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Sincere Apology (real)

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Summary

The creator issues a genuine apology for abandoning the channel for nearly 7 years with no update, takes full blame, and confirms he is now uploading again for fun on his own terms.

Viewers who felt dismissed by the silence finally get acknowledgement and a clear picture of the channel's future direction.

Section summaries

Fake apology contrast and real intent

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The video opens by referencing an older 'sincere apology' upload that was fake, then the creator clarifies this one is actually sincere. He jokes about his haircut but immediately turns serious, stating he is 100% sorry for abandoning the channel without updates. This framing separates the current video from past bit content and establishes the honest tone.

The prior 'sincere apology' video was a bit, not real
This upload is explicitly a genuine apology for channel abandonment

It sets up the video's purpose and tone in the first seconds.

The 7-year silence and comment guilt

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He explains the channel went nearly 7 years without an upload or update, mentioning only occasional live stream mentions elsewhere. Reading comments on the last video (the PV and Jeff video) made him feel depressed, and he admits scrolling that section multiple times over the years. The longer the gap grew, the harder returning seemed, though he acknowledges no excuse for the silence.

Last upload before return was almost 7 years ago
He felt guilt from reading old comments but avoided returning due to difficulty

Explains the scale of the absence and his emotional barrier.

No excuse and full blame

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The creator says he dislikes personal vlog content but states that is not an excuse for no update. He emphasizes there is no excuse and that viewers were owed acknowledgement of why the channel died. He clarifies the fault is entirely his, naming Jeff, Todd, and Jack as not responsible.

Disliking vlogs is rejected as a valid excuse
He clears collaborators and claims total fault

Contains the explicit accountability central to the apology.

Why he stopped and depression context

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He reveals he considered the channel ended, having lost interest in Let's Plays and feeling depressed with trouble getting out of bed. Running out of games to play and the burden of daily uploads turned fun into a chore. He notes the channel originally was casual uploads, and the daily schedule eroded enjoyment, contributing to his depression at the time.

Daily upload grind caused burnout and worsened depression
He ran out of games and interest around the stop point

Gives the personal context behind the disappearance without blaming others.

The actual mistake and repeated sorry

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He concludes quitting was not the problem but the lack of any send-off was, given years of support. He calls it maybe his fifth apology and says he truly means it. The section reinforces that fans deserved closure and he failed to provide it.

Fans deserved a send-off, not continued content
He marks this as possibly his fifth apology but sincere

Reinforces points already made with emotional emphasis.

Shout-outs and Jeff credit

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He thanks Todd and Jack for editing, especially Todd in later years, and gives a big shout-out to Jeff who edited long-term and co-hosted Let's Plays. He says the channel would not have reached its heights without Jeff, promotes Jeff's YouTube and Twitch, and asks viewers to subscribe. This shifts from apology to gratitude for the team.

Jeff is credited as essential to channel success
Viewers are directed to support Jeff's channels

Names collaborators and gives actionable support links.

New content and relaxed format

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He notes uploads resumed 2-3 weeks ago with a Majora's Mask playthrough callback to the channel's start and a Voices of the Void hardcore solo one-life challenge. Future content will mix old replays and new games, done whenever he has time, like the original casual approach. Family duties limit streaming, so recorded spare-time uploads are the model.

Current series are Majora's Mask and Voices of the Void hardcore
Future uploads are casual, time-permitting, not scheduled

Defines what returning viewers will actually see.

Sign-off and plea for forgiveness

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He says he is always gaming so recording spare time makes sense, acknowledges family limits, and tells viewers it is fine if they are not interested. He thanks even one-time viewers, points to series links, and closes with repeated 'I'm sorry' and 'Please forgive me' pleas.

He accepts viewers may leave and thanks all past support
Video ends with direct forgiveness requests

Emotional closure rather than new information.

Key points

Ownership of the disappearance — The creator states plainly that the channel going dark for almost 7 years with zero updates was 100% his fault and not due to collaborators like Jeff, Todd, or Jack.
The real failure was silence, not quitting — He argues that deciding to stop Let's Plays was acceptable, but failing to post any send-off or explanation was the actual mistake.
Return is casual and interest-driven — He is uploading again simply for fun, doing a Majora's Mask replay and a Voices of the Void hardcore challenge, with no schedule or format obligations.

“I am sorry, genuinely 100% actually sorry for abandoning this channel” — creator

“It is 100% my fault.” — creator

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A long time ago, I made a video called

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sincere apology on this channel, but it

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was clearly a fake apology. But I didn't

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I get the second coin. I had two I had

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two health. Why didn't I get THE SECOND

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COIN? WHY DIDN'T I GET THE SECOND COIN?

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>> [screaming]

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>> THIS VIDEO THOUGH IS A sincere apology,

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like an actually sincere apology.

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Honestly, the apology should be for this

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haircut. I I I swear I'm going to get a

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haircut whenever I get like a spare 10

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minutes. But I am sorry, genuinely 100%

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actually sorry for abandoning this

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channel, specifically for abandoning it

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without actually giving any updates or

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anything. I have been uploading on this

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channel again recently, but before that

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it had been almost 7 years since I had

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uploaded last. And again, with literally

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no update at all. I mean, I talked about

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it on live stream here and there

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throughout the years, but [music] no

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update on this actual channel. Reading

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through the comments on the last video

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that we uploaded, the PV and Jeff video,

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it is actually depressing. It makes me

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feel really bad. I've scrolled through

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that comment section multiple times in

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the last 7 years. I promise you. I felt

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the need to apologize for that for a

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long time, but the longer that it went

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from the last upload date, the harder it

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seemed to actually come back and give an

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update on this channel. I don't like

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giving personal updates. I don't like

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doing this kind of vlog content, at

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least not like a serious personal stuff.

