Just a tip for women: nice people dont talk about how nice they are all the time. Nice people do nice things selflessly, with or without compensation. If someone does something nice for you, you dont owe them anything. Sometimes I use nice actions as a way of persuasion, trying to get you to reconsider, but at the end of the day, a no is a no. And nice people will respect the no, and understands that even if they give you gifts, it doesnt mean she'll change her mind. If a guy starts talking to you about what a great guy he is, run.
Here a tip to all the genuine nice guys, tell her how you feel, if she says no, move on. You will save time and heartache. You cannot force a person to like you.
And, just as importantly, if you have 'fallen in love' with some girl or guy that you've never really spoken to in any way more than a causal polite acknowledgement of each other's existence, maybe consider spending some time learning what the natural progression of a mutual symmetrically balanced intimate connection is, and why that's important, before blurting out your feelings in some doomed hope of instant emotional connection and reciprocation. It might work in the movies and look amazingly cute, but in real life it's just intensely unpleasant and embarrassing for everyone.
Girl: hey just so you know this is 100% platonic because I am in a long-term relationship 6 months later Guy: what do you mean you won't leave your boyfriend for me why do girls always lead me on
"play flirting" realllyy backfires if the other person doesn't realize. you just assume they do cause idk, social skills? but no, oh no. once i had explained that i didn't have a crush on them, they told me that scorpios always disappoint them (i am a scorpio) and that i used sarcasm and therefore they didn't like me (they were being incredibly rude and i assumed they must be kidding around because i thought we were friends, so i had joked back.) once i had blocked them from messaging me, i saw them make an indirect post about me, mentioning that i was the 7th person who had blocked them that WEEK.
What I liked was the way it went from one sided, disturbingly disconnectedly creepy intimacy role playing, to full on pre-rape throbbing vibe with the sexting at the end. It's hard stagger the tonal variation of that layered increment of disturbing, but he nailed it! You know for sure if he was speaking the lines out loud as he had written them, that when he said 'boob' his voice would either get weirdly high pitched and warble-y or would go full fake Christian Bale/Batman gravel speak, and he'd be looking directly at you, hard, with that blank, nobody's home stare.
It happened a month ago. A guy on Twitter started following me and sent me a DM. He seemed nice, so we started chatting. It went on for a while. Then he suggested me to send a picture. I politely said no, and told him that I'm highly uncomfortable with sending pics to random guys. Then he starts sending pictures of himself. He looked nice and all, but I didn't ask for it. Later that day, he asked me to make calls and such, because "texting is too bland for him". I said no again. A few days later, me and my parents are in quarantine with covid. And this guy still tries to flirt with me, and he asks me if I want to be together with him. I politely say that I'm not ready for a relationship, but ready for a new friendship. The other weird thing about him was calling me "dear" whenever he commented under my tweets. One or two days pass, and he sends a kinda angry message of me not chatting with him that often. I say sorry, then he says that there's only one way to prove him that I value our friendship: to send him a picture of myself... Sending a picture to a guy I don't know is the last thing on my mind, especially that I'm in quarantine, sick with *THE FUCKING VIRUS!* So I say no again, in the most polite way possible. He replies "Boom!" and unfollows me. I know it's relatively mild compared to other "nice guy" stories, but it was still weird as fuck. Thank you for reading this essay, have a nice day!
Yeah, that's pretty much classic nice guy. No sense that the person they are talking with is an actual person with her own perceptions and thoughts about things. Purely motivated by what he wants without any consideration about how that fits for you. Also, yeah, that dear thing is odd, but actually something I've heard about before. I think it's some foreign language polite form nuance that doesn't translate well to English, so it seems weird, but is actually innocuous, just a difference in cultural communication forms. Like French language having masculine and feminine pronouns for objects. Normal for them, but odd when someone uses it in a conversation in English. The one that does make me laugh is guys who use the word 'punk', or 'son' as a really, really, really sad attempt at psychological intimidation. I can just imagine them spending hours looking at themselves in a mirror, flexing their flabby bodies and practice screaming 'what you are looking at punk!', to make themselves feel 'hard'. Stupid shit, but funny as hell. As soon as a guy calls me punk or son in a debate, I know, he knows he's losing it.
Yes... I online chatted with a person who "Dear" me alot as well? I actually asked is that a Cultural Thing? Because we only Talked for less than a week. I no longer speak with them, as they Drunk Texted after a bit.
