"I have a legion of sociopaths for fans, and anyone who messes with me has to go through them." ... This has been another episode of Things Only Dan Wells Can Say.
The point about people not knowing how much things sell reminds me of an acquaintance of mine from university who asked me if I knew who Brandon was, and said he'd be "the next big thing in fantasy" in, like, January of this year. Congrats on being such a plucky up-and-comer, Mr. Sanderson; eager to see what you do next!
Hey Brandon, Henry Cavill said he reads your books and loves them. Who would you cast him as in a Cosmere movie? I was thinking he would be a great Lightsong.
@@jamal8757 I think it's really important to cast accurate POC if there is a Stormlight live action adaptation. The different cultures and races are relevant to the story and Stormlight has an important place in fantasy in transition out of the traditional European male protagonists.
The performing introvert was something I was shocked by myself when I heard it. It was so true to what I had felt so often. Singing in front of people; cool and exciting. Small talking; tiring and stressful.
Same for me, Mario! I can sing in front of an audience, do improv, acting, whatever! But small talk? Meeting new people. It makes my stomach turn just thinking about it!
I'd guess that it's because introverts are inclined towards exploring that inner world. Most of an actor's job isn't gladhanding the fans; it's *thinking* about the role they're going to play. Small talk isn't a forced behavior; it's default for extroverts. I would go so far as to say most introverts are putting on a performance, much of the time. That's the entire reason they're exhausted by it: it's *work* and they have to put *effort* into it, so of course they need downtime from it, like any job. If it happens to pay, as well, that's basically a bonus.
"Tune in last time" That was great at the end; listened to both! You both continue to amaze me with your natural flow of conversation, humorous inclusions, and engaging topics. Keep up the great work!
With the voice actor thing, you're definitely on the money. But I watch a lot of anime and can recognize someone's voice across a lot of the anime, and I've watched interviews with them etc. When I went to Comic Con this year I was surprised that the voice actors from My Hero Academia had so little people in their lines, but I realized (like you both mentioned) that it's a recognizability thing. You may recognize the voice, but you don't see their faces so it's hard to know who's who.
I got to have dinner with Brandon right before the corona started and he signed my book in like 10 different styles so I could have one as a tattoo. It is my most prized possession
Ideas for the Intentionally Blank Cookbook: 1. Recipes themed from your food heist stories. 2. A series of stories that have recipes hidden within the framework of the story. The ingredients could be characters and their interactions with each other represent how to make the recipe.
Brandon you and Dan are very endearing. I hope you have a wonderful holiday and to anyone else on staff reviewing this for moderation. Please enjoy your holiday as well.
I'm fully aware of the one-sided nature of learning about well-known figures through their public personas, and yet every time I watch Brandon chat with his friends, it makes me want to read his books all over again. His professionalism, courtesy, and curiosity are such winning traits. We are lucky he has chosen to share his talents with us. Reading The Final Empire got me through a tough illness this year, and I'm very grateful.
That was a Jpop idol who got stabbed by a stalker fan! Her name is Mayu Tomito. Although there are infamous incidents when antifans tried to poison Kpop idols, unfortunately. It's probably because of the nature of idol fandoms (parasocial relationship on steroids + love quickly turns to hate).
Cookbooks: Sanderson: Cosmere Food. The recipes I've created for Tor and other are popular. People have asked more than once for this. Rock's stews in particular. I still think your line in RoW about 'put it pot and make delicious' was you trolling your fans. Wells: Dinner food John Cleaver & Friends enjoy!
I would 100% buy a Cosmere cookbook. The whole male foods/female foods thing in Alethi culture has a lot to mine, as well as Rock's stews, as mentioned
@@StarryEyed0590 , On Tor (dot) com I have some recipes under Cosmere Cuisine. Roshar gets two articles. :-D Though then RoW came out and upended the whole "no grape wine" thing he had going until then. Pout.
I like the TV series of Wheel of Time, but have stopped watching it as now I am reading the book series which I absolutely love. Always been on my to-read shelf, but only now goit moved up to the top. Also enjoying the podcasts, thank you. I found you when looking for information on writing and your videos are always enlightening and encouraging.
On the topic of introverted actors...I'm an introverted theater kid. I'm a stereotypical introvert in so many ways: I love reading, being alone, etc. But I also LOVE acting and being on stage. Just this last summer, I played a very extroverted character in a play, and it was great. It's weird how I can pretend to be an extrovert in front of like 150 people and have have a blast, but when I need to be extroverted more one on one, I freak out and communicate in single syllables.
One of the best things that came out of the convention was meeting Dan Wells. Binged the entire John Cleaver series on audible the week after. What a ride that series was. An instant all-time favorite.
I thought that Dan is as famous as Brandon to be published in Poland (we have only quite famous authors from abroad published) and I was dissappointed when I found out that I can buy Dan’s books only in original which are more expensive to buy in Poland than the translated book would be. Its so sad for me because I was really curious about Dan’s books after watching these podcasts. So Dan, You need to become more famous so I will be able to read Your books what I am dying to do
I loved "Tune in last time..." Funny this is ep 27 is the first one Ive seen and loved it! This one was good too... Came here via the youtube algorithm after watching WOT and youtube reviews...
there could be 2 reasons for them wanting to have dinner meetings with Brandon. either they are geeking out in the same way other creators of media are (especially since its the source for their media) or they could be trying to ingratiate themselves so they can so they can have you as a business connection or to more easily get a deal they want on works.