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But that is not an excuse for not giving

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you guys an update. There is no excuse

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for that. I do again apologize. I really

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am sorry about that. And I did owe you

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guys an an an at least an

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acknowledgement as to why the channel

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had stopped uploading, why the channel

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had died. I do want to be clear that it

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is absolutely nobody else's fault but

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mine. It's not Jeff's, it's not Todd's,

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it's not Jack's, or literally anyone

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else. It is 100% my fault. I did want to

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put a pause, or what might have been an

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end, honestly. I kind of assumed it

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would be an end at that point. Again, I

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have recently decided that I just want

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to upload on this channel again for fun,

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so that's what I've been doing. But at

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the time, I did kind of consider it just

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over. Like I was done doing Let's Plays

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on this channel. I didn't really want to

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do it anymore. And that was all on me. I

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decided that, which I guess to be fair

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to me at least a little bit, you know,

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it's my prerogative if I don't want to

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upload it on this channel anymore. I had

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other priorities at the time that I

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wanted to do. I was also just feeling

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very depressed at that point in my life

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to be perfectly honest. I was having a

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hard time getting out of bed when I woke

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up in the morning. We had kind of run

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out of ideas for things to play. Like,

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all the games that I had wanted to play

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on the channel at that point, we had

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pretty much done already. And I had just

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sort of grown [music] tired of doing it.

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I did We were doing these daily uploads

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and you know, it was fun for a while,

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but originally when I started this

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channel, I was just doing whatever

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uploads that I wanted. And when it

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became sort of this daily uploads, after

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a while it became a real chore to do and

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it just wasn't fun. And obviously that

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wasn't the only problem or thing that

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was causing me to be depressed at that

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time, but it was a large contributing

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factor. And I had just realized I needed

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to make a change. The problem wasn't

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that I quit, it was that I didn't give

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any updates. You guys did deserve some

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[music] kind of send-off, some kind of

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something, anything for all the support

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that I'd gotten on this channel for all

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that time. And again, what is this, like

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that's fifth time? I am very, very sorry

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about that. I really do mean it. Before

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I go any further with this, I want to

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give big shout-outs to everybody who

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helped me on this channel. That's

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obviously Todd, that's Jack. They did

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the editing for a lot of videos on this

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channel, especially Todd who was really

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spearheading hardcore there for the last

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couple years at least. And us especially

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I have to give a shout-out to Jeff, who

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not only was the editor on this channel

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for a long stretch of time. We did again

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obviously do our Let's Play series that

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we kept doing for a long time after

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that. So, I want to give a big shout-out

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to Jeff. This channel would never have

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reached the lengths, the heights that it

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did if it weren't for Jeff. He hasn't

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uploaded in a while, but make sure you

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go check out his YouTube channel. I'll

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have it in the description below. And he

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does sometimes stream as well on Twitch.

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So, make sure you go check it out. Send

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Jeff some love there. If you haven't

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already subscribed to him, then please

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do. But yes, I have been uploading on

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this channel as of the past two or three

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weeks or so, and maybe some of you have

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noticed that. Thank you for all the

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support on the videos that have happened

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so far. I'm doing a Majora's Mask

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playthrough. I'm playing through the

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entire game, but it is a little bit of a

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callback to the original Majora's Mask

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collection series, which was the start

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of this channel originally. And I'm also

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playing a game called Voices of the

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Void, where I'm doing a hardcore solo

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one-life challenge where I play, you

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know, just as long as it takes for me to

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die. I'm having a lot of fun with both

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of those series, and I feel like they're

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a pretty good representation of the kind

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of content that I'm going to be doing

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moving forward. A little bit of

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old-school kind of replaying games that

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I played in the past. I mean, I love

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[music] replaying games anyway, so why

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not? And some new stuff that I've never

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played before or wouldn't have played

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back in the day, just the kind of games

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that I'm interested in these days. So, a

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little bit of old, a little bit of new.

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Hopefully, you enjoy it. I think the

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channel overall moving forward will be

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more of what it was when I originally

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started, just sort of doing whatever I

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want, whatever I feel like it, whenever

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I have the time. I mean, I'm always

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playing games anyway. Like, why not

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record some and upload them in my spare

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time? And especially because with family

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stuff, I just don't have as much time to

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live stream. It's hard for me to find

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like three to four hours at a time to

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just live stream without, you know,

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being able to pause and go do something

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else, help my kids or my whatever is

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going on in the family at the time. So,

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yeah, I'm just going to be playing

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whatever I feel like moving forward,

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whenever I have the time. And if you're

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down for that, I appreciate you. And if

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you're not, that's fine, too. Uh I

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appreciate any support you've ever given

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on this channel, even if you just

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watched one video, even if you're just

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watching this video for some reason. I

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appreciate you. Thank you. I'll have

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links to the first episode of both of

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the series I got going on right now, and

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hopefully I'll see you there. And if

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not, again, I appreciate you. I'll see

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you later.

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I'm sorry. Okay. Please forgive me.

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Please. Please forgive me.

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