Let's explore one of the most densely populated places on the planet - Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong. For three decades, people constructed a tightly-packed, overcrowded residential complex in Hong Kong. Discover the intriguing story behind this unique experiment in human habitation!
Let's explore one of the most densely populated places on the planet - Kowloon Walled City in Hong Kong. For three decades, people constructed a tightly-packed, overcrowded residential complex in Hong Kong. Discover the intriguing story behind this unique experiment in human habitation!
Sources:
https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/kowloon-walled-city
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softballs um we are going to um watch it at home in our house that's
such a good way to do it I kind of want to do that but then I'm kind of like uh I'm always at home and like during the
week especially I work at home and I just stay home and really the only time I get out of the house is to walk Luna
and I was like just go out like every get the social experimentation of being
there and watching a football game out of your system um and so yeah I'm I'm going to keep lowkey go there have have
a beer or two and then and then call the night but look at forward to it yeah I got I'm thirsty and it's a Super Bowl
Sunday so I'm drinking a Bud Light [ __ ] yeah do it sometimes you're like I'm just thirsty for a Bud Light it's like
water and delicious and it's F I've I've literally never said that in my entire life I'm an IPA guy defitely like I been
like should I have water or should I bed light and I'll have a bed light which is
terrible yeah I mean it's it's the beer that like it's that it's well you know what actually I will say this and I
think we actually talked about this on podcast I had a lot of Cs like actual real CS not Coors Light when I was in
Denver like earlier last year and I was like this is great beer it's called Kors banquet it was like this is actually
really good beer and I stand by that you know what now I'm in the mood for some Kors banquet so that's what I'm going to do today I love it um welcome to Doom to
fail the podcast where we Have No Agenda and no premise whatsoever we just like to talk and present new things to each
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first today I don't know we're off we're off off whatever you want to do I'll go first going first it's probably better
anyways because I'm expecting the dogs to start barking like an hour from now and by my by that point my session will be over and I can mute myself while
you're talking perfect see you Taylor I am gonna cover a topic because I know
that you are huge jeanclaude vanam like super fan and oh my God you have no idea
the topic of today was in the Cinematic Masterpiece known as Blood Sport it's actually where the
Kum took place you remember any of this no did you watch did you watch flood
sport no I feel like I haven't seen many jeanclaude van movies not for any reason
I I I I am pretty sure he's delightful he's not like Stephen Seagal who's like
actually a bad guy right he's like just kind of BL step Seagal is such a piece of
[ __ ] he is like an objective traitor to the United States and like he is a horrible horrible human being um and
everything about his past indicates he's also a fake martial artist whereas John CLA vanam is a real martial artist but
the long story short is his character is this guy who has to go to Japan and or
China or I don't know where he's going he's going somewhere whatever some Asian country and he has to fight in this
underground fight to the death and they use this one city as the location of
where this fight happens the reason they use this city is because it's scary as [ __ ] and it looks like hell on Earth and
and and I actually rewatched um that part of Blood Sport as I do my research I was like oh my God I can't believe I
totally recognize this city I'm going to be talking about a city that is known colloquially as either the city of Darkness or the city of Anarchy or by
its formal name callon Walt City do you know the city uhuh okay look it look it
up first and foremost and but let's not talk about how it looks just look it up have it pulled up it's spelled k w loon
l o n Alon W City in Hong Kong Hong Kong yes
oh whoa okay we're I have sections broken out here I'm going to get to the appearance like in like two minutes and
we're going to go through this real quick so if if you look this up you'll notice that it is just like a crazy hodg
Podge mass of like buildings like it doesn't even look like it it looks insane and the reason it looks the
way it looks is that Calhoun City has a distinction of being the most densely
packed City in the history of the world and I'm going to just go out there and
say something that people are going to be offended by I [ __ ] hate New York City because it is so densely packed
there's people crawling everywhere they're like walking on top of you I don't know how people live in New York like I get it cool it's vibrant whatever
so on and so forth but I I think that most people when they think of a densely pack City probably think of New York
City fair well yes and it's not for everyone so fine you don't have to like
it um I would live in New York if if I didn't have a family for sure but
also yeah this is like New York City Times 700 bajillion okay I'll give you
the exact number of it actually okay okay so so New York City's population
density is 70,000 people per square mile and that I I did a lot of backwards math
and like I'm really bad at math so like I'm probably wrong about like the backwards math I did but I think that
comes to three act the population density of Los Angeles so I'm just giving like people like an East Coast West Coast comparison like what