Okay, now I have to tell my favorite long joke. Except that it's way to long for a comment, so rather than actually telling it I'll just explain it, so as to not set a record for the longest CZcams comment ever. It's about a guy with a friend named Joe, and Joe seems to know everyone else that they meet. The guy remarks on this, and Joe claims that he actually is friends with everyone. The guy doesn't believe this, and begins testing him with progressively more famous people and each time it turns out that they actually do know Joe. The punch line comes when they fly to Rome to see the pope and are just in the crowd when the pope comes out to bless the people in the courtyard below, sees Joe, and invites him up so that they can catch up. When Joe gets back down to his (other) friend he finds him passed out on the ground. After reviving him Joe asks him what happened, and he goes through the whole list of people that Joe has proven that he is friends with, expressing his increasing surprise at each, all the way up to the pope, and finishes with "But when a man asked me, 'who's that guy up on the balcony talking to Joe ...'"
I could see him being involved in a producer capacity. JJ Abrams is like a serial producer. Of so many things of such varying qualities and styles that it's practically impossible to predict what kind of thing he'll produce next.
17:30 funny things is that in Brazil voice acting is something very celebrated. Several of them are huge here and even are recognized with frequency. Authors the situation is different..
I think a reason why less people read a book than watch a movie is because it is a far larger commitment of time and effort. It takes at least days, probably weeks to read one of Brandon's books, it takes way less to go to the cinema, much less start a series on Netflix
15:00 the difference between being an introvert and an extrovert is the environments that recharge your internal battery, and which drains it. My brother must be with people for some time or he goes crazy. I go crazy if I am with people for too much time without being alone. We are both very personable people and get along fine with people, but he is an extrovert and I am an introvert. You can only tell several hours into a party
As an artist and aspiring writer, I never even considered the ramifications of fame and how it affects privacy. I’m pretty naive. I just assumed people were chill and that it wasn’t so cutthroat or troubling.
You're 99% right! Most people are really chill. Every once and a while though... I've dealt with creepy behavior and I'm not even famous, just happen to be female.
What you gotta do is put a bunch of interesting, but not impossible to recreate on planet earth, foods in your books and then have someone come up with the recipes for those and then claim royalties on those cookbooks.
I shared a tattoo chair next to Anthony Bourdain (Rest In Peace) for several hours and said nothing but "Hello, Welcome.", because it wasn't a space for bugging people about their celebrity.
I disagree. I have authors I've read and enjoyed a book or two from, but the I have authors I love, who have consistently wowed me with their work. When that happens (like with Stephen King, Sanderson, Dan Wells, Richard Matheson, etc) I actively seek other content from them. Mostly other novels and short stories, but I also find all their interviews and podcasts on CZcams. I don't tend to follow them on social media. I don't know what Stephen King tweets for example. But I have seen just about all his interviews if they were uploaded on CZcams to the point I know some of the go-to stories and answers he uses time after time almost by heart. I know what King will say if someone asks where he gets his ideas, or what he was like as a child. I know what Brandon will say if someone asks him how he got started or how he got into fantasy. The Mrs. Reader story. So on and so forth. Then again, I also am really obsessive with things I like. Meaning.. once I like something I want more and more and more of it. Once I got into D&D, I didn't just want to play the games. I wanted to read all the books and novels. I wanted to learn about Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. I wanted to know the history of TSR. Of course, with authors it may be a bit different for me. I also want to be an author. Otherwise, I may have sought out these podcasts because of Wells and Sanderson, but I wouldn't have sat through his hours of BYU lectures. But because I want to be a writer, I have watched them all multiple times. They may not be tiktok famous, but I think for some authors the engagement if different. I don't imagine people are checking for... idk. Pick any bargain bin novel writer. But, people definitely check for King, Sanderson and the lot.
A lot of CZcamsrs that write books are people pushed by someone they employ to write a book. I wouldn’t really consider any CZcamsrs who’s written a novel just because someone told them to an author though. Also I’d read a cookbook made by authors on what they think their in world fictional foods approximate in real life is. Sorta like how Bethesda released a cookbook on Elder Scrolls food iirc.
Dan is so ridiculous “i aM gRaTeFuL iM a fRumPy gUy aNd nOt a YoUnG hOt KpOp sTar” no, Dan. You should be saying “I’m grateful I am a white Christian man in a state that statistically has a wide pool of people like me. Wide enough that finding someone when I was younger was incredibly easier compared to today in an era of social media instead of just meeting people in person where my personality can shine.”
"I have a legion of sociopaths for fans, and anyone who messes with me has to go through them." ... This has been another episode of Things Only Dan Wells Can Say.
The point about people not knowing how much things sell reminds me of an acquaintance of mine from university who asked me if I knew who Brandon was, and said he'd be "the next big thing in fantasy" in, like, January of this year. Congrats on being such a plucky up-and-comer, Mr. Sanderson; eager to see what you do next!
A segue for Wheel of Time into the previous episode, is the most meta Wheel of Time thing. Bravo!
Hey Brandon, Henry Cavill said he reads your books and loves them. Who would you cast him as in a Cosmere movie? I was thinking he would be a great Lightsong.
He would be a perfect Lightsong 😭😭
Perhaps a Dalinar in a few year
@@jamal8757 omg...I personally would want to see an animated show of SA but damn I would love to see Henry as dalