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Line Go Down · Stuff Keeps Happening

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  Hello
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  I ordered the special exactly as it comes,
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  But Stuff still Happened.
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  So what's up?
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  Dear listener,
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  I— scheduling
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  Scheduling announcement.
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  This is gonna be the last episode of
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  Stuff Keeps Happening
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  until May 5th.
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  I'm gonna be taking a
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  bit of an overdue vacation.
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  I'll be around, but as for this series,
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  this will be back in May.
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  Let's go.
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  First up, I mean, it's
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  gonna be the tariffs.
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  Last week, Donald Trump put
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  a massive amount of tariffs
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  on basically every country in the world,
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  including uninhabited ones.
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  That's not a joke.
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  Like he's, he put tariffs on penguins.
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  The tariffs were far too aggressive,
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  despite him saying that this
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  was him going easy on them,
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  and seemed to have been calculated
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  by just completely misinterpreting
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  how macroeconomics works.
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  Like confusing trade
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  deficit with like trade policy.
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  It's okay to have a trade deficit.
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  That doesn't mean a,
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  that's not a bad thing.
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  A trade deficit just
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  means you're buying more
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  than you're selling.
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  It does, that's all.
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  There are going to be countries
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  in which we buy more than we sell.
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  That's just how it is.
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  Anyway, so the tariffs are bad.
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  Who would have thought?
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  If only anyone said anything
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  about this ever.
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  Dear God.
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  Anyway, yeah, he put up the
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  tariffs and the stock market.
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  *sad stock market sounds*
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  It went, "Woo-wee-wee!"
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  It was just kind of like, "Ah!"
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  It's really bad.
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  That's, those are my stock sounds again,
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  and we're back to the stock sounds.
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  To put it in numerical terms,
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  bad.
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  In the first half day of trading
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  after the tariffs went live,
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  we went back a year in the stock market.
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  A year worth of gains wiped out,
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  purely because Donald
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  Trump, a half dead con man,
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  doesn't understand
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  how tariffs work still.
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  And no one was willing
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  to tell him to stop this.
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  This is a massive own goal.
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  And the entire world is laughing at us
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  and trying to figure out
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  how to not deal with us
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  moving forward, which is not good.
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  It's not like, "Ah-ha-ha!"
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  Now they're gonna have
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  to be self-sufficient.
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  It's a, "Oh, fuck,
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  Everything is gonna cost way more money."
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  It's estimated that the
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  average American household
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  is gonna be spending
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  thousands of dollars more per year,
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  like cars, electronics, food, everything.
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  Raw materials,
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  everything's gonna be more expensive.
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  It's wild.
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  Just a few weeks ago, people on the right
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  were talking about
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  how they were expecting
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  to get checks from the government
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  because of how much
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  money Doge was saving.
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  They thought the government
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  was gonna cut people checks,
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  like another round of stimulus checks,
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  thousands of dollars per citizen somehow.
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  And just a few weeks later, now it's,
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  and you're gonna be paying thousands of
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  dollars more a year.
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  Deal with it.
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  I wish I could give analysis and
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  thoughtful discussion
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  and let's try to
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  understand this and see where we go.
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  That's just not possible here.
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  These tariffs are just dumb.
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  No one wanted this.
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  No one was ready for it.
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  We are not ready as a country
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  to bring back manufacturing.
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  And you don't bring back manufacturing
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  by cutting off access
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  to all supply lines.
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  Like I can see how a moron would think
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  that that would bring back manufacturing
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  because they aren't
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  considering the broader picture,
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  which now makes a lot of
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  sense given the president.
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  And China, Japan, and South
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  Korea are working together,
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  which is whack.
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  Trade policy's so bad
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  that China, South Korea,
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  and Japan are working together.
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  Yee-haw.
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  Anyway, if you're pissed,
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  you can have gone to a
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  protest over the weekend.
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  Let's talk about those.
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  Protests broke out across
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  the United States en masse
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  at 1,300 plus locations to
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  the tune of millions of people.
