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So I've been living here for Seven.

- Let's start eight months, seven months now.

And when I first moved in, I just thought to almost completely empty, it was like bare bones to the place, there was more cardboard in here than anything else.

Whereas now, it's pretty much all finished and Anyone who knows knows how obsessed.

I am a butterfly, I love being here.

I miss when I'm not here and everything like that.

thought I'd show you all.

the pretty much finished product finished piece.

There's a few more things I would like to change but really, I literally couldn't be any happier with it.

So yeah, there's lots I want to show you and hopefully I won't ramble because I'm quite passionate about certain things.

So obviously like the fabric in the house hasn't changed, but lots of new things on set.

And whenever you do my favorite thing, was this mountain peak and it's still my favourite thing, mostly to health.

half dead planks.

like this one here which I've been obviously neglecting.

for quite some time now and to just keep an order amount of candles

this big set of everything

and the same goes for vases actually i can spot one two three four five vases down here six

and only one of them is actually in use so always thinking practically, things like that.

But yeah, this is her favourite bit.

The mirror is just from eBay.

It was just an eBay find.

I wanted something really vintage and French looking and it kind of doesn't look that vintagy.

but I'm learning to live with it.

And when I was a fire case it was empty I always had this huge vase, it's from LSA, they do the best plain glass vases.

always filled with lilies, I've got some avarolies in there at the moment as well, but I always have pink or white lilies in there just to fill this space.

Not that it really needs to feel like I think I've done quite a good job.

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you and then next corner this lamp is from Urban Outfitters and the thing it's on is just made with cardboard,

it's from Tiger, it was a moving in from one of my oldest friends.

And when I put this lamp on top of the cardboard thing, it was one of those beautiful moments where it just matched perfectly and was meant to be.

So that made me happy and continues to make me happy actually.

Then this trunk I've had for ages.

This I've had I must have had this for like 6 -7 years now, it was with me in Manchester.

It's just from Homestead.

I can't give you a link which is a real ball ache.

And then let's do the lab first, it's from French Connection.

just a gold lamp that actually doesn't work.

So this is purely decorative.

And then sticking

all of the artwork

that I have I wanted everything to have a bit of a story behind it

so if anyone came around and asked a question I'd be able to tell them.

Nobody who's been here has ever asked me that question but I live in hope.

This one I got, I saw it in Copenhagen

when I was there with Lindsay for Fashion Week and absolutely loved it and then ordered it online, it's by an artist called Anne Bovak.

And then I had it framed and I obviously think investing in good frames is well worth it, it makes such a difference.

I love that thing so much.

And then I have another half -dead plant here.

This is going to be an ongoing theme of just me neglecting living things, which is why I can't have any pets or any big responsibilities in life.

But that's from Ikea.

So moving around the room, as I said, the mantelpiece was my favourite bit but it has since been trumped. about this.

I've had one of these chairs for years and it's the newest thing that I have in here.

They're by a designer called Harry Batoa and I've probably said that wrong but we'll just go with it.

And they're called the Diamond Chair and I got the Conran shop.

And I wanted chairs to go in front of this window for ages

because the bay window

and the way it meets the parquet floor is one of those little things that gives me great joy in life.

I didn't want something that was going to conceal that joyful moment for me.

So these are the perfect solution because of the wire mesh, you can sort of see through them.

And I really like how heavy and dark the metal is against the lighter.

colours of the window and the wood floor.

They're really comfy as well.

You're just going to have to believe me on this because I know they don't look comfy but they genuinely are.

and I'm obsessed I could go on and on but I'll leave this one here.

She could go on and on.

you Amen.

you And now onto the next sections where we sit soft as Catherine always says.

The sofa is the only piece of furniture that was here already there in the gym, this is my landlord

And it's a cream sofa and it was a bit dirty and removed in anyway so I wanted to cover it up.

me and a cream sofa is not going to be a match made in heaven, there's going to be tea and coffee over that in no time.

hence it's covered with loads of throws and cushions and everything

but it's dead cosy and also a bit of fluffy

so I can always tell when someone's been around because they then have

loads of cream fluff attached to whatever they've been wearing.

