __ ] in the bushes at my mom's like00:46:09
this her eyes are filled with blood She00:46:10
goes to these people, they are00:46:13
changing their tights there, you know, a wipe like this,00:46:16
she goes into the bushes and there are two schoolchildren without00:46:21
anyone, like this,00:46:23
she does this, she goes to their mothers, who00:46:25
tie their shoes with laces, and I’m00:46:28
right there with my mother like that and their mothers were00:46:31
like, yes, you wanted something, the mother00:46:33
said something like that, let them do what they were going to00:46:35
do, I told them, well, in short, I00:46:39
said something normal there, I don’t remember00:46:40
these things anymore, what they were going to do00:46:43
with me. Let me do this first.00:46:45
Oh,00:46:48
here they are, and their mother immediately went home to protect them,00:46:52
son Yes, you were saying that he didn’t [ __ ],00:46:56
he couldn’t say that, these00:46:59
two bolts start crying,00:47:01
like that, my mother is like that Yes, yes,00:47:04
you want to say that my child just00:47:05
came up with a [ __ ] idea and came like this after00:47:07
origami, by the way, they didn’t offer to have sex00:47:09
Well, in short, she stood up for me and00:47:13
then they studied with me for a long time, they00:47:15
were always like that Damn, it’s cool that00:47:18
mom stood up for you, thank God, I remember00:47:21
For me, dad, when he stood up00:47:25
for me, left such a scar on me But this is00:47:30
not connected at all with sex story I’ve already00:47:33
told it many times I don’t know it’s like all00:47:35
my [ __ ] stories I don’t give a [ __ ] how many years I’ve been on00:47:37
the Internet You probably also know00:47:40
I lived in Voronezh in the Northern district00:47:45
with my dad and mom I’m still small I have00:47:48
n’t even gone to school yet I took bread loaf00:47:53
fresh fresh edge of a loaf I00:47:55
'm eating a loaf I think I wonder what's00:47:58
going on in the yard I look out the window00:48:00
down there but we're also somewhere on the sixth floor In short00:48:03
I look out of the window with bread there's00:48:05
a man standing there and he's doing this00:48:09
I'm like Yes it's probably not for me and him00:48:13
like that00:48:16
I don’t understand he’s pointing00:48:18
his finger at me I’m like that’s how I did it to him I’m00:48:23
like00:48:25
straight He’s evil and he’ll buy a healthy evil00:48:29
straight [ __ ] I don’t understand like that but it’s00:48:32
some kind of mistake00:48:34
stupidity00:48:39
after a while [ __ ] The doorbell rings00:48:42
I so [ __ ] your mother A guy came from the street00:48:45
Crazy and dad, before00:48:47
going to open the door I say dad00:48:49
Listen, I waved my fist at the guy at the window00:48:52
Maybe it was him00:48:56
I hid in the corridor and just like that I00:48:59
fell downstairs and looked out to look so00:49:02
that I couldn’t be seen dad00:49:05
this dick opens the door, I hear00:49:07
that in my opinion he says something like00:49:10
your son threw bread at me, I was like that And00:49:14
I hid and but I don’t have the opportunity,00:49:16
I can’t look like Dad, this is [ __ ] This is00:49:19
complete [ __ ] But I really didn’t throw00:49:21
bread then there’s like, well, I00:49:24
grew up in this religious family; for me,00:49:26
throwing bread is kind of a sin. So, in short, my dad00:49:30
defended me, he was looking for him, like Come on, I00:49:32
understand you. Go, like, well, in short, he somehow00:49:37
stood up for me00:49:38
from the category of like, that my son didn’t throw00:49:41
bread, but dude Well, like, he was sure that they00:49:43
threw him bread And he was like, [ __ ], Well,00:49:45
this is nonsense. Well, I’m probably crazy, I00:49:47
didn’t understand what was going on at all,00:49:50
and my dad looked at me with such a look00:49:53
that he was like, [ __ ] you, you threw bread, I was like, I00:49:56
swear, I didn’t00:49:58
believe it. But I’m like, how can I prove that00:50:01
it’s not me? Well, because in general, everything00:50:03
fits. I was eating bread, some dick came,00:50:05
like, in general,00:50:07
and in short, after a week, I’m walking in00:50:10
the yard, I look up at our windows, and there’s00:50:13
my friend with whom we were walking on the floor on00:50:17
the site, a neighbor like on the 2 floors or like00:50:18
above or below lives bread and laughs and I00:50:23
think he throws bread at me, I say00:50:25
wait, I scream at him a few days ago I00:50:29
threw this, [ __ ], I remember I’m like00:50:34
what a crazy coincidence that the guy was eating00:50:37
bread Well, like a specific thing to00:50:40
eat in terms of you know, as if it’s not a00:50:42
sandwich, not even that it’s just a piece of00:50:45
dick haval bread was thrown out of the window like00:50:49
hit, hid and just like that I00:50:52
