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Adin Ross Warned Us About MrBeast

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“I don't I think it's because maybe he invited people that might have a problem with me.”
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Give me one hog jam. No, please. Well,

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>> I wouldn't hug you if you weren't blue.

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You

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>> bet. No, it's cool. Don't worry about

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it. Can you push that?

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>> Easy, bro.

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>> So, Aiden Ross went after Mr. Beast once

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again. A couple of months back, Aiden

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called out Jimmy live on stream asking,

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"Where the hell are these wells that

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Team Water raised $40 million for?"

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>> Where's the water that we we raised?

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[music] XQC me Jimmy and where is it,

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bro? I'm actually asking you guys to

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send me a clip for an update or or some

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[music] type of Please, bro, send me the

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evidence.

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>> Fast forward to now. Jimmy finally

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responded and Aiden predictably clapped

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back.

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>> If $40 million was raised, why is there

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only one well? I'm expecting a

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water park.

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>> So, today we're dissecting what Jimmy

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actually constructed in Africa, how

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Aiden reacted to the update, and how XQC

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stepped in to back Aiden up.

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>> So, I was mad at like I feel like a

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scammer a little bit. For context, Mr.

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Beast launched Team Water back in 2025,

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aiming to raise $40 million to build

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clean drinking water infrastructure

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across Africa. Furthermore, Jimmy's

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aggressive strategy of live calling

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creators to solicit donations felt

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uncomfortably coercive, putting peers on

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the spot under the glare of hundreds of

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thousands of viewers.

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>> Yo, hey, debt collector here. Where's

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that 100 G's,

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>> dude? What the hell?

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>> Why am I getting pressed like this?

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>> Where's the 100 grand? It's 100,000

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years of clean water for people in need.

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>> Yet, despite the friction, a few major

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creators stood beside him to drive the

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campaign home. Most notably, Aiden Ross

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and XQC. Today, however, both of them

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question the actual legitimacy of the

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entire operation. In fact, when Aiden

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first pressed the issue, he was

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allegedly met with threats of legal

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action.

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>> Got a text about threatening illegal

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Try it, bro. Please try it.

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Subscribe for deeper analytical deep

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dives like this and let's rewind to the

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beginning so those of us with actual

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jobs can catch up. On August 1st, 2025,

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Mr. Beast initiated the $40 million team

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water fundraiser. Right out of the gate,

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the PR metrics sounded borderline

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absurd. Jimmy claimed that a single

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dollar could supply clean water to an

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individual for an entire year. To anyone

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analyzing the logistics, that pitched

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threshold felt less like ground truth

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economics and more like an overpromised

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marketing gimmick. One in 10 people

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don't have access to clean water, which

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is why we need your help to raise $14

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million. On average, every dollar

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donated will provide one person with

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clean water for an entire year. While

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they managed to pull in $14 million

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across a twoe span, it was still miles

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away from the $40 million target. To

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bridge the gap, Mr. Beast launched an

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endurance charity marathon, teaming up

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with XQC and Aiden Ross to stream

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highstakes stunts around the clock until

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they secured an additional $5 million.

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To say this broadcast went off the rails

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would be an understatement. Aiden was

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blind painted completely blue. A coat

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designed to stain for weeks.

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>> Oh, he has so much hair. The orange

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isn't really getting through. Oh my

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gosh, you look so sizzle.

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>> Wo, I feel really weird.

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>> Like sticky. How do you think you look?

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>> Good.

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>> Nice.

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>> What the [laughter]

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They say

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>> blue

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>> like a smartphone. It's nice to know.

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>> And how long is it going to be on my

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skin for?

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>> 3 weeks.

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>> A couple

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>> three and a half. What is wrong with

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you? Why are you blue?

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>> And underwent painful body waxing

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sessions in the shape of the team water.

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You could hear the raw agony IN HIS

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VOICE.

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>> X, I need to grab your hand or beast.

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One of you, please.

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>> X, give me,

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>> please. That hurts so bad. Come here.

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>> Are you good?

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>> NO. [screaming]

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[laughter]

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[screaming]

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>> ALL RIGHT. YO, W FOR TEAM WATER. Given

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Aiden's physical build, that process was

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absolute torture. He was even pitted

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against professional wrestlers, a

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spectacle that felt entirely out of

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place for standard charity content.

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>> WRESTLE.

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>> Oh my god.

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>> This is getting heated. Hold on.

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>> STAY ON THE BED.

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>> TAP TAP TAP.

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>> AIDEN, YOU'RE GOING TILL YOU WIN. NO.

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NO. How not? You're all tired. Jimmy

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essentially treated Aiden as a physical

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punching bag and comedic collateral. To

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his credit, Aiden endured the

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humiliation voluntarily, genuinely

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driven to maximize donor reach, even if

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he'd come to regret the dynamic later.

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To be fair, he wasn't the sole sufferer.

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Both Mr. Beast and XQC endured physical

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gauntlets of their own, some of which

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posed genuine physical hazard, such as

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XQC nearly taking a direct, unpadded

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strike to the head.

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>> 3 2 1 OH MY GOD. NO, NO, BRO. I'M NOT

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DOING THIS. THIS IS CRAZY. WHY? OH MY

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GOD. WHY?

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>> If you analyze the trajectory of those

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mechanical boxing gloves, a solid impact

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could have easily resulted in a

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concussion or severe disorientation.

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These stunts were extreme by design,

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constructed to push donor urgency to its

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absolute limit under the assumption that

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reaching the target would end the

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ordeal. At one point, Jimmy was outright

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pleading with the audience for

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contributions.

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>> Snake crawling up my butt. Please just

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donate.

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>> It's a bunch of uh

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>> donate. The sooner we get to 5 million,

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the sooner I can stop suffering.

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>> The stream devolved into absolute chaos,

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ranging from absurd, physically

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punishing challenges to aggressively

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pressuring other creators for live

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pledges. And at one point, arguably

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walking back promises made to major

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donors. While we'll break down those

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financial controversies shortly, the

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core narrative here is the breakdown of

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the relationship between Aiden Ross and

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Mr. Beast. Even during this live

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marathon, subtle cracks were already

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beginning to show with Jimmy exhibiting

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clear underlying resentment toward Aiden

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on camera.

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>> Reptile man, what do they call the

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reptile?

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>> Bro, prot hey, for real. We just spent

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the last 17 hours together.

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>> You're a robot.

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>> Nah, you can't keep you can't say that.

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>> What's up, buddy?

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>> Nah, we're going to address that after

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this call. We're not We're not playing

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that slow. At one point, Jimmy

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confronted Aiden directly during a

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segment simply for making physical

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contact.

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>> What if Arax's in your shirt?

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>> Sorry, you don't like to get touched.

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>> What is with you and touching me?

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>> No, no, no. Matthew, can you hold this

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for a second? Just Just

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>> Yeah.

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>> Aiden, I think it's time we set some

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boundaries.

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>> Let's do it.

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>> Okay. No, I'm serious.

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>> Yeah, I know.

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>> Okay.

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>> Who just farted, bro?

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