Homeless Guy On Manic Schitzo Posting like Hemingway, Lizard Terf Wars, Ghetto Escape Routes

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Description

Out in the wilderness spot, the resident lizards are getting comfortable and feisty. Just like homeless people who live at similar watering holes such as the library in a small town with 10s-100s of miles of agriculture or mountains in every direction.

Talking about schitzo posting and if the intelligence agencies show themselves then they want to be seen, like animals starting a terf battle. Intimidation, not recon.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6uLKKyCbcuo

Transcript

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Yo, and welcome to the Icecooge Daily Channel.

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This is an experimental tech and media brand, and we're going on about a month of

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daily 20 minute videos, and this is the second day in a row out here in this spot, and

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it's about the third, fourth day total, and man, these animals out here are getting

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feisty.

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They do not want me here, and this is a lot like how homeless people

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who can't be in the library get.

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If you let them camp near a limited resource, the only library in 10 miles, they're going

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to at least subconsciously feel a little feisty.

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I did just record like a six minute voice memo on the topic that concluded with these

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lizards doing their little bouncy dance and just like.

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They used to kind of hide, but now they're just out in the open.

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They know who I am, like the lizards remember me.

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And isn't it said that we have a lizard brain, right?

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Like these guys just do not want me here.

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That's okay.

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That's how Starbucks workers are.

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Now what's more dangerous, a little lizard, or a Starbucks worker?

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Depends, in some context, the Starbucks worker, because they can throw you out, and now you

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have nowhere warm to sit for 10 miles to the closest Starbucks if you're in a small town.

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We're here.

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This is, you know, I combat the first video I did in this spot, but this is like a spot

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of all spots and dang right, the animals are going to defend it.

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So don't worry, little guys.

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It's my last day off until next week.

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You probably won't see me again until then.

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I see you.

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Yeah.

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These guys, I'm at least not where they can jump on to me.

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Like, from above, maybe they could, but yeah.

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Now we hear a bee or something buzzing around me.

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So like familiarity breeds contempt, right?

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When I first got here, they didn't know what to make of me, they stayed away, they hid,

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they watched.

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But then yesterday, I sat here all day, at 50% battery yesterday, I've got 80, some percent

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today.

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That's from many, many, many hours of sitting in Starbucks this morning.

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It's about noon now, I just got here.

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And I got to Starbucks at like 6.30 or 7, so good, four hours of charging, the battery,

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right at the 80%.

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Now, crack in a bread bowl, little change of pace.

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This shows that I have some ability to delay gradification.

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I bought this yesterday.

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I didn't drink it all day, the whole walk here.

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Imagine an addict who can control himself enough to wait to open his bread bowl

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until he gets out to his spot.

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Save that for you guys.

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Proof that I have to leave, grab a cake of mine.

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So, the topic that I started recording on, before I got here and remembered the lizards

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defending their territory, was schizophrenia posting.

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And like I had two grand day coffees this morning, even over four or five hours,

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that's a lot of caffeine for me.

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And I was like, man, all I really need to get into that skit so state is a red bowl.

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And I noticed when I take my head off, something starts rustling in the bushes behind me.

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And then I put, when I take my hood off, something starts rustling behind me.

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I don't know if I just don't hear it with the hood on, but like as soon as I take my hood off,

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something starts rustling behind me.

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So, something recognizes the profile and is like, I can take that thing without the hood on or something.

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Because you think if they want to be quiet, they could be.

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But if they do like some kind of rustling around, like they want to be seen.

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And it's sort of like, you know, intelligence agencies, whatever, don't want to be seen, except

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to make you feel threatened.

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There's no need for ground presence with like the great satellite technology we have.

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And fiber optic, listening, technology, and like a piece of fiber optic under the ground can pick up

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vibrations that can have audio extracted from it allegedly.

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And stuff like that.

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I mean straight up confidential informants.

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There's all kinds of technology to avoid making your presence known.

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So, if you've got a squad car sitting there watching you, like, it's not because that's the only way

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they can see you. It's because they want you to see that sort of thing. Same thing with animals in the woods.

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So, yeah, pretty much all the caffeine, plus the red bull, the Torian.

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I'm about to be in like a man, it gets to a state and I don't have access to the internet.

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The main reason I made Hogu-Mazi was actually to read my Twitter archive.

