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- The ambulance came.

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I was taken off to the emergency room.

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- Amanda, are you doing this to me?

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- Oh?

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Natalie, ow do you do this every morning?

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- Amanda, I tried to[br]do you, but I couldn't.

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(chill music)

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- Hi guys.

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Okay. What's you're[br]about to see is probably

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one of the most chaotic[br]vlogs that I've ever made.

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I didn't know whether I was[br]going to talk about this

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in a video or not, or if I was[br]just going to brush past it

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but a lot has happened in[br]the past couple of weeks.

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Initially, it was supposed to be a collab

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with NataliesOutlet, but as you'll see

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things got a little bit derailed

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and I could have refilmed a lot of things

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but I was like, you know what?

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I'm not going to fake it.

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I got to stay true to my[br]real life and what happened.

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And I thought it might be[br]entertaining for you guys anyways.

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So yeah, here's that video.

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Me and Natalie decided to[br]switch routines for a day.

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And then this is what happened.

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- So I wake up around[br]8:00 AM, let my body rest.

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It's good for me.

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I usually, I have a little

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like cuddle session with[br]Jupiter in the morning.

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And with Dennis.

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Jump out of bed in my Rilakkuma slippers.

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- Good morning, everyone.

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It is a bit past 8:00 AM.

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It felt really nice to sleep in

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because I don't normally[br]let myself do that.

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Oh, also by the way, I dyed my hair

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in the time that we filmed[br]that Zoom call and now,

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so that's why my hair is[br]black and not brown anymore.

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I really had to fight off the initial urge

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when I woke up in the morning[br]to not just mindlessly scroll

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through social media on my phone

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because that was one of[br]Natalie's first rules.

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So I'm trying to follow that.

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Unfortunately, I do not have a[br]dog to cuddle in the morning.

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Let me see what I can find instead.

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Okay. I have this plushy

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that a viewer gave to me at a meetup once.

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So I will be cuddling this instead.

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Natalie to jump into some slippers.

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So I have my Pusheen slippers,

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aren't they cute?

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- The first thing I do in[br]the morning is I hydrate.

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Sometimes I get a little fancy

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and add a little apple cider vinegar.

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- I hope it doesn't taste bad.

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Oh no.

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It already smells intense.

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(spoon clinking)

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Bottoms up.

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Cheers.

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Okay.

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Oh.

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Oh...

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It wasn't as bad as I[br]thought off the first sip.

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Oh...

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Okay, nevermind.

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It's very vinegary.

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Natalie, how do you do this every morning?

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Okay, I'm gonna have to add[br]some more water to that.

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Ooh.

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It definitely wakes you[br]up, I will say that.

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Drink the rest

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of this and then get the[br]rest of my day started.

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My routine has been waking[br]up at 6:30, so it's a little-

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- [Natalie] Oh my god, that's amazing.

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- 6:30 to 8:00 I'm like on my phone.

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I'll have coffee, breakfast.

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I always take vitamins.

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I'm a big vitamin person in[br]terms of energy and stuff.

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Because you know, take care[br]of your health everyone,

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but that's really important to me.

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So that's kind of my morning block.

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- Good morning.

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It's six in the morning.

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Jupiter just woke up, he's[br]like, what's going on?

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I'm waking up at Amanda's time. Help.

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Even Dennis is sleeping.

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It be too early.

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My dog is ready to get his day started.

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I'm not.

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Amanda, why are you doing this to me?

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Look at that sleepy face.

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Enjoying the morning calmness.

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Yeah!

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I feel like if my neighbors[br]see me, they're like,

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"What the hell is going on?"

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You know?

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It's so early Natalie.

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He's enjoying this.

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Okay.

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Listen guys, it doesn't look pretty

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but all that matters is what's[br]on the inside, nutrition.

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So then usually in the morning,[br]Dennis is cooking breakfast

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putting myself in like a good mindset.

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And Jupiter's outside[br]somewhere rolling on the grass.

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That's usually how it goes.

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And it's like my little morning time,

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we put morning cartoons,[br]which is the best.

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- Since Natalie said

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that she's been watching[br]morning cartoons with Dennis.

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I think it's so fun because I used to grow

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up watching morning cartoons[br]every day before I went

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off to school, I remember[br]the exact time slot.

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It was always Pokemon right before school

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but then I would never[br]get to finish the episode.

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So doing this really takes[br]me back to my childhood.

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So I put on some old[br]Totally Spies episodes.

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If anyone remembers[br]that show, they actually

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have full episodes of[br]Totally Spies on YouTube

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so I have definitely been[br]binge-watching a couple.

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My favorite was definitely Alex,

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I was an Alex girl.

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I feel like, depending on[br]who your favorite spy was

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it was like a personality test.

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If it was like Clover, Sam, or Alex.

