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All right, all right. Yes, it looks like we are live from what the glass box studio of course 500 feet above New York City above the Hudson River.

What's up, Nero? When off the YouTube you are first on the live stream. You are first on the Yoke to be congratulations to Nero. When you get nothing.

Glenda page row and then we got Rachel. She's first on the Facebook all the way up there in Minnesota, which I believe it's already stone right here in the middle of winter I believe.

I think so. I think that's about right. Who else we got? Stephen, Vigicante. I think I got your name right. Finally, Stephen. I think I figured out.

Stephen, Vigicante, I think. And then you got the Aaron Lewis from stained. Then you got the Jennifer Ferris off the Facebook. You got Nick Skelly. He looks relatively new. We'll see if he's a good guy or a bad guy.

They usually exposed themselves pretty early on in the process. Thermal chill. What's up, buddy? It's been a bit.

Well, the first all this guy spam look. He's spamming the room by just saying, oh, who cares, dude? You're on the big screen. Can you like move on now? Thank you. I would appreciate it. Thank you very. No, you can't help himself. One moment, please.

You are. Oh my God. I might have blocked the wrong person. I don't know. Wait, let me make sure I blocked this idiot. You are gone.

So first observation, my hair still stinks. I can't even put it up. I can't even use like a rubber band or something until I get a fix. I'm stuffing like pieces of my hair under my hat.

It's just a fucking nightmare. I finally get a haircut after what a year and a half and I get a really, really bad haircut.

I thought you didn't block people. Did you get mad when the scooter company blocked you? These people are insane.

Go back and listen. I did not. I actually laughed how ridiculous it was that the scooter company blocked me. I didn't get mad.

The reality is every single person that has social media blocks people and you know, and then every once in a while and I've done it too, how it's turned block me and then it was like bragging rights.

And I showed the tweed like, oh look, he couldn't handle it. But the fact is we all blocked people no matter who we are. So relax. But as far as the scooter company goes, no, I didn't. I wasn't mad because they blocked me.

I thought it was hilarious that I had a huge issue with their electric scooter almost broke my neck. And in the end, they're mad at me and they end up blocking me because I called them out on their shitty product.

But I didn't actually get mad. I thought it was ridiculously kind of it was kind of humorous actually. Imagine hating Opie but hanging on to his every single word and know what happens in his life every single day. Yeah, it's kind of weird, right? Jennifer first.

It's very, very strange. The obsession is real with these people. What these people? Oh, texting me. Oh, wait, let's see what we got. Oh, it could be an exclusive.

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