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For years, my wife's been after me to

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buy a DDR dance pad, which, as you can

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see, I have not done. But why? I mean,

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it's great fun and even greater

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exercise, right? Well, yeah, but it's

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also a great big pain in the butt. Every

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time I've jumped down this rabbit hole,

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I've found more recommendations for what

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not to buy than solid advice about

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what's actually good. Now, there is one

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pad that everyone seems to agree is

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goatated, but as far as I can tell, that

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one is so rare that it might as well not

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even exist. But this time around, things

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actually went a little differently.

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Eltech, a Polish company, has developed

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a fine reputation for building DDR pads

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that are of acceptable quality, are

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reasonably priced, and perhaps most

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importantly, are in stock. And it's

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here.

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You You can put that down.

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>> Oh, thank you. Now, it did still cost a

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pretty penny, but with modern arcades

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charging a dollar or more for every few

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songs, this thing should pay for itself.

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Though, only time will tell if it ends

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up like our VR Beat Saber rig, which has

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seen hundreds of hours of play, or if

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do a ton of research on this one.

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Is that all you got?

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>> I forgot my knife.

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>> Oh, okay.

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>> One moment, please. So, if you didn't do

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a ton of research, how did you end up on

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the Eltech one?

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>> As far as I could tell, it was just the

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one if you didn't want like a floppy

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vinyl pad

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>> or if you didn't want a spring for like

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a decommissioned arcade cabinet or

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something like that with the full like

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like bar and the whole deal. Got it.

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>> One of the big obstacles to me investing

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in one of these has been space.

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>> Not because I don't have somewhere that

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I could store it, but because I don't

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want to.

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DR pads kind of have the same problem as

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any other piece of exercise equipment

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like treadmills and exercise bikes where

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you get it thinking, "Oh yeah, it's

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going to be part of my daily routine.

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I'm going to use it all the time." And

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you don't and now you have to store it

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somewhere. But what I liked about this

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one is that whenever it's not in use,

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it's that thin.

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>> Oh, okay.

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>> I figured I could probably find

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somewhere to stash it that wouldn't be

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too in the way. U there wasn't really

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much included with it. Hey,

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>> that's it. I mean, there's a little box

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which says USB cable inside.

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>> Okay.

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>> And then this Matology, your dance

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journey begins today.

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>> Oh,

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nice. Is that a USBB cable?

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>> It looks like it. Yep.

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>> I mean, they're durable and clearly

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space wasn't a concern, but I guess that

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precludes us using an LT Truepec cable

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That's a not a very long cable for like

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a dance mat. I mean, I think it's

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probably going to assume you're putting

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it in a living room space near maybe

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your computer or even a console cuz it

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does say plug into any device. TM.

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>> Oh, wow. Using PlayStation. Yeah, it's

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got a picture of a PlayStation, a

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laptop, a computer, and I think that's

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>> That's pretty cool. You can wear your

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favorite shoes. Don't have one. We have

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>> They sell shoes.

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>> Special dancing shoes.

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>> What would Polish shoes be like? You

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know, I was really surprised that they

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were Polish.

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With a name like Eltech, you'd think

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they'd be Mexican.

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That got him so good. Anything get

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biffed in shipping? No. Looks like it's

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in perfectly good shape. A little bite

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got taken out of it here. Okay. Now,

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have you looked into the software side

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of this at all? Because from my

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understanding, basically,

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Step Mania is the way to go, but there

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are alternatives just like you'd expect.

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Uh, Filthy Pirates, they love to have

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their favorite tracks from the official

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DDR machines, right? So, yeah, that's

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basically it. Step Maniao is one that's

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recommended. And then, of course,

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there's the variety. So,

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>> the variety.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Nice.

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>> Well, the variety of other software,

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whether it's Elden Ring or other dancing

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software. Should we read the

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instructions first, sir?

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>> I guess. Okay.

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>> So, in the box, Matt cable user manual.

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>> Uh-huh. Is this the user manual? I'm

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assuming.

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>> Okay. Start. Select. Hey, nice little

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illuminated buttons there.

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>> Oh, and that's actually different modes.

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You can see which color. So, right now

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it's in dance pad mode. There's also a

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joyad mode, a keyboard mode, and a

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keyboard mode.

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>> What about second keyboard mode?

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Programming mode. Dude, can I program in

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Rust on my DDRP?

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>> I don't think that there's no way that's

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what it means, right?