wonder what’s going on there on the floor00:50:55
above, I go out with the same bread like00:50:57
how much this Well, you know, I came under00:50:59
attack for absolutely no reason. We also00:51:02
threw ourselves from the balcony with a friend, we00:51:04
soaked these sheets of newspaper so that it00:51:08
would be like papier-mâché. I don’t know, it’s just that the00:51:11
newspapers are soaking. This is the crap we threw00:51:14
at passers-by. Is it difficult for you with me? to live in00:51:17
everyday life00:51:18
drinking gone [ __ ] him let him drink00:51:22
Well, well, it’s dripping with water Damn,00:51:25
Polina has it, she00:51:28
can’t cope with herself at all Here’s a dog00:51:31
if he drinks, if suddenly after that he’s00:51:33
dripping and water is dripping from the edges of his mouth00:51:37
onto the floor this is a problem like Polina is00:51:40
shaking all over, look how much effort she is making00:51:42
on herself now so as not to00:51:45
break into a fight, I don’t understand, I’m00:51:48
not that kind of person at all, I’m like that, well, [ __ ]00:51:49
Well, it’ll drip and [ __ ] it, it’ll dry, I’ll wipe it off later,00:51:53
but now we’re filming00:51:55
under a question because you can’t00:51:58
calm down Well, like,00:52:01
come on, there’s a chance that he’s00:52:04
now licking the bowl and he won’t00:52:07
be dripping so much00:52:11
[laughter]00:52:15
How do you get such00:52:18
cleanliness that you don’t look like a00:52:20
person who’s shaking so much at00:52:26
all when I watched you on00:52:30
the Internet for a long time You look like you00:52:32
were dirty00:52:35
No,00:52:37
actually for a long time before you00:52:40
started running a Youtube channel as00:52:42
actively as now it00:52:44
was created from your social networks Well, you have a00:52:48
different impression00:52:52
Well, honestly, I really thought that you Well,00:52:55
if without jokes I thought that you were just a00:52:57
stupid beauty like that,00:52:59
[ __ ] you, you wrote to me.00:53:01
I just didn’t think that you would be my wife, I had00:53:08
enough stupid beauties at that moment in time.00:53:12
Well, if00:53:15
Wait, the fact that the drooling of00:53:18
the rocket irritates me is somehow in a way speaks about00:53:20
my intelligence No, it’s not about intelligence, it’s00:53:22
just cleanliness, as if the fact00:53:25
that you clean your apartment doesn’t00:53:27
know00:53:28
with what you said with the fact that I looked like TP,00:53:31
I’m not in this regard, I mean that00:53:34
cleanliness is the same as yours what are you00:53:37
wearing there, like dust, you're a little like00:53:40
Monica And you look like Rachel, you know00:53:42
what I mean, that's what I mean,00:53:45
well, dust doesn't annoy me, it00:53:48
annoys me, dirty floors really00:53:52
bother me when there are some stains,00:53:55
some stains, you can't get divorced there00:53:58
it turns out, yes, and I connect this with the way00:54:04
I think with the fact that when I grew up in00:54:07
an apartment there until I was 18 years old with my mother00:54:10
and grandparents, since I lived00:54:13
there with my grandparents, there were such main00:54:16
characters. They were not the same as they00:54:21
are. Grandfather B Basically, in short, he’s not the00:54:23
cleanest person. He’s very nice, I00:54:25
love him very much, but he’s a typical grandfather00:54:27
who00:54:28
doesn’t really like it when it’s clean.00:54:32
And you’re on the outside, when we haven’t even started00:54:36
stirring things up yet, if I looked to you like00:54:40
Just beautiful and stupid, I didn’t think that you were00:54:43
really stupid I just didn’t think that you were00:54:46
such a deep person00:54:49
[music]00:54:51
Well, that is, yes, I perceived you as something more00:54:53
superficial than that and I didn’t think00:54:55
that you were stupid, but I just thought that you were an00:54:57
alcoholic00:54:58
at that moment, no. At that moment it00:55:01
was so00:55:02
there was a period when I00:55:05
tried harder, but in fairness, I00:55:07
probably wouldn’t say that I ever lost control at least once in my00:55:10
life. That is, I had00:55:13
periods when I just drank much harder00:55:15
than now,00:55:17
but it’s still never something straight. What’s00:55:19
your lifestyle? you’re in this, you00:55:22
know 24/7, so it’s when00:55:27
I was just watching in 2000 which 19 years it00:55:31
was probably like this No, I’ve known you00:55:35
since what year From 17 probably well, what about we,00:55:38
we saw each other all the time at00:55:40
events at some- some news on00:55:42
which Well, like, do nothing00:55:44
except drink Well, I went to your00:55:48
insta channel there a couple of times and there it stinks of00:55:51
fumes on the page00:55:54
No, well, in short, yes, when we started to00:55:58