And then the artwork that I've got above here, the three smaller ones are all drawings done by my Uncle Luigi who's an architect.

There are sketches on different projects.

And this one is from a shop called Magma.

I think they actually have them in London, but the one I got it from is in the Northern Quarter in Manchester.

And it reminds me of Manchester and I really, really love that.

that little drawing.

And then another lamp, this one's just from French Connection, currently bulbless because the bulb went last night

and I didn't have a spare one in the drawer because I'm not a full responsible adult yet.

My mum would always have a spare one in the drawer.

And then moving down, this is the other favourite, favourite, favourite thing in all of here

which is this coffee table it's by paulo piva

and i bought a website called panamo on panama i can't remember i'll link it

and they have loads of design and vintage furniture it's incredible

So this has been seen on Pinterest that I've been obsessed with ever since and it's literally just a sheet of glass.

muscle structure and again you can see the floor throat which I'm going like.

This is my pride and joy.

And then on top of the pride and joy, just some coffee table books which I think everybody needs.

Lots of them are about photography, film, there's an inventors one there.

Matthew Rolston and Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8

Obviously true essential here and then this one is which is something I want to show you, is a photo album.

I got Mum one for Christmas and got myself one as well.

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So it's literally, well it's a photo album, we all know what size and Fuck.

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doing that in jail.

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But it just looks really nice on the coffee table because they have so many film photos printed out.

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It's a good way to keep them all and then let people flip through when they come round.

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Another section I love.

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I love all the sections.

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So I obviously live and work at home, and the dining table is my workspace, which I have to seemingly tidy up.

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Normally it's an absolute bombsite and there's parcels and there's mugs and there's everything everywhere and it's not this nice at all.

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But yeah, this is where I work and then on the rare occasion

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that people come over and I cook for them and we don't order or take them, I eat on the floor.

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Dean just made a face.

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Sometimes I do cook for people.

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I'll tidy everything away.

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No, I want twice I cook for people.

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I think we should put a link at the bottom to Deliveroo.

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Shut up.

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So yeah, this is why I do all my work.

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Obviously, I'm going to have a pencil.

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What now?

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It should say, burnt toast today at the bottom.

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So you don't really cook.

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I managed to stop the smoke alarm.

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You'd burn water you.

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Oh my friends text me. So yeah.

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I haven't because I'm not here.

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Thank you.

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Amen.

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you Right from the top left everybody quickfire we've got Lindsay,

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Catherine, Dad, me, Mum, me, me, Katie, me, Connor, me, - Emma.

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- It's all about you.

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- It is all about me, isn't it?

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I have a running theme within there.

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I need to put one of you and me up on here.

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- All right.

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Anyway, not spacey, sorry, I can't do it right now.

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Oh, let's do this bit next.

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This, um, is my Uncle Luigi's, it's a letter story.

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I got it filmed with an absolutely eye -watching amount of film photos

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Charting leads for god knows what for things I haven't had in ages but I don't throw them out.

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Sunglasses with which one pair I ever wear.

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And then receipts.

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This is why I try and keep accounting, but it's really not good at all.

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I actually love this.

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It's just so, so nice.

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And then over here I've got another dab plum.

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I just can't keep anything alive, as I said and two more

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pictures on the wall which are also designed by my uncle Luigi.

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These are something that he did for

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a company or something or other

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I just really like the colours which is probably really insulting to the work but it works really well in here.

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- - Welcome to the kitchen where I burn toast on a daily basis.

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Not much changing here since the last video I did because

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don't really require much new kitchenware on account of not really cooking.

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I do drink a lot though, so I've got lots of new glasses.

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I'm a weird thing.

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for glassware, so there's quite a lot here.

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I also smashed them so they're all in a higher rotation as well which is nice.

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Just down here, if you want down here.

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Evidence of a really healthy and nutritious meal I cooked yesterday when people around.

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Mmm.

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Baw baw.

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Um, but.

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Just like mummy used to do.