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  The protests were largely peaceful.
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  There have not really been any reports
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  of any kind of like
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  widespread violence or retaliation
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  from cops or counter protesters.
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  And largely just a
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  lot of people showed up.
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  There were about 500,000 RSVPs
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  across all of the different events.
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  And organizers are saying
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  that they far exceeded that
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  to the tune of like
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  an order of magnitude.
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  In some cases, there
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  would be 5,000 people
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  who RSVP'd for an event
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  and 100,000 showed up.
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  So that happening across 1,300 locations,
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  we don't have the tally yet,
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  but it's pretty significant.
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  Some estimations put it at close to 1%
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  of the US population having been out
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  protesting this weekend.
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  That is gargantuan.
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  I know 1% doesn't sound
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  like a lot, but that is a lot.
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  My favorite take from
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  all of this have been
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  the people who are
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  not for these protests,
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  trying to downplay them, being like,
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  well, whatever, it's not that impressive.
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  But truly the cream of the crop.
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  Are the people being like,
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  don't these people have jobs?
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  On a Saturday.
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  You did good, buddy.
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  You tried.
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  The other thing I wanna
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  note about these protests
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  was that there is a very high percentage
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  of older white people,
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  older, really 30 plus.
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  Older meaning not Gen Z.
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  Y'all show up for shit.
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  But there was a lot
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  of discourse beforehand
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  among black and other
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  minority communities,
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  talking about essentially leave this one
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  to the white people because one,
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  protesting as a
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  minority in the US right now
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  is life-threatening and two,
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  white people did this to us.
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  Like we have Donald Trump
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  because of white people.
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  Black people almost
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  exclusively voted for Harris.
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  And so they're like,
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  yeah, no, y'all got this one.
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  Which is fair because black people,
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  especially black
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  women are usually the ones
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  carrying us over the finish line.
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  They deserve a break.
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  But let's keep talking protests
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  because I wanna highlight
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  a very big protest going on
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  that's not in the US.
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  Now I wanna preface this by saying
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  I had actually written a half draft.
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  This was going to be a main
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  story from a few weeks back.
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  But then something
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  else caught my attention.
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  I don't even remember.
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  Point being this big.
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  Because there are massive
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  record-breaking protests in Serbia
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  as they are pushing back
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  against their authoritarian government.
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  This actually started
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  back in November of 2024.
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  And it started with a roof collapsing.
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  And now they might
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  overthrow their government.
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  Like that's the dominoes here.
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  So back in November,
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  a roof at a railway
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  station in Serbia collapsed
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  and killed 15 people.
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  And this happened
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  right after construction
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  to renovate the station had completed.
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  The renovation was
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  slow and behind schedule
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  and indicative of basically everything
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  that's been going on
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  with their government recently,
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  just not being good for the people.
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  And so what was a construction mishap,
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  if you wanna call it that,
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  has turned into a
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  massive countrywide protest
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  against an authoritarian regime
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  that is not working for the people.
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  After the collapse,
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  there was an investigation
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  and basically nobody
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  was held accountable.
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  And people were like, fuck
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  it, we're done with this shit.
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  And so as with many protests,
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  it began with students
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  blocking access to their campuses.
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  And that has evolved
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  into the largest protests
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  that the country has ever seen.
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  Just last month,
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  there was a single protest
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  that had 300,000 people
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  taking to the streets,
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  which broke the record
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  for their country's history.
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  And to this day, there
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  are still ongoing protests.
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  Unfortunately, it's kind
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  of a stalemate right now.
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  The government hasn't really budged
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  and the protests haven't
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  really made a lot of progress
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  aside from getting
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  people out to protest more.
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  And so we're just in this holding pattern
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  until one side breaks.
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  We'll see, but pretty
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  much where we're at right now
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  is both sides are just waiting for a win.
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  Keep at it, people.
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  Never give up, trust your instincts.
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  A wise man told me that.
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  A wise...
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  fox...
