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Brett Keane Personal Family Life · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  LOL. Well, hello, ladies and
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  gentlemen. My name is Brett keen, and you
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  are listening and watching the Brett Keen show.
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  I hope you all have had a blessed day, make sure you check
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  out my website and all my new articles and post and also got a
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  lot of other exclusive stuff over there.
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  You can also check out my international radio station,
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  where I talk about a lot of topics that cannot be listened
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  to, or talked about on YouTube. You know, that whole free speech
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  thing. And censorship, right?
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  Well, we don't have to get all into that.
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  Well, as many of you know, I like to do polls and quizzes and
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  I like to ask my subscribers questions because I want to know
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  what it is. What topics that you guys enjoy
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  listening to? And I want to make videos that
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  you're just whole-heartedly, not interested.
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  And obviously I do care about what you think, and how you feel
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  and all that. I usually whenever it comes down
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  to it, I try to think of He owes that I myself will enjoy
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  something that I would want to watch or listen to, but, you
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  know, being a husband and being a man and all that I've
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  discovered, as I've grown older that sometimes, you have to be
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  able to make compromises. Sometimes you have to make
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  sacrifices sometimes, your family doesn't want to watch the
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  same TV shows as you sometimes. They don't have the same views
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  or ideology that you do and you got to learn how to look.
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  It other things and watch and listen to other stuff.
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  Well, on my latest polls. I basically asked people, what
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  is your favorite video Topics by me?
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  Do you enjoy the most? And I roughly got 58 votes.
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  And a lot of people said that they enjoy mostly, they want to
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  hear about my personal life had to be honest with you.
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  I don't know why I would love it if people explain to me why it
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  is that they find my personal life so interesting especially
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  over the other options I gave you.
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  Your second favorite thing that you guys like to hear me talk
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  about is God fair enough. I do enjoy talking about God and
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  religion and All that, you guys have pretty much made it clear
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  that you don't really care about my political views.
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  And I can understand that a lot of people are kind of weary and
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  burned out from politics. You guys said that the third
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  thing that you like to hear besides my personal life or my
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  views on God and religion is atheism.
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  You guys like hearing what I have to say about atheist, it's
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  probably because I used to be a former atheist.
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  I used to be considered one of the most popular.
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  The Atheist of all and so worn. And last but not least politics
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  being the least. Interesting to you all video
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  game seem to have a little bit of Interest with some of you out
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  there, perhaps the younger audience that watches me.
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  Fair enough. I know whenever it comes to
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  video games, I don't play a whole lot of variety stuff out
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  there. I have thought about making a
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  channel where I review video games and do all kinds of
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  different variety. But the whole installation
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  process, it takes a while to download games and put them on
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  your computer and I just upgraded my computer.
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  So I would have the ability to do that, but I find it very
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  difficult and challenging to be able to stream some of the kind
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  of video games I play. I play a lot of role-playing
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  stuff and a lot of the games I play kind of go at a casual slow
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  pace. You'll find yourself an action
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  moment but you know, it is what it is.
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  Well, I guess, since you guys want to hear about my personal
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  life, I'll share some things with you may not know, some of
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  you may not realize this, but I didn't originally come to
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  YouTube in order to promote atheism, even though I was a
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  what was considered a popular number one, guy back, then I
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  didn't come to promoted, I didn't come to be a part of some
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  kind of atheist community. In fact, there was no atheist
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  Community too. Again, with my reasoning behind
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  coming to YouTube was, I was trying to distract myself from
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  some of the bad stuff that was going on in my life at the time,
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  my daughter was going in and out of the hospital and YouTube.
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  At that time, gave me an opportunity, not to think about
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  some of the negative things that we're going on in my existence.
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  And at the time I noticed that a lot of people were very friendly
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  back in the day before. Google or the Liberals ended up
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  buying up YouTube. It was a fun place to be.
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  I made friends with religious people and non-believers and a
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  lot of people respected me. A lot of people love me and all
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  that kind of stuff, but as the Liberals ended up taking over
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  suddenly. When people realize they were
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  being rewarded for drama videos and trolling and aggravation and
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  harassment and what soon they would start creating words like
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  cyber bullying and cyber attacks and all this.
