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Brett Keane YouTube Partnership, Join My Club, Store, WWE Bray Wyatt Sad News, Co Host Format · Brett Keane and Eve Show

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  Well, hello, ladies and gentlemen.
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  My name is Brett Keen and you were watching and listening to
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  the Brett Keen show. I hope you're all having a
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  blessed day out there. As many of you have probably
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  heard, I besides having a super popular international radio
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  station where my freedom of speech is not affected in any
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  kind of way, and I'm absolutely off the rails of the crazy train
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  on my radio. Apparently YouTube, for whatever
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  strange reason, decided to finally, after all the years of
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  me being on YouTube, decided to make me a YouTube partner.
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  I know, right? I'm absolutely stunned and
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  shocked. My family are extremely proud of
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  me for accomplishing this because, ladies and gentlemen,
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  not to toot my own horn, but usually whenever I set out to do
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  things, I accomplish everything that I I mean to do.
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  I remember some of the major accomplishments I've done in my
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  life. And one of them was I wanted to
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  find a beautiful woman. I wanted to make her my wife.
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  And then I wanted to have a son and a daughter that were polite,
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  sweet, awesome, big hearts like that of a lion and a productive
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  family. A good family, a supportive
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  family. I accomplished that at one point
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  in time in my life. I wanted to be a musician and I
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  wanted to simply succeed at putting out some CD's and
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  actually writing my own music. And my brother Justin Keen and
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  myself, we accomplished that. We didn't become super famous
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  rock stars, we didn't become the next Led Zeppelin or anything
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  like that, but I was still able to produce albums.
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  Then I said to myself, Brett, what can we do now that where we
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  can accomplish taking over the world?
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  I decided let's write some books.
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  I wrote some books. I wrote up to six books.
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  Two of them I unpublished though, because they had to do
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  with atheism. And I'm no longer an atheist
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  anymore, so I'm not going to sell an atheist product that
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  basically goes against God while being a believer in God.
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  It just simply wouldn't make rational, logical sense, right?
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  So that's where I'm at whenever it comes to that.
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  I told myself whenever I was young that I was going to own my
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  own home, that I was going to own at least two vehicles, that
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  my family would be taken care of.
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  All of this has been accomplished.
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  And as I've gotten older, one of the last things, one of the last
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  few things that I wanted on my bucket list, I guess is what you
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  can call it, is I wanted to become a YouTube partner.
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  I hate YouTube. I think that how they do people
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  is absolutely wrong and ignorant.
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  But the problem is, is I put too much of my life and too much of
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  my time into this. It's not so much about at this
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  point. Let me make this straight to
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  folks. I simply wanted to see myself
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  accomplish it. I don't know how long it'll
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  last, and that really doesn't matter.
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  What matters is that you have something, whether it's for a
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  moment or for a lifetime. For me, just the fact that I was
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  able to see my name on there, get the e-mail, get the pop up
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  that says you're sexy, Brad Keane and you were worthy to be
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  a part of this. That was all I needed.
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  If my YouTube channel goes down a week from now, I don't give a
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  damn. It doesn't matter.
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  Channels I didn't put on my accomplished list how long a
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  channel will last, right? I put on my accomplished list
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  that I wanted that YouTube partnership and I managed to get
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  it. However, although I'm happy and
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  my family and friends are happy and proud of me, I'm also
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  saddened. And I know some people feel like
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  how can you be saddened by Keen? It sounds like you've made
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  everything in your life come true.
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  I'm sad because there's a lot of my friends out there as well as
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  a couple family members that deserve to have YouTube
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  partnership that they've been working very hard, they put a
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  lot of time in and they keep getting rejected for some reason
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  over and over and over. And I don't get it.
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  And I'll give you a couple examples.
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  I was talking to Steven Boland, recently, also known as Proverbs
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  Guy, and he said that he has tried for the longest time to be
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  accepted. And I don't get it, because I'm
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  considered this rude, tasteless Jackass that people find
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  deplorable sometimes. Because some of the language
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  that I use in my videos and the way I express myself, I
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  personally don't think that way about myself.
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  That's not my perspective. But other people do, right?
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  And I suspect that's one of the reasons I've had some of the
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  issues that I've had, because I don't know what it is that the
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  haters are even talking about. I'm a sexy son of a bitch.
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  But Steven is a very well educated Christian who talks
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  about the Bible and he interviews other Christians.
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  Now, he has interviewed some Christians out there who've got
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  some history and have had some failings or flaws in their
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  existence. And I would hate to think that
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  the reason why he's not getting his YouTube partnership is
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  because of some of the people that he's tried to help or
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  interview or talk to. Because that would be sad.
