Late Fall Nature Haul ASMR

[@aidanjude2110]

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He is the best ASMR Man in Internet. Endless ideas, long history and exprience... Love you man!

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Iv been watching these guys since the whispering voice over a decade ago. Mr Rift is always my consistent go to for great content.

[@LaidBackLora]

Facts

[@xan1274]

He truly is a jack of all trades

[@cefb8923]

You guys know you can make ASMR out of literally anything, every time ER uploads a video people in the comments act like he's Scorcese or Spielberg lmao.

[@Sillykatto]

@@cefb8923 its the way he does it, not the sounds per se

[@Xel9000]

Rift has always been my favourite ASMR dude, honestly every vid gets me engaged enough not to get bored but stays tingly so i fall asleep. And his videos are always UNBELIEVABLY creative!!! Honestly big E if ya seeing this i wanna show my appreciation for your outstanding content!

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ER is goated.

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Bruh yoiur litlelllittlieurlerly a reiat

[@nanospartanx1]

Ephemeral Rift is literally one of the people who got me through the worst year of my life. Thank you Uncle E 💖

[@daviverle_9211]

Life really wouldn't be the same without this man

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:)

[@DarkerRunesASMR]

💜

[@kermit7139]

I hope it gets better

[@Sporacle]

Literally one of

[@DarkusZarvix]

As a dendrology fan that also lives in the Northeast US (in New Hampshire, so more north than PA), I think I can help with some of the questions about the leaves and such you have. I don't know if you'll see this because this video a couple days old now. But here goes anyway for you curious people in the future who may want to know! 1) 6:45 The oak bunch. Main difference is Red Oak's have sharp points on their leaves while White Oak have rounded points. This is a general observation for most oak species. There are some less common oak species that don't quite follow this rule but Red Oaks and White Oaks are the most common Oak species in the northeast US. 2) 9:49 Maple leaves. Most common species are Red Maple and Sugar Maple. These are pretty easy to tell the difference when you know what to look for. Red maple leaves, like their name suggests, turn mainly red in color (after having a nice tie-dye effect ranging from green and yellow to orange and red as the seasons change). The leaves also tend to be smaller and have only 3 main "veins" that run from the stem out towards the tips (you can see two much smaller veins all the way to the left and right, but these aren't as pronounced as the other 3 veins). Sugar maple leaves turn a solid golden yellow color and have 5 "veins" running from the stem towards the tips of the leaf. 3) 17:32 I'm less familiar with Alder, but my guess would be a Black Alder specifically. Some Alder have oval shaped leaves while others have more rounded leaves. Black Alder and European Alder have more rounded leaves by my memory and quick searching. I'm fairly certain your observation about Aspen/Birch because both do have rounded leaves, but they do have a single point usually. 4) 21:08 Pinnately compound leaves like this one are always hard for me to identify without being able to see the area it comes from as the type of seed it drops is a better identifier, for me anyway. That and the branching pattern, which isn't able to be observed by the leaf. What you have is actually one entire leaf rather than a branch of 7 leaves. This could be a Black Walnut as well, as Black Walnut can resemble Ash and Hickory with their leaf patterns. 5) 22:44 American Beech. Their leaf shape is very basic, but American Beech are also really common. Their veins seem to be more obvious to the eye for me. Very evenly spaced, perfectly parallel all the way to the edge. However, the leaf in the middle left might not be the same as the other 3. Hard to tell as I can't see the veining on that one too well in the video. American Beech are an understory tree usually found in later stage forests (from your video, large and tall pines with smaller trees growing in the understory supports this) as they can thrive with little sunlight. The bark on these tree tends to be very light gray in color and fairly smooth as well. They are one of the most resilient trees to be found in the Northeast US. As opposed to birch leaves, they tend to be rounded in shape with a fine point like a spade symbol in a deck of playing cards. Some Birches can look similarly to Beech, but from the area you were in the video, I'd feel safe with Beech. 6) 26:08, like you noted, the longer needles are from pine trees and tend to grow in clusters while Spruce and Fir needles grow individually. The branch that you noted was Spruce or Fir is most likely Spruce. Main difference is that Fir needles/branches are mainly flat and not growing all the way around the stem like Spruce needles you have. An individual Fir needle will lay flat and not roll easily, while Spruce needles will roll in your hand (they have a square/round shape). For comparison, Spruce trees are what people tend to buy for Christmas trees because they look very full and lush because the needles grow all around the stem rather than only in two directions. The cones you have are Pine cones (the more "open" cones with rounded scales) and Spruce cones (the less "open" and more densely packed scales that feel thinner) Best way to tell the difference between Spruce and Fir is to see how the cones grow on the tree. Fir cones grow upward while Pine and Spruce hang towards the ground.