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  These are the kind of things I experience because I've been
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  around since the internet went from dial-up to broadband.
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  So yeah, the faster the internet became the more noisier things
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  became so you might be interested in knowing that I
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  didn't come here to do any of that.
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  It was mostly my main priority was distraction and the other
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  was because I enjoyed a lot of you, I liked listening to what
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  you had to say, not just making videos talking about what I
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  thought, but I enjoyed watching a lot of you back in the day, a
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  lot of you were very real to me. You are a bunch of humans who
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  took time from your Life to express how you were doing, what
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  you were doing with your families.
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  What some of your views were and some of the solutions that you
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  gave in order to make the world a better place.
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  I don't see that happen very much anymore.
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  I I watch from time to time out what somebody like Jordan
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  Peterson or I'll watch somebody like him because it helps me
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  with depression and it helps me with dealing with problems that
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  I'm not sure how to deal with. But I don't normally just watch
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  your average Layman people anymore.
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  A lot of people seem very fake to me.
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  They don't seem as though. They're like they used to be.
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  They're trying to get Partnerships and get paid and
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  get sponsorships and all that and I just feel like I'm
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  watching commercials I even eventually had to get an ad
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  blocker. That helps me.
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  Stop these long, long drawn-out, toilet paper ads.
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  At play, at the beginning of all your videos out there, folks,
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  for a while there. I can't tell you how many videos
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  I clicked off, because I did not want to see a big long ad or mid
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  rolls, which are ads that break into the middle of the video.
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  And I also noticed a lot of people who do seem to have a lot
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  of intelligent things to say, you cut your videos, 15 minutes,
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  apart and put ads, and I'm like, you have commercials.
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  And between your videos, you should have desk.
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  And fancy Network looking material.
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  Some other things about me that you may not know about a lot of
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  my videos, if not, 90% of them are more are not scripted.
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  I don't like practice, what? I'm going to say.
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  I don't write down what I'm going to say.
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  If I'm going to be doing an extensive video that has a lot
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  of topics I want to cover, then I might take a few notes you
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  know, scribble some stuff. Make sure you mention this, make
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  sure You mention that but I don't write an anyway.
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  What I'm supposed to say about those things, it's kind of like
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  a trigger topic where it'll say, make sure you talk about this or
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  make sure you talk about that. But usually, I don't require
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  that I tried to cover one topic, but as I'm talking suddenly, I
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  will find that a lot of other things will pop into my head
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  having to do with similarities to what I'm discussing.
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  And I'll start talking. About it.
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  So I'm not scripted. I literally my friends can tell
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  you any friend that's ever hung out with me.
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  Whether Christian or atheist. I could just turn on a video
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  record my screen point of the topic, maybe read a little bit
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  of the article or whatever or most of it, if not all of it and
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  I can, bam, I'm off to the races, I guess, the reason why
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  I'm like that, That I was diagnosed whenever I was a young
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  man to be hyperactive and also I was a said to have attention
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  deficit disorder. Now I know what a lot of you are
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  saying, how is that possible bright?
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  You're so good at being able to focus on these topics and talk
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  about what you talk. Well that's because instead of
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  going to doctors and getting my self-medicated, like a lot of
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  parents do their kids nowadays. I knew that if I'm going to make
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  it This world. If I'm going to survive, then I
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  need to learn how to deal with that issue.
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  Any time I've ever been told that I have something that
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  limits me, or stops me, whether it be fear, anxiety, or
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  whatever, a kind of taught myself to instead of see it as a
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  weakness, or a limitation, see it as a strength.
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  I told myself. Well then I need to concentrate
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  harder, I need to pay attention more.
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  If I'm if I have some kind of issue with Austin tration.
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  Then I simply need to reverse that and learn how to be able to
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  focus and adapt better as where some people they say, oh, I've
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  got this problem, I've got this issue.
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  Now, I got to be put on vast amounts of medication or seek
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  therapy, and all this tell me, I've got something wrong with
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  me, and I'll go out of my way to Fix it or do better.
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  And that's the reason why I suppose I am like, I am.
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  I'm not one of these people where I like to allow myself to
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  be beat down or taken out. So there's that As a man,
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  whenever I'm not doing YouTube videos, I like to spend time
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  with my kids, and my wife. I've always found it weird,
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  whenever I was growing up. I used to hear so many adults
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  can play know. My kids are constantly getting
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  into trouble and it's such an excruciating process parenting
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  is so tough and terrible or bringing me.