seriously stir things up, I realized that00:56:00
you have a problem with there are no problems with this, that is,00:56:02
calmly on some where In general, you don’t have to00:56:05
drink, you won’t drink; it’s funny00:56:07
that we both have00:56:10
very strong father figures in the family.00:56:13
Probably they are alcoholics, so to00:56:16
speak,00:56:17
I’m a grandfather, you’re a dad, and we’re00:56:21
not turned on booze, that is, how00:56:26
can such a strong example of a00:56:29
person who drinks alcohol and00:56:31
clearly has problems with it work? Well, there are00:56:35
two ways how this can work, the00:56:36
first is like you and me, that we are like oh00:56:39
[ __ ] me, I feel so uncomfortable00:56:41
all the time -for this I felt that I00:56:43
myself didn’t want to be the source of this, you know,00:56:45
not for anyone around, or if it were00:56:49
possible that it didn’t cross some line of00:56:50
our discomfort, it could, on the contrary,00:56:53
serve as a role model, you know, for us.00:56:56
I think it’s basically explained there from the point of view of science00:57:00
that it is really00:57:02
believed that there is a00:57:04
gene for alcoholism, I don’t know how00:57:08
justified or unfounded this is, but often00:57:10
I have seen some studies about this, but it00:57:13
seems to me that you are either00:57:16
doing it out of spite, as you know, or you are looking for a00:57:20
man who is very00:57:21
similar to his father in the case of a girl or it’s super00:57:24
opposite and it seems to me that here it’s00:57:27
just 50/50. That is,00:57:31
on my mother’s side, no one smokes00:57:34
cigarettes, but on my dad’s side, well, everyone00:57:37
smokes cigarettes and that’s why I Well, it’s00:57:40
as if here you know the choice for by me00:57:41
Judging by the fact that this is00:57:45
inherited, but it seems to me that,00:57:48
in principle, it depends on the mobility of the psyche00:57:50
how much you are prone to this. Well,00:57:54
I am prone to addictions. That is, I am not very00:57:56
prone to addictions. I know this about00:57:58
myself,00:58:00
if a person is dependent, you know00:58:03
codependent relationships. what is the type of00:58:05
addiction and so on, so he can00:58:07
fall into one of these pits, easily00:58:09
codependent relationships are much more difficult for00:58:11
the ear, you might think that this is Love Yes,00:58:15
because you cannot understand How00:58:18
codependency differs from just00:58:20
ordinary relationships in which there are00:58:22
problems, you know what with alcoholism in the00:58:24
same way, I, it seems to us that00:58:27
alcoholism is when I fell into a puddle, they00:58:31
shot me. That’s me somewhere out there.00:58:33
Lying on the side of the road, in fact,00:58:36
alcoholism, alcoholism can also be so00:58:39
superficial, unnoticeable, and I’m00:58:43
how old I am now, 27 years old and my00:58:45
the environment begins to mature and your00:58:47
environment begins to mature and you and I00:58:48
begin to notice that from the00:58:51
fact that this was a fun00:58:53
pastime, it becomes a00:58:55
problem for some that they do not00:58:56
notice And when you support a00:59:00
person in this and just look at it from the outside00:59:02
You begin to catch on00:59:04
Especially when you came across in childhood00:59:08
and saw some examples of how this happens00:59:09
No one turned at the snap of a finger00:59:12
into Well, into an alcoholic you know00:59:16
this classic image everyone started00:59:19
somehow gradually in groups of parties then that’s it00:59:21
and then bam and you’re already there00:59:24
how old are you 60 years old and you’re this grandfather or00:59:28
there’s this woman whose face00:59:30
looks like uh as if it’s00:59:32
made of inflated balloons unfortunately yes that’s why00:59:34
I’m actually00:59:38
glad that it’s like I’m cutting off the moment00:59:41
Although00:59:42
I remember my period there too00:59:46
20 years In short, my entire first year,00:59:48
second year, I had a great time there,00:59:51
I generally had a good time there, for a long time I couldn’t00:59:54
be in company at all if I didn’t,00:59:58
you know, drink at least one cocktail,01:00:00
now I can’t always and often because of01:00:03
this I’m not in company because that01:00:04
I understand that let’s say I don’t want to drink I01:00:08
know that I started to notice, but in everyone’s01:00:10
company there is always either one or01:00:13
several friends, very close ones, who01:00:15
obviously have an imbalance with alcohol or01:00:20
weed, let’s talk about alcohol01:00:22
because this is the simplest example and01:00:26
with age in short01:00:28
moments When you just meet01:00:30
like the good old days You can just hang01:00:33
out at someone’s01:00:35
house for no reason, just sit there, watch01:00:37
some jokes on the Internet,01:00:38