[@stinkiestsmelliest]

Very interesting read!! I love when people have super specific interests and knowledge to share, reminds me how big the world is lol. Now you've gotten me interested in dendrology

[@paulkrugman359]

awesome stuff, super interesting

[@yasu7409]

you’re so cool

[@imainyordles9498]

Rift ping this comment

[@wingless__]

Ay a fellow Dendrochronology hobbyist in the wild! Nice to see more of us online- I work in a Dendrochronology lab in Arkansas, and am most familiar with the trees here, so I appreciate the fir / spruce distinction info! Only Shortleaf and Loblolly pine is native down here

[@w1z4rd99]

One of my favorite things about ER No annoying ads or sponsorships to interrupt my asmr experience. Not to mention his unlimited creativeness. Truly a God among the sea of trash on youtube.

[@DarkerRunesASMR]

I immediately notice that this is visually satisfying. Image cropping is *excellent.*

[@BRUghNO]

5 years of watching this incredible man, and hopefully many more years to come. Keep rocking on, Uncle E.

[@surfnsunshinekat]

I loved how this video isn't jazzed up; it's just plants, sand, rocks, and leaves. this is an instance where simplicity is true beauty and comfort.

[@stephen8574]

Pinecones make such an interesting and tingly sound. Would love to hear 1 hour of pure pinecone sounds

[@judgmentallemon2771]

I've never been more relaxed by someone examining leaves.

[@aurorawetherbee7450]

As someone from the backwoods of New Hampshire, the nature footage was so comforting, familiar, and relaxing. Never realized how similar PA is to New England. Especially now that I'm living in the city for college, it was really nice to see something so similar to a place so close to my heart.

[@gamingcultist]

Something like 80% of PA is still forest. Also, growing up in South Eastern PA, we considered at least the Eastern half of the state to still be part of New England, for whatever that's worth.

[@worldwidewebster6224]

Quite the nature haul! I live in Ohio and my friends and I often go on hikes. We tend to pick up and keep interesting rocks or some stick that can be used as Staffs. Nature hauling is a lot of fun and a good way to find hidden treasures. Happy hunting!

[@christopherwhite6593]

I highly agree with this because I can relate very well. I love to go on hikes/exploring in the woods with my freinds all the time. Also sorry but I have to, go blue

[@PahubianInfluence666]

Walking on gravel is my first trigger I loved as a child, years before I ever knew what asmr was.

[@damien_murphy]

Love how you’re going back to your roots with this nature content, but combining it with your current podcast style 🔥

[@yasu7409]

haha, roots

[@HenriCeleiro]

Here in southern Brazil we only have 1 species of pine, called "Araucária", they can be 50 meters high, and their root is always the same length as the trunk, that is, 100 meters in total. (Nowadays, Araucaria is at severe risk of extinction) My grandfather had an artificial tree plantation that we call "Pinus" scientifically called "Pinus elliottii" which is also very common here, but 100% of the crops are artificial. The araucaria, unlike the Pinus that produces "pine cones", the araucaria produces what we call "Pinha", they are cones with about 50 cm in length and 30 in diameter, weighing more than 5kg, this is where the araucaria seeds are, we call them "pinhão". They can be eaten raw and without seasoning, but many prefer to roast them on an open fire or roast them on the plate of wood stoves with salt. A Gralha Azul (a species of bird in the region also takes this seed and ends up burying it to eat later and forgets it, in this place a new tree will appear.