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  I wanted to be a father, my wife, and I we'd had No
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  accidents, everything we planned forward.
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  We waited until we knew that we either had the money or that we
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  have the ability to be able to do it and we specifically wanted
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  a boy and a girl, I'd actually dreamed of having a boy and a
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  girl and I got what I wanted. I got two wonderful kids and the
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  only problems I've had with them is that as they've gotten older,
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  they become more obviously, independent sufficient and able
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  to sustain themselves and they don't require their mommy and
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  daddy to be up their ass and all that.
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  I miss the times whenever I used to hold their little frames up
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  against my chest and listen to their heart, beat and them
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  listen to mine. I miss the days where I can hold
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  them and they would go to sleep and stuff and I'd rub their back
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  and, you know, get that little burp out of them.
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  Whenever I was robbing their backs, I miss the watching them
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  walk for the first time. Learn how to talk and all that.
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  Now, they're full-grown adults and they're doing their own
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  business, and I'm hardly get to see my son as much as I'd like
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  to anymore. We get along, just fine and love
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  each other. He has absolute respect for me
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  and I respect Get him. He and I had one single problem
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  throughout his entire life that was very hard to deal with.
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  He thought about going into the military a long time ago.
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  And I argued with him up and down.
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  Don't you do that? Don't you go out there and put
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  your life on the line? For some politicians who were
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  full of shit, don't you go? Do that to your mom and dad we
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  can't have you coming back crippled or all this, I had my
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  son watched videos where veterans went out to war and
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  then whenever they came home, they didn't get the proper
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  medical treatment or therapy and the kind of conclusion Andre Old
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  son happen to people. If they even managed to survive
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  War not and my son decided. No, he's not going to do that.
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  Instead, he got him a good job. and started doing a lot of
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  dating and getting himself in a relationships and then as many
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  of you know, he did have a little bit of a difficulty with
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  jobs for a while there because of this thickness that man's to
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  make its way into America. You remember, everybody had to
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  stay in their house or wear masks a lot of jobs let people
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  off because they were afraid, they were going to get sick.
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  Well, my son had a really, really fantastic job where he
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  was getting paid almost 30 bucks an hour.
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  And then He ended up having to do things that were less than
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  that because of it, but he's since this crap is starting to
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  dissipate. He's been taking a lot of really
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  positive opportunities. My daughter for the last two
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  years has been working. She has her own vehicle.
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  Unfortunately, she still isn't fully sufficient than driving on
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  her own. She still needs her mother to be
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  in the past and decide to do this or a licensed driver.
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  In. That's what it is nowadays.
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  Whenever it comes to myself and not what's happening in the
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  world personal desires, I have an ambitions.
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  I'm really excited about a game that's coming out called star
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  field where I'll get to explore the Universe.
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  I made a video about it and I thought for sure that making a
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  video about star field would get a lot of views and a lot of
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  people would have discussions about it.
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  There's a ton of featured people on YouTube who have been having
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  discussions about it. But it's as if my video was like
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  a fart in the wind, it got no attention.
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  It didn't even break a hundred views.
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  Was a little surprised at that. for whatever reason, it seems
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  like, a lot of you out there more interested than this stuff
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  that's going on in the news and everything in our Twitter,
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  having to do with the lgbtq and you know, how Christians are
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  being impacted and such so some of you may ask yourself over at
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  why, why did you have issue with Do you still have issues with
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  like atheist or anything? Not really, I don't hardly talk
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  to any of them even anymore and the ones that I considered
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  friends, they don't reach out ever, they only reach out
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  whenever I say, hey, I'm doing a live show or something and then
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  they might come in and talk about things they want to, but
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  they rarely ask me questions, like, what's going on with you
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  real life. That's one of the reasons why
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  whenever I did my Pol my little quiz about what?
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  What do you guys like to watch? And listen to, I was surprised
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  Al even whenever my Christian friends are in the room, none of
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  them ever asked me what have, what have I been doing
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  throughout the week when I'm not making videos?
