Triforce!

[@BarryTheBeef]

please make these at least 90 minutes. I love this podcast haha

[@Woolley_like_sheep]

The absolute mental gymnastics it takes to be a Santa denier is astounding. You’re telling me it’s all a global conspiracy of parents all telling their kids the EXACT same lie, all buying presents in secret and somehow managing to stash them under the tree before Christmas morning. All undetected?!?! It’s much more logical that Santa is just real and uses magic. All your Santa deniers are just on his naughty list

[@piratewhoisquiet]

Occam's Razor in support of magic? You know what, sure, I'm for it.

[@josephshipley5214]

Imagine if santa actually was real and parents were just taking credit for it which is why they don't get presents from santa because they're on the naughty list

[@WildBluntHickok]

I hear Santa throws the best parties. He knows who's on the naughty list.

[@Terinije]

Lewis mentioning he only has batteries for.... and they didn't jump in and say for his vibrator. They lost a step.

[@101RatedR]

because they all know they have built-in batteries nower days.

[@Kat-qe7ko]

@@101RatedR do you mean nowadays?

[@ricomarez7834]

To be fair, their blood is partly cider and gin during these times

[@josephshepherd6968]

Years from now, some Detective working the Bristol Pusher case will be staring at that contact record, wondering how they just missed their best lead. Then he will cock his head and see that the guy they were looking for has a name which is an anagram of Lewis Brindley, the man he spoke to all those years ago. He will leap up, and rush to the property only to find it empty, but for some microwave meals, some old magic the gathering cards and a questionable amount of lube.

[@josephshepherd6968]

2035: Detective Dick Grimes of the Bristol PD slouched at his desk. He didn't want to, but out of habit he reached for his third drawer, the one with the bottle. Having decided to forgoe glasses several years ago, after that incident with the Rottweiler, the clown and the packet of Waitrose sushi, he gulped a deep lung. It was 09:30 and he was beginning to slur, he could feel the anger building. Ever since he was a young boy he could remember becoming angry when he failed or got something wrong, and he could feel that bile rising. "God damn it", he muttered to himeslf. "Am I going to do this again?" He reached for his first draw, the one that contained his failures. He thought about calling his Mum, but she had passed in the Plague of 2020. So he opened that damp, water stained file, that he always reached for when he was 4 whiskeys deep...That file. It was a case he'd worked as a rookie. All those people, all that water. He remembered the blue-bloated men and women, the stench of the canal. As he went to open the file, he dry-heaved. Not from booze he told himself, "it's from the trauma". There had been a spate of drownings, which the media liked to call accidental, but the BPD had always suspected foul play, and by foul play, they didn't mean that awesome 80's Goldie Hawn/Chevy Chase movie, they meant MURDER. "Just a look, for old time's sake", Grimes told himself. "I was so close...so close". Grimes's partner had been co-working the Pusher case with him back in the late Naughties, but then she herself had wound up a sodden, floating mess. A taunt from the Pusher, Grimes had always thought. "So here we go again Pusher, what did I miss?" As he went though the epic array of false leads and bare-faced lies, he saw that familar name Lewis Brindley. "I was sure it was you pal" Grimes muttered as he pawed over the coffee-stained notes. Then the paperwork stopped, the trail had gone cold. A witness in 2020 had said she saw the Pusher commit a crime and had followed him home. "Mildred, you daft old goat, didn't even get the right address". As Grimes looked at his last lead, his slavation, his emancipation, he pulled out the old contact record. Mildred C Huffman, of Bantabry Way, says she saw a small, skinny man, possibly Lebanese or some sort of foreigner, shoving a stunednt into the Isambard Kingdom Brunel canal at 23:20. She followed him to 34, XXX, XX [REDACTED]. Grimes remembered talking to Mildred. She was so sure and so precise. "Damn you you old Goat!" Grimes shouted, to no one as he slugged down more Bell's Premium. He had followed up on Mildred's lead. He just lost his partner. He had told Smitty's Lesbian Life Partner that he wouldn't rest till justice was served, and that damn Pusher was pushing up Daisies. So despite his hunch, he went to the address. Mildred had said she heard the perp refer to himself as 'Sibylline Drew'. Mildred had said that, when the attack occured the assailant had shouted "regards from Sibylline Drew". A strange name he always thought, but it was the naughties and God knew what those people were up to with ther Rainbow Parties and multiple identities. Grimes remebered going up to the door of this one bedroom flat in St Paul's, the smell of ganja permeating the air. He recalled the smartly dressed, well-spoken young man that answered. "Hello, I'm hear to speak to a...Sibylline Drew" Grimes said. "No one here by that name" the young man at the door answered. "Who are you?" "My name is Lewis Brindley, and I live alone." Grimes had always thought the answer came across as odd, he almost sang it at him. But here he was 15 years later, and his best lead had just been the ramblings of an old lady. As Detective Dick Grimes stared at that Contact record, he remembered how his mother would always do the Times Jumbo Crossword at Christmas. It was always too difficult for him, but he wished his dear Mum was here now to help him put his demons to rest. "Fuck it," Grimes thought and reached for the bottle. His hand missded, and the Bell's lurched towards his desk, about to spill! He cuaght the bottle, and only a few drops had gotten onto the admittedly soiled papers. He took his tie and went to mop it up...He moved the paper this way and that and then let it rest crooked. He slumped, defeated again. Then a strange thing happened. The name, it looked different from this angle, it was wrong, or maybe.. "Wait!" If I look from this angle the name it feels different..."Lewis Brindley", he said out lound...Then Sibillyne Drew...?" Something wasn't right. Then it hit him! It hit him harder that that waitress at Hooters he had 'forgotten' to tip. "Jesus, Christ and Mary on a Bike!" He uttered the words as he pushed himslef back from the desk, back from the bottle and stood. "It's a fucking anagram"! "Lewis Brindley, Sibylline Drew!" How had he missed it? Was there still time? "This one's for you Smitty," Grimes said as he grabbed his UK issue Glock and Grenades. "This one's for you". Drunk as he was, always was, Grimes sped through red lights till he came back to that dingy basement apartment in St Paul's. No need to knock this time, so he kicked in the door, Glock in hand. But it was empty, just some old microwave meal packets on the floor and the words "HO, HO, HO" spelled in some weird Fantasy cards on the living rooom floor. "Fuck you!" Grimes sank to his knees. Then he put his hand in something moist. "Arhg, Jesus, this shit is wet!" "What is that?" "Is that..?" He smelled his hand. "Strawberries". His mind clicked, this whole place is covered in lube, flavoured lube. As grimes cleaned himself up and exited the property, he felt good for the first time since the pandemic. "I'm coming for you Pusher" he growled with a smile.