get drunk or just kind of pass the time, there01:00:41
are fewer and fewer of them due to the fact01:00:45
that there is01:00:46
work the work is01:00:48
overwhelming, some everyday01:00:51
moments, in short, the only thing is how01:00:54
can you support your comrade there in01:00:57
Well, like in this state, it’s not to01:01:00
contribute to the fact that he doesn’t01:01:03
support, not to support him in01:01:05
his problem, but the problem is that for01:01:09
him it’s not the problem is no, that’s not even the case01:01:11
when you see him because01:01:14
you haven’t gotten drunk before. You when you01:01:16
meet with friends, on the contrary, you01:01:18
want to get drunk with them and hang out and01:01:21
you kind of get drunk with them,01:01:24
including with this person,01:01:25
you force it. events and then you kind of01:01:29
go back to your normal life When where are01:01:31
you in which you don’t really drink and he01:01:33
continues to drink And you feel in01:01:35
short that you don’t have the right to look for them, you’ll01:01:39
leave Because you’re a [ __ ] yourself, you’re01:01:42
used to spending time with him like that, including01:01:44
you put it into it and at a party where01:01:47
all your friends are going to get drunk and01:01:49
talk, but today you don’t go too hard, this is some kind of hypocritical01:01:51
[ __ ], because01:01:52
it’s clear that according to the logic of things, you01:01:55
can say, but I have no problem with this,01:01:56
you have, like Slow down,01:01:59
you can’t say it at all because,01:02:01
in principle, it’s none of your business, even if01:02:03
it’s your close friend. Well, that’s not how to01:02:06
formulate it. Not that it’s none of your business in01:02:07
terms of the fact that you’re not his parents to,01:02:11
well, stop him somehow, especially if01:02:15
he fun There are a lot of people whose01:02:17
position I do what brings me01:02:19
pleasure and how, since everyone is still01:02:22
young, how to give up01:02:24
drugs at the same time01:02:25
The truth Well, you see, the problem in01:02:29
all this is not that you can’t drink,01:02:31
you can’t smoke, but because you’re in at the moment01:02:35
you don’t feel the harm of being still a bore01:02:38
In general, I’m reluctant at all because, well, I01:02:42
feel these changes in myself because,01:02:44
well, I was really very cheerful, that is,01:02:48
during this period of my life you and I didn’t01:02:51
communicate at all, we got hooked01:02:54
a little bit, we got hooked on01:02:58
ours Listen, it seems to me that maybe this01:03:01
happened precisely because we01:03:03
met each other, because01:03:05
Polina and I discussed this many times,01:03:08
as soon as we sort of realized01:03:11
that we loved each other and started living01:03:14
together. Our desire really decreased greatly.01:03:18
Well, like, I lost the desire to go01:03:21
to some parties in some Barys.01:03:25
I think that, but I see a psychological moment01:03:29
in this. Because most likely it’s like01:03:31
this in hindsight.01:03:33
Well, that means, remembering all sorts of my parties,01:03:37
probably a01:03:38
large percentage of why I went and01:03:44
wanted to go to these movements was that01:03:46
I’m so damn what if I01:03:49
meet someone but the01:03:50
choice No, you know what, like some kind of adventure01:03:54
that I see someone or01:03:57
get to know someone Well, yes, and in the end you,01:04:00
of course, And when you and I found01:04:04
each other and are like that Well, it’s like,01:04:07
yes, I haven’t [ __ ] anyone yet. Exhale. Well,01:04:10
like, I don’t want to look for anyone, that01:04:13
is, how to say01:04:15
this desire. In short, it seems to me that01:04:19
this [music]01:04:21
drive that moves you to all these01:04:23
Adventures it is partly01:04:27
due to hormones, partly due to the fact that,01:04:30
like, you want to find yourself to meet the01:04:34
same one or the same one And when you01:04:38
already meet him or her you are like that, well, everything in01:04:41
general But this question is closed for you,01:04:43
plus, on top of everything,01:04:45
the body is already - the other one processes01:04:48
alcohol after washing for 25 years and you are01:04:53
physiologically, first of all,01:04:55
unable to bear that load of alcohol and,01:04:58
in principle, this dance. This is this01:05:00
airy room in the crowd, this is01:05:03
pushing and plus to everything you already01:05:05
begin to do something. The older01:05:07
you get acquire status Well,01:05:09
internally, at least you are like that, but01:05:11
somehow I don’t want to01:05:13
rub up there with the kids on the dance floor, it seems01:05:15
like it’s cool and I want to be a01:05:18
cool youth, but it seems like I already want to01:05:20
just go, because of this, honestly, we01:05:23
started go more often to strip clubs Together,01:05:26