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I can just put my Twitter archive there and it can read the content of it and it looked like

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a normal Twitter feed. So, I had the live API and the archive back end. And yeah, I was kind of

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said when Twitter shut it off. But now I'm wishing I could get to my Twitter feed while I'm offline,

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which is exactly what I made Hogu-Mazi for. Around my YouTube channels popping off and I actually

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have viewers and analytics. So, I did make YouTube and analytics functionality in Hogu-Mazi,

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but it's not really built out. So, now that I have those, it would make sense to build out the

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Twitter and build out the analytics a little bit. Because now, okay, I'm here,

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I want to I can make content. I've got either 7% battery. Yeah, I don't have a great mic,

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but I could sit out here and just not be bothered for the most part. Like,

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usually in a day here, 4 to 6 hours, like 2 to 3 people will pop in. No big deal.

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Yesterday was my first day off in a week. So, if I have 5 on 2 off, sort of weeks, like an

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normal 5 day work week, then it makes sense to use one day as a rest day, probably the first

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rest relax recover from work. Oh, there's a spider right here. I don't know if you can see it.

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I don't know if it's a dangerous one. It might be just on the edge or just beyond the edge.

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Maybe you can see it right there. Yep, you can probably see it if you look real close in the

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video encoding artifacts. Don't cover it up. That went up to the grass. It's like right on the

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edge of the frame. It's about to crawl into the frame. It's crawling behind the frame.

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It's a little bit beyond now. Anyway, so yeah, Manics gets so posting without the internet.

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It has talking about how like scientists throughout history who are

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allotted would get in to like, you know. I don't want to talk into

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candid of detail. But yeah, we could use Hemingway as an example. A lot of

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he's out of scientists, but he's an author. His whole thing was right drunk at its over.

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I'll call as a stimulant. So, you know, you get all drunk you write. You cover from your

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hangover a couple days and then you get on there. You're like, all right, I've got this writing to

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edit from what this drunk guy said. I have a drunk guy with you and a manics gets a posting state.

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So, I totally get, you know, especially like online, who knows what circumstances people are

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getting out of. Like, if you knew me, you would never guess that I grew up in a home with alcoholics.

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And what we today called domestic abuse. Back in those days, it was just normal, you know, hitting

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your kids, it was normal, et cetera, et cetera. But then like a smart parent will adapt with the

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times and act like all of the abuse they gave their child. It's just, you know, the play up,

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the play up, the oh, I'm just a parent who loves my kid and works hard and is totally, you know.

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Like an narcissist with the right opportunities to prey on their child would quit drinking, quit

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doing drugs because they know, okay, their child is a YouTuber. Their child has all this spotlight on them.

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Now, all they have to do is erase history, pretend they've always been the good parent. You know,

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the normal Darbo, which is reverse victim offender, I feel the DA is like it, the natural reaction

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might be domestic abuse, reverse victim offender. It could be something like that, but it's reverse

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victim offender as the last three. So, you know, the parent will make the child look like the

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offender. You know, I'm the crazy, unstable, manic, mentally ill, ungrateful. You know, the youth

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today, get off my line, ungrateful, you don't want to work. Dotted up, you know what I'm saying? Like

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a wise narcissistic parent, abusive parent, whatever will catch onto these cultural trends to

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to just put a halo around themselves and be like, my own great, you know, play up the stereotype of the

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millennials, the zoomers, oh, ungrateful, not wanting to work, not willing to work hard. They don't

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know how good they have it, yada, yada, yada, maybe even play up the domestic abuse in their past that

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made down actually abuse. Like, great, how did you recover from the, like, cause, like,

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the stability, mental health of people with money, middle class people is not question because

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it's self-evident. Oh, their middle class and have money, they're obviously healthy, falls.

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But if someone knows how to play people like a fiddle like an narcissist or psychopath,

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domestically abusive parent, who did mental abuse and whatever on their kids,

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even physical while they were still socially acceptable, just cover all that up,

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discredit the kids of the kid tries to tell the truth, you know, the adult child, not the

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kid tries to tell the truth, then they're discredited. They're just an ungrateful liar, you know,

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I'm saying, just project onto, I don't like to use the word victim for myself, but yeah, a child who's

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being abused is sort of a victim. It doesn't mean they can't recover, grow out of it, get healthy.

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You know, it doesn't mean they're not working extremely hard as a people,

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please are on the way to recovery. And once again, the computers and direct sunlight, so it might

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get hot and it might shut off. I don't want to have to edit this post for at 13 minutes.