[@Womza_Art]

Im from South Africa, They dont teach us about home invasions. And we dont live in cages. But we do have lots of security on our doors and windows to prevent home invasions.

[@bubbles9499]

Also from South Africa, the part about having home-invasion lessons cracked me up, in my experience if we have LO lessons regarding anything about our personal safety its usually sex-ed

[@EthanMAidan]

I don't remember ever having lessons about breaks in at school. We certainly were always told by our parents to check who's at the gate before opening and never leave the front doors unlocked but never at school 😂😂 Always strange to hear what foreigners think of SA

[@shimo971]

They probably saw a news article title about how some dude is teaching people about protecting your home and probably just mis-understood

[@Skelldr]

Si what you’re saying is that the triforce don’t know what they’re talking about? Nooo! 😐😂

[@nadelock8754]

The part where the boys were talking about how someone would or wouldn't help someone is actually a real psychological thing. It's called the Bystander Effect and basically says that if we are more likely to help someone who's been hurt if we're alone as apposed to if we're with other bystanders.

[@mrnobody6354]

Chinese here. The reason why no Chinese person helped in that situation is because the victim is likely to blame their saviour for compensation. Similar things have happened in the past, so people are very cautious about helping others. It's a terrible culture, but it's the reality.

[@ChairmanJMao]

We have good samaritan laws over in the US to deal with this.

[@AoDConnection]

This! Hurts me how uninformed they are talking about this. Can also make you liable for medical bills

[@fintandavies1977]

in England, our culture is to get our phone out and record it for likes n shares

[@nobelprizelostmojo6994]

@@fintandavies1977 don't forget to like, subscribe and spank that bell icon!

[@josephshepherd6968]

Interesting. I lived in China and just assumed people didn't care about anyone. Chinese people (in Guangzhou) certainly seem to delight in the misery of others.