that is, the eyelashes are hooked In short Yes, we01:05:30
began to01:05:31
go together more often, oh together, in short, our01:05:35
leisure time with friends has now looked01:05:38
lately not like going to a club, but01:05:41
like going to a strip club Yes, because I do01:05:43
n’t want to dance, there are very01:05:46
moments that01:05:48
Well, the main ones. What advantages did I highlight? The01:05:51
first is that you can sit there01:05:54
and dance. That is, you dance and there,01:05:58
well, you always have a table, you can01:06:00
sit there. There is, as a rule, in my opinion.01:06:04
Wherever we ate, the food was delicious; at01:06:07
that time I smoked. hookahs were01:06:09
always there hookahs01:06:10
Yes, what are the advantages like, unlike clubs, you can01:06:14
sit and eat there, you can01:06:16
talk there, you can touch your boobs,01:06:19
what else is the most important thing that’s cool in a01:06:22
strip club, essentially it’s a bar in which01:06:25
there are01:06:27
girls who entertain you and that’s01:06:29
not even the point the fact that they are dancing naked there01:06:31
or something else, but the fact that they are01:06:35
dictated by their profession is that they01:06:37
have to01:06:40
win you over and make01:06:43
you leave as much money there as possible, because of01:06:45
this, cool, motivated girls just sit down with you01:06:48
often01:06:51
if you're lucky01:06:53
and somehow spends time with you01:06:55
involved, in short there he offers to01:06:58
drink karaoke there while he sometimes has01:07:00
some kind of show sometimes shows boobs too01:07:04
fun01:07:05
I'm all everywhere always I tell them I01:07:09
love to play them tracks that are inappropriate01:07:11
so that they are on stage under they danced, it’s01:07:13
super, I’m still hanging out with them, [ __ ] how you were01:07:17
suffocated one of the last times01:07:20
Cook because it’s about tax01:07:22
returns, this is [ __ ], we came to the01:07:25
strip club to relax, our whole01:07:27
group just got drunk, the01:07:30
girls got hooked and [ __ ] some super01:07:34
stuffy It was evening and one of them just01:07:36
loaded Polina like that, at some point I was talking01:07:38
to someone, out of the corner of my ear I hear01:07:40
that there’s a [ __ ] woman asking Polina about the forms of a tax woman,01:07:42
I was such a [ __ ] thing to01:07:45
do, I saved a01:07:49
video for you for a while, this is some kind of video separate01:07:51
section In our podcast we watch01:07:53
videos from the Internet and show them to you01:07:56
friends,01:07:58
yes01:08:01
this is by the way to talk about how you get01:08:04
sick when01:08:07
Damn they actually burned his face I’m01:08:10
worried about him how he was then01:08:11
bullied you understand that in this video01:08:14
he’s standing and jerking off no no he’s standing01:08:18
in front of a white wall,01:08:22
he just turned to the wall. I think he’s01:08:26
excited by the fact that he could01:08:28
be burned and that’s what they actually did and01:08:30
recorded on video. I think it’s not about01:08:33
what excites him. No, I think01:08:36
you know why he’s doing it because that the house01:08:39
is not allowed Apparently not, then he could have01:08:42
done it in the entrance or hidden behind a tree01:08:44
he was in something like this, you know, like this is01:08:46
this moment Okay, fair enough, but it makes me01:08:49
laugh at how much he, well, that is,01:08:51
that too, I was at such an age that I did01:08:54
n’t need me there was porn to watch, it01:08:57
was enough for me to have a fantasy,01:08:59
I didn’t have a phone for a long time with access01:09:02
to the Internet. It seems to me that when we were01:09:04
small, in general there were no phones with01:09:07
access to the virus, you could still catch01:09:09
damn porn, watch it01:09:12
on the street, you stand behind the walls01:09:19
[music]01:09:26
I saved this You know why? Because it01:09:30
seemed to me that this is very little01:09:33
different from what01:09:34
Jared Leto is doing now on Tik Tok.01:09:38
Well, agree,01:09:43
agree, you understand what I mean about this topic.01:09:46
So Jared Leto has aged and got into01:09:51
Tik Tok, he does Tik Tok and they look01:09:55
strange, they look so-so01:09:58
as if he really doesn’t suit Yes, no, he’s01:10:04
just people who, in any case, are the wife of01:10:06
not some person who01:10:08
does this, it’s unlikely that he does it himself,01:10:11
perhaps he’s also old, there are01:10:14
some problems, as if he01:10:17
began to look like01:10:21
but I can’t to feel for him01:10:24
because,01:10:26
but this is the only actor And in general,01:10:28
some kind of media person who since01:10:31
childhood I had some kind of me, in01:10:33
principle, well, I wasn’t a big fan01:10:35
of anyone, I was a fan of him, I01:10:38