population density kind of looks like because it's hard to think about it it's like when someone has a million gallons
like what does a million gallons look like I don't even know um no that totally makes sense I yeah I mean because like in there's no houses in New
York City yeah yeah exactly so 70,000 per square mile in New York City cin
Wald city has a population density that if it was up to a square mile would be 3.2 million people per square mile oh my
God crazy dense crazy dense luckily it's not it's about 6.4 Acres it's roughly
the size of a city block and so the population was estimated to be somewhere in the range of 33,000 to 50,000 people
in one city block crazy right that's crazy so let's start talking about the
appearance real quick I have a whole stick on this but I'm gonna let you I'm gonna defer to you what do you think I
mean it looks like like okay like you know in Las Vegas when at the New York New York casino you know how seen that
no for everyone else in Las Vegas the New York New York is like the New York City skyline kind of but it's like not
separate buildings it's like all one building they just have the facade look like it's separate buildings you know it
like kind of reminds me of that because it's looks like a bunch of buildings just as pushed together as humanly
possible oh that's good that's a great example yeah okay I'm looking at it now yeah yeah yeah that's um that's pretty
accurate like what's the B what's the bit giving you um well I'm very stressed
out that something bad's gonna happen because I mean it's just so dense it's
also very it's like low it doesn't look like it's very high but dense and I feel like think you're going to talk about
this can you like live inside of it and never see the sun yeah God getting forehead
the vast vast vast vast majority of the people that lived in cin City would not see the sun unless they would venture
out of cin City into actual Hong Kong um but yeah those are great examples I also
heard one that was really great I was listening to a podcast on do you know 99% invisible it's like one my favorite
okay love those guys and um one of the guys was talking about C City and he said it reminded him of a BG Cube from
Star Trek which I have no idea what that is but I looked it up and I was like dude that guy nailed it like he
absolutely nailed it it looks like a board Cube if anybody knows what that is from Star Trek that's exactly what it looks like um so I'm GNA describe it a
little bit both in terms of its appearance and like some of the details statistics about it so if you look at it from the top down what you'll
essentially see is roughly 300 buildings of varying sizes and shapes kind of packed in together and it kind of has a
Tetris look to it because they all kind of again there's like really little spacing in between the buildings there's
a very small sliver in the middle that looks like a courtyard it kind of reminds me of like like Central Park
almost but like on a very different scale basically yeah so one thing I
thought when I looked at it from the side was it looks kind of organic so it doesn't look like it was built in one
day those think it was built in like many days yeah yeah exactly and and I learned that there's like an
yeah exactly there's like a version of architecture called like organic architecture where like you just let
people do what they're going to do on regulated and like sometimes it works out like in this
case it kind of worked out I guess um but this is like a version of that kind of organic architecture because none of
it was planned or built by professionals the buildings go ahead sorry I'm sorry was blood sport filmed
in there or like meant to look like it was in there or was it really filmed in there it was so it was filmed in there there's a scene at the very beginning
where they're showing Jean Cloud vanam where he's going to be fighting and they take him into callon City and they're
walking around the interior like the Alleyways of callon city and that is legitimately it like they actually
filmed it in callon city but the I it was all done on a Sound Stage like the actual fighting space was a Sound Stage
cool yeah um I feel like that's like the archetype for all of those spaces that like you see in those movies where people are like fighting yeah you know
it's like crowded and there's a fight like it happened in like Jurassic the last Jurassic Park it happened in what we do in the shadows there's always like
a underground place people are fighting and it's like very dense so I feel like that maybe I don't know if that like stereotype comes from Blood Sport before
that but that's like what I feel like it's I think it was always kind of like that because it was it was like that in
like the original Mortal Kombat games it was like that in they did Street Fighter um Magna that was um set there like it's
it's kind of there's actually a ton of um content that was created around Calin
City that I'll get it to size Blood Sport Blood Sport was like the biggest one that stood out to me totally um so
the height of the buildings all Vari but the max height that any of the buildings could be was 14 stories tall and the
reason for that was because it was on the flight path for what's called kitech airport which is one of the airports in
Hong Kong it's like a like a 10-minute walk from cin city was super super
close like the one thing I noticed was that the units and people if you look
this sub you'll see it and actually Taylor what I want to send you is a link to this incredible um photography that
was done in C City and I hope you can post that but the long story short of it
is that if you look at it straight on you'll notice that like parts of it jut out further than other parts of it this
is all buy a product that people trying to increase their living space again none of this was planned so like people just like latch on things to the side of