[@spyro454]

Sips reacting to having a sponsor was so funny! The sheer disbelief

[@whoisthisguy128]

I think his reaction was the same as most viewers. "Not this again. How long do we have to skip forward this time?"

[@finleyjennings6051]

@@whoisthisguy128 they have had several express VPN ads now, I wonder how much traffic their link gets.

[@WowJaneP]

When the police asked for Lewis ID I would of said have you got ye phone Google Lewis Brindley 🤣

[@divamon5602]

It'd be weird if Lewis had some kind of personality disorder and actually is that Daniel person the police were looking for and it turns out he is actually the pusher! Just sayin'...

[@alfredhadesworth9253]

Isn't that just the plot of Split?

[@josephshepherd6968]

2035: Detective Dick Grimes of the Bristol PD slouched at his desk. He didn't want to, but out of habit he reached for his third drawer, the one with the bottle. Having decided to forgoe glasses several years ago... see above for more great content!!!

[@PencilKing21]

Dr. Lew Lew and Mr. Push

[@JayAndNightASMR]

The plot thickens

[@snuffercakes]

I feel sorry for Lewis being shouted down about the email thing. All data has a carbon footprint and it's not insignificant. Companies often locate their data centres in cold climates to reduce cooling costs or China where coal is still subsidised. A trip to a data centre would be eye opening for Sips and Pyrion to see physically just how much energy goes into storing all this data collected via the internet. A good thing you can do is unsubscribe from email newsletters you're no longer interested in, they're full of images and have large file sizes, they're also annoying so it's win-win!

[@sqwerglywhergaly5582]

When Lewis started talking about his police story and the cop looking through the peep hole. I immediately thought of the Halloween SPACK-tack-u-lar with Simon and the story (spoilers) about the killer dressed as a cop going around trying to get rid of witnesses

[@TheGreyBaron]

Had to pause to say I'm 100% with Sips about 5-0 showing up to your door after a violent crime. Not sure how many of you - Lewis, Ted or the listeners - have lived in dangerous areas, but the police absolutely put Sips and whoever lived in his place in danger. The streets pay attention, especially if the crime wasn't random.

[@piratewhoisquiet]

Even if they didn't put him in danger they still risked it and that's too much

[@StalkTheHype]

Lmao, no. The streets dont pay attention, especially when cops collecting Witness statements are literally SOP. As they said in the podcast, you watch to much TV.

[@_nervous_6359]

This is my first time watching this podcast and I already love it.

[@theacer3aper]

Damn, how I envy your position of having this wealth of contents to enjoy

[@Boney9551]

22:06 This actually had a name in psychology! It’s called the bystander effect, it mostly effects countries that have a strong sense of unity so it’s usual for it to be in countries such as China which value social ideologies rather then individuality

[@fintandavies1977]

right, but i doubt its going to happen much in the UK either, right? we hear and see cases of maybe drownings or fights in London and know that bystanders stood by to film the incident rather than try to resolve or quell it

[@fintandavies1977]

@Fethelious The Dova ok, i never heard about that one. im not letting everyone off for that insanely obscure sounding incident though

[@CriticoolHit]

I am a 34 year old man and I still get christmas presents from santa. Bless that womans heart.

[@Kai-vp1oh]

It's always charming when pyrion calls one of them homie

[@MNewton]

When I was twelve I had a few years or so prior stopped believing in Santa, but a weird thing happened. We went to my Grandparents house for Christmas and I woke up at around 1 am to the sound of sleigh bells outside that then receded into the distance. I got up and looked outside , but didn't see anything. It might have been a dream, or sleep paralysis or, more likely, my step dad outside just messing with me, but it planted a seed of doubt in my mind that lasted another year or two. Not that believed even then, but I wasn't CERTAIN. I never asked anyone, so it remains a nice little Christmas mystery.

[@mattlevens6382]

About the santa thing, Jeff Bezos could litterly be Santa but chooses not to. He has more information and data on what you and your kids want for Christmas than anyone in the world. He has the funds to buy presents for everyone and he has the means to distribute them

[@Starfyrez]

Imagine all the Amazon delivery drivers being told they have to dress up as Santa to deliver said presents. Would be awesome for all the kids lol.

[@mattlevens6382]

@@Starfyrez that would be a great Charity event for Amazon to run in deprived or area wich had been hid by an natural disasters ect. It would be good pr as well

[@greenishapples1732]

He stealing my TV, he getting shot. He shouldn't have touched my TV. Simple.