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  Wouldn't it be sad to find out that you've done everything
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  right in your life, but because you try to do something good for
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  other people because of your association with them, you get
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  screwed. That's totally unfair.
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  That's totally sucks. But that's that might be why it
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  is that Mister Stephen Boland hasn't gotten it.
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  Then there's TTOR. He hasn't been rejected by
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  YouTube partnership, but for some oddball reason, whenever he
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  uses other video sites, he seems to do really well.
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  But on YouTube it's been a slow crawl for him.
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  And it's sad because it's getting to the point where he's
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  just starting to do other things and he's getting away from
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  YouTube. He doesn't do as many videos
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  anymore and he's like 100 something subscribers away from
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  the ability to even sign up for it.
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  And I find that sad because he put so much work and so much
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  time into his videos and yet he's not there.
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  My brother, Justin Keen, because he hasn't gotten partnered, he
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  isn't able to make the kind of money that he wish that he could
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  make for his two daughters as well as wife.
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  He's wanted to do that. He's wanted to continue on the
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  music part of the King family, and YouTube hasn't been very
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  beneficial for him. It hasn't given him any
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  opportunities or advantages, except for the occasional while.
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  You rock at the guitar and all that.
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  That's terrific folks. But my brother's actually trying
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  to make this a career where there's money involved, right?
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  And there's nothing wrong with that.
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  Being in the music business is very difficult.
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  That's it's a hard, hard road. And musicians deserve to make
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  money off of their work, including artists and writers
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  and all that kind of stuff. Well, in case you guys don't
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  know, I haven't been very interested in Patreon.
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  I did get a couple people who decided to support me on
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  Patreon, but I don't really like Patreon at all.
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  I don't like any, I don't like sending people to external sites
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  in order to support me. But the good news is now people
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  don't have to go do all that. They could still use Cash app
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  and my PayPal if they want to support me.
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  But now you can simply support me by going to the front of my
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  YouTube channel and looking in my store section and you'll see
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  all my products now through my YouTube.
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  It's actually connected now my store.
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  Or you can simply sign up to be a member by clicking the join
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  button under every video I do or right on my front page.
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  Now what happens if you join and you become a member?
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  Well, so far I got it set up to where when I do live shows, if
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  you're a member, you're able to see the link and you can
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  actually come into my live shows without any kind of problems
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  whatsoever. You'll see the link.
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  I'm not going to put it out in the public anymore.
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  I've had too many people come in and either harass me or harass
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  some of the other users. Some of my friends don't want to
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  come in the room anymore because they got trolled.
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  And sometimes I walk away from the show to go use the restroom
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  or make me a damn burrito or eat a Twinkie and I can't babysit
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  for the entire time. I get tired.
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  I'm an old man. I'm not one of these young
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  teenagers who make a podcast where they should talk all day.
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  We actually try to do what we call substance over here and
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  unfortunately a couple people did get in and they harassed and
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  aggravated people and called names and it made people mad.
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  I got some emails from some friends saying Brett, I thought
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  you loved me bro. I thought we were aren't good,
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  but then you allow some ass whore to come into the room and
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  start trash talking me. My apologies, that will no
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  longer happen. Only members and supporters will
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  be able to see the public link anymore.
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  Unless you're a good friend of mine or family then you get in
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  absolutely free. But it's practically like
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  members get in free anyway because it's only like what
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  $2.00 to become a member. Unless you sign up for like one
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  of the higher ranks, then you get more perks.
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  But that's a bit of a paradox and dilemma for me, ladies and
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  gentlemen, because I don't know what to give you guys as perks.
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  It's one thing when you know people in real life and you can
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  give them a shirt or you can give them like something nice or
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  whatever, buy somebody a car or whatever.
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  But what do you give people through the Internet?
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  I don't know. I'm hoping that you guys could
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  give me some advice and suggestions.
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  What do you think would be cool? What do you think people would
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  want from me besides me running my big mouth on video?
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  I'm not exactly sure on that. I never worked with like a perk
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  system or a reward system or something like that with people
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  I don't know. Would people want art that's I
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  already have all that through my store?
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  I'm not really sure. Who knows, maybe you guys can
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  give me some really good suggestions, some advice, and
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  that'll help out. So that's how people will be
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  able to get into the rooms. Of course people will be able to
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  watch my shows and all that. You become a member.
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  Everything that you type in the member section will be seen by
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  you, myself, and other members. So that's pretty cool.
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  Let's see what else is there. Oh yeah.