drew him to his songs and I listened and I01:10:41
was at concerts twice and I01:10:43
can still listen to all the albums and I’ll be generally01:10:45
in such a high. Well, you see, this is what’s01:10:48
happening to him now, it scares01:10:50
and repels me and I’m not ready to pay attention to01:10:54
it, it’s not cool on the contrary because you see01:10:55
these tik toks are his modern film01:10:57
Morbius In general, they show that he is also a01:11:00
person. Also this film is01:11:05
about these01:11:09
Superhero Scum where he is the01:11:12
Suicide Squad. The Joker is also not a very01:11:14
successful Joker. But this is still01:11:17
edible with grief in half, but he I think01:11:20
that he is much worse as an actor he01:11:24
has good roles but he’s a very cool01:11:28
music performer. On the contrary, it’s cool that he’s doing01:11:31
such a film now01:11:32
because it seems to me that it shows that01:11:34
he’s also a human being, that he’s not an Idol, he01:11:37
understands that he’s just a human being too, but01:11:39
I have some kind of vibe for him was like y And01:11:42
now you’re still trying to get special ones01:11:47
No, she’s only from me Maybe it’s true, I01:11:51
understand perfectly well that I’m already in your eyes, in01:11:53
your eyes, all the points01:11:59
mean I’ve already done such things in front of you01:12:01
What’s there, as it were, another love is01:12:04
not at a01:12:06
mystical distance, you know like, I’ll just01:12:09
start too, I’m noting this just because I01:12:12
know that he’s important to you and it’s funny to me.01:12:18
I see you don’t want to agree, but01:12:21
the cringe is so convex that it’s hard to pretend01:12:23
that it’s normal, he just threw a rag and01:12:26
then turned into01:12:27
Yes, that’s still normal, there were worse ones Yes, there is01:12:31
something there01:12:35
Oh,01:12:37
I don’t like videos where people are hurt, I’m01:12:40
not funny, these cuts where someone01:12:42
falls and goes somewhere, well, this is bad, a01:12:46
video where someone falls and in the process of01:12:49
falling, there’s no movement going somewhere01:13:02
I know it01:13:04
hurts a lot, I also don’t like the01:13:07
skaters who are on the frames This also does01:13:10
n’t work out, this is a pleasure, how01:13:11
can anyone even watch this, this is01:13:14
interesting, like how you can hit yourself,01:13:20
and I immediately have a question like, what’s wrong with this, what is01:13:23
his fate, he01:13:25
remained disabled for life01:13:31
because you can’t make an omelette shorter without breaking eggs01:13:38
in Adriano Celentano in the 70s he01:13:41
released a track in completely made-up01:13:45
English01:13:46
trying to prove that it doesn’t01:13:50
matter what the boss says01:13:53
[music]01:14:00
in general it sounds really good01:14:04
[music]01:14:09
it Sounds similar but it’s nothing and I01:14:13
why I’ll save this video I just01:14:14
thought that in short, most Russians01:14:18
listen to01:14:20
Western music this way, that is, that’s how I01:14:24
listen to it Even if I know the translation of01:14:27
the song I watched it, well, I01:14:30
’ll most likely hear it only this way we have01:14:32
a chance like Even if we know how01:14:34
the words are translated disconnect from the fact01:14:37
that these are words and listen to Well, you know,01:14:40
the phonetics of another language just as a background, that01:14:43
is, conditionally, I can’t allow working01:14:45
to Russian music even if I01:14:47
like it, just if there are Russian01:14:49
words, I’m distracted from the English ones by this,01:14:51
like I can completely abstract myself and01:14:53
what a huge head start this gives for01:14:56
Western artists. Why is it that in01:15:00
Russian culture, you know, in ours,01:15:02
Western artists of any kind are so easily accepted,01:15:09
because even if the meaning of the song is [ __ ]01:15:12
[ __ ], it’s just stupid, no one if it01:15:16
sounds cool, we don’t give a [ __ ], we’re like that.01:15:18
in the ass dicks in my01:15:20
ass you know like you're walking thinking01:15:22
probably love you know such a story and I01:15:26
thought this is a huge advantage in01:15:28
fact that the main thing is that it01:15:30
sounds cool in general that your01:15:34
music can be01:15:36
popular in other countries01:15:39
even if they don’t understand what it is maybe it’s a01:15:42
separate trick that, like, there’s01:15:44
no script, for example, even some01:15:47
fellow citizens don’t always understand it and it01:15:50
started to work well. He really01:15:53
denies it himself, he says that there isn’t. In01:15:55
fact, it’s more clear to pronounce on Me,01:15:57
on the contrary. At one time, I really really01:15:58
tried01:16:00
scriptonite as an artist. who don’t01:16:03
have to listen to what he says01:16:04
because he has such a flow and such beats01:16:07
that it’s just possible for me And also, it’s01:16:10
so convenient to sleep when you’re on a01:16:14
plane, scriptonite doesn’t have tracks to01:16:16
which it’s sharp that I’m like I wake up01:16:19
straight I remember that I noticed it I have01:16:21
saved albums on my feet with some kind of01:16:23
music. I sometimes, you know, you01:16:25
start to peck, something starts playing01:16:27
and you jerk out, scriptonite, in general, you01:16:29
just take off, you fly,01:16:32
said that butter01:16:37
[laughter]01:16:40
[music] you01:16:41
need to take it into service,01:16:50
she eats toilet paper01:16:57
0 calories And it helps with a hangover,01:17:04
it’s like that, I even wanted to check for a second. Think01:17:09
about it. There’s a story where01:17:12
toilet paper sticks inside a pipe01:17:16
in the plumbing, so you know, they say that the01:17:19
skins of cherries stick across01:17:23
the stomach into this in the intestines.01:17:25
Well, there she is. most likely,01:17:28
people are generally [ __ ] up, anything at all, look01:17:30
how convenient it is, you eat toilet paper,01:17:32
you [ __ ] right away, so01:17:41
I very often come across these napkin dispensers in collections,01:17:44
and01:17:46
I don’t understand01:17:48
this, where people end up because of the country,01:17:54
it looks like so01:17:59
many What kind of techniques are there, which ones are like01:18:01
that they cause apparently,01:18:05
but nothing from what I do. Never01:18:09
something like that. So I think there, of01:18:14
course, this Atmosphere depends. To be01:18:16
honest, I think that a lot of people go there. It01:18:18
just came01:18:20
later,01:18:24
I’m shaking so much01:18:26
when I sit on the toilet and it’s01:18:29
cold,01:18:33
we’ll come up with something else, I’m shaking so much. when01:18:39
your order is written to me, it will be in01:18:41
half an hour01:18:45
and half an hour, it says Sorry, your order is cancelled.01:18:49
I was also standing.01:18:53
And the last thing is that we I think we01:18:57
can finish with this. Let's01:18:59
discuss the Internet elephant in01:19:02
the room01:19:06
[music]01:19:16
guys. In short, I'll01:19:19
attach an excerpt for you. I don't understand. I01:19:23
recently went to Tik Tok, it’s01:19:25
much easier to go into here than in Russia01:19:30
No, I just forgot, why am I01:19:33
saying this that I haven’t gone there for a long time, I01:19:35
remembered about it and was like, oh, there’s no need to01:19:37
do anything, go in because I01:19:59
I’ve been just trying to watch for a long time and I just went and the first time I came across a live broadcast of a girl who is a famous Russian tiktoker I won’t mention the name Masha is hot Well, she does it but she does it In short, I came across her in the recommendations I Well, like, I watched for a long time At first01:20:01
I thought that I I don’t know, I didn’t understand01:20:03
something Uh-huh But I really didn’t understand something01:20:07
Then it turned out that this is such a trend01:20:09
when people pretend that they are NPCs and01:20:13
repeat looped movements Yes, and the01:20:16
words are not the same as they pretend that01:20:18
they are NPCs they beg like that, well [ __ ] is01:20:22
also a bad word, they are, but no, they01:20:24
beg from the tiktok audience for some01:20:28
gifts that in an online stream you can01:20:31
give to the streamer who hosts it, but01:20:34
I didn’t even know that you can give something there,01:20:37
in short, they can give you something while01:20:40
you are broadcasting live, send some kind of01:20:42
gift that costs real money in01:20:45
terms of not like Well, I realized that they01:20:49
are sending you something, some kind of digital01:20:51
designation, and a huge01:20:55
number of tiktok bloggers have appeared who tick01:20:58
only streamers, so it’s called,01:20:59
which they beg for with various tricks01:21:02
Well, like these gifts01:21:04
on them are most likely a designation of a gift01:21:06
Yes, I understand correctly, like this kind of01:21:09
gift comes they make like these [ __ ]01:21:13
gifts in VK, remember there were probably something like01:21:15
that So we already saw with01:21:19
Polina from the redness of caries on very01:21:20
strange ones where like we now let's burst a testicle01:21:23
Let's Hurry Hurry up now a paw and01:21:26
about three this kind of [ __ ]01:21:29
Well, it was like [ __ ] but also the person01:21:32
drew a01:21:35
small ball or that it was01:21:37
some kind of silicone ball with liquid,01:21:40
drew eyes, a mouth of something there,01:21:42
some kind of hair stuck on it and wrote he wrote it01:21:50
with a rope, it means he somehow wrapped it around it and like he was01:21:53
squeezing it, that it was about to burst on01:21:55
narrow people that he And now it’s going to burst01:21:57