Yes thats the reason for the name "niceguy". We are aware there are people who are genuinely kind. But most of the time the guys who say they're nice aren't actually nice. Hence the irony of the name.
I have a friend who always wants to do nice things to women but get angry if he doesnt get the same favor in return. I'm like bro stop being a simp and just be polite and respectful and do not force your opinions on someone else.
**stawts uwsing astewriwks UwU daddy snuzzles youw chwest** that's how level 10 incels use it, if our ancestors knew that people would use the alphabet like this they would reject humanity
Here's all these guys texting women like 50 times and I'm over here getting ghosted by women I thought were my friends after I ask how they're doing and then drop it because if they aren't going to message me it's not like it helps to push it.
So ... maybe you need to redefine what your understanding of a friend is, to something more accurately reflective of reality, is what I am getting out of your comment. If someone 'ghosts' you after you genuinely simply ask them how they are doing, then they never held the same level of connection with you that you inferred with them. Friendship isn't what happens when someone accepts your social media connect request, despite what those apps like to suggest to you. It's a progression over time of mutual platonic emotional and intellectual sharing, mutual being the operative definition. If a friend stops speaking to you simply for asking how they are, then you have vastly misunderstood the mutual affinity of your connection to them. So my guess is either that the manner in which you were asking how they were and it included something inappropriate for the context of your connection with them, or that you are valuing relationships in a way that is a significant distortion of what they should be.
@@coltoncharlebois3350 How’s he a nice guy? He doesn’t force anything and stops when girls don’t want anything more. That is the opposite of nice guy behavior.
I know this is old, but there is a way to tell the nice guys from the "nice guys". It can be subtle, but honestly, the best way is to look at their nice deeds and ask yourself if they are looking for recognition or just being nice. Real nice guys don't look for recognition, and will usually never offer to hang out at their place or somewhere only they know because they know it sounds creepy. The exception is if you've known them a while, they may invite you to play games or watch TV at their house or go somewhere they really like. "Nice guys" are looking for recognition, trying to make you see how nice they are, trying to get you to be alone with them, trying to always see you to show you they are committed, always messaging so they can show you they will never ignore you, etc. Real nice guys will back off for fear of making you uncomfortable if you tell them to. Source: Compare the nice guys you know with the "nice guys" you read about.
It's so scary to me how I could have easily become one of these guys. There was a time when I was someone who didn't have success with the opposite sex. But I at least had the clarity of mind to know that it was because of me and not anyone else and also that nobody owed me anything just because I was nice to them. I've dated some here and there even though I'm overweight by just trying to be a good person with positive traits and work on my bad ones.
Omg those role playing messages. How can something actually think they are getting over with someone when they send them that kind of crap? I just dont understand how nice guys think. Also I like how they will flip out b/c the girl they have a thing for is married or is seeing someone. It must be impossible for them to find someone else? Idk....
Well, it depends on the people. RP is fun after you've gotten to know each other and are comfortable. But randomly doing it to someone you barely know is weird and creepy, especially overt sexual messages like he sent.
I'm genuinely a nice dude apparently lol.. Not gonna lie I always take any pleasant encounters with any body..as them being nice I can't pick up on flerting.. I don't flirt with anyone
@@fatimahernandezcalderon2082 It's bit of a minefield. "Simps" are more of a synonym for "sucker"- and despite mostly used with related to guys worshipping gamer girls, they can come from in any gender. Right wing grifters are another infamous group of having simps at their feet. They're pretty close to "stans" (you probably have heard of K-pop stans who are modernized the term, though some say eminem's song "stan" is where it comes from) except simps are usually less militant and stans are usually more interested to attack anyone who "wrongs" their object of worship in any way.
My sister When I was 12 set me up with a 19 year old who molested me and then threatened to take his life if I broke up with him. I'm 25 now. Wouldn't think of doing this to anyone. She never showed remorse for any of the things she did to me which included impersonating my now ex boyfriend who is in the military, and getting me to try and take my life and blame it on a friend who she watched drop off a TV for me. I was 19. I don't remember Jack from that year other than putting butterfly decals on the windows in the psych ward.
