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at The Stoop Podcast. I guess I missed the people who made me the people on earth because I didn't

know anyone else but um they were all kind of nerds you know.

They put a lot of effort into making me you know. Everything is exact and precise,

every bolt and every screw and I often wonder why the nerds could not have given me a sweater.

Yeah I take it it's cold up there. It's so cold dude I'm cold all the time.

How big are you? I'm two tons. So it would be a big big sweater. It's like a giant knit sweater.

I like that image all the satellites, space chips, the international space station,

all of you up there just wearing big cozy sweaters. Yes I would like that.

Hi I am a satellite. My name is Charu. So you are orbiting the earth. That's right. How did you

get up there? It was a whole it was a whole thing. It was a lot of shaking and then they opened a latch

and then I just stared out and it was nothing just a whole bunch of infinite nothing.

I've seen footage of when human beings are launched into space and it seems very stressful.

You know their faces are being contorted. They're having trouble with the GeForce. Did you experience

any of that? Oh yeah. I don't have a face. So I don't know what that means but I was clenched up.

I can tell you that. Tell me what your first impression of space was.

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