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So let's see, sort of like the lizards, this is a little bit of a tangent, but I just change

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by posted tweet today to be, let's see if we hear the rustle on the bushes.

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I just change my posted tweet to be something like, you know, people from the third world want

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to come here and tell me, oh, you're just, you know, you shouldn't complain because you're so

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privileged, blah, blah, blah, like, yo, you just got here from the third world and people want

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to come to the third world because people like me can complain about stuff and you can't do that

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there. So don't try to bring your third world attitude here. You know, I'm saying fly literally on

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my finger, come on. And it was part of a three post thread. I haven't done a thread in a while.

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But yeah, another one that I posted today, that's how that is alluding to with the

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Hobu Mavi stuff is, I wish I could get my, my tweets offline right now.

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Another one is just that Starbucks is my prison walls. I think that was actually the first of the

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three tweet thread of the one that I posted. I'm not used to getting into the manics gets a state of

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two coffees in a red bull. Although I can do it, like at work, we shot gun red bulls one day.

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It's pretty fun. Some front of house people brought a bunch of red bulls back. Just punctured a little

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hole. Shot gun it. So yeah, once I can get internet out here, that'll be wild.

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Because then I can maybe do live streams from here.

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And I think just meant mobile should be good enough. Although, when I tried to live stream on

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team, mobile wasn't good enough. The only one that's been good enough to live stream so far has

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been Verizon. But I owe them a bunch of money because during pandemic, they said, we won't shut

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anyone's phone lines off. And then they said, July of 2020. All right, guys, the pandemic's over.

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And I was like a few bills behind. So I owe them a few hundred dollars.

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I thankfully got my phone number out of them because they're not supposed to hold it

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hostage. So now we hear the rustling around. I don't know if it's because there's other people walking

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or because I took the hood off. But yeah, we'll have to see if I can actually live stream with

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that mobile carrier. And it sounds like people might be getting nearby. So I should probably

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end this stream. We still have four minutes left. They might be on the other side of the water.

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Anyway, yeah, I mean, I'm in public. This is not my space. It's a space that I like to use.

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If they're sort of like first come first serve rules, which I think they're basically our

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insituations like this. But there's an abundant number of spots around the stream. Like this is a

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good one for my purposes. But there's not like a sandy beach. So if I wanted to go swimming,

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I wouldn't have access to that. And there's still something rustling around back there.

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So even like Starbucks, I can't necessarily get comfortable here. I don't know.

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It'll weigh the lizards are more dangerous than the Starbucks employees because they will

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they could. I don't know if these guys bite or if they have teeth or anything like that.

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But conceivably they could come in with teeth and they've gotten up and eludes for coming in and

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biting me. Are they poisonous? Probably not. But then you know, Starbucks people can

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a store manager can kick you out and now you can't go to Starbucks for 10 miles. So basically your whole

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life has changed in response to that. But it doesn't leave any bruises or bite marks. So

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I'm here. I still have to make the lizards kind of comfortable. So I got to make the Starbucks

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store managers with their lizard brains comfortable. And I got to make the actual lizards out here

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comfortable. Why can't I just get my own spot and work from there?

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Oh yeah, because I need money. So I'll just keep doing things to earn money.

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And that will sounds like someone's coming up. And that will get me out of here.

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Nothing else will though. Like no amount of friendly conversations, feeling good. It has nothing to do

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with feelings at this point. It's all about the reality of being able to make money or not.

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And some of that is feelings. I don't want these guys to act like I'm at war with them.

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They're at war with me. Like this isn't my spot. I don't want to fight with homeless people.

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I don't want to fight with lizards. But the lizards definitely want to fight with B. And that's

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the instinct of homeless people who camp at the library, who camp here, camp there, whatever, you know.

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Like homeless people, who aren't as self-aware as spiritually evolved, high vibration, etc.

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And that's not an inherent thing that I was born with. That's something I had to work extremely

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hard. Does this raise a lower my vibration? It probably lowers it a little bit. I agree. Yes.

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I'm not saying I'm like the highest vibration person anywhere ever. But yeah,

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vibrating up with, you know, just even kind of dense, low, work hard, grind, hustle,

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blah, blah, blah energy might be required for people during certain seasons of their life.

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So two coffees are red bull hanging out in the lizards living room today instead of the starbucks.

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Always got lizard brains to contend with. But yeah, hopefully we can do something that has some

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impact one of these days. I'll post this later tonight. Thanks for joining and looking forward to

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seeing you next time. Cheers. Just kidding.


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