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  told me that
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  Hey, this is a self
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  promo spot real quick.
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  You can head to skh.news.
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  I've got a newsletter, it's free.
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  You can also support me
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  with money if you want.
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  Got a Patreon, it's not free,
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  but it starts at three bucks a month
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  and there's a lot of content there.
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  Merch store, also not free,
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  but you get stuff if you pay.
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  Moving on, gaming.
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  All right, Switch 2,
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  let's talk about Switch 2.
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  It's like a Switch, but
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  they made another one.
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  Nintendo did their big
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  reveal of the Switch 2
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  and it made a lot of people happy
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  and a lot of people big mad.
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  Gamers, let's talk real quick.
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  Come over here.
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  All right, gamers, it's
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  just me and you, all right?
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  What's up, gamer?
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  Gamers, can we calm down?
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  Just a smidge.
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  I understand that
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  there's a lot to be upset about
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  in the world and in the gaming industry,
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  but can we calm down just a scooch?
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  We were less than 24 hours out
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  from the Switch 2 announcement
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  when people were already
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  coming into my comments
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  from last week's video in
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  which I simply mentioned
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  that Switch 2 pre-orders were going to go
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  in effect in April.
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  And I already got
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  people in my comments saying,
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  "The Switch 2 is ass and it's terrible.
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  Don't buy a Switch 2!"
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  Y'all...
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  It's a consumer electronic.
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  You don't need to pick a tribe.
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  You don't need to have a camp.
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  I'm genuinely shocked that
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  we're still doing console wars,
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  I guess is where I'm at,
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  but let's get to the Switch stuff.
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  The Nintendo Switch 2 is going to be
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  priced at 450 bucks.
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  What you get with that is a new device.
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  It's got a bigger screen, a
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  1080p LCD screen, not OLED.
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  It's not an OLED screen,
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  which is one of the reasons
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  that the gamers are Big Mad.
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  It will support up to
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  120 FPS in handheld mode,
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  which is wild and I did not expect that,
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  and up to 4K 60 FPS
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  output in docked mode.
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  The dock now has a fan in it
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  to help cool the device down
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  so it can do more stable performance.
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  I will note that they
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  do say 4K 60 FPS output
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  in compatible games,
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  waiting to see what that means.
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  Aside from that, the
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  Joy-Cons connect magnetically now
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  instead of that
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  chunky, chunky, chunky thing,
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  which fun story, the
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  first thing that happened
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  with my Switch was somebody took it
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  and put the Joy-Con on backwards
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  and I thought they broke it.
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  That was like day one,
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  the day the Switch came out.
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  They made the kickstand better.
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  It's got more internal storage.
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  They're adding like a video chat thing
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  that runs like two frames per second.
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  Doesn't look all that
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  great, to be honest.
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  Other than that, like it's
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  honestly just a updated Switch.
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  Like it's just, it's a, personally,
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  I just one day Switch
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  that could do 4K output
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  and run games a bit more smoothly.
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  That's literally it.
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  Am I giving Nintendo a pass?
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  Never, fuck Nintendo.
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  They're extremely consumer hostile
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  and extraordinarily litigious.
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  Nintendo is not a good company,
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  but they do make it a good video, Jane.
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  But the thing that
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  has people very big mad
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  about the Nintendo Switch 2,
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  is that the games will
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  cost anywhere between like 60
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  and $90.
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  Specifically with an
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  upcharge on physical media,
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  as they're trying to push
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  more towards digital media.
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  There's new digital
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  media sharing options,
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  but like it sucks and it
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  shouldn't be going this way.
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  And I agree.
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  But to be mad about $90 games in 2025
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  is to ignore the fact
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  that games have been $60
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  since like 2005 and
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  nothing stays at the same price
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  for 20 years, except for
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  like the Costco hot dog.
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  And the only reason
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  that price hasn't changed
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  is because the Costco CEO
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  has threatened to murder you
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  if you change it.
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  So yeah, that's a real story by the way.