it and try and expand its um expand its um uh living living area so I'm going to
go a bit into the creation of city which means also going into the history of the
UK China Hong Kong Japan America the atomic bomb like it is
a super complicated it is super complicated it's like if you're like an actual historian who understands this
stuff like write to us and let me know yeah like let us know which detail here I'm
not pointing to that I should be pointing to because I started going into this I was like this history is so dense and Rich it it it's I'm sure I'm not
going to do it justice but let's get into it real quick so again this this is all based in Hong
Kong C City itself is based in Hong Kong so the long story short of it is that the Chinese government built a walled
fort in c as a military Outpost in 1847 the parameters of that Fort are
essentially what you're looking at when you look at pictures of C City now like that is essentially yet okay as a
byproduct of the first and second Opium War which is as far as I can ascertain
was Britain sending opium from India through
China in China was like we don't want you to do this and I'm getting into a fight over this so I remember when um my
Grandma had cancer in the 90s I gave for opium for her pain and she had to like
sign saying that she wouldn't sell it that was the first time I'd ever heard of opium I mean I think I mean we do that now with valume and like oxycotton
and like hyodo and stuff so um but basically as a result of this War what ended up happening was UK was granted a
99-year lease to the territory of Hong Kong which also included cin City in
1898 tayl I feel like you know more about this stuff than I do I don't know a lot about it but then but I like that
makes sense because I remember when Hong Kong went independent in in the 90s
right right that's that was when that expired and we were alive for that exactly exactly yep yep great um heading
into the early to mid 1900s Chinese nationalists were in a position to try
to retake the territory from the UK and they would fight skirmishes occasionally but never really escalated too much
Beyond these little skirmishes mostly because another little war broke out between Japan and China in
1937 so this is all I mean look the timelines I'm throwing out the people the the countries I'm throwing out we
all know where this kind of building up to so Japan occupied the territory and
destroyed everything at kalon City in Kon except for what's called a Yaman
Yaman which is basically like a Administrative Building it's like a one story Administrative Building and this
will come in later so uh that was an original original piece of architecture
that was there since it was established in 18477 and that's the only thing that actually remained After Japan kind of
started occupying the region much to the joy of one-third of
China's population and that was controlled by Japan at the time uh what
ended up happening to get them out of Hong Kong and China was the dropping of the atomic bomb it was the unconditional
surrender of Japan that was basically it and like this is a part that's crazy like I'm like how did I not know this
stuff like all of the stuff we learned about Unit 731 and what Japan did to the Chinese like that those were all people
taken out of this territory during this time and sent to be experimented on in
Japan crazy so that's basically it so like Japan had territorial control over all
this and then you know they the unconditional surrender Japan happen in 1945 uh and yeah so China was like great
like now we can move on with our lives and and do whatever we do but then a civil war broke out in China again this
history is crazy thick so tell me what I'm going wrong a civil war broke out as
this happened which which usually happens when a country's been occupied or Something's Happened people have like a lack of trust leaders and so what
happened was because parts of China were in Civil War and civil unrest a lot of folks were displaced
they were displaced anyways because their homes were destroyed when when they were being occupied they they also destroyed by their own countrymen and so
what happened was there was a flood of people that rushed into cun into specifically this part of cun because it
was relatively peaceful during the Civil War and people just trying to escape and get away from everything was going on so
so at that point 1947 is kind of picked as like the date that the population in
caloon city started kind of expanding and at that time point in time it was about 2,000 people were were staying in
this ter in this region so again like the way that a city like
this comes into being so crazy so essentially what happened is that the UK had a leas this
territory and they could have done a lot with it but this was right after World
War II and they were like their cities were destroyed they're like we got we got problems at home like we can't
really do anything here so I I wrote here that like China had a geographic interest to the region given its
proximity to its formal borders but they had no legal jurisdiction to it Britain had legal jurisdiction but they had no
Geographic or economic interest in it so it created this like perfect like I
don't know Purgatory for a place like this city to kind of pop
up from that original 2000 people more and more people started flooding into
the region and its population kind of hit it stride in the 1960s and 70s and then that's like when you see pictures
of it like that's usually like the 70s 80s is when it really like started turning into what it looks like right
now so I'm going to go into the life of somebody that lives in callon city
so there was basically like a patchwork of alleys that were intertwined between
