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Control Your Emotions like KIYOTAKA AYANOKOJI | Classroom of the elite

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Ayan koji's tough past had taught him

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that emotional reactions to his

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circumstances is the worst he could ever

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do because an emotional response to a

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situation is the single greatest barrier

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to power imagine being master of that

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thing that rules our lives our

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emotions you don't want to be that

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emotional guy who gets angry at every

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little thing who wants it quick lacks

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tolerance and occasionally barks at

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others most people have a great weakness

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of showing emotions at every opportunity

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they say what they feel blurting out

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their emotional opinions at every chance

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they get be a dignified King handle

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every difficult situation with calm and

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Grace as if it were nothing where a

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common man frowns at people when they

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face challenges royalty would act with

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Grace and dignity as if nothing happened

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they charm others with their Grace Under

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Fire their patience and most importantly

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their calm self assurance the way to

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appear kingly is to act with dignity no

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matter the

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circumstances it's extremely hard to

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step away from the emotions you are

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feeling in the moment in times like this

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you should take a step back wait and

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calm yourself down before making a

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decision it could also mean physically

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removing yourself from the situation you

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see ayanokoji never reacts In the Heat

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of the Moment regardless of what happens

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he takes a step back tries to calm

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himself down and then makes a decision

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this is why why he consistently wins

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it's crucial not to make hasty decisions

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under the influence of strong emotions

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to avoid making mistakes imagine an

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irritating punk from your school calls

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you a which is a little insulting

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how would you feel you'd likely be angry

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right now picture this person doing it

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every single day you might be tempted to

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react out of anger which could harm your

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reputation and character reacting

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emotionally to such situations is often

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the worst Choice by making you react to

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their provocations they're the ones in

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control this is precisely the moment

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when you should step back and think

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instead of reacting ask yourself why do

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I even care is it worth spending my time

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and energy on this what can I do to

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address this without paying a personal

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price being strategic in your approach

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is essential most of the time ignoring

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the person and not giving them your

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attention can be the best course of

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action alternatively you can discreetly

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resolve the matter while safe regarding

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your reputation it's always wise to step

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back before taking

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action when you make a decision while

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staying attached to something your

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natural response is to lean toward the

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thing you're attached to and come up

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with ideas that are not rational but

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support what you want to believe

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ayanokoji is always detached which gives

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him a powerful advantage over others no

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one can force him to do anything because

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he is not attached to anything and has

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no weaknesses as he has nothing to lose

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he doesn't get emotional just like all

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of his class mates he simply leans back

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evaluates every potential outcome and

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then if needed and he can control the

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situation he would act I would say his

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power of Detachment far exceeds anyone

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else's he doesn't desire materialistic

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things if you look at his room there's

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nothing unnecessary what truly makes him

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dangerous though is that he thinks

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longterm so he's willing to sacrifice

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unnecessary things now that will lead to

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a far greater outcome later most people

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aren't willing to do that when you stay

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attached to something you'll have only

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one or two options to choose from

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because it tends to narrow your

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perspective not allowing you to operate

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beyond your emotional biases even though

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the power of Detachment makes you

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formidable you can't go around showing

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people how detached you are for they'll

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perceive you as a heartless

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jerk there's a common emotion that every

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one of us feels which makes us give up

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on our dreams stops us from seeing what

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we are really capable of and is a

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weakness that exploiters use to exploit

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us it's the desire for pleasure and the

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avoidance of pain it's a different kind

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of snake that needs to be handled with

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the right mindset try to see things from

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a different perspective instead of

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getting frustrated over your mistakes

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and avoiding them think that the more

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mistakes you make the stronger you

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become the harder the work is the

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tougher it makes you when something is

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difficult our mind naturally wants to

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quit because it doesn't want to feel

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discomfort it's a survival mechanism now

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at times like this it's up to you

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whether you obey your mind or make it

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obey you embrace the right mindset

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almost everyone in this world seeks

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pleasure but if you can be that

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0.01% that badass who consistently seeks

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discomfort and works all the time the

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person who grinds non-stop even if he

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has work later on even if he had just

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finished his school work or even if it's

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a cold day and warm in bed I promise

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you're going to achieve results that no

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one else has ever obtained what you get

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out of something is equal to what you

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put into it remember just as you can

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push yourself to run faster by engaging

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your muscles to their limit you can push

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your brain to work extra hard the more

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you push the more your muscles may be

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sore and tired in the moment but when

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that soreness goes away your muscles are

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stronger quick reminder emotional

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control is not something you're born

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with it requires constant practice the

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techniques given in this video are

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really powerful as they were actually

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used by some of the great people in

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history including Ayano himself

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but don't be so naive as to believe that

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you can master all of them after

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watching the video Once none of the

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techniques discussed in the video comes

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easily to master them it takes months of

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practice take notes rather than

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passively watching it understand it save

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the video to your playlist and revisit

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it again and again practice each

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technique one at a

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time you will feel emotions and there's

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no avoiding it because you must

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understand that there there's a

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dedicated part in your brain solely for

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feeling emotions so isn't it better to

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use it correctly to get the most out of

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it how it's simple right now you're

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feeling something and if you try hard

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you can identify it whether it's sadness

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frustration loneliness or anger use it

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use it to progress on the path you're on

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nobody is exempt from the irresistible

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effect of emotions on the mind we cannot

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control how we feel but we can control

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how we use it if you feel Envy because

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someone is greater than you you can

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either let it consume you inside or use

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it to surpass that

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person meditation is scientifically

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proven to regulate your emotions and

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bring you to a calm state where you can

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make rational decisions that will serve

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you in the long run many things happen

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when you meditate it tests your patience

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and improves your focus muscle as it

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demands you to refocus it also releases

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several chemicals in the brain including

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serotonin a neurotransmitter that plays

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a crucial role in regulating moods and

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emotions there are some individuals out

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there who will play with your emotions

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to get your attention ruin your

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reputation and harm you they'll trigger

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your emotions and make you react at

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their will you have to see through their

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mask some signs of those psychopaths are

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that you find yourself incapable of

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thinking logically and reasoning in

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their presence and they make you think

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of them Contin when not in their

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presence analyze everyone thoroughly how

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much emotional energy do you spend

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thinking about them and how much

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