[@ricomarez7834]

What really happened was Lewis was in the middle of banging someone furiously, really giving it to them, and they started shouting his name. Now Lewis likes to hear them say his full name or not at all, dammit, so they began shouting his full name. Well, Mildred heard the name through the wall, and called the cops for a noise complaint and possible violent crime (but really it was out of jealousy).

[@kylestickley8096]

The beard hair bit at the end got me

[@piratewhoisquiet]

Pyrion things are worth what people are willing to pay. If someone decides their life is worth my television, welp, bad trade bud.

[@the_drgoblin]

When I message a uni lecturer a question if they reply I usually don’t send a thankyou back because I don’t what them to have to check it or clog up their inbox

[@alexanderchippel]

The problem with the "defense of property" point is that there's no way to determine if they're just there for your property. If they're willing to break into your house they're probably willing to do other things too. And getting burglarized has a very traumatic experience.

[@ze_rubenator]

I can understand the British police having trouble finding the right address. Years ago I was in London and we were staying at a house somewhere around Kilburn Park. When we arrived (at 2 in the morning) we couldn't get in. The key didn't fit! After some calling and loitering and accidentally waking up the neighbours, we finally figured out we were at the wrong house. Turns out there was another house _with the exact same address_ a few kilometers away.

[@BlueXonar]

28:04 smoke detectors absolutely do not need to be hard wired, almost all of them are battery powered including our fire service approved ones with a 10 year battery. In an industrial or working environment there might be regulations that say they have to be hard wired with a battery backup, but that is not the case for residential properties.

[@thecanadianguy1662]

Honestly I believe that the Triforce podcast yas the ability to end the world, especially with pointless emails

[@ItsRinaldo]

As somebody who has had to use CPR and stuff in emergency situations, Sips's "mental training", it will fly out the window the first time and will just be a loud siren going off in your brain, unless you are doing actual physical training and sometimes even then!

[@msquaredmedia8717]

Oh I love this podcast, my favourite, my top on Spotify this year. I could listen to these three talk all day long 🥰🥰🥰

[@Pattoe]

The thank you email is completely useless. You say thanks at the end of the initial email. This type of pointless email is a huge issue in certain jobs. I once worked in a role in which i'd send 100-200 email requests to another company which we worked closely with. If we also sent thank you emails when those requests were replied to, it would double the amount of emails we sent, and would have taken a non-insignificant amount of time, and flooded inboxes more than they already were, making inbox searching less efficient.

[@phlegmconnoisseur2241]

Well recently the zodiac code was solved and Lewis had police vists.... Coincidence?

[@jakejones8225]

my sister believed in santa until she was 16 and started arguing with kids at school about it until she got in trouble and my parents had to sit down and discuss with her that he's not actually real ...she cried :(

[@whodat4310]

To be fair, at that age, you gotta know the truth. It's weird otherwise.

[@ze_rubenator]

@@whodat4310 Could say the same about God.

[@hungmungo4015]

@@ze_rubenator slow down buckaroo. People can believe what they want even if it is wrong lol

[@ze_rubenator]

@@hungmungo4015 Yeah sure. It's okay to be wrong.

[@acolyte1951]

@@ze_rubenator I think the big difference is that you can prove that santa isn't real because he is an artificial/social creation...versus...uh you know

[@Discerned_]

16:55 More like autobi-yog-graphy!

[@nwickstead]

Man, email and IM is fucking sweat. Starfleet always required the officer to talk with the ensign about their disapproval 🤣

[@HYPERPEACE]

I understand Pyrion's frustration with people's reluctance to change, for climate and such. And how people don't propose solutions. It's like the way we view most good things as bad, and you're left asking "WHAT DO I DO?". That's a big fail on our part, because if we don't provide the solutions, or even try, then we're doing a disservice.

[@RND_ADV_X]

My mom told me there was no Santa when I was very young (5 or 6) because she was a single mom and couldn't afford to buy me the kinds of gifts that the other kids were bragging about in preschool. I asked her if Santa didn't like me that he gave everyone else four times the value of presents that I got, and my mom could only admit the truth that she was poor.

