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Memory Flip: The Mandela Effect Explained · D-constructing Topics

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  today as we have the mandela effect
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  for some people or for many people who have
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  not heard what is the mandela effect if you're
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  new to this concept or whatever it is once again sit down and this episode don't
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  tell you i warn you it's going to be some spoilers as well don't tell you that
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  i warn you that it's going to be mind-boggling woo let's make it happen and
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  yes the mandala effect what is the mandala.
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  Yeah i mean it's that question what is the mandala effect and his name after
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  nelson mandala which was a president at one point in South Africa a long time ago.
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  A lot of people know who he is. He is taught in school, you know, hero, whatever it is.
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  Nelson Mandela was incarcerated for many years, many years.
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  And for some reason in South Africa, people, and I believe globally,
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  because he is a global icon in a sense, and rightfully so, for some reason,
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  people remember Nelson Mandela passing away somewhere in the early 80s.
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  And the truth is that it's not. So basically, the Mandela effect is something
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  where we think that, yo, we could have shown and this happened.
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  And this is also called selective memory.
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  Yeah, it's one of those things that before I make this episode,
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  I reach out to my brothers and all my sisters and all people having a conversation.
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  Hey you remember this have you not that has not happened to you where you feel
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  like huh why do i remember that person walking with a limb but they never they
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  were you know why i thought they were missing a leg or something to that effect
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  so basically with the mandala effect is that thing where people remembered.
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  That Nelson Mandela passed away in the 80s. Once again, he never did.
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  And another one, interesting one. For those people who watched Star Wars,
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  who have watched Star Wars.
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  Now, spoilers if you never did or if you intend to watch Star Wars.
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  In one of the Star Wars movies, I believe it was episode 5.
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  Two of the main stars of the main characters there, Darth Vader. Shh.
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  You know that dude. He's fighting against Luke. And, you know,
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  the story is that Darth Vader, it's Luke's father, but Luke doesn't know.
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  So there's a part in the scene where Darth Vader goes and says, no, I'm your father.
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  You know, and for some reason, a lot of people thought that the person and voiced
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  by the legendary James Earl Jones, Luke, I'm your, wait a minute, Luke.
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  I can't even do the voice. He's legendary. Maybe I could do it.
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  Who knows? Another topic.
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  Different episode. but some people remember
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  that he said luke i'm your father
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  but the answer is no he said no i am
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  your father and it's interesting that i excuse me
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  me me me i reached out to a couple of my brothers and.
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  Arms and they both had different views or memory
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  of the scene and that's crazy now we
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  don't know the backstory different but hey it's one
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  of those things once again the mandala freak in the house
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  where we remember something and it's
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  not another one is jiffy or jiff
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  the peanut butter you know what i mean for some reason people
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  do remember jiff the peanut butter
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  for those who like those peanut butter the j-i-f but
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  it's actually yes j-i-f for some
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  reason people remember jiffy now i i think
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  that jiffy for some reason people do uh
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  there is a couple of things where people
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  might say oh it's skippy jiffy you know but it's
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  two different companies and i believe i think
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  there was a popcorn called jiffy i i you know correct me
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  very well but yes for some reason i always remember jiff
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  as in jiff you know what i mean there was a difference between that and
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  skippy so you know for whoever does remember
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  jiffy hey by all means hey you know
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  once again the mandela effect in the house looney tunes once again people for
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  some reason remember looney tunes as l-o-o-n-e-y t-o-o-n-s in reality it's t-u-n-e-s
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  I always remember as t-u-n-e-s but for some reason.
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  Think about this so tunes is what cartoons,
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  tunes as in you know tunes with the o's and then tunes,
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  t-u-n-e-s as a tune, now keep in mind these cartoons with Bucks Bunny in a sense
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  there was a lot of music to it because, you know, we're talking about these cartoons.
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  Animated cartoons from a long time ago.
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  You know what I mean? So you add a little bit more music to it. So you would think.
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  Okay, you know, it's a cartoon, but I think that a lot of times,
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  you know, people forget it's actually T-U-N-E-S, as in tunes.
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  Like, I'm, you know, tuning on a tune, you know what I mean?
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  But yes, I do remember it as in tunes, T-U-N-E-S and not T-O-O-N-S. So that's interesting.
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  There's one with the Beristine Bears, the spelling of the Beristine Bears or
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  Beristine Bears or something like that.
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  People do remember i said berry steam bears if i'm
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  not mistaken uh b-e-r-e-n-s-t-e-i-n but
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  for some reason that's incorrect that's not the
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  correct spelling it's uh b-e-r-b-e-r-e-n-s-t-a-n whatever
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  the case might be now what's interesting is this is that uh you know and i you
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  know do my research because ever since i heard about the mandela effect a long
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  time ago because i am one Of those with those selected memories Hey I remember
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  this For some reason you know there's a lot of YouTubers Out there or content creator,
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  And there was one individual Who for some reason He remembers He remembers.
