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Today we're going to talk about what the fuck is language and how English has either devolved or maybe some, I don't know.

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All right. So language. Yeah.

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I mean, it doesn't have to be exclusively about the English language, but I guess since we have have a general favor to it as being American citizens,

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speaking the true, the true free English, the freedoms English.

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Man, I just. When it comes to social media or just in general of how the mannerisms in which people speak.

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Yeah, it is rather surprising that and I'm using this as a I'm saying this as more of an opinion and possible rant than, you know, as it being conclusive.

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And in fact, scientific and scientific.

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But I've been watching a lot of interviews, particularly.

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Journalists talking in forums or speeches and things, and I find myself kind of like questioning that how is it possible that there's been such a maybe that's like a subset of people,

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you know, minority of people that are talking amongst themselves that are speaking the which they in which the way they only they've only known, right?

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Right. Yeah.

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But I think generally people had a better vocabulary to portray their ideas through words, whereas now through social media, people have reduced themselves to single phrases.

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You know, vibes.

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Or saying pros and sicko mode.

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As if one would say, as if as if somebody that speaks the English language, even a foreigner would not understand that.

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What does that imply?

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What about skibbity Ohio Riz?

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That's another one.

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Like, the fuck does that?

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Well, I mean, obviously we know what it means.

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But like, if you hear that for the first time and you like, let's say you're proficient in the English language.

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Those words mean absolutely nothing.

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That is like essentially gibberish.

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Oh, man, look at that.

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But it it it it takes you a bit to understand the context about the word the word itself.

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Like, God damn is now a bastardized version of itself and saying, yeah.

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And then to truncate it and just simply have got implying an ass.

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It's a it's a word that is is the word superlative like a.

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Yeah, I guess I could work.

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No, I don't think that's it.

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Because what's the word I'm looking for to denote like something in a in a bombastic like manner?

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Exclamatory exclamatory, not an expletive, excrup, excrup, I don't know.

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But my point, my point being that it portrays it's almost like cryptography or it's cryptic

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nature because it's jamming so much into one word that if you don't understand the.

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If you don't if you're not able to break it down in smaller pieces that you don't you

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ultimately won't understand it.

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Well, look, OK, it's I think I think we're onto something here.

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It's generational cryptography also, because if you look at, OK, like the boomers, right,

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they say things like the bees knees.

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Well, if you think like, what the fuck would what does that fucking mean?

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How how what is what are the knees of bees have anything to do with anything?

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But that meant like essentially it was cool.

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It was rad tubular.

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Tubular is a shape.

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How does that mean something's awesome or great?

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My my my understanding of is it maybe you have to do with surfing that you're going

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And it's like, oh, man, I'm shredding.

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It's all tubular.

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Or like I'm shredding, bro.

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Then it came to all in the 90s like cool.

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Cool was the word of the day.

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That just means something is cold.

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But how does that also mean it's great and awesome?

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Hot, cool, man.

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Like that's what cool was like.

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And then it became what was after cool fucking.

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I mean, the tips like that.

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But as far as modern modern speak.

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game or Call of Duty goes hard.

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Let's go.

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What is what is the what is the constitution of Call of Duty?

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Why does it matter if it's hard or not?

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What does that mean?

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Like what does that have to do with anything?

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So, yeah, I I think that, yeah, that it's generational cryptography.

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Ohio Riz and Gia and fucking goes hard, goes hard or let's fucking go or vibes.

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I tell you that let's go on.

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I hate that.

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I hate that shit.

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It or yo.

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Well, why can't you are you are is this a theocracy in motion?

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Because things have been, like you said, truncated down to like a singular phrase because yo could

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mean fucking anything.

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And really, you can't even tell the context of what it is.

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That might not even explain what the fuck it would mean unless you are in it all the

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I think it's like being a total state of shock or are that's that's what let's go is to,

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which also pisses me off as well, because it's like they're excited about.

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Let's go.

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Let's go.

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Let's fucking go.

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Like what?

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That's stupid as hell.

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Excessive or exaggerated for superlative.

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I mean, I don't know.