the 300 or so buildings around the city and above that were electrical wires and
piping for Wastewater all over it and actually if you watch that scene in Blood Sport I mentioned earlier like you
can just like Google callon City Blood Sport like it is it's like it's bro it
is true it is actually accurate in broad daylight if you walk outside in cun City on the Alleyways you would never see the
sun the someone never penet deep enough wow some reports mention that the
mun ipity like provided fresh water to the area and that others other times um
folks would dig their own Wells and pull up groundwater uh but I did read some reports of residents that said that
there was no water so I assume that what they mean when they say that we're in M the municipality we water they probably
handed the ground level and you have to like go downstairs and get it like right that's what I was thinking they probably have like a pump and you get a bucket
you don't have like water in your house in your apartment right exactly um so
there was no trash service in the city so residents would just essentially dump their trash wherever anybody else was
dumping their trash Oh my God most of the time that was just in like corners of Alleyways or a lot of times it was
also the rooftop that would dump a lot of trash and one thing I read was it was possible to walk the entire all the
Alleyways at callon city and never touch the ground because you're only walking on trash it's kind of wild yeah that
sounds awful yeah I listened to this one mailman that was interviewed on YouTube and who worked cin City and he was like
the rats were the size of cats and because there was such a huge drug
problem there and so much opium and heroin passing through that they were like feing feing too like they were like
rats heroin oh God yeah yeah yeah so the Central Court area it was
like mostly clean by the standards of hygiene that were being exercised here essentially and that was largely where
kids would go to play it was like a community Gathering area it was also referred to as like the senior citizens
living area so like the older people would go there because it was on the ground level and that's where that Yemen
or whatever it's called that I mentioned that the Japanese left when they destroyed everything else there that's
that's where they were like that's where they stay that this one Administrative Building feels like the one building is all built like around it yeah yeah
exactly um look like they have a McDonald's that's wait seriously well it
looks like I see a cing cowon city road sign next to McDonald's sign so at least or it's like real close okay yeah could
be um the other thing to note again because the planes were flying into
kitech airport uh this is like some crazy imagery that you're going to pull up when you start googling this but a lot
of times the kids will just play on the rooftops if they weren't playing in the courtyard they'd be playing on the rooftops so there's pictures of kids on
the rooftops it is it looks like it is just made for people to die on because there's like TV antennas and wires
Crossing everywhere and then you'd see like a jumbo 747 like right next to the
kid playing it's crazy the view some of these pictures I saw oh I see it wow
yeah uh individual units were pretty small I guess like I don't even have to say that um in aggregate the average
that it totaled out to was the living space per resident came out to 40 square feet per person four context again just
so we have a frame of reference the American Correctional Association mandates that minimum sales sizes for us
prisoners have to be 70 square feet so almost twice would these people are living in wow is that
nuts and obviously the reason people would go here was money right it was
rent and so the average price of rent um adjusted for what the price was back
then for what we are where we are today the inflation whatever you know what I'm saying um four and a half cents USD per
month to rent the space so that was the track that was a draw so obviously this kind of living
situation attracts all kind of people so prostitution drug selling drug use any kind ofice you can imagine they were all
kind of there in presentent here and because of this like opaque jurisdictional land that this place
existed on there wasn't really law enforcement either so yeah so what ended up happening is really the people that
ran callon City were the Triad which is a Hong Kong Chinese gang um that I
looked up it's like they're active essentially everywhere which is kind of crazy but they were essentially the ones who were doing enforcement like some of
was like cutesy stuff like they would organize like people to like pick up trash on certain days and like they
would do some sort of community stuff but they were also the primary Distributors of drugs prostitutes and
running opium de happen in like in South America in like a Jail recently where
like the prisoners took over and they like had a zoo and like all the like and like people were like like living there
and they made it into like little town it was like run by them but it was like know that you know run by the gang but they like did like cute things like a
zoo and also were like running drugs you know I mean yeah I guess leave people with their own devices they'll find
they'll find cute ways to deal with stuff I guess even if they're also doing bad things exactly yeah so I so I looked
at like how pretty much like any report you look at read about this thing just basically talks about this the crime and
the squala that people lived in and there's like no diminishing that that is absolutely fact like just look at the
thing you know exactly what you're getting into it's funny one of the one of the that mailman guy who talked about
the giant rats He also mentioned again like there was a mailman
