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51:01 And then during the recital, one of the pieces, was had a Christian theme. And so I talked a lot about, how that piece tied in with the whole framework of things. And, I also showed simulations from, from the same friends that came to watch. I showed the simulations of their fluid flow, and I played music while the simulations were running in the background. So it was a very good way to introduce my non Christian colleagues to, a church environment.

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21:57 One was, you know, that had a severe drug problem, correct, 13:17 Like I can't, I can't stand by and watch this.

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06:07 My mom was like, you got to watch this last night,

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14:09 gets lost when you watch the shows. It's like, all ofviously,

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58:30 Oh, I can't do that. I watch the shake weight and I just. How do you find these big, large, boobed women with a shake weight just doing that? 1:19:50 You know, one of my favorite things that happens up here in the northland. We're up here with all the snow and whatnot, but we have these, these trees in front of our house. They get these little berries, and the berries will hold on to the goddamn trees all winter long. So I got, right now, we're doing this in January. I got these two trees in front of my house, right in front of my bedroom window, and they got these little berries on them, and nobody touches these berries until spring. And in spring, April, May, all of a sudden, all of a sudden, 50 to 100 robins show up, and they start partying, and they go up and down our street for two weeks, and they empty these trees of these berries and just get hammered off their ass. And here's how we know that they're out there doing it. We hear them hitting the windows. They've run into the house. Oh, they're back. And then we talk to the neighbors and say, yeah, they're over here Tuesday, and clean out all my berries. And, I mean, they will take an entire tree, a full berries, these hundred, and they'll just be out there hammered, which is one of my most fun things I watch on National Geographic when you see the elephants getting these certain big fruits that have been fermented, and they're just having the time of their lives. And again, back to monkeys, the monkeys, same thing, and they're out there just getting hammered and seeming, they seem to really enjoy themselves doing that. And so, like, why wouldn't an animal want to be lit up once in a while, too?

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02:30 Dad watch your mount. 16:51 she does not want to watch them. She said that

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03:50 I watch Burkhardt Polster from Mythology channel on YouTube. I 30:13 I can just watch your eyes like the curtain lowers.

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