[@harmless.modus1509]

“Good now, I hope your doing splentastically” always makes me feel better and brightens up my day.

[@Kurt_051]

I'm from the Pacific Northwest and this is probably the most nostalgic and relaxing video ever. Thanks Uncle E! 🌲🍁🍂😴

[@thrysus]

This is the only person that can make me watch a full hour of just tapping and talking about rocks, leaves and other stuff you find in a park. He is a genius.

[@kybubs]

I lost my sense of tingles a looong time ago but ER was my first and favorite asmrtist of all time and maybe he'll reintroduce tingles in my life again 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@darkestfriend7281]

Maaan, that sucks I hope you get tingles again.

[@Bingus5223]

Sadly I’ve lost mine as well but ER is the only asmrtist who can bring me close to doing so. Then again he’s the only one I watch now as I can’t sleep if it isn’t him

[@kybubs]

@@Bingus5223 100% how i feel lol

[@ASMRJonie]

This is almost hypnotic! I'm sure this is going to become one of my all time favorites

[@PainAndSuffering]

I will bite you if I continue to see your comments under every asmr video ever created

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@@PainAndSuffering το αφεντικο και εσυ το να είσαι πάντα να μην σε πάρει και εγω τις μηλαω και εσυ πες το σε περιμενουμε και ο αχη το ονομα και εγω εκανα να το πουμε και εσυ δεν ξεχνας να το ξεπερασεις το δικο και ο αδαμ θανε το αφεντικο θελει και εγω τις εγραφα να το πουμε αυριο ενταξη απλα δες αυτο που εστηλα το ονομα γ το μέλλον των ιατρών του και την δευτερα γυμνασιου γουστρα να το ανεβασω και εσυ το οποίο δεν μπορω γτ εγω και το ανεβασε και ο αντι να ξεπερασεις ναι γτ ειμαι τερμα αργα να το πουμε εχουμε στον κόσμο των παιδιών του πιεις ένα να μην με ξυπνάτε ρε βλακα ψευτρα να το ανεβασω στορυ εχει τικ είναι να το το ξεπερασεις ΝΑΙ να μην μας εσοσες το πουμε αυριο ενταξη γτ ειμαι κουρασμενος να μην σε νοιάζει που θα ξερουν να το πουμε και το βαλε 😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅😅

[@camjam180]

Almost as golden as “Relax with the Entity” 😝👌🏻

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@@PainAndSuffering theres nothing wrong with commenting

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@@PainAndSuffering Bite me too then ig because it's fine to comment on every ASMR video you watch, at least they weren't being negative.

[@trentongoddard9583]

Hello rift, I've been a long time watcher for almost half of my life. I started watching when i was around 8. I am 16 now and turning 17 soon. I have gone through rough times and great developments in my life and a constant has always been watching your videos at night to help me sleep. I started with your "let's eat" videos. And while they, "the man", and currency videos will always remain my favorite, this video is incredible. It is very professional, gorgeously produced, eductionional in a way that is fascinating while also extremely relaxing, and overall extremely personal. I recently got my drivers license after a nearly fatal accident (3 months ago, i was not at fault), you helped me in regaining my ability to enjoy bed time and sleep soundly. Even though you haven't been here personally, I've gone through many changes in my life while being a viewer. And seeing your channel grow in such astronomical ways is truly heart warming. You put such passion into your work. And this video TRULY sums it all up. I DEEPLY thank you for everything you have done. And I greatly hope to see more videos like this soon.

[@mohammedeid7033]

Woow, this is creative I really wanted something to do with nature in asmr but I've never imagined how and here the magic happened

[@cineplexpass8620]

pulling an all-nighter while tryna make a dent in all the modules and lecs im behind on. this was THE perfect video to play in the background, and i have literally replayed 5 times in the past 6 hours or so

[@sterni6187]

I love the new setup where we can actually see you working & creating, keep it up!