🤨 "Nice" is literally the BARE MINIMUM you be for social interaction.. 🤔 If you have to "try" to be nice for the shortest time possible for a prize, then you aren't even the bare minimum to meet people.. 🤦♀️ 😁☮️🌏
I don't complain. I immediately stopped talking to people if I do something that they need help with or whatever and then they refuse to lift a finger to help me when I am in need. In my opinion friends and significant others simply help one another when the other one asks. If I do multiple things for someone and then I ask them for help with something and they do not help, I immediately stopped talking to them. It has nothing to do with being a nice guy and complaining and being woe is me. But I'm dependable and I expect others to be dependable. I wonder where that falls in the nice guy category?
Thing is, I can kinda sympathize with the nice guy. It's not easy to get a date in this day and age. But not when they act like entitled morons, and especially not when they try to manipulate a woman into sleeping with them.
@@gimmeemknees7967 it's not really a problem if you wear matching clothes, a joker shirt or cargo shorts will not fit a tuxedo, it will make you look like a hipster, i am guessing you wear matching clothes tho
Guys listening to this be like, "how do these incels even get dates? If that were me getting a shot with a girl, I'd treat her so well." The wheel turns again
Just stop paying attention to them. It's literally for the best. Women just don't care we hate having to figure out their clues on whether or not we should approach. Because BELIEVE me guys they know it's difficult to approach which is why they don't do it. Just politely stop complaining about it and leave them be. It is entirely useless to both complain and/or try. Chase money, you can't love it as it is inanimate. It will make life easier provided you're the man you need to be to get there. Then before you engage with women treat it like anything else you want to learn and study them. After you have done your due diligence then and only then you can possibly ponder mingling with women on a romantic level. I have to say that. I'm not saying avoid women beyond being nonsensical it's virtually impossible. simply can't imagine the amount of inventions and breakthroughs we've missed out on due to no one out right telling men this. Get your life together be one with yourself before you even remotely think about women. LIFE.ALTERING. INFORMATION.
Yeah, I think that's really important for anyone to learn. *You should learn to love and take care of yourself before you consider doing that with other people on a romantic level*
Are you saying I'm entitled? Please explain if so. I simply said be better for yourself then pursue women if it suits you by then. Chasing money never made a guy go broke last I checked. With the exception of greed. I'm just striving to be better and hopefully help someone that still doesn't get it. Oh yeah if it's too long to read just don't and keep it moving. Simple.
Just a tip for women: nice people dont talk about how nice they are all the time. Nice people do nice things selflessly, with or without compensation. If someone does something nice for you, you dont owe them anything. Sometimes I use nice actions as a way of persuasion, trying to get you to reconsider, but at the end of the day, a no is a no. And nice people will respect the no, and understands that even if they give you gifts, it doesnt mean she'll change her mind. If a guy starts talking to you about what a great guy he is, run.
Wow no shit sherlock
Here a tip to all the genuine nice guys, tell her how you feel, if she says no, move on. You will save time and heartache. You cannot force a person to like you.
And, just as importantly, if you have 'fallen in love' with some girl or guy that you've never really spoken to in any way more than a causal polite acknowledgement of each other's existence, maybe consider spending some time learning what the natural progression of a mutual symmetrically balanced intimate connection is, and why that's important, before blurting out your feelings in some doomed hope of instant emotional connection and reciprocation. It might work in the movies and look amazingly cute, but in real life it's just intensely unpleasant and embarrassing for everyone.
Girl: hey just so you know this is 100% platonic because I am in a long-term relationship
6 months later
Guy: what do you mean you won't leave your boyfriend for me why do girls always lead me on
"play flirting" realllyy backfires if the other person doesn't realize. you just assume they do cause idk, social skills? but no, oh no. once i had explained that i didn't have a crush on them, they told me that scorpios always disappoint them (i am a scorpio) and that i used sarcasm and therefore they didn't like me (they were being incredibly rude and i assumed they must be kidding around because i thought we were friends, so i had joked back.) once i had blocked them from messaging me, i saw them make an indirect post about me, mentioning that i was the 7th person who had blocked them that WEEK.