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  One of the other cool things that they gave me as a YouTube
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  partner is now whenever I'm doing a show, people are able to
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  super chat me, which apparently they're able to click this
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  button down below right where they're about to type something
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  and they can like put goofy stuff on my screen while I'm
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  doing a live show. Like they can say Brett, you
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  look like a moose and you smell like a Beaver.
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  And you know, as long as they donate a couple bucks, they're
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  below pop up ago on my screen no matter what I'm doing.
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  And I've been trying to consider a different format on my
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  channel. I've been thinking about instead
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  of doing like solo videos, why don't I just do live streams?
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  Every time I'm in the mood to do a video, I talk about my topic
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  and after I get done yapping for about 10 minutes or whatever, I
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  let people come up. Then they can either talk about
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  whatever word is I'm discussing or just talked about, or we can
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  just open it to chat and people can start going on and we can
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  let that last for about two hours, maybe more depending on
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  how exciting the show is at the time.
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  So yeah, what do you guys think about that?
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  Instead of me doing like solo videos, I actually do videos
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  where I'm live and you guys can respond to me while I'm actually
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  talking and going on. And on top of that, if you're a
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  member, you can actually join the actual video while it's
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  being made and I'm talking and add your own two cents in on it.
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  Do you think that's neat, or do you like the solo videos, what
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  your thoughts are now? Perhaps I'll put a survey or a
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  poll up and see what people think about that business.
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  Let's see, what else? Well, I heard some all this is
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  great news and good news and all that kind of stuff, but
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  unfortunately there has been some sad news that I heard just
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  recently. Mr. Wyatt, a WWE wrestler,
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  recently passed away. Apparently he had that that
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  medical issue that you're not allowed to talk about on YouTube
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  and apparently it puts so much stress on his body, ended up
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  having a heart attack. At least that's what I have been
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  reading. I don't know if that's the
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  actual case. Sometimes whenever it comes to
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  celebrities, they'll tell you one thing and then it it's much
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  later when you find out what actually happened.
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  Now they still ain't figured out how JFK got taken out.
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  So if that doesn't tell you anything, I don't know what
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  will. So that's where we're at on
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  that. I'm.
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  I'm sad because this was a really good, very creative,
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  charismatic person and he was only like he was between 34 and
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  36 years old. And here I am, I'm in a few
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  years, I'm going to end up being almost 50 years old and I'm
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  like, my goodness of an athlete can go down like that.
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  Then my goodness, what's my chances in this world?
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  Anytime somebody dies or passes away, it really makes you
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  question your mortality, right? Okay to get off of that topic,
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  which is sad. And I hope that people show,
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  give prayers to the family and all that kind of stuff.
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  Tonight at between 7:00 and 9:00 PM, there's going to be a video
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  that's going to play where you guys will be able to see an
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  interview between me and my friends talking to a guy called
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  Ellie Yoder, who was once an Amish guy who escaped the Amish
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  and then went on to becoming a very popular YouTuber.
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  A very nice guy, very cool. He was very respectful, very
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  godly, very knowledgeable of the Bible.
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  He was raised up in a very unusual way and his life is very
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  interesting. So check out that interview
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  tonight. As I said, Proverbs Guy will be
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  on there as well as other people, and you'll see several
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  people asking this fellow questions.
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  He graced us with his presence Friday 7:00 PM.
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  Well, not Friday. It's going to be Saturday, 7:00
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  PM. I'm going to be doing a show
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  where I'm going to be bringing in a new host called Mr. Captain
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  Stump, Captain Stump. And he's going to be talking
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  about a whole bunch of biblical stuff, and we're going to see
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  how that goes. I'm really searching for some
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  very talented cohost. I want to find people that are
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  good at talking, have a lot of ideas going through their head,
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  or at least know how to research to find topics that they could
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  talk about because it is tough running a podcast all by
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  yourself. I mean, any old clown can just
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  sit up there and Babble on incoherently, but I'd like some
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  actual format, the little bit of organization.
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  I'd like for the topics to actually be fascinating.
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  I've seen too many podcasts out there where they get boring,
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  they get dull, they start talking about a bunch of crap
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  that nobody cares about, and we don't want to find herself in
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  that position. So if you guys got some ideas or
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  you know, some people who would like to majorly cohost with me,
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  I will start doing more and more shows.
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  But I can't do a whole bunch of them if I am all by myself,
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  right? Even though some of you out
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  there find me absolutely captivating, I know my
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  limitations. Yeah.
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  All right. So that's all I got to say,
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  ladies and gentlemen. If I have anything new to talk
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  about it, I'll put it on my community page and make sure you
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  guys come to the show on Saturday.
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  And yeah. Oh yeah.