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So let me know which spy

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from Totally Spies was your favorite

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but I will just be watching[br]this episode for the morning.

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I feel so relaxed.

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I feel like it's the weekend

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because I woke up later and[br]now I'm watching cartoons.

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It's kind of great.

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You know, the beginning of the morning

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I'm still kind of getting[br]in the groove of things.

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For me, even if I'm not going anywhere

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I need to like change out of my pajamas.

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I need to get ready.

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Even doing like a tiny bit[br]of makeup or like, you know

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even if you're not going out

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it really helps me like separate my day.

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I know a lot of people are[br]working at home from now.

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- [Natalie] Me too.

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It gets you ready.

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- Because I, at the beginning, you know,

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when you work from home, you're like,

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"Oh, this is a blessing.

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I can stay in my pajamas.

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I can work."

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- [Natalie] As I'm in my PJs.

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These are my fake PJs.

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- Those are your fancy PJs.

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- [Natalie] Exactly.

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- But yeah.

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It really, really helps

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because it's almost like[br]you're separating your day.

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You know, this is work mode.

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You're like finally in[br]the office, you know,

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in your look.

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So I do that.

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And then this is also[br]when I'll do some like

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planner bullet journal[br]stuff to plan for the day.

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Also, this is around like[br]the 9 to 10, 11:00 AM block.

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This is when I'll start[br]doing any like computer work.

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So emails, you know the[br]deal, meetings, laptop work.

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So that's kind of like my[br]morning block is really

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just the bullet journal, computer.

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- That's a good way to start.

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Actually ready for my day.

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Dah, dah, dah, dah!

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Of course.

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Got to keep the slippers,[br]we're working from home

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did a little light makeup.

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Let's do it.

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So for me, usually after breakfast

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I hop in the shower, get ready for my day.

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Same like you, but usually[br]it's more makeup-less.

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I, you know, I don't know

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I've just been really[br]enjoying a fresh face.

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- I'm probably not going to[br]wear too much makeup today

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because Natalie said she[br]likes to let her skin breathe.

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A lot of you guys ask me[br]about my skincare routine.

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So let me know if you want[br]me to show you guys that

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in a separate video,[br]because your girl has been

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through the ringer with skincare.

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I have even done Accutane.

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So trust me when I tell[br]you I know the struggle,

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but I feel like I finally gotten it down.

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My skin has been looking[br]a lot better lately.

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Don't forget your sunscreen, everyone.

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Even if it's not sunny outside,[br]like today, it's so cloudy.

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Okay.

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So I'm on my walk, granted,[br]it's probably not as nice

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of a walk as Natalie because[br]I live downtown Toronto

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so you kind of just always hear[br]this constant hum of traffic

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and construction.

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This kind of nice and different for me.

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Usually I go for my walks in the afternoon

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or the evening after work.

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So it's nice to start off my[br]day with some nice fresh air.

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There's people around though

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so I still get embarrassed[br]vlogging in public.

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After eight years of being on YouTube.

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Look at how pretty these trees are.

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(chill music)

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Around like 12:00 PM, I usually eat lunch.

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And I'm the worst with cooking.

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You'll discover this throughout the day

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but lunch I'm usually I'll[br]either Uber Eats something

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or it'll just be leftovers.

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- My pizza burnt.

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Maybe I should have ordered food, Amanda,

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I didn't follow your advice.

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Ah, what the hell!

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It's still good, I ain't gonna waste this.

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(knocking)

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(crunching)

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That's good, it's good.

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- I just got a call from my parents.

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So both of us,

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my parents postal code and my[br]postal codes, we're currently

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in hot spot areas in[br]Toronto for the virus.

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So our government has been[br]very weird with vaccines.

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It's been slow, but[br]because we're in hotspots

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they've been prioritizing those hotspots

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for vaccine clinics.

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And apparently I might be able[br]to get a vaccination today.

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I'm so excited.

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Oh my God, it feels so weird.

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I know how it feels to[br]see all of these people

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on social media get their[br]vaccinations and not have it.

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So if you're also waiting for a vaccine

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my heart goes out to you.

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It's definitely rough around the world

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but if I get mine today,[br]I think I might cry

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because that would just[br]be, I dunno, it's been a

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it's been a long year[br]for everyone, you know?

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So wow.

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This video took a turn.

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Guys I got it!

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Success. It's just a[br]little bit of reassurance.

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I know it's only one dose

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and also we still need to be careful

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for the sake of others,[br]but just having it.

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It feels very nice.

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Very nice.

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I don't even know what to do now.

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Well...

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Yeah, so I think the last[br]time I spoke to you guys

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I was doing the morning[br]portion of Natalie's routine.

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A lot happened after that a lot, a lot.

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So I got my vaccine, which is great.

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Pfizer, amazing.

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(clapping)

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We love to see it.

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And for dinner that day

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me and my family were like, you know what?