Yeah....if 7 people have blocked you in a week *they're probably not the problem* . But "nice guys" will never understand that
the asterisk message thing literally made me put the phone down massaging my temples to process
What I liked was the way it went from one sided, disturbingly disconnectedly creepy intimacy role playing, to full on pre-rape throbbing vibe with the sexting at the end. It's hard stagger the tonal variation of that layered increment of disturbing, but he nailed it! You know for sure if he was speaking the lines out loud as he had written them, that when he said 'boob' his voice would either get weirdly high pitched and warble-y or would go full fake Christian Bale/Batman gravel speak, and he'd be looking directly at you, hard, with that blank, nobody's home stare.
RP'ing lol. It's fun to do when you're both having fun but not when it's done randomly like that lol.
Timestamp?
It happened a month ago. A guy on Twitter started following me and sent me a DM. He seemed nice, so we started chatting. It went on for a while. Then he suggested me to send a picture. I politely said no, and told him that I'm highly uncomfortable with sending pics to random guys. Then he starts sending pictures of himself. He looked nice and all, but I didn't ask for it.
Later that day, he asked me to make calls and such, because "texting is too bland for him". I said no again.
A few days later, me and my parents are in quarantine with covid. And this guy still tries to flirt with me, and he asks me if I want to be together with him. I politely say that I'm not ready for a relationship, but ready for a new friendship.
The other weird thing about him was calling me "dear" whenever he commented under my tweets.
One or two days pass, and he sends a kinda angry message of me not chatting with him that often. I say sorry, then he says that there's only one way to prove him that I value our friendship: to send him a picture of myself...
Sending a picture to a guy I don't know is the last thing on my mind, especially that I'm in quarantine, sick with *THE FUCKING VIRUS!* So I say no again, in the most polite way possible. He replies "Boom!" and unfollows me.
I know it's relatively mild compared to other "nice guy" stories, but it was still weird as fuck. Thank you for reading this essay, have a nice day!
Yeah, that's pretty much classic nice guy. No sense that the person they are talking with is an actual person with her own perceptions and thoughts about things. Purely motivated by what he wants without any consideration about how that fits for you.
Also, yeah, that dear thing is odd, but actually something I've heard about before. I think it's some foreign language polite form nuance that doesn't translate well to English, so it seems weird, but is actually innocuous, just a difference in cultural communication forms. Like French language having masculine and feminine pronouns for objects. Normal for them, but odd when someone uses it in a conversation in English.
The one that does make me laugh is guys who use the word 'punk', or 'son' as a really, really, really sad attempt at psychological intimidation. I can just imagine them spending hours looking at themselves in a mirror, flexing their flabby bodies and practice screaming 'what you are looking at punk!', to make themselves feel 'hard'. Stupid shit, but funny as hell. As soon as a guy calls me punk or son in a debate, I know, he knows he's losing it.
Yes... I online chatted with a person who "Dear" me alot as well? I actually asked is that a Cultural Thing? Because we only Talked for less than a week. I no longer speak with them, as they Drunk Texted after a bit.
You definitely dodged a bullet.
6:18 that fact this guy is in his 60's and still hasn't outgrown the "nice" guy attitude is kinda sad
i don't know how "niceguy" can describe this situation
I swear most nice guys aren't True Nice Guys a real nice guy BE'S NICE WITHOUT THE INTENTION OF GETTING SOMETHING IN RETURN
Yes thats the reason for the name "niceguy". We are aware there are people who are genuinely kind. But most of the time the guys who say they're nice aren't actually nice. Hence the irony of the name.
Midunderstanding, the name is sarcasm
lol
Life hack. Be kind!
I have a friend who always wants to do nice things to women but get angry if he doesnt get the same favor in return. I'm like bro stop being a simp and just be polite and respectful and do not force your opinions on someone else.
"He sent sent me a shirtless photo that nearly blinded me"
That's the one that killed me 😭
Why do guys send shirtless pics do they think it will “turn us girls on” we can control ourselves unlike that 20% of men 😂😂
Was he glittering like Edward Cullen? Just a thought!
Must have been the guy from “Powder”
@@alexandravaldez9814 same.
He sends you those creepy asterisk messages.
Me "what's that means, doesnt sound so bad"
Shows examples.
*gets sick feeling in gut*
**stawts uwsing astewriwks UwU daddy snuzzles youw chwest**
that's how level 10 incels use it, if our ancestors knew that people would use the alphabet like this they would reject humanity
@@duncanchillake8024 Can’t believe they’d disrespect the alphabet like that.
Here's all these guys texting women like 50 times and I'm over here getting ghosted by women I thought were my friends after I ask how they're doing and then drop it because if they aren't going to message me it's not like it helps to push it.
