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Let me hear you all say,

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Twitch isn't just for gamers anymore. You get our show on Twitch. Yeah, when I told people that they were like, well, it's Twitch. And I was like, I really don't know, but I know you can consume us on Twitch, but I think it has something to do with gamers. It's one of our platforms. So, not just for gamers, as evidence by a cow named Winnie, who has become a viral sensation on the live

streaming platform.

Now, Winnie Lee lives at the Alveus Sanctuary, which is a nonprofit organization run by Maya

Higa, popular wildlife conservanist, conservationist, and Twitter, or Twitch streamer, I should say.

Red Angus Cow has lived there since she was around one month old, according to the

Sanctuary's website, gained popularity recently for mooing at the camera for attention.

So basically...

This is all she does?

Yeah, and people watch this.

Now, on their Twitch channel viewers can activate the cow's automatic feeder by sending donations when the machine wears when he trots over to the trough for treats, giving audiences the perfect payoff as they watch their donation in action. I remember I had one of those, God, I forgot what it was called, but it would spit the treats out to Lady Bird back in the day. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. I know what you're talking about. But when I would look at the camera, she was always just standing in front of it. I felt bad for her, so I had to take it away. So here we go. This is how it works. See, she's saying like and subscribe right there. Yeah.

I mean, it's a cow.

I expect a cow to move.

And here's the payoff.

Okay.

And then the feed comes out.

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