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(no music) (10 hours) Invention Flopps | Trivia Tuesday | LMBYTS #1370 | 10th June 2025

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is available on my website Jasonnewland dot com. So today
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is Tuesday, the tenth of June two thousand and twenty five.
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I wasn't really sure what I was going to do
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as far as trivious, what kind of subject could talk
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about today? And then I thought, hmmm, I do something
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a little bit more. I don't know, it's silly, maybe
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a little bit more just no. I don't generally go
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heavy with it anyway, but just a bit gentle. So
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I'm gonna I'm going to do. I'm going to focus
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on famous inventions that fell flat. So basically inventions that
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were supposed to be really good and they were released
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to the public and the public said no, thanks, no, no,
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you're okay, I'm stepping back, see you later, take your
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invention with you, Thank you very much, that kind of thing.
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So I'd say, it's been a nice day to day.
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This morning, I went out with my coat on because
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it was overcast, it was windy. It had been raining
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pretty much all day yesterday, and it wasn't It wasn't warm,
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but it wasn't cold and it wasn't raining. So I
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went out this afternoon. I'm normally try and take him
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out a few times a day. Went out this afternoon
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just with my cardigan on, thinking it should be warm
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enough with the cardigan. Hopefully it won't rain. But if
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it does rain and stuff to come home. I won't
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wear my coat because I wore it earlier and it
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didn't rain. Not that that's the reason it didn't rain.
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I don't think my coat had anything to do with it.
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I'm not stupid, dishous like that. Like otherwise. Well, I
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was going to say, I wear my coat all the
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time to stop it raining. But then there'd be a drought,
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wouldn't there. That wouldn't be good for the world. So
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I went out with my jumper, my cardigan. It was
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too hot, too hot. I was a little bit sweaty.
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There was a little puddle building up, you know, down there.
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I was like, oh, this is weird because I didn't
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expect it to be warm, but it was and windy.
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So it threw me off a little bit because I
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was thinking, hmm, earlier on a few hours ago, I
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was internally having a little bit of a moon call
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this this summer? Do you This is supposed to be June.
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This isn't summer. It's cloudy and potentially rainy. I have
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to wear a coat, but I didn't. I didn't have
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to wear a coat. I didn't have to wear a
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jumper or a cardigan. And then I went out later
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about six is I don't know whatever time it was,
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warn my cardigan at this point because I thought, well,
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it's not going to be warm now, not now. If anything,
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it was warmer than it was earlier. Everyone's walking around
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in shorts and T shirts. Not everyone. Well, I don't
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know if everyone. I'm not looking at the I'm just
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just saying that are people around. I was the only
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one with a jumper on, and we're not the only
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one in the world, but just saying like, I didn't
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see many people dressed as thoroughly prepared or change in
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the weather. You know, everyone was just like, oh, it's sunny,
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let's all wear T shirts. And I was again, I
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was like, oh, this is a bit hot. And someone
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did ask me, a dog walker said, how can you've
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got a jumper on? I sayss not jumper, it's a cardigan.
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See the zip difference. She said, that's not really relevant.
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Why you got there? Why are you wearing that? I said,
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because the weather is not synchronized with my body. And
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she says, well, what do you mean the weather? She
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didn't sound like that said uh, which I guess. She meant,
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what does it mean? What do you mean? I said, well,
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the weather says T shirt weather. Okay, the weather says
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wear a T shirt, but my body says don't wear
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a T shirt, wear cover up. So we laughed. So
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the first one is QCAT bar code scanner. QCAT bar
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code scanner designed to connect print ads to websites in
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two thousand, but fizzled within a year due to lack
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of interest. Designed to connect print ads to websites. I
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don't even understand really what that concept is. Maybe that's
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the problem. Okay. Number two b Tomax video format. I'm
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offended by that because this is wrong. Beat Max video
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format offered better picture quality than the VHS in the
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nineteen seventies but lost the format war. Okay, yeah, they
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did lose the format war, but it was in the eighties.
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It wasn't in the seventies. It was in the eighties.
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Get it right, baby, get it right. I remember it
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might have been the late seventies. No, it was the
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early eighties. I'm sure it was. We had all three,
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So the best one, if I remember, Horrce is back.
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I am planning to try and take a picture of
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Horace the pigeon and post it on my Facebook page.
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Can you hear him? If it's visited me about five
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times today? The window is open, so I'm wondering if
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he wants to come in and say hi. I'm not
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sure if that's a good idea. I don't know if
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Nny would, I'm not sure. I don't know. I think
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he would be happy, but probably in the wrong kind
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of way. Oh, a new toy. No. So my memory
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of video recorders or video players rather was the early eighties,
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but maybe they were around in the late seventies. It
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was the I think it was just Sony. I think
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it was Sony, but it was two thousand series and
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you could record on both sides, and it was like
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four hours each side something like that. It was long.
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And then Betamax took over. They became the front runner.
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And then there was a period when Beta Max and
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VHS pretty much went side by side, and the videotapes,
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as far as I remember, was the same for both.
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But again I might be wrong there. Maybe the beat
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Max tapes were different. Definitely the two thousand series was
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it Sony. They were definitely a larger tape. It was
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a different kind of tape size. I thought that bet
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Max was the same as VHS, but thinking about it,
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I think bet Max might have been a bit chunkier.