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>> Surely they mean programming which mode

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you're in.

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>> That makes more sense.

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Oh, so the different keyboard modes are

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literally just different keys. It's

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either Wazda or jilk.

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>> If you wanted to play two player, then

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this is a quick and easy way to bind it.

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>> that makes sense.

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>> Yeah, I think so.

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>> Seriously,

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>> I actually did see a mod online when I

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did a quick Google about these.

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Sometimes these pads can not quite

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register steps. There's literally a mod

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called a penny mod where you'll unscrew

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these, take two copper pennies, place

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them down, and then duct tape them. So,

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it helps with the contact surface

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between the top pad and the actual

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bottom one.

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>> Okay.

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>> I don't know if we're going to need to

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>> Yeah, I don't think either of us is

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going to need that, but maybe the kids.

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>> Okay. What do you mean? What? What?

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Wait, what is that supposed to mean?

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>> I mean, we're adults.

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>> Oh, the weight. Got it. Okay.

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Got to be careful. If you just put one

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hand up, you turn into Elon.

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>> Now, this is a little known fact, but

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our cameraman Shawn actually competes

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internationally in dance. Would you say

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that that would give you an advantage in

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DDR?

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>> No, not at all.

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>> No. I see.

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>> Stand on the pink arrows and then two

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finger hit the buttons. Oh, white lights

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will pulse.

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>> Oh, you just have to hold it for a

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while. But the

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>> No, no, now it's flashing. Now it's

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flashing.

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>> Now it's flashing. Okay.

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>> D Wads. Wads.

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>> Okay. Hold on. Hold on. I could type a

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word.

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>> You have Oh, program crashed. Uh cra.

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Oh. Oh, it did not like whatever you

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just did.

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Uh oh. Hey, I was a little worried that

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this would go too quickly. Had to be too

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easy.

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What the

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>> Oh,

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did the lights just turn off?

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>> The lights just turned off.

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>> That's not one of the profiles.

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>> Here, let's unplug and replplug.

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>> Oh my god. What is all this?

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>> I'm very overwhelmed.

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Holy cow.

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I have logged like 10 minutes of DDR in

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my entire life. Please don't judge me

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too harshly

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>> and go. Oh my god, this is like this is

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easy.

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>> Okay, hold on. Hold on. Hold on. Okay,

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down, left, right, left, right, down. Oh

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my god, this is

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>> Fine. You try.

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>> NO, SIR. GO AHEAD. IT'S going to be so

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much worse. Go ahead.

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>> No, my legs hurt. Uh uh uh.

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Oh, yes. I hit more than you.

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>> Two combo.

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Two combo. Too furious.

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>> That would be the hardest I've laughed

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in a long time.

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124 missed.

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Dude, it says we got 1.48%.

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What does that even mean?

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>> Challenge time.

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>> Yeah.

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>> Who can fail the least?

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>> You want to go first or you want me to

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go first?

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>> I You know what? I'm going to let you go

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first.

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>> Okay.

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>> Cuz then I'm just going to try to copy.

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>> Okay. That was our warm-up. That was the

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warm-up round. You know what the problem

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is? Is the LACK OF MUSIC.

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>> OH, I BET you that's it.

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>> That's what that song sounded like. We

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did not give that vibe off. Okay, here

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we go. Here we go. Here we go.

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>> Go, go.

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>> Oh, no.

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>> You're practicing. That's so cheap.

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>> Yeah, I am. I'm I can promise I'm still

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bad.

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>> I think you're going to win, man.

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>> I don't think so. I can tell you right

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now that was a professional in that

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wouldn't work. That was

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that was great.

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>> You know what? I think you won. Good

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job. We can uh end the video here. Wrap

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it up.

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>> Do you want your shoes?

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>> No. I feel more confident without the

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shoes.

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>> Okay.

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>> Cuz then I can slide from pad to pad.

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>> Why are you standing so close to me? I

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feel unnecessary pressure.

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>> Oh.

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Oh, that was early. Oh my god. I have

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I'm too white for this.

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He's already at a quarter of my score

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almost. Oh, actually he's not going up

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anymore, though.

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I look so uncomfortable.

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Dude, you laugh. I'm hitting more now.

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>> I love how it judges you at the end.

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Your timing difficulty was four and your

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life difficulty was four.

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>> Thank you.

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>> How did you get 178,000 and I got

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38,000? Let us know down below who you

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thought was better at dancing. We're

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going to go based off audience score on

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this one.