[@Deevo_q8]

مرحبا يا ريفت شكراً على هالفيديو الحلو 👍 اتابعك من زمان. صراحة احسن قناة ASMR

[@antonisashitteragain6993]

Ok Jose, we don't speak spanish

[@dollarestoreoffbrand5545]

@@antonisashitteragain6993 ...........

[@eyelessjack817]

This man never ceases to bring us great content.

[@AJKvideoproductions]

This is really well put together and very relaxing

[@corpus508]

Always know its gonna be the best sleep of my life when this dude posts

[@stephenbastasch7893]

Informative and relaxing and wholly appropriate to the season. Thank you.

[@metalmad8978]

This is top tier ASMR. I love nature and I love watching the master at work. The two combined is unrivaled.

[@pimpslayer9109]

I’ve never seen those kinds of tree cones before, this was a great idea. Always love the nature sounds on rifts channel

[@redtape9484]

This channel is one of the few channel who seems to take pride in every aspect of video creation: the prop noises, movement, sound quality, voice quality and nature of speech So many videos seem to be made with no thought or care beyond cutting out coughs and background noise. Thank you uncle e

[@notwatter5129]

3:30 brings me back to the 1-10 hour long nature sounds💯❤️

[@louisewilkes5774]

I love Rifts Videos man, he gives us the best experience when it comes to sound and visuals. Got a very nice voice too. I always try to stay awake during his videos but I always wake up when the video ends. I fall asleep because His video are very soothing to me.

[@scavvy4860]

There are so many new and satisfying sounds in this one, I loooove it.

[@scring713]

I was thinking about it and ER is the only man capable of pulling off a Cruelty Squad ASMR. I don’t know if he’s ever played it, but a video like that seems right up his alley.

[@protonneutron7960]

How dare you combine my two favourite things

[@donkeykongisbetterthanmari7495]

@@protonneutron7960 balltron

[@Imperator_Chrysalis]

One minute in and I can already tell that this video will be a masterpiece

[@bettercallsaull]

I see my favorite channel finally hit 1 million subscribers! Very proud and happy for you uncle Rift! Keep going!

[@azathoththe3rd]

As a fellow Pennsylvanian the falls here are beautiful. Here in Pennsylvania we have all the seasons and they all go hard.

[@NiceAstronaut-]

I love all your videos but there is something different about this one, it's like extra relaxing, and has those macro ASMR vibes. Thanks for the great vid as always!

[@SSEBBlue]

Bruh, you gave me brain tingles after it’s been such a long while o-o with the tree nuts and seeds section. Thanks for the good vibes uncle Rift 💆‍♂️

[@madmaxxx01]

Informational videos are one of my favorite things to fall asleep to. I watch the video about setting up a computer and you read the manual. It's my favourite but this video is my new fav❤

[@theonlykakashi5432]

Man I don't normally comment but you've helped me get to sleep for 8 years now, that's insane, you're consistent in the video quality & beyond creative, I hope you have many more years on KZbin :)

[@Moviestopp]

Set a new standard for these kind of videos, incredible

[@poob2372]

This nature haul was a ball, Paul!

[@zzeroara9511]

Here's a funny idea for a sequel to this: you do the exact same premise except you go into the dessert and you come back with an entire large bowl of sand. absolute comedy gold, i promise you

[@jm1695]

This is fantastic, I swear ER channel is basically now my top ten Asmr videos

[@danguard8543]

I have to say I've been watching E.R nearly every night since I discovered ASMR in middle school, I'm nearly 23 now and I still use his videos to put me to sleep or my mind at ease, I particularly enjoyed this video I found it to be entertaining and educational, I love the natural world and I'm glad to know Uncle E does as well.

[@tubecrazy3000]

The originality will never stop surprising me. The ideas from this mans head are a wonder.

[@LucasSouza023]

This split screen is fantastic.... Its even more satisfying

[@MasterCoulASMR]

I love these nature videos! Brings back memories of when I took Horticulture classes years ago and getting tested on all the leaves, branches, etc and going out on walks to take notes all year round...tough times lol

[@fraziers5341]

I think this video is really cool because I could relate to everything you found and the life in the forest living also SE PA I love this time of year because of nature and how beautiful it is.