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But we had all three, not at the same time.
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I think there was a period when we had both
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VHS and Beta Max because we had videos. We might
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have also kept the other one as well, because we
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had videos of stuff that we'd say we that my
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dad had taped off the TV and he had a
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draw Wow, I remember the draw I think he's still
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got that set of drawers. And in the bottom it
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was full of videotapes and every James Bond movie was
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on there. None of them were purchased, None of them
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were like in them days in the like I don't
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want to say late seventies, but early eighties, to buy
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a videotape was expensive, like really expensive to actually buy one.
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They didn't sell them in the shops, you know, you
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couldn't as far as I remember. They weren't available to
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buy in the shops. It was really renting or you
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taped off the telly. And so he had my dad
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had every single James Bond movie all marked off, you know,
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you know, old like that little white stripper on the
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front of it or whatever. That he'd write down what
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the film was, and you never put James Bond because
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we knew that that was the only thing that he
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really liked. We did have Enter the Dragon as well,
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the Bruce Lee film, and that was more for me.
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And the weird thing about it is every single Christmas
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and every single Easter and also other weekends throughout the year,
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there would be old James Bond movies on, especially at Christmas,
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but there'd also be other stuff on, things that we're
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not seen before, things that we perhaps all wanted to watch,
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but nope, we had to watch the James Bond movie.
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So my dad would be there in his recliner watching.
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We didn't even watch it. He fell asleep within about
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ten minutes, but guaranteed if you turned it off he
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turned it over to another channel, he'd wake up straight away.
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It's like he was asleep, but he wasn't asleep. I
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tried to say, like, try to reason with him, like,
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come on, why are we watching Diamonds Are Forever? When
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you have the videotape in the draw next to you,
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you can watch it anytime. I want to watch it
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now now never. Kind just didn't understand, couldn't really get
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my head around it. But he loves James Bond movies.
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I did actually buy him a DVD collection of all
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the Chains Bond movies. How did I long to put
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it out twenty years ago? Pull the ones up to
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that point anyway, and I remember going around. I think
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I stayed in the bedroom whatever a few years later,
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and I hadn't even unpacked it, still in plastic. I
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hadn't touched it, never going to look at it because
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it's seen. He's just gonna wait till you're on TV,
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and that's it. Wait till her on TV and watch them.
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You're not gonna not gonna watch them on DVD. Well
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that's his way. But then sometimes I'm a little bit
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like that. You know, if I see something that I
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could just watch, I could stream it, but it's just
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happens to be on Telly. Sometimes I watch it on Telly.
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There's not really any logic to it, really, I guess,
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other than maybe it's like a little surprised, like, oh,
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look that thing's on, I'll watch it. Oh yeah, that
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VHS did take over from Beta Max. I I think
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we just used to call it beta beta max was
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the correct term, but just beta beta Beta. I can
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almost remember the like the logo as well. I'd say
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what we used to do, I'd say we wasn't me,
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but there used to be programs on quite late at night,
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or maybe it was on the other side when It's
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kind of ironic really, because my dad would want to
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watch James Bond, so we would record the program that
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we wanted to watch, so that would also be on
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a tape. So both the programs, the program that we
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wanted to watch would be now on videotape, and the
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movie that he was watching was already on videotape. It's
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very strange scenario. There was a couple of TV shows
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that were really long. One was The Thornbirds, one was
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North and South, one was Shogun. Yeah, Thornbirds and Shogun
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was Richard Chamberlain. North and South was Patrick Swayze, and
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these were early eighties and they were quite big epic
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series that went on for hours and hours and hours.
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Really each episode was very long. It was like a
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full length movie. Each longer in fact, I think like
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six seven hours long. So maybe exaggerating, possibly, there was
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a really strange show because I useduld like these shows
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because it wasn't really in all honesty, I don't think
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it's really aimed at me. I don't mean me personally. Yeah,
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I think there was a bunch of rights thinking, right, well,
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little Jason is ten, what can we produce for him?
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How about a soldier that gets stranded on an island
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in Japan and he learns to be a samurai. How
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about that? Yeah? Or what about a love affair between
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two married people? Or what about what about the Civil War?
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That would be a ten year old Wou'd love to
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watch that? That's about the Civil War, the First Civil War? Like, No,
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but it probably wasn't aimed at me. But I did
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like watching it. I think it was because I was
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with my step mom and I kind of liked what
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she liked, and I kind of really was more influenced
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by her, probably in reality, probably more influenced by her
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than anyone else in my childhood. During my childhood period,
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she had more influence over me, and in a positive way.
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I kind of wanted to I spent time with her.
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I learned how to talk, not how to talk, but
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how to have conversations because of her, because we would
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talk and she'd tell me stuff, and you know, I learned.
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I suppose I learned how to communicate with her. Yeah,
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I don't know. I just wanted to be just like
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being with her, like being Yeah, I just liked being
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with her, as simple as that. Really, nothing weird about
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that is a I just liked. I didn't want to
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be her. I don't want to be like her. Well, no,
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I I suppose I did want to be like her.
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I wanted to be because she was friendly, she was popular.
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People used to like to stop and chat to her,
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and I thought I didn't have anything to say to them,
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