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  Anyway, two more quick
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  things about the Switch too.
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  It will also be backwards compatible.
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  Three more things.
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  It'll be backwards compatible.
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  They brought back
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  fucking DS download play.
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  If you remember that,
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  there's gonna be
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  support for having a game
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  and people can like
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  download the game temporarily
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  to their console to play with you.
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  And that's gonna work on
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  Switch one too, which is rad.
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  But also, also we're
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  coming back to the tariffs.
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  Nintendo announced that Switch pre-orders
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  would start April 9th.
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  And then Trump was like,
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  "We're gonna do the tariff at you."
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  And then Nintendo was like, "Oh, sike."
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  So at least in the US, Switch two
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  pre-orders are on hold.
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  First, they came for the
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  gamers and I said nothing
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  because I was a scrub.
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  Second thing for gaming, and
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  this is a kind of short note,
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  but they're making Tony
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  Hawk Pro Skater 3 plus 4s,
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  like they're the combo game
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  after they did one and
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  two earlier and it was good.
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  They've been announcing the
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  soundtrack for these games
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  and people got a little spooked
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  because it wasn't the exact same
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  soundtrack as the original.
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  It eventually came out
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  that Tony Hawk himself,
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  Mr. Anthony Hawk is
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  apparently having a bit of a role
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  in choosing the soundtrack for this game.
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  And he's like, "Look, y'all, you can
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  experience new music.
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  It's gonna be okay."
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  He picked a few new
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  songs from the soundtrack
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  from existing artists
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  from the original games.
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  He was like, "Just
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  like, listen to more stuff.
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  Try something new."
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  And then he had to assure people
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  that there would be
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  more of the original tracks
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  coming soon in further reveals.
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  Like calm down.
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  Just kind of gonna
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  point back to the section
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  earlier in this video where I was like,
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  hey gamers, can we come here a second
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  and just chill momentarily?
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  Technology, really
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  medical science, I should say.
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  How about your brain?
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  Does your brain like to talk?
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  You've likely heard of Neuralink,
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  Elon Musk's like brain implant company
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  that killed a bunch of monkeys.
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  There have been a bunch
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  of other research firms
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  that have been doing brain
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  computer interface research
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  for quite a while.
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  And there was a massive step forward
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  in that research recently.
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  Researchers were able to get
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  a chip into a person's brain
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  that was able to
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  synthesize speech from thought
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  in about three seconds.
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  This is a big deal because a
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  lot of these chips right now
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  require you to think
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  through like an entire sentence
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  that it then has to work on
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  and figure out what you wanted to say.
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  And then it spits out what
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  it thinks you wanted to say.
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  This new chip can almost
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  real time speak for you
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  by just reading your thoughts.
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  So with basically a three second delay,
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  it can read what you're thinking,
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  synthesize it into speech
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  that sounds like your
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  original voice and put it out there.
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  And so this is an amazing step forward
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  for people with complete
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  paralysis and locked in syndrome,
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  anything that prevents you from being
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  able to communicate.
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  It also means that we're one step closer
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  to being able to airdrop
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  memes to each other's brains
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  by just thinking,
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  which is either going to
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  be the best or worst thing
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  to ever happen.
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  Over on Twitter, it's bad.
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  The EU may hit Twitter with
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  up to a billion dollar fine
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  for breaking their digital services act
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  by fucking with how
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  like the check mark works.
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  If you recall the blue
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  check on Twitter used to mean
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  this is a verified profile
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  of somebody who is notable.
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  It now just means this
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  person's paying for Twitter.
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  It caused massive
• 13:32
  confusion when people just started
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  to register blue check marks under
• 13:35
  whatever name they wanted.
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  And that pissed off a lot of people.
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  It made it a lot harder
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  to suss out what's real
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  and what's a bot.
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  It's a lot worse now.