[@TheMuteStreamer]

Test complete, I do believe your mics are working. Like the new vid style, and it's nice to see you return to your "roots". Love your vids. No other ASMRists can compare in my eyes. Have a splentastic day! End my life that pun was so bad.

[@surthing6711]

Well at least the pun does stem from a wholesome comment.

[@TheMuteStreamer]

@@surthing6711 thx, I tried

[@diegoramos2701]

This is how it is to listen to the sounds of nature

[@darkwavevamp]

uncle E in less than 36 hours I'm taking an exam that's got me going insane, the most insane you can imagine. it's been hard not to just go away. thank you for your not only calming, but funny and interesting videos. thank you so much for your fantastic work.

[@DabbleDAM]

I really enjoyed the 'third-person' camera you set up as another angle. My brain like to wander during some sessions/videos as to the 'behind the scenes' of some triggers and this allows my brain to watch instead of wander. Well done, quality upload ER.

[@justliving920]

Your content is greatly appreciated. You always try something new and creative with the channel, and consistently produce quality productions.

[@adolfogonzalez4715]

This man is literally the GOAT of the asmr community

[@biipolaar]

45:58 Those "hooks" are a way for the seeds to be transported as far as possible from the tree by being caught into animals fur or hairs . Nature always find clever way for its blossoming :)

[@mattzeepk2993]

This is one of my favorite videos from you, major Bob Ross vibes, thanks for uploading and hope you enjoy the holidays!

[@RidgeRacer]

This video reminds me so much of Urara1966's ASMR videos, especially his earlier ones. Which is funny, kinda, because I found your channel through his videos. You two are my favourites, thanks for making this, ER.

[@jason1318]

Love the nature and style of vid ! Great as always, E

[@julisod]

This is almost like a black friday haul. But a more sustainable one.

[@DarkerRunesASMR]

That looks like a satisfying area to live.

[@rickybobbylarge1059]

It is sometimes

[@JL1]

Favorite type of video other than the sleep ones! Nature sounds are the best

[@Emrys3705]

Is it me or is the quality of this video amazing

[@prodygeeIIDX]

Awesome! This hit perfectly with this amount of mics. You rock.

[@HyenaIUASMR]

Uncle Eph, I've been following since I was still able to add you on Facebook. Recently I've been really nostalgic, went back to your old videos. I'm really proud of your growth and development (we'll call a surgeon soon to take care of those). Anyways, good job, I love the concept of you and the content you produce. - Holly-Jane "Chogy" C.

[@conxs_]

Rock eyebrow raise moments: 38:15 47:26 49:43

[@xan1274]

You are a legend

[@ReyhanNICH]

Deezzzzzzzzzzz nutssss

[@looneybatemanscotch2579]

Das boot

[@itsbef]

i found 41:36 too lmao

[@hernanelregio8602]

Simply the best ASRM chanel

[@nkanova4468]

Literally the most creative asmrtist out here. Along side with Zeitgeist and Jojo.

[@fullkomboz6492]

Always a pleasure to see a new vid from the lord of ASMR

[@skyfall8130]

love when you do videos walking in the woods though! take us along next time! :)

[@CaleyJH]

How I wish i could attach pictures. Good evening fine sir! I just opened Spotify and looked at my 2021 wrapped sideshow... and guess of all people who was the top appearing artist in all my hours worth of songs... Only Uncle E could take that spot. Thank you for bringing me night upon night of relaxation and sleep. Bless your soul.

[@shocknaw]

Soothing to the max

[@northeastwanderer]