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This is cause for celebration,

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we got fried chicken for dinner.

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I eat my first bite of fried chicken.

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And immediately I knew something was off.

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If you guys don't know,

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I'm allergic to peanuts,[br]nuts, fish and shellfish.

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I felt started to feel[br]very nauseous, which is one

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of the earlier signs that[br]I know when I'm having

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like an allergic reaction.

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I'm deathly allergic, by the way, guys.

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Not just like, "Oh, I'm intolerant."

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No, like I have an EpiPen.

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As soon as I ate that,

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I was like, oh, this is not[br]good, but I could still breathe.

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Everything was okay and weird.

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I took some Benadryl hoping

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that it would be okay,[br]obviously was not okay.

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Eventually we had to[br]use my EpiPen, which is

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like this needle that you[br]have to jab in your thigh

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in order for it to like open[br]up your airways and everything.

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The ambulance came.

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I was taken off to the emergency room.

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Luckily everyone at[br]the hospital was great.

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Amazing, got put on an IV

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with Benadryl and like[br]fluids and everything.

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And I ended up being okay.

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I was at the hospital for like,

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I want to say four, four hours, ish.

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I go home at 1:00 AM, I think.

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This is what happens when you try to

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follow someone else's routine,

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you end up in the hospital,[br]no, I'm just joking.

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But I guess it does go to show you

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that sometimes you can't plan everything

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no matter how much you try.

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I literally had a step-by-step[br]routine that I had to follow

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but life, life threw me something else.

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Shout out to the hospital staff,

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honestly all healthcare workers right now,

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I saw firsthand how busy the ER was.

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Obviously with everything going on.

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And I was like, "Wow, this is insane."

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Only I would get taken

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to the emergency room[br]because of fried chicken.

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Like it's not even a cool story, man.

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You guys might be confused

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like why fried chicken[br]gave me like a reaction.

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I think it was fried in peanut oil.

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And that's also why[br]it's really hard living

0:13:05.300,0:13:09.040
with food allergies[br]because sometimes it's not

0:13:09.040,0:13:13.860
extremely evident that a[br]particular food has that in it.

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Like peanut oil is hidden.

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You would not be able to see peanut oil.

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You wouldn't be able to tell.

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You're just always kind[br]of constantly afraid

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of dying whenever you eat food.

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It's tough, but what are you going to do?

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Even though things didn't go to plan

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the first time I tried the routine,

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I still gotta finish what I started.

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So I'm going to do the rest[br]of Natalie's routine today.

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And hopefully it does not result

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in any more trips to the hospital.

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The last time I checked in

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it was supposed to be[br]lunchtime for Natalie.

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Natalie said she likes to[br]take an hour to eat lunch

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and watch Shark Tank.

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So I'll probably just watch something

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and then get on with[br]the rest of my workday

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which is the main chunk of stuff.

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(chill music)

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- We cut off work at five.

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So no emails, no nothing,[br]no one's bothering me.

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You know, you can't be a robot[br]like all day kind of working.

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And so that's been the biggest[br]takeaway that we found.

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- I had to set an alarm[br]for myself for 5:00 PM so

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that I could remember to stop working.

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And now I'm going to[br]disconnect, no more emails,

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no more work, no more filming.

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And also disconnect from social media,

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which I've been meaning[br]to do a lot more recently.

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One of my goals this year was[br]to have a better relationship

0:14:44.470,0:14:46.793
with social media in terms of work.

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And also like my personal life.

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It's something that[br]I've been talking a lot

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with my therapist about

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so I have been wanting to[br]do more like disconnect days

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from social media.

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So I guess this is a good[br]way to start just like

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for an hour, 5:00 PM to[br]6:00 PM after work, unplug.

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So that is what I am[br]going to do before dinner.

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(chill music)

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And so this is my dinner for today.

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Just a salad with vegetables,

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some chicken, luckily not fried.

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And I think there's some rice[br]noodles at the bottom as well.

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This freshly baked focaccia bread.

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So, yum!

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I'm like iron deficient.

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I always have to make[br]sure there's like iron

0:16:07.200,0:16:09.000
like red meat, spinach and stuff.

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Cause I found

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that it actually affects my productivity.

0:16:11.180,0:16:13.330
- Work is officially done.

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Ooh, Jupiter's getting ready to party.

0:16:15.680,0:16:19.520
I love that Amanda[br]prioritizes her time off.

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Ever since we started[br]doing that, hands down,

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it's been a game changer, hasn't it?

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Like time off after work,[br]like you just need that time.

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I'm literally the worst vlogger, blogger

0:16:27.580,0:16:29.490
because I forgot to show you what I ate

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but I had this, delicious full of iron.

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Just like you like it.

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Amanda delicious bowl full of iron, rice.

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A little bit chicken, a little bit love.

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It was delicious.

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I'm feeling good.