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  That he rented you know back then the vhs they
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  went to a blockbuster for those kids out there that don't know
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  what is a blockbuster and a vhs and a
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  vcr well now you know it's something
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  where we put this thing the vhs tip and we
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  watch you know tapes things were not like video
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  on demand like you like now you know different story but
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  for some reason this individual do remember and he
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  does have a copy of this cartoon and it
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  was mislabeled so it could be one of those things where they could have been
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  something where they mislabeled it they didn't you know the blockbuster didn't
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  want to send him back to the distributor whatever it is the company the studio
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  that makes the cartoon so they basically said okay we'll leave it at that you
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  know what i mean curious Curious George,
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  Okay So Curious George again Take me memories For some reason some people remember
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  him with a tail Well Guess what There was none Unbelievable.
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  Again it's selective memory I just can't remember Whether he had a tail or not
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  I don't know I remember the story The dude with the yellow His train or father I don't know,
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  But I'm trying to think now Maybe I thought he had a tail Because,
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  you know, he's a monkey You know, that's just me,
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  Monopoly man, let's go This one is interesting Because people remember Mr.
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  Monopoly Having a monocle You know, that little classist That little one-eyed glass Whatever it is,
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  And I'm in between You know, I'm in between I spoke to my brothers in arms out
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  there And they remember it Monaco, there's some people that do remember But,
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  but, but The company that makes The game,
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  the board game Whatever the case might be, Milton Bradley I don't know,
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  Hasbro They claim that he never had a Monaco That little glass,
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  and I'm like, oh Interesting,
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  Now supposedly he might have come out Again, and this is not debunking That,
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  My understanding that he might have And again, been talking about way after
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  the 80s Because remember, Monopoly's an old game And I remember playing Monopoly since.
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  Monopolio in Spanish And you know what I mean It's a plain end in Puerto Rico Monopolio Monopoly,
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  So I don't remember Some people might mistake him With the peanut guy That might
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  have Panicol You know peanuts That company You know what I mean So that's one
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  of those things Where it's like Hey,
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  Febreze Once again You know The spray that That spray's a killer That's all
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  I can say But you know It's one of those things That people thought It was Febreze
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  with like two E's I believe but it's actually one,
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  you'd be like what am I looking yeah I think I got a bottom Febreze somewhere,
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  and I'm like wow I thought it was two E's I just you know,
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  I thought it was too easy. I don't know. Whatever. You know,
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  Oscar Mayer, another, the hot, you know, the company that makes that company.
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  I mean, yeah, they make a lot of, I'm not going to say processed food, hot dogs, ham.
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  So-called ham, I don't know what the hell they sell. They sell a lot of,
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  you know, you go to the deli, you go out there.
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  You know what? When you go to the supermarket and you want to get some ham or
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  anything like that, go to the deli.
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  You know, I know I get it. I get it. Sometimes, you know, I get it.
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  I get it. Oscar Mayer is one of those things that, you know,
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  people thought that, hey, it's, I believe it's an A in Oscar Mayer.
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  Or no, no, there's an A, but people in Mayer. So something to that effect.
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  But look at it. The A or the E or whatever, it's whatever it is now.
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  I'm over here like, okay, I'm trying to remember here because I'm trying to
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  do my best to kind of, how can I say it to you?
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  As i'm doing this episode i'm also looking at some
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  of the examples here of the mandela effect but
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  i'm also trying to like visualize going to
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  these supermarkets or whatever it is trying to visualize if i'm
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  one to say ah i remember this but why you know
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  what i mean and oscar meyer would be one of
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  those interesting things the fruit loops
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  for some reason wow fruit
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  loops so for some reason people yeah fruit
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  loops is interesting because for some reason we think fruit
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  loops and we think like fruit like f-r-u-i-t and
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  then you know that was ingrained but in reality fruit loops
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  it's actually f-r-o-o-t and then my
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  understanding is that there was some type of battle or whatever
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  it is legal battle something to that effect where you
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  kind of like told kelly say listen you guys don't actually have
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  fruits in that fruit loop so you know
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  you might want to like kind of change the name or the spelling and
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  lo and behold the people in Kellogg's hey okay we could
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  still spell fruit but in another sense of fruit loops for some reasons a lot
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  of people always think that it's fruit it's an f-r-u-i-t loops but it's not
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  it's f-r-o-o-t oh my goodness I'm telling you I'm telling me going crazy like well well well.
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  Pikachu's tail, what? The hyphen in Kit Kat, you know what I mean?
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  I personally thought that there was a hyphen in Kit Kat, but there was none.
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  You know, look, I'm going to say this, because I was listening to me like, what?