that would literally deliver mail every single day to every single tenant inside this insane Maze of buildings and
whatever all these Alleyways one thing he mentioned was when you're in the thick of it when you're in the middle of
middle of like the alleys between like several buildings that are being connected you lose all sense of like cardinal directions or where you are of
course yeah and so what he mentioned is that you don't base anything off your frame of reference on your eyes you base
it on what you smell he's like when I started smelling like the the fishball smelling I knew that that is Mr of so
and so and he's on this block and so I need to take a right here like that's how you would get around that's yeah
that makes sense if you don't if you can't see anything yeah you any direction yeah and so I listened to uh
this one episode of a it's a YouTube channel that highlights Asian culture
and Cuisine it's called gold thread and what they had was they actually brought a resident a former resident of C City
who lived there in their 70s his name is Albert Ing and they long story short is
like there's a new game that came out called stray it's basically about a stray cat and the stray cat has caught in this underground dystopian universe
and he has trying that's that's a video game that's it but what what it was based on is C City they did they did all
the mappings on C City so they brought this guy on and was like Hey can you play this game and tell us what it looks like and whether it's actually like you
know accurate to your interpretation of it and so way yeah yeah and so he did it
and you know long story short is that like 50/50 part of it's accurate part of it's not not a big deal but his biggest
thing was that he would talk about the the squalor and stuff but he was also like we had this like sense of
togetherness which like also I think like like that's the draw for like a New York City is like the electricity of
like being around people brings out more in individuals and I think that's what I've gotten out of it when I've been there and so I think that's what he got
of it too um he would mention that he was very happy with his life there with
he lived in he lived there with his mom and his sister um but he also said spoiler alert uh this thing gets
destroyed um yeah you you've been saying calling it talking about it in past CH so there you go yeah um but also
mentioned that when he was demolished he was like super happy that it was demolished and it reminded me of like weirdly enough which like says a lot
more about me than anything else remind me of Ed G about how when that house his mom's house was destroyed how he was
like oh well just just as well like it's like knowing that you're attached to something but you can't let it go but
you know you probably should let it go like that's kind of the vi and once it's gone you're like good yeah I don't have
to worry about that anymore yeah exactly exactly um in addition to kind of like
the Cherie that people felt there was also a ton of economic activity Beyond just like brothel and stuff like that uh
the first five fours of any of the buildings were typically used for Commerce or doing things so people were
making and selling food things like fishballs dim some uh there was metal fabrication welders operating there's
unlicensed dentists and doctors that had the practices there one I hate everything about an unlicensed dentist
but what's funny is like they most reports harp on how many unlicensed
dentist were like nobody knows why there was such a huge volume of unlicensed s there but like it wasn't like a couple
like it seemed like there was a ton there I don't know anything about Healthcare in in Hong Kong or whatever
but um and you know I just I think when I think of a back allei dentist I get afraid not good or strip ball dentist
yeah um strip dentist dentist is a strip ball
good point I shouldn't talk [ __ ] um I retract my statement St M dentist um one
story I read had to do with the fact that the smell was just so so horrible so apparently what they would what they
would do is because people were so afraid of like food contamination because things were so dirty there is
they would kill the animals like there on on site in front of their customers so the other part of that for example
they're going to kill a pig in front of a bunch of people to show that this thing that was alive in the food I'm going to serve he actually not spoiled
is they blow torch the flesh so all the hair would just burn and singe off so the entire just WFT with the smell
sounds awful oh my God I mean that that's smart as clean as it's going to get cuz
I kill right here but also that's gross and it sounds like it would make the whole place smell disgusting burnt hair
smells terrible but then also might smell kind of delicious cuz like doesn't isn't a burn pain
delicious sorry pigs they're smart animals Taylor we can't keep eating these things um I know
I do like bacon um no it's it's smart it it does make sense the grand scheme of like where they are um do it this way
but it just I just keep go it's just like smell and like the site is just
like so much um so in 1984 Britain and
China signed uh the Sino British joint declaration in anticipation of the hand
over you mentioned earlier of the territory back to China which was scheduled to happen on 1997 it was about three years later so
1987 is when the governments of both countries announced that they had plans
to demolish C City they were basically like Japan China didn't want it and like
and Britain couldn't regulate it so they're like yeah just like we'll just like sorry we let this happen on our watch and we're handing this thing over
to you and you don't want it and you can't handle it so let's just like both agree that we're going to split the cost
demolishing this and part of splitting that cost was them providing