[@markhackett2302]

39:00 and Pryian Dunning-Kruger Flax strikes again. Changing the bits actually does take energy. Sending a pulse of light across the fibre backbone requires energy. Coding and decoding requires energy. His complaint is like saying it doesn't matter if you play games 24/7 or cryptomine or just let it sit idle, your PC is still on, so all that work is FREE!!!

[@Killerkey4]

That Prison Architect Jingle Jam stream plan went well...

[@fugyfruit]

No one: Lewis: ho ho ho

[@JamieAubrey]

If my house ever catches fire first thing I'm grabbing is my PC hard drive

[@tarnyowl6068]

I’d grab a fire extinguisher.

[@henryjohnson-ville3834]

I would turn on my garden hose (if I have one) and start wetting my house so fire won't spread. Even if you have insurance its such a pain to get a payout then hire peeps to remodel. Such a ball ache.

[@st0rmforce]

I think I believed santa existed until I was about 8. We had a big family party every year and my uncle dressed up as santa and gave presents out. I never twigged that uncle Mike was never there when father Christmas came and that they had incredibly similar voices...

[@jeremymastin9219]

I live near Rochester where Kodak is starting back up with medical supplies

[@teucer_]

Sips going full Fritzl.

[@jimothyblumberg3854]

I listen to the police scanner at work, and I can offer some insight as to one thing they were probably thinking when they knocked on your door. They were thinking that this sort of thing happens all of the time, getting calls for a fight, and they are running around the city essentially babysitting men who can intervene themselves if it's bad enough but it's not bad enough so they called the cops. They want you to be seen as the person who called them, the alternative is that they are the "bad guy", and they shouldn't have to be. What do you think? Anyone?

[@Queltzer]

Love you dads + lewis :) * edit * Great intro god damn haha

[@tree427]

so much for keeping the podcast ad free

[@tank19768]

Of course e-mails use energy to process, same as your computer heating up when you play process intensive games such that your fans need to speed up. Each of them is of course not much but I think that was part of the point of the article. Also if they're smart they're using their excess server processing power for other things but who knows.

[@joshconfer209]

My beard hairs are very sorry Flax.

[@skarrambo1]

I listen to the Triforce! Podcast specifically to hear Lewis recount an interesting story from a popular KZbin Education channel (The Kodak radiation story from Veritasium)

[@Lisiralei]

This channel youre talking about wasntthe only one to cover this situation, and probably wasnt the first

[@rhys746]

We need a surprise jingle jam one with a guest!

[@ikeduley6361]

The idea of someone’s life is worth more than my belonging doesn’t fall upon me. It falls upon the person for valuing my belongings more than their own life. They come into my home knowing full well they could very easily be shot. That’s on them. This is the same ideology that constitutes us the right to do so.

[@josephshepherd6968]

Witness me!!! Acknowledge my great story that should be acted out by the Triforce collective! See 'REPLY' for full, Pulp Fiction!!!! Story is above under my pitch for the Yogscast Movie

[@TheVelvetiron]

Well boys, I can think of one or two things to have batteries for... ;D

[@lin90210]

I'm Chinese and I've grown up knowing that people might sue us for so called helping but in turn they say we caused the problem. That's why as a culture people dont help. It sucks really! The small group of people who try to get some compensation from someone has ruined humanity

[@Brohoodius]

Shoutout to my fellow South Africans👀

[@mtgrabbitwizard1679]

Talk about the great reset!!!

[@henryjohnson-ville3834]

These three idiots (I still love them) are Labor Party-following folks. Everything that the BBC brainwashes them is the truth for them. Blind puppets.

[@Beetroot_]

HO HO HO TRAVELERS

[@hyperon_ion9423]

THANKS FOR GETTING THE STAFF OF MAGNUS FOR ME

[@HerohammerStudios]

SANTA ISN'T REAL?!

[@TherianSK]

Pyrion, thats just hack for quite old I-phone OS, not every I-phone, also it has been fixed before this guy demonstrated the vulnerability.

[@DerUnbekannte]

ackshtually pyrion cpus use more power when they do things than when they don't. who'da thunk

[@BlueXonar]

36:07 the thumbs up to a message to me means "Yeah OK you can stop talking now" and it makes me annoyed whenever anyone sends me one. I find it rude.

[@chubbyGrimblr]

technically two episodes?

[@gregorB92]

happy cyberpunk day

[@Hollow_Theorist]

Someone gets it, thanks!