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>> You know what though? As much as we were

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like having issues with it, it was

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genuinely pretty fun.

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>> Yeah, it's pretty fun. And

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realistically, this isn't for me. This

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is actually a surprise birthday present

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for my son.

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>> Oh, okay. Cool.

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>> Yeah, but that my wife wants more than

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he does.

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>> This is where Sean's going to absolutely

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destroy.

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Oh, dude. He's already got the technique

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going.

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>> How are you at 480,000?

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>> How do you get so off on this?

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>> Half a millie points,

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>> dude. Sean slayed us. But like, wait,

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his numbers aren't even that off.

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>> Yeah, he's not even that much better

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than us.

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I did notice when he was playing that he

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got like half a million in the first

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like 20 30 seconds.

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>> So it's like what you were doing where

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you were like going to the moon and then

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it just well

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>> thank you.

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>> Gravity kicked in, you know.

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>> Yeah. So I I I don't know if it's some

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sort of like scaled system or if it

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starts averaging it out, but another

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thing I noticed when Sean was playing,

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he was definitely hitting the notes and

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it was definitely not registering. And

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there was also times where he was not

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hitting the notes and it was

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registering.

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>> I um

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I'm not going to pretend that was my

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issue.

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>> That was clearly what happened with me,

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though.

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>> Sure.

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>> Have you ever tried DDR before?

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>> I've tried it once, but I'm really bad

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at it.

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>> I doubt you'll be much worse than us.

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>> Okay. I don't feel this bad.

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Well, she's not even trying.

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>> Come on, do your best.

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>> You got this.

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We can't just keep hitting the one

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button.

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>> Okay,

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>> it's hard.

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>> It seems like it's just hard. It has

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nothing to do with the better

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malleability of child brains. Mom's good

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at it. I doubt that. Okay, this may be

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borderline TMI, but I'd always tell

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Ivonne, you know, I liked her long legs.

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And she'd be like, "Oh, yeah, like, you

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know, like a gazelle." I'd be No, like a

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giraffe.

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That's a good one.

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>> It's amazing she married me.

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>> Yeah. The more I hear about you two, I'm

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like, "Oh, wow. I wouldn't have."

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>> While we're waiting for Ivon to try it

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out, show us how it's done. You know,

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thought maybe we'll pull this off and

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have a look at the construction of this

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thing. What are we getting for like

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hundreds of dollars?

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>> Yep.

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>> Nice. Got it. Okay. Well, I'm glad I

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didn't pay more for it. Literally just

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got the hot glue. Like,

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>> so I'm trying to figure out what the

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contact point is. Is there another Oh,

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yeah. Okay, I see it.

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>> Yeah,

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>> there's another contact plate under this

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giant silver one that I just sliced my

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finger on. Please be very careful.

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>> My lady, as requested, a Dance Dance

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Revolution mat.

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>> I don't think I've played Dance Dance

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Revolution before. Like, not properly.

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Anyway,

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>> why did you want a DDR pad?

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>> Cuz it looked fun. Every time we go to

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Castle Fun Park, it's always busy

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and it's for the kids. It's not for me.

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It's something for them to do with their

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friends.

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>> You've been asking for it forever. You

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said you told me you wanted it.

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>> I said it looked fun.

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>> Okay, then have fun.

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>> Well, I'm not having fun now. I didn't

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know that.

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>> All right. You ready to show us how it's

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done?

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>> No, I just said I don't play. What do I

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do? Uh, well, when when the arrow comes,

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you step on the

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>> It's fast. I am not doing this right. Oh

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my goodness. No, this is really fast.

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>> Okay. Well, that answers that question

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for us.

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>> Oh, shoot.

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>> Your daughter was convinced you were

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very good.

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>> Why?

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>> We said the same thing.

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>> Okay.

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>> For what it's worth, we did not do any

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better than you.

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>> Okay, good.

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>> We're just making fun of you because it

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makes us feel better about ourselves.

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We were

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>> We were like just as bad. And this is

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easy. I don't understand that.

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>> That did not look easy.

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>> All right, Mr. Athletic.

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I'm not going to lie, it's like pretty

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hard.

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>> 165 misses.

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>> Yeah,

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>> that's a fail.

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>> That's a fail, Dad.

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>> I'd be careful about trash talking too

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much because Yeah.

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>> Oh, boy. It is that hard. Oh. Oh, boy.

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