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  It's like none of them ever really gave a shit about any of
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  that. So I'm kind of surprised that my
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  subscribers out there saying that you like to hear about my
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  personal life. Honestly, I'm confused.
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  I used to talk about my personal life all the time years ago.
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  I used to share all kinds of different things but I noticed
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  some people like to use my Because I was so honest about my
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  flaws and my imperfections and about how I struggled and dealt
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  with different things. Seem like, some people thought
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  it was inspiring, but other people wanted to mine, quote, me
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  and basically try to make me look like an asshole.
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  I hope that's not the case still where people want me to put
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  Secrets out there or things about myself, too, so they can
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  Ram it up my ass. I don't know why anybody would
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  do that. Anyway, if I haven't pointed out
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  by now or made it, clear, I don't really care what people
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  think about me. I don't care how they feel about
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  me personally, But so be it, if there are people who genuinely
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  want to know about me, then we'll talk about it.
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  We'll talk about it at this point in my life.
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  I would have to say that things are kind of lonely.
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  They're lonely because my kids are constantly working than when
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  they're not working, they're sleeping or they're, you know,
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  taking the little time that they have to be able to enjoy the
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  things they want to. I've been finding myself
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  watching a lot of Television. I sit with my wife and we watch
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  stuff, like, The Blacklist with James Spader, my daughter.
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  And I, from time to time, like, to watch Criminal shows and
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  things having to do with legal law, that type of stuff, for
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  detective, type of shows where you investigate and catch
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  criminals, that kind of thing. I noticed in the past few years,
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  my family isn't really into comedies, anytime I say, hey,
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  that ought to be funny. That ought to be silly.
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  Oh no dad. Nobody wants to watch anything
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  funny. However, we do have this thing
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  where we were enjoying watching like superhero stuff, my son and
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  I love watching Spider-Man. And my daughter likes the Flash
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  and Supergirl but then as you probably heard a lot of these
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  Hero shows and movies ended up getting screwed up.
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  We used to like watching Star Wars together as well.
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  But then, the woke organizations out there got involved, and they
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  started killing our superheroes, or making them stupid.
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  So it's hard to watch any of that anymore.
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  We feel like we're not watching Super Heroes.
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  Anymore were watching somebody's political views.
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  Be Amplified through characters that we can't even recognize
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  anymore. So that's, that's really hard,
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  because the stuff that me and my family did enjoy watching.
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  They kind of mutilated it, they destroyed it.
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  They Corrupted it. If that's the word.
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  Hmm. Nowadays, making YouTube videos
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  feels very routine. I see a news article that I find
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  interesting. I see how somebody got screwed
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  over, I see how innocent people including children or screwed
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  with and I see these articles and then I hit record and I
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  speak, that's what I do. There's nothing fancy about it.
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  I could I do have the ability. I'm a used to be in the audio.
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  Engineering. And I'm very good at video
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  editing. I could make Fancy videos like a
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  lot of the stuff you see out there very flashy and colorful
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  and moving across the screen and all that, but I don't really see
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  a point in it. I was suggested this by someone,
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  they said, right? You know how some of these
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  videos that are not even as good as yours end up getting views if
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  you make thumbnails where you make stupid faces, Yeah, it was
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  actually suggested by people that my thumbnails ought to have
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  me making really goofy faces. And I looked through my videos
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  and I noticed the ones where I'm actually on the screen and I
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  make a goofy face, those actually do get views and I
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  don't know why. Why is it that someone's going
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  to click on a video if I'm sticking my tongue out?
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  Or I'm acting like a dumb dumb or something?
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  I don't understand that. But there you go.
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  That's a little bit about me. If you guys want to hear more it
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  honestly it would be very helpful if people would
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  specifically ask questions about what do you want to know about
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  me? What do you want to know about
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  God? What what is it about video
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  games that you want to hear about?
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  What is it that you want to have a discussion?
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  I'm a very versatile person. I can talk about damn near
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  anything and also enjoy myself at the same time talking to you
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  especially if I know I'm actually talking directly to Lie
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  to certain people out there. What would you like to hear?
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  What do you want to know about me?
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  What do you want to know about? Just anything in general about?
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  What I think we'll go from there.
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  If you don't respond or leave something, then I'll just have
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  to take it as you just don't give this yet.
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  God bless.