• 13:43
  So the EU was already
• 13:44
  planning to find Twitter,
• 13:45
  but given that it is a
• 13:46
  privately owned platform
• 13:47
  and given that must privately
• 13:48
  owns other companies as well,
• 13:50
  they're using the total sum of the
• 13:52
  companies that he owns
• 13:54
  to calculate the fine,
• 13:55
  which is why they're
• 13:56
  potentially going to be doing
• 13:57
  up to a billion dollars,
• 13:58
  which would be quite funny.
• 13:59
  Apart from that, there was a
• 14:00
  massive data breach of Twitter
• 14:02
  back in January, where about
• 14:04
  200 million users got hacked.
• 14:06
  A user posted the leaked data
• 14:08
  from this recent hack merged
• 14:10
  with a hack from January
• 14:11
  of 2023 for a massive trove
• 14:13
  of data covering about 200 million users,
• 14:16
  including their emails, names, locations,
• 14:18
  all that good stuff.
• 14:19
  It's unclear how the hack took place,
• 14:21
  but the data seems legitimate.
• 14:22
  And the original poster was like,
• 14:24
  it seems like Twitter has
• 14:25
  no idea this even happened.
• 14:26
  So that's fun.
• 14:28
  Congrats, Twitter.
• 14:30
  Get off Twitter.
• 14:32
  Lightning round.
• 14:32
  Starting today,
• 14:34
  Meta is going to be ending their
• 14:36
  fact-checking services
• 14:37
  in the US.
• 14:38
  Cory Booker managed a 25 hour filibuster
• 14:41
  on the Senate floor.
• 14:42
  And regardless of what you think the
• 14:43
  impact of that will be,
• 14:44
  that is a physically impressive feat.
• 14:46
  The man starved himself
• 14:48
  and didn't use the restroom
• 14:50
  for 25 hours.
• 14:51
  And it seems he was trying
• 14:53
  to beat the previous record,
• 14:54
  which was 24 hours and 18
• 14:56
  minutes set by Strom Thurmond
• 14:58
  while he was preventing the passage
• 15:00
  of the Civil Rights Act of 1957.
• 15:03
  Oof.
• 15:04
  To help protect our country's seamen
• 15:06
  from icky concepts of gender,
• 15:07
  the Naval Academy has
• 15:08
  removed about 400 books
• 15:10
  from their library in
• 15:11
  their anti-DEI efforts.
• 15:13
  The TikTok sale may have
• 15:14
  been blown up at the last minute
• 15:16
  by the Trump tariffs,
• 15:17
  as China's obviously not
• 15:18
  happy about all of this.
• 15:19
  And so they're like,
• 15:20
  well, hold the fuck on.
• 15:22
  Let's go back to the drawing board.
• 15:23
  After admitting that they
• 15:24
  have mistakenly deported
• 15:25
  an innocent man to an El Salvador prison,
• 15:28
  the Department of
• 15:28
  Justice has fired the attorney
• 15:30
  that was working on
• 15:31
  behalf of the government
• 15:32
  trying to prevent bringing back that guy.
• 15:35
  Not because they had a change of heart
• 15:36
  and they want to do good now.
• 15:38
  They weren't happy with
• 15:39
  the way he was arguing
• 15:41
  that we shouldn't have to
• 15:42
  bring back the innocent man.
• 15:43
  He embarrassed the government
• 15:45
  by not properly preventing the judge
• 15:49
  from bringing back a dude
• 15:50
  who didn't get due process
• 15:51
  and committed no crimes.
• 15:52
  And finally for today,
• 15:54
  oil company Chevron has
• 15:55
  been fined $744 million
• 15:58
  for their ongoing role in the destruction
• 16:00
  of Louisiana wetlands.
• 16:02
  Can we quintuple that
• 16:04
  fine and then do it again?
• 16:05
  Thank you so much for
• 16:06
  listening to today's episode
• 16:07
  of Stuff Keeps Happening.
• 16:09
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• 16:10
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• 16:12
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• 16:15
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• 16:17
  My name's Endeavorance.
• 16:18
  I'll be back May 5th.
• 16:19
  Take care and be well.