Yo.. What?
this is another layer of irony, i nice guy on a nice guy video.
So ... maybe you need to redefine what your understanding of a friend is, to something more accurately reflective of reality, is what I am getting out of your comment. If someone 'ghosts' you after you genuinely simply ask them how they are doing, then they never held the same level of connection with you that you inferred with them.
Friendship isn't what happens when someone accepts your social media connect request, despite what those apps like to suggest to you. It's a progression over time of mutual platonic emotional and intellectual sharing, mutual being the operative definition. If a friend stops speaking to you simply for asking how they are, then you have vastly misunderstood the mutual affinity of your connection to them. So my guess is either that the manner in which you were asking how they were and it included something inappropriate for the context of your connection with them, or that you are valuing relationships in a way that is a significant distortion of what they should be.
@@coltoncharlebois3350 How’s he a nice guy? He doesn’t force anything and stops when girls don’t want anything more. That is the opposite of nice guy behavior.
@@cameronb851 Or over time good friends drift apart and stop talking to one another? What is this armchair psychology bs you’re pulling?
I know this is old, but there is a way to tell the nice guys from the "nice guys". It can be subtle, but honestly, the best way is to look at their nice deeds and ask yourself if they are looking for recognition or just being nice. Real nice guys don't look for recognition, and will usually never offer to hang out at their place or somewhere only they know because they know it sounds creepy. The exception is if you've known them a while, they may invite you to play games or watch TV at their house or go somewhere they really like. "Nice guys" are looking for recognition, trying to make you see how nice they are, trying to get you to be alone with them, trying to always see you to show you they are committed, always messaging so they can show you they will never ignore you, etc. Real nice guys will back off for fear of making you uncomfortable if you tell them to.
Source: Compare the nice guys you know with the "nice guys" you read about.
It's so scary to me how I could have easily become one of these guys. There was a time when I was someone who didn't have success with the opposite sex. But I at least had the clarity of mind to know that it was because of me and not anyone else and also that nobody owed me anything just because I was nice to them. I've dated some here and there even though I'm overweight by just trying to be a good person with positive traits and work on my bad ones.
Videos like these make me so happy that I outgrew my nice guy phase. I can't believe how cringe I used to be
Well done👍🏼
16:29 - Somebody tell me this didn't happen! Seriously! I need to feel *some* hope for humanity!
I used to unironically wear a fedora. I thought I was cool. I was just an omega level shit bag.
Fedoras are either hipsters, or total cringe. And hipsters ARE cringe.
Omg those role playing messages. How can something actually think they are getting over with someone when they send them that kind of crap? I just dont understand how nice guys think. Also I like how they will flip out b/c the girl they have a thing for is married or is seeing someone. It must be impossible for them to find someone else? Idk....
Well, it depends on the people. RP is fun after you've gotten to know each other and are comfortable. But randomly doing it to someone you barely know is weird and creepy, especially overt sexual messages like he sent.
It's guys like these that ruin it for all of us!
Literally why birth rates are plummeting
Not really, their antics push women to seek actually decent guys.
Wow, the entitlement is shocking.
I bought you something! You *OWE* me sex!!!!
Overly nice = ulterior motive
Period.
I'm genuinely a nice dude apparently lol..
Not gonna lie I always take any pleasant encounters with any body..as them being nice I can't pick up on flerting..
I don't flirt with anyone
a nice guy is just a nice person while the a "nice guy" is nice to there prey
That's just being a decent human tbh
Had a nice guy pretend his liver was failing and he was dying to get me to pity date him. Ended up losing my shit and yelling at him to leave me alone
Oh Fresh
Thank God I don't have to brush my teeth anymore, toothpaste man's got me covered!
We don’t call theme “nice guys” anymore, we call them SIMPS!
or incels
Simps are just the latest iteration of the "nice guy"
@@kaptenlemper its am evolution
I thought simps were guys who would do anything for a girl? I’m genuinely asking
@@fatimahernandezcalderon2082 It's bit of a minefield. "Simps" are more of a synonym for "sucker"- and despite mostly used with related to guys worshipping gamer girls, they can come from in any gender. Right wing grifters are another infamous group of having simps at their feet.