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Just casually cleaning my kitchen.

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(chill music)

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- Well, so since I'm[br]disconnecting from social media

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I wanted to show you guys[br]my new toy that is not

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social media related.

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Guys, I got a Tamagotchi!

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Does anyone else remember Tamagotchis?

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I used to have two of these.

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They were my favorite toy growing up.

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If you don't know what a Tamagotchi is

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then you're probably way younger than me

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or maybe they didn't have them worldwide

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but they're just these[br]like little toy pets

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that you feed and there's[br]different buttons.

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You play games.

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You like literally wash it,

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like actual pet and it grows[br]up and evolves and all of that.

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I low key forgot how[br]temperamental these things are.

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like mine actually just died again

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which is why it's in an egg.

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It hasn't hatched yet.

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It's like the second time[br]that my Tamagotchi had died

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and I swear I'm not a[br]bad Tamagotchi mother.

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I feel like I'm pretty attentive.

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Okay, that was a bad example.

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I'm always there whenever it beeps at me

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and needs food, I always feed it.

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Maybe this means that I'm not[br]ready yet to have a puppy.

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If I've killed my Tamagotchi[br]twice that says something

0:18:22.270,0:18:24.600
about my maternal instincts, right?

0:18:24.600,0:18:26.570
Who needs social media?

0:18:26.570,0:18:27.960
I have my Tamagotchi.

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It's on a key chain though.

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Like, should I flex this on my purse?

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Whenever I go out.

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(beeping)

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It just started beeping.

0:18:37.540,0:18:38.373
Look at him.

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He just got birthed again.

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Welcome back for the third time.

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My little friend.

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- That time of the night where we relax,

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watch some TV, check out[br]Dennis what he's wearing.

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Pretty fun.

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We usually watch TikToks at this time

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and actually I have to do what Amanda does

0:18:58.060,0:18:58.893
which is watch TV.

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And we were going to[br]watch some rock climbing.

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So toodaloo.

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It's officially the end of[br]the day, about to recap.

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Honestly, today was very[br]productive, but I will say

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if you think I woke up at[br]6:30, I played you because-

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Oh, what?

0:19:12.420,0:19:14.140
(Natalie laughing)

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So this is what happened, guys,

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let me tell you now that[br]you made it to the end.

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- Oh, I woke look at me waking up at 6:30.

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And I'm going to bed right away.

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- I woke up at 6:30,

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and then I literally[br]did my little routine.

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And then I came back[br]upstairs, saw him sleeping

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and got jealous and fricken[br]fell asleep till 10.

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So what I'll say is, you know,[br]do you boo, because Amanda

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I try to do you, but I couldn't.

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I just couldn't!

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6:30 just ain't my jam, okay!

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- Journal a little bit[br]at the end of the day

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like just kind of recap the day.

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And also it helps me to[br]prepare for the next day,

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what I need to do for tomorrow.

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Not like intense working, but[br]more so just like generally

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like what I want to happen tomorrow.

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- For me, I feel like[br]I've become an adult now.

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Like I just like watching[br]TV, like what happened?

0:20:02.940,0:20:03.830
You know, I used to like

0:20:03.830,0:20:06.010
just be on YouTube and like TikTok.

0:20:06.010,0:20:08.370
I actually try not to[br]go on TikTok at night,

0:20:08.370,0:20:09.570
but sometimes before bed

0:20:09.570,0:20:12.100
Dennis and I share like the[br]funniest TikToks of the day

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and that's kind of how we end our night.

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Yeah. And we always watch a show together.

0:20:15.508,0:20:18.091
(chill music)

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- All right.

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So that was our productive daily routines.

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It was fun switching or I[br]hope it will be fun switching.

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- Yeah! Freaky Fridaying it up.

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- Yeah, Freaky Friday.

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We can switch bodies.

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We can switch back now.

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- Wait, let me get a sip of boba.

0:21:08.020,0:21:10.119
- Thank you, Natalie,[br]for being on my channel.

0:21:10.119,0:21:11.880
- Thank you! This was so fun.

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- This was fun.

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And if you guys want to[br]see the collab that we did

0:21:14.710,0:21:16.390
on Natalie's channel, go check it out.

0:21:16.390,0:21:18.020
I'll be sure to link it above as well

0:21:18.020,0:21:20.040
as in the description box down below.

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Follow her, subscribe to her.

0:21:21.450,0:21:22.581
She's awesome.

0:21:22.581,0:21:26.452
And yeah, I'll talk to[br]you guys in the next one.

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Keep doodling!

0:21:28.770,0:21:31.604
- Oh wait, let's do that again.

0:21:31.604,0:21:33.928
- Keep doodling!

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Bye!

0:21:35.400,0:21:36.730
Good enough, good enough.

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- You need to leave these bloopers in.

0:21:38.568,0:21:41.151
(chill music)