Currently taking a dendrology course and I believe I know most of the species featured in this video. First, of the oak leaves, the leaves with pointier protrusions on the end of the lobes are from either the Northern red oak (Quercus rubra) and black oak (Quercus velutina). Telling those two apart can be hard just from the leaf. The oak leaves with rounded lobes likely come from a white oak (Quercus alba.) I believe you may have two species of maple leaves. The two yellow leaves with five lobes and entire (non-serrated) margins are sugar maple (Acer saccharum) and the red leaf with three large lobes and two smaller ones is from a red maple (Acer rubrum). The tuliptree (Liriodendron tulipifera) leaves and buds are correctly identified. Beautiful tree! I was unable to identify the trees with the notch at the top. Next, those are indeed sassafras (Sassafras albidum) leaves. Next, I believe those are butternut (Juglans cinerea) leaves or black walnut (juglans nigra) leaves? The fact that they are thinner leaves and not super serrated leads me to that. Finally, those are the leaves of the American beech (Fagus grandifolia) The cones and needles you gathered most likely come from the Eastern white pine (pinus strobus) and Norway spruce (Picea abies). Great video. Honestly one of my favorites of yours, would love to see more nature content in all seasons.

[@bartholomewoballs3351]

The leaves around 17:30 with the notches in the top are called black/European alder(alnus glutinosa) I appreciate a person who knows their trees as well

[@northeastwanderer]

Bartholomew O’Balls figured it might be a non-American species

[@arody4579]

Wish I put this amount of effort into my essays

[@unholyrezz2233]

When those forest sounds hit I got the overwhelming urge to go touch some grass

[@bradleybonner5475]

Thanks to my man ER I've been able to sleep so I can wake up fully rested. Love you dude

[@skullnite1042]

I'm a simple man, I see Ephemeral Rift showing off his late fall nature haul, I click.

[@user-ue9pl7sc2x]

You are the best. greetings from turkey and austria

[@lewisfolksongrevivallewis1912]

Definitely the asmr artist of all time!!!!!!!

[@Autorelaxx]

As another relaxation channel, I can say that this channel is amazing, deep relaxation is guaranteed!!! 😴😴❤️

[@Sonderax]

Love the layout. Being able to see your view and a 3rd person view

[@bernardo82brazitaly]

The best ASMR made out of 💯% natural content! 🌱🌳🌲🏞️🍁🍂

[@verminvaporizer1394]

Late fall nature haul? Thanks Paul!

[@itsjeff2062]

I hope you get more likes

[@itsjeff2062]

I hope you get more likes

[@moopaloop5057]

I always watch your videos before I go to sleep, keep up the great content man!

[@killercobra107]

Greetings from just over the bridge in western South Jersey! Great video as always my friend.

[@margysuker737]

This is so relaxing and tingle inducing. Thank you

[@joedub5486]

As of now he is so comfortable talking in front of a camera any subject any time. Something I could never do.

[@tigrex3622]

Love it,im listening to this while playing Smite and this gave me tingles while keeping me focused. Stunning work Uncle E. also im checking your podcasts(i listen to them whenever i have spare time)amazing job aswell even tho they get less views,they are still entertaining(at least for myself) Have a good now and a great tomorrow👍🏻❤

[@Luis-vv3eo]

I had no idea ephemeral rift had fans in the new world

[@tigrex3622]

@@Luis-vv3eo youd be surprised with the amount to of wyverns that listen to Uncle E.Its a good way to relax after beating the hunters

[@rakusei7797]

Play league instead

[@joesheridan9451]

I hate you you charging, crawling bastard

[@sweeney.j23]

Lol trying to relax while playing smite? You're ambitious

[@bartholomewoballs3351]

17:40 good guess on alder the particular species is named black/European alder(alnus glutinosa) and it isn’t native to the United States

[@itznotmilkz4356]

When I first found er I was spectacle now I’m addicted have a great sleep and merry Christmas

[@bonjour9047]

I collected a lot of seeds, leaves, cones from various trees, I also kept every empty pickle jars and I'm planning to put them inside jars with the names of each trees on it. I'm planning to do the same with the many minerals I found here and there around France

[@jsc0625]

So excited to watch this later; I love the screen layout

[@crater159_YT]

mah man with that great voice, this is the only ASMR channel I watch

[@Sebbe1993]

I love the dual perspective!

[@Rainyredman1234]

Congrats on reaching 1 mil

[@user-dh9oz9um2w]

POV: me selling all the stuff I picked up in the tutorial dungeon to the merchant

[@clintplum13]

You have helped me get the sleep I needed 😴 thank you for your videos please don't ever stop