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I don't know.

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But thinking about it, like think about this topic in a historical context, right?

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Our English is derived from the English, right?

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And then beyond that, English itself is derived from like German, you know, Germanic tribes

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and all that shit.

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So even by nature of U.S. English existing, it itself is also a degradation of English,

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proper UK English.

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So I think we've actually made it better.

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Yeah, I think we have to.

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I think we have made it.

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It's the freedoms English.

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It's proper English.

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True English, the dominant English.

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But now I feel like.

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Just because of regional dialects.

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And maybe just in general internet culture.

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That we reduce ourselves to.

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Certain phrases like it do be like that.

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Instead of saying like, oh, yeah, that's just the way it is.

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Or instead of writing that, you know, in its entirety, you're like, no, they do be like

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Sometimes some people think it'd be like it is.

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But it do.

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And I can't say it's for the worse or better, because that's just the natural evolution

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of language itself, right?

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That that things manifest in that way.

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And you can't say it's for the better or worse, because language is just an ongoing evolution.

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Well, OK, look at another good example of that, too, is when texting came out and the

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original texting, when you had that T9 fucking which for those of you that don't know what

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the fuck T9 means, that was essentially on the on the one, two, three, the one through

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nine pad.

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You had letters on them.

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You had to click it.

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So like if you wanted to type C, you had to go to the one and you had to click it three

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times to go through the letters to get the C. Yeah.

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And then that the one also had the period, the exclamation mark.

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The one had like 40 characters as part of it.

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So if you fucked up and you didn't get to get it right in the first three, you were

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like, shit, you had to leave it and start over, which is a pain in the ass.

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But anyways, so people, instead of typing the entire word, did a shorthand.

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So your became you are.

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It's just two letters.

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One that never made sense to me was cool became K.E.W.L.

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I don't know why, but that's the same number of letters.

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And as a matter of fact, that's harder to type because C and you type in O is on the

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same fucking thing from the same pad and then just the L. So you don't type in three keys,

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but as K.E.W.L. you're typing on like four different fucking keys.

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I think it has maybe something to do with the poor literacy being cool.

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Like maybe that's, you know, school.

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S.K.O.L.

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S.K.U.L.

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S.K.O.L.

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Yeah, that's true.

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Yeah, because that was the thing in the early 2000s was spelling shit wrong was like the

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way to go.

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And everybody, all the teachers be, oh God, everybody's spelling everything wrong and

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everybody's so stupid.

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Like, well, I mean, it was true.

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We are fucking stupid.

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But yeah, texting, I think really changed the shorthand version.

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And then when they came out with, in my opinion, modern hieroglyphics emojis, all right.

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Oh man.

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The emojis now are very, very advanced and you could send someone a hieroglyphic esque

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message only using emojis and they would know exactly what the fuck you meant.

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The fact that an eggplant denotes a penis is fucking hilarious.

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Oh, listen, I said, I said shit to Katie all the time.

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I have the finger guns, the OK sign and then equals penis with the water squirting out

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of it or not the penis, but the eggplant with the water squirting out of it.

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And then a clam and more water squirting out of it.

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But it makes sense because it works.

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Like it's instead of writing a 20, a 20 word sentence that says, hey, what do you think

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about having sex tonight?

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No, you just.

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You said six pictures.

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You said six little pictures that say the exact same thing.

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And I think I think shorthand in that way is useful to because it gets the same message

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across in a shorter period of time or efficient.

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But like I said, it's devolving language back to pictograms, which, you know, it was ancient

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Egypt fucking, you know, had that shit.

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So well before like true written language, it was all pictograms or whatever.

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So we're going back to that.

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And I was thinking like, how is it possible that Latin became a dead language?

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Well, I mean, we're witnessing it right now.

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We are literally in the midst of the language.

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It's going to become pictures.

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That's it.

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Memes and pictures.

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That's what language is going to become.

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Yeah, that's it.

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And again, that means memes are another fucking evolution of language.

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Man, for channel, like fucking so much shit could be said with just a picture, just one

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picture.