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But yeah, there's so many things in the kitchen that are like posh sink.

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which I have to keep really clean, so I do like it but love /hate as well.

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Placetime pans which looks really nice.

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Marble which is very Instagrammed

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but also you have to clean it to put it on Instagram so I'm not keen on that.

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And what else?

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This is a bit redundant, this apart from hosting off license on it.

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I don't really know what else to do with these shelves but we just make it work.

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That's just your weekend stash up there.

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That's Saturday.

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That's just the weather whistle.

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And that's true.

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So it's always an absolute bombsite in here because obviously it's mostly clothes and have a bed,

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essential things to bed during a lamp over the The picture is of Tropea, which is where my Uncle Luigi lives.

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He features heavily within my home and it's how it looked in

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15 Zuzburse a long time ago

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and it's perfectly done one of our family friends did it and absolutely look it's beautiful also Got nicely framed,

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always worth it a mirror which is from my mum's house

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and chandeliers in every room even the bathroom some of us are just

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that fancy and then a six foot clothes rail which is fit to burst, there's shoes under the bed, there's shoes all down here,

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there's the chair, everybody has the chair which you just use to pile up.

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washing and knitwear.

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I seem to use it to pile up knitwear for some reason that I can't bother to put in a cupboard.

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And then there's more clothes in here that nobody needs to see.

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And the doors are broken.

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This is how glamorous my life is.

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Behind the scenes.

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and into the bathroom, the final room, it's literally four rooms, it's flat.

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Chandelier as well, I just want to point that out.

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Quite proud of that for surprising.

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And it's just, it's just really nice bathroom.

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Parquet floor, I don't want to do this and sound like an estate agent, I feel like I keep sounding like an estate agent, but the parquet floor does run throughout.

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And then it's got a nice old bath, which is actually coming off the wall a little bit.

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So every time I take a bath, I'm so tense that I'm going to go through the ceiling, but it's not happened yet.

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And then all the metro tiles all through here.

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And then there's a toilet and there's a sink.

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So everything that you'd expect from a bathroom.

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This doesn't disappoint. For storage...

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and oh this is just such a mess because there's so much just a wire

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thing you can get this from all over the place I'm

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sure I'll be able to find a link for something like it online

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and it's really good fun to fill it with so much stuff

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and then always wonder when it's going to come rip wall but it hasn't yet so we do good.

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So the one thing that I want to ask your opinion on is, at the moment there is no rug.

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I've had a beautiful cream rug from Lara Doot.

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down for ages and I had it in Manchester it was just starting to look a little bit old

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So I got a new rug and then also got rid of the rug for a bit.

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And now I can't decide whether to go no rug new rug.

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I'm going to put the new rug down then you can all tell me what she sees

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And now the road has materialized.

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It's from our duty and kind of is Aztec mine?

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Maybe that's wrong?

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And the reason I picked it out was because the colour, the mustardy colour running through it, matches to the coffee table.

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Not before.

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Thank you, thank you!

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The mustardy colour matches two of the coffee table books that I have and I really like that colour, but I'm feeling like it takes over the room a little bit too much,

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but then I also like how different it makes the room feel.

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So I might just take it off and put it down as well and feel like I need a rug.

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because it's not too hard to do that.

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Yeah?

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you . so Bye.

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Just spotted a massive bit of fluff under the side, so that's gonna really bug me out.

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This concludes the house tour.

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Let me know - I'm out of the rug.

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I'm swaying towards no rug at the moment.

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I hope you've enjoyed this.

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I love my flat.

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I really like it because it feels different and it feels really neat and there's lots of beautiful things that I genuinely, I mean it's so sad but every time I look at my coffee table I feel happy

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which is a really sad band, do need to get a live, but It makes you happy then I think it's better enough.

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Thank you so much for watching everybody and I will see you in the next one.

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Do you do a gang sign at the end of the night?

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Peace, love.

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Thank you.

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What is it?

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Peace, love.

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You're just doing this.

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No, you're doing that.

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No, you're just doing that. And cut.

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