[@MNewton]

4 hours 15 minutes

[@Christian-Fig]

Can you just make 3h the norm

[@inkarabbit9780]

Sips' response to a car crash is almost perfect, pretty decent SBAR format for the call, getting out ur car and walking up to the crash is risky, but assessing to see if it appears safe, it may be okay to approach with caution

[@alexanderchippel]

Well in China if you help someone who is injured or dying, you have to take responsibility for all their medical bills, regardless of how watch your fault you are. The notion of the Good Samaritan has been punished out of the Chinese people for so long, that they don't even think twice about seeing a kid get hit by a car and just step over them because if they do help they're financially screwed.

[@q.q.p.p]

Server farms are already the biggest energy hog in some areas. Energy use creates pollution. Cat memes and pointless emails are fine but save the planet rite

[@xrphoenix7194]

As someone who was born and raised in the US I will say that we dont value property more than someone's life, but once they enter your house, they are threatening the lives of the legal residents of that home and therefore forfeit their right to live

[@Khronogi]

I'd say they dont forfeit their right to their life. That's something you cant take back.

[@xrphoenix7194]

@@Khronogi the moment they threaten your life, in the eyes of the state they have forfeited theirs

[@hawiak]

Like the last time: VPNs dont actually protect shit. They may encrypt unecrpted traffic but most traffic is already encrypted (with HTTPS for example). Express VPN isnt being honest. You dont need a VPN.

[@iamzid]

when i want to see the doctor i want to go see the doctor in person, not in a zoom call. i've even went during the covid and it wasn't easy, i had to be very forceful about it.

[@inkarabbit9780]

A lot of the zoom calls are for triage so we can make sure ur coming in if u really need to, it's to protect staff and yourself

[@alphasword5541]

Are you for real

[@inkarabbit9780]

@@alphasword5541 me or op?

[@alphasword5541]

@@inkarabbit9780 OP. It's just really weirdly entitled over fucking nothing.

[@inkarabbit9780]

@@alphasword5541 it's a weird one, I think a lot patients think examination is really important but 90% of diagnosis is in History... it's just what people r used to and what they are after from their docs.

[@loganhafer1570]

Ah the problems with being a celebrity...

[@MrEaking]

i'm sure there are mentally challenged people that are quite old that still believe in santa because they don't understand enough about the world. Not trying to be insensitive, just logical.

[@kevingarnett1255]

I would love to go to pound land ;)

[@armchairphilosopher6880]

Pyrion already forcing Lewis to stick to his guns- AND THEY RESTARTED HAHAHA

[@DaxianPreston]

I still get shit from santa and I'm 40 years old

[@rusu6975]

What you could take away from that article is that everything has little impacts that add up so we should be mindful of what the causes of are actions are. No one is saying you shouldn't send emails, but by saying that emails can cause pollution is a great way to understand better "there's no such thing as a free lunch". You shouldn't listen to my opinion, I'm just some idiot on the internet, but you should ask someone about that(I don't know, some sort of guy that is a part of the Yogscast but is also like a doctor in atmospheric physics or something).

[@jebbo-c1l]

"we dont consider human lives less valuable than property" well... ever heard of the land of the free home of the brave

[@Woopywomp]

I agree with sips. I would've felt the same if a cop came to my door

[@jebbo-c1l]

hey dads

[@alexanderchippel]

Yeah no you always shoot the person. Never shoot at anything you don't intend on killing.

[@danpros123]

Here before KZbin sends a notification gang.

[@Azz0126]

The more email you send the more the server needs to work. The more a server work the more cooling the server need.. The article is right but still; Who the ducks cares?

[@Phailup]

Sorry guys. Didn't watch the podcast because clicking play on the youtube video player generates at least .000000000001% of CO2 emissions. I just can't for environment's sake. . . . . /s just in case

[@Cr1me-wavE]

While I appreciate you guys are making time for the pod cast at all please for god sake make them like 4 or 5 times as long

[@mrjohnson4065]

Sips, I'ma be honest, if someone sends just a thumbs up via message in any context, I desperately wanna slap them.

[@totothedoggo]

👍🏻

[@finleyjennings6051]

👍

[@kikiwannabananawatermelonmango]

I still lowkey believe Santa exists.. I’m 22 😔

[@corradosoprano5408]

fffiirrsstt

[@williamsmith4342]

45minutes.... disappointment