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Hey guys! Welcome to the Lab Daily Podcast. This is a very special edition. We are down to two

because someone decides to film. Who could that be? Who are we missing today? I'm here and I'm here,

which means I would lead them back home. No, but Justin is right now currently filming a video

for the channel. Very special. But he's been filming since 8am. What time is it? It's one.

And it's been at it for a while. Oh, that's a great point. Let's talk about it. Today,

the high is like 10. The current weather I'm looking at it right now is it says it's 9 degrees

and feels like negative 8 because of the wind. That's crazy. So that's why we're bundled up right

now because even inside, and we're still cold because we were outside. I've got my beanie on,

I've got my sweater. If you had to super hot weather or super cold weather, which one can you deal

with? Cold. Why? We were talking about this. When you're cold, you can always add layers. There's

the hot hands. You can get thermal socks, electric socks. They have these electric gloves

like the electric everything. Yeah, but how that works if it gets hot. But when you're too hot,

they're just gets to a point where you can't do anything about it. You can only get so naked.

Write that down. Yep. And then you just sweat. Just miserable. But anyways, what are we talking about

today? Today, we have a plethora of subjects that I've forgotten. Great. Good segue. I'll tell

them what we're talking about. So one of you, one of the users submitted this talking about what

we do when YouTube videos fail or don't go according to plan, which that has happened many times

through a span of an entire decade on YouTube. But we'll also give you guys some real-life

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