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The pepe, the one that's the one that the pepe with the fucking where he's like wearing

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a top hat and he's got a monocle and he's got a glass of champagne.

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Yeah.

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He's like, cheersing like top kexer.

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Yeah.

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Like you're you're you're giving, you know, you're giving props to the OP, dude.

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Like it's like, yeah, it's fucking awesome.

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Yeah.

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And that's very rare because most time the OP is fake and gay.

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So you got to remember that, too.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Untrue and homosexual or whatever variation of it you want to use.

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Yeah.

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And I think I think the English language to some degree is something of a faulty language,

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because I think, you know, the other romantic, the other romantic languages or romance languages

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that are derived from like Latin, I think do a better job of saying where you should

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have a point of inflection in a letter or how to pronounce things in a concise manner

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or explicit manner.

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The English language does not have that at all.

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No, it has nothing like that.

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And I think I think I think that would cure a lot of general confusion for people that

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are attempting to learn the English language.

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Yeah.

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What do you have to say about that?

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Yeah, I mean, we don't have any pronunciation assistance at all.

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It's just read it as it is.

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Yeah.

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It's rough.

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No, it's through you fucking idiot.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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You fucking dummy.

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It's based on the context of how you're.

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Oh, and then there's words that are spelled the same, but mean two different things also.

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And sometimes are pronounced differently.

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Yeah.

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And then like, what do you do then through words that sound the same but are spelled

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differently depending on like the context again through is like going through something

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and then, oh, hey, I threw this ball.

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Yeah.

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If you're if you're talking, cool, you understand what it means.

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But then you got to know, oh, shit, it's spelled totally fucking differently.

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Yeah.

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When you're when you're writing it.

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And, you know, I mean, we also have fucking like the contractions like, yeah, you're you

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are.

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And then also they mean different.

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There's different versions of it depending on how you're using it in the sentence, too,

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which is also fucking confusing because it's like your is like why it would no contraction.

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Why oh, you are means it's like possessive, like, oh, that's your ball.

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Whereas that that just for that example alone, I mean.

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I think some type of a symbol atop.

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One of the letters, if it might be you or whatever it might be, because saying why why

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you are is your and your there is a minor difference.

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Yeah, because it's your your your.

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Yeah, it is a little different.

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Like putting an accent on the oh, like it's the hard, the hard sounds your.

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Yeah, it would make sense to put it over the oh, right.

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But we don't have that.

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Yeah.

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And they give us the finger and tell us figure it out.

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And I mean, I do think that English is classified as one of the hardest languages to fucking

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learn because it's so complicated.

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Yeah.

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And I mean, if you look at like Spanish, I mean, things are said in like reverse order

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for how it is in English most of the time.

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Yeah, I think that kind of makes sense because.

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As opposed to caring about what the color of a car is, you don't lead with that.

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You talk about the object itself.

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Yeah, we say in English.

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Oh, that red car where it's Elcaro de Rojo.

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Yeah, like the car that's red.

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And then the verb or whatever it is.

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Yeah.

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The most important, most pertinent information is about the object and the verb itself.

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Right.

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And yeah.

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And then what it's doing.

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So yeah, I think we are witnessing the actual evolution of language or devilish or devilish.

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Yeah.

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And it's funny, too, because, again, no access to no no.

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People throughout history have had as much access to information as we have now, nor

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are they as connected as they are now.

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So we are actually getting to see the worldwide.

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Devolution of language in general, because it's not just English that's doing this.

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I'm sure every other language, every other fucking language as well.

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That's having the same fucking issues.

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I don't know what Skibity Ohio Riz is in French, but I'd be curious to find out what their

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version of it is or like what is it in German?

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Like, you know, I can probably sounds angry, whatever, whatever, you know.

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But yeah.

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So I don't know what else he got.

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That was pretty much it.

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I mean, I thought I'd be a funny, funny fucking topic.

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I think it's hilarious.

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Yeah.

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Anyways.

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All right.

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Well, I guess I want to hear we got we got 18 minutes out of it almost.

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So we get to go.

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All right.

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