They're pretty close to "stans" (you probably have heard of K-pop stans who are modernized the term, though some say eminem's song "stan" is where it comes from) except simps are usually less militant and stans are usually more interested to attack anyone who "wrongs" their object of worship in any way.
15:57 wait, is that guy Onision's long lost brother or something?
Is it bad that I laughed out loud at the "Don't wear heels on the first few dates because sometimes you gotta run." comment?
Nope, I did too because that is funny and sadly true in some scenarios.
My sister When I was 12 set me up with a 19 year old who molested me and then threatened to take his life if I broke up with him. I'm 25 now. Wouldn't think of doing this to anyone. She never showed remorse for any of the things she did to me which included impersonating my now ex boyfriend who is in the military, and getting me to try and take my life and blame it on a friend who she watched drop off a TV for me. I was 19. I don't remember Jack from that year other than putting butterfly decals on the windows in the psych ward.
On that first story "he killed-", lol I gasp in horror.
9:42 ‘Starbucks!’
Oh yes, that famous Scot dating site, OchCupid.
lmfao :P
🤨 "Nice" is literally the BARE MINIMUM you be for social interaction..
🤔 If you have to "try" to be nice for the shortest time possible for a prize, then you aren't even the bare minimum to meet people.. 🤦♀️
😁☮️🌏
Some of these guys just ruined their chances
No shit 😂
Omg the asterisks NOOOOO
I don't complain. I immediately stopped talking to people if I do something that they need help with or whatever and then they refuse to lift a finger to help me when I am in need. In my opinion friends and significant others simply help one another when the other one asks. If I do multiple things for someone and then I ask them for help with something and they do not help, I immediately stopped talking to them. It has nothing to do with being a nice guy and complaining and being woe is me. But I'm dependable and I expect others to be dependable. I wonder where that falls in the nice guy category?
Cringed so hard at the first story
Thing is, I can kinda sympathize with the nice guy. It's not easy to get a date in this day and age. But not when they act like entitled morons, and especially not when they try to manipulate a woman into sleeping with them.
Asked if he could hold my hand😂
1:40 I thought the robo voice said diet tampons.
I wear a fedora. The thumbnail offends me.
Me too on occasion
@@vamppanic >:( no, i like my style
@@gimmeemknees7967 it's not really a problem if you wear matching clothes, a joker shirt or cargo shorts will not fit a tuxedo, it will make you look like a hipster, i am guessing you wear matching clothes tho
Oooh Fresh
These guys don't seem really nice
13:20 "women only go for chads"
"I'm waiting for a girl to reach my standards"
So you're 2 levels of crap deep then?
I'm a nice guy ladies aha you can trust me aha
Guys listening to this be like, "how do these incels even get dates? If that were me getting a shot with a girl, I'd treat her so well." The wheel turns again
1:45 ......I am ashamed to have this name.
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Nice guys NEVER win.
Just stop paying attention to them. It's literally for the best. Women just don't care we hate having to figure out their clues on whether or not we should approach. Because BELIEVE me guys they know it's difficult to approach which is why they don't do it. Just politely stop complaining about it and leave them be. It is entirely useless to both complain and/or try. Chase money, you can't love it as it is inanimate. It will make life easier provided you're the man you need to be to get there. Then before you engage with women treat it like anything else you want to learn and study them. After you have done your due diligence then and only then you can possibly ponder mingling with women on a romantic level. I have to say that. I'm not saying avoid women beyond being nonsensical it's virtually impossible. simply can't imagine the amount of inventions and breakthroughs we've missed out on due to no one out right telling men this. Get your life together be one with yourself before you even remotely think about women. LIFE.ALTERING. INFORMATION.
@Cait L. thanks for the TL;DR
Yeah, I think that's really important for anyone to learn. *You should learn to love and take care of yourself before you consider doing that with other people on a romantic level*
Are you saying I'm entitled? Please explain if so. I simply said be better for yourself then pursue women if it suits you by then. Chasing money never made a guy go broke last I checked. With the exception of greed. I'm just striving to be better and hopefully help someone that still doesn't get it. Oh yeah if it's too long to read just don't and keep it moving. Simple.
@@enodelliks1016 I think you might've misinterpreted my comment I was agreeing with you. Sorry if it was confusing lol
@@bean_enthusiast No I knew you were apologies that was for the prior comments I hadn't seen. Thank you hope you're well!
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