like it’s more likely to be needed You want to01:21:59
spend01:22:01
[music]01:22:04
before going to bed This was that moment when you01:22:06
watch some jokes before going to bed -01:22:07
so that, like Tik Tok, to fall asleep after01:22:10
that and we couldn’t scroll to01:22:13
such that the01:22:17
last chat report is generally 10,01:22:34
one subscription is drawn and he blows it up, it01:22:38
seems he’s not going to burst it, I01:22:41
can’t, I really need it to burst already01:22:43
Well, that’s it apparently another variety of people01:22:46
who go to streams where girls01:22:49
react to these messages and donations01:22:52
pretending that they are some kind of01:22:56
fixated npc who is like01:23:02
doing some kind of rehearsal animations01:23:08
I think not, I think they just01:23:10
send a certain picture as a01:23:12
gift and they come up with how they they react to this01:23:15
Yes, but it looks weird as [ __ ], it01:23:19
looks very strange, and01:23:23
Well, when you’re not ready for this,01:23:25
you have a lot of questions, I don’t01:23:28
understand yet. What kind of ASMR profile do you get?01:23:33
I understand, Because from the ASMR, you can kind of01:23:37
relax there, it can01:23:39
be nice, wow someone might be masturbating on this01:23:41
Well, that is, there is such a thing,01:23:44
maybe even I’m doing it right now01:23:47
while you’re watching this video01:23:49
[laughter]01:23:53
Listen to me,01:23:56
how this boy with headphones on01:23:59
is standing opposite the wall01:24:01
But01:24:04
the joke here is that when you donate, you01:24:07
interacted with a living person And01:24:10
here this is even removed, here a01:24:12
living person interacts as if he is a01:24:14
neural network as if he is I think01:24:16
the joke there is that they start the more01:24:18
often they send to the same country it01:24:20
looks like you01:24:22
know when it’s there the same interesting thing01:24:25
when she has this one appeared like this01:24:28
she01:24:30
think they did it on purpose so that, like, they01:24:34
donate so much to them, who01:24:37
knows, they donate mainly like children like01:24:41
that Children children love it01:24:43
maybe shorter It’s unknown yet what the01:24:46
point is01:24:51
Like Like Like Like Like01:24:54
Subscribe Subscribe01:24:57
don’t write about raisins01:25:02
and the Internet01:25:05
is developing rapidly content01:25:07
is appearing, content has finally begun to appear01:25:09
that we no longer understand, straight01:25:12
sincerely, such types that it depends, like what did01:25:14
n’t appear before Well, yes, that01:25:16
is, streams Well, yes, it’s clear, like that’s01:25:18
clear01:25:20
No, I think, well, Maybe it’s, well, no01:25:24
we we shouldn’t understand everything like01:25:27
maybe they’re explaining it to us now in the comments01:25:28
and we’re like this it’s01:25:30
actually in01:25:33
fact they’re not real01:25:38
I don’t know in short Write if you’re possible01:25:42
maybe the [ __ ] bell is already ringing01:25:45
that it’s all starting this is what in01:25:48
our time it was01:25:50
like this format I won’t do it to the maximum01:25:52
I’ll find people who will01:25:55
devote me to me I’m already with rap Who is Toxis01:26:00
We’re cool it01:26:02
seems to me this already01:26:05
I understand that I partially said that on purpose in01:26:09
short yes I’ll surround myself with the right people in01:26:13
this regard who will help me01:26:15
You need the kind of people who will01:26:17
say this is cool, yes01:26:23
[music]01:26:25
Because I don’t want at a certain point in01:26:27
my life this to be a01:26:30
human being, oh, that is, we are already partly01:26:32
catching this wave now, no, not yet,01:26:35
well, it shows how unclear it is what kind of01:26:37
Eva was01:26:41
I kind of knew for some time that01:26:43
this exists, even though I know01:26:46
that you exist, I myself don’t fully understand it, I’m01:26:48
like, well, in my opinion, this is such a thing,01:26:50
like this is a living Tamagotchi Well, yes but01:26:55
maybe I completely misunderstand01:27:00
better than no one says that I01:27:03
shouldn’t do this01:27:13
okay01:27:16
damn I want a cheeseburger Well let’s go order01:27:19
probably doesn’t work anymore just01:27:21
McDonald’s should work in01:27:22
my opinion that’s all I hope01:27:25
Write just it turned out ok topics01:27:28
What yes write what you would like us to01:27:30
discuss in the next issue or01:27:32
send videos that you thought were01:27:34
worthy of discussion01:27:36
where they came in the comments01:27:40
on YouTube, you won’t be able to do this and it’s01:27:42
pointless to send me a DM because01:27:44
I don’t go there yet01:27:47
Well then we’ll find it ourselves, write comments01:27:51
[ music]01:27:56
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