compensations of the tune of 350 million people to leave their homes and go elsewhere um which is good and most
people did but some of them had to be forcibly evicted and demolish demolition
began in March of 1993 it concluded in April of 1994 uh in its place Hong Kong put put a
park in which is now known as the callon Wald City Park what I mentioned earlier that Yaman thing in the central
Courtyard that ended up becoming the old folks home uh that's still there so that that is the original one that was there
from when the thing was built in 1847 even when it was a fort it had um two cannons and back there's pictures of
when the city was actually like in its Heyday and the Cannons were like on the ground they're like kind of like covered
with [ __ ] and they were restored they were restored and now the the two original cannons Were Meant to protect
the original Fort and this original building are there and have been restored so um that's cool yeah yeah and
that's kind of where things are and I never heard of the city before I came
across it accidentally and was like this is crazy that is crazy um it sounds I
mean it sounds really scary and like I'm sure people died there but like man
they're lucky they didn't have a fire that killed everyone right like they have a couple of those they did they did
have a fire there um and it was It was kind of in the earlier days before it's what you look what you can see now and
so luckily like down Aon of people were hurt or killed but the bigger concern was they were like this thing was built
by just people it could collapse under this weight and fall into Hong Kong and
kill everybody there like there was a huge safety hazard there so yeah it it feels I don't know
like part of me was was like man like if you got like a bunch of like homeless people together like and gave them some
resources and like just go nuts like maybe they would also like pop up like a callon city and it would be its own thing but I don't know people people
probably shouldn't live that way but it's good that to know that they had an option in the middle of a Civil War and
like occupation yeah I'm sure like people were upset to leave because they
like all our stuff was there like yeah so uh we will definitely post pictures
of this because it is it is a sight to behold and um for any jvdm fan
wait JC jcvd jcvd fans thank you um check out
blood sport it's did he really do that thing where he did the splits between those two trucks oh I don't know well so he he
does that he does that in all of his movies and he does that in Blood Sport a lot um and I think that's why they they
did that commercial that way but it's it's it's such a stupid movie like you watch it now as an adult and you're like
this was the coolest thing I saw when I was like 11 years old and now I'm like what was wrong with me that's really
funny I love that that's cute um yeah that's crazy I feel like maybe now that I've seen pictures of it before but like
yeah hearing about it is it's nuts that's cool that they built it and Liv
there kind of like self- sustained you know the the thing that kind of blew my mind was I was like I was like okay I
know that the US was at war with Japan I just totally and I knew about Unit 731 I
just totally didn't equate the two and I know there's like stuff that like I
thought of doing that like just all of the stuff that happened in China during like before World War II um like the the
rape of man king and those things um that I don't know enough about and and I
and I want to know more about so I mean that's why I didn't want to go into the Weeds on that because I was just like
there's probably so many things like going back thousands of years like I've
you know I have no context for so I know I'll go we'll go I I'll I'll I'll look
at it or if you're a japanesechinese
Soo Japanese um yeah Stan Lindsay yeah like let us give us your take on it
sounds crazy yeah super Co um so yeah that's my Storyteller anything to discuss before we transition out um I
got a lot of positive reinforcement because posted that I bought go ship and watched it again and people were excited
and I was talking to one of our uh our friends on Instagram and um he sent me the YouTube video for the song at the
end of goost ship that like metal song that happens at the end yeah and it's great it's just like
it's very 2000 metal I love it I it's
everybody has to go teas and like there's like a ball guy he's like both kind of scary you know it's cute it was when they were loading the time yeah it
was they were loading the next batch of gold into the next ship yeah and you see the guy and it's like you're like oh no
he's gonna do it again he's like kind of a demon I think what was his name the fairy men is that what they call him the
fairy man I don't know I'm gonna watch it again okay I'll let you know I'll
watch it a thousand more times it's so good please please um sweet yeah I'm
also looking for ideas I feel like sometimes I feel like I have a thousand ideas sometimes I'm like I don't have any and so if you have any ideas um
please let us know please email us or message us on Instagram we'd love to hear um love to hear from you I had one
last night in my head and then I lost it and I'm so mad I just can't remember what it was I probably have already thought of it again but like I was like
yes and then I was like let's go so I know what I do is I will um I have a
file and I just like write down like whereever idea Pops in my head um there's some that like have come and
gone because there's some that like I'll start looking into and like this is not more than like seven minutes of content
yeah yeah yeah totally totally and then I have like because I have a bunch of stuff planned um and yeah all the things
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