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  Sometimes, I kid you not, and keep in mind, these are conglomerate,
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  for the most part, these products. Big corporations, the media.
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  Sometimes they're playing without emotions, you know what I mean?
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  They're playing without memories.
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  And I'm like, well, KitKat never had a hyphen? Fruit of the loom,
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  that's another interesting one.
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  Fruit of the loom, you know, for those people out there, especially getting
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  them on these, you know what I mean?
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  They thought that there was a cornucopia. Now, fruit of the looms,
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  it was like a basket with a cornucopia.
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  Well, they said a cornucopia, which is, you know, looks like a little basket, you know, type of deal.
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  And for some reason, people remember
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  that. But in reality, there was none whatsoever. It was just fruit.
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  Now, I think I, in my opinion, in my personal thing, I'm from the hood.
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  You know what I mean? I used to be. Well, I take it back.
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  Growing up in the Bronx in the hood, you know, is one of those things where
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  I think that if you have gone to, you know, Alexander's,
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  Conway's, one of these or another of these kind of mom and pop discount stores
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  in the hood to save a couple of dollars,
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  you might have encountered somewhat of
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  a counterfeit you know what i mean food on
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  the loon with a corner corp it could be i'm just saying now if
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  a lot of people remember i'll get it and not everybody's from the bronze maybe
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  there's a different part but i'm just thinking here that's just
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  my thing cheese it cheese it you know
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  that's another thing going back to star wars uh the
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  famous character 3 cpo the robot
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  and you can you know well not the little r3 r2d2
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  you know cpo three cpo whatever the case might
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  be for some reason and i do remember this for some reason i thought that he
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  was all gold but in reality he's not he has a silver leg and i think in one
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  of the movies they kind of uh explain why he got that silver leg on his right foot for some reason,
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  some reason what happened is that you know when you want to dress up as this individual.
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  Not to make it you know make it to the eyes like okay that's
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  three cpu and now the counterfeit they made it all go but in
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  the movie uh my understanding is that his right foot is silver
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  i'm like eh what uh you
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  know again they playing they playing with me you know
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  the flintstones the flintstones is
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  interesting because you know some people for some reason the flintstone
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  for that you know cartoon people don't recall having it two t's but it actually
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  has two t's don't remember it's just the way that one kind of uh pronounce it
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  as the flint stone like flint but it's actually flint stones so it's f-l-i-n-t.
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  S-T-O-A-N-E. You know, people forget about that first T, the Flintstones,
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  but it's actually the Flintstones. Something to that effect.
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  Oh, my goodness. Wow. I'm telling you, you're probably going to sit down.
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  If you're having a beer, if you're having a adult juice, if you're having whatever
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  it is that you're having, if you're smoking or you're doing something wild,
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  you're probably sitting down and you'll be like, what is going on?
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  Another one in the movie, another famous Forrest Gump, Life is Like a Box of
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  Chocolate. People always remember it.
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  I always remember that life is like a box of chocolate. The reality.
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  Hate to burst the bubble. Life was like a box of chocolate. Life was like a
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  box of chocolates. Life was like a box of chocolate.
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  Not life is like a box of chocolates. So another one.
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  I'm sorry. I apologize if I, you know, kind of whatever.
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  Oh, this one is cool.
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  So Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Oh, movie.
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  And even to this day people thought
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  that mirror mirror on the wall who's the
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  wicked whatever it is it's actually magic mirror
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  on the wall magic mirror on the wall again mirror mirror on the wall is something
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  that might have either commercial or you know it's one of those things that
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  you'd be like what i thought it was mirror mirror on the wall no it's actually magic mirror on the wall.
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  And one of my favorite songs that I, you know, if you tune in and Queen and
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  Freddie Mercury and the band called Queen, we are the champions, my friend.
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  And then at the end, people think we are the champions.
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  And then for some reason, people remember of the world. So that word never existed.
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  The word, we are the champion of the world, never existed.
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  Existed ladies and gentlemen that's it
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  that's crazy that's some of
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  those you know what that's some of the examples of the
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  mandela effect i'm probably thinking about one you
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  know two whatever but what we could
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  go on and on and on and on but again these are
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  the things in the mandela effect where we remember something
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  but in reality it's not so it's
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  mind-boggling for those out there that do remember something as
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  a child whatever it is and you adamant to think that that's what
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  they said or or that's what it appear or
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  whatever the case might be if you're adamant to
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  think that yes it was like this but then
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  to find out as you're growing up that it was never was feel
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  free to you know reach out to your boy deconstructing topic
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  and make that comment oh there's so much of
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  examples like we could go on and on and
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  on and on forever but again it's selective memory and
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  there are times that for some reason there's something that gets
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  stuck with us and then it becomes like an
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  echo chamber where everybody's repeating it or vice versa where someone starts
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  something and you become the echo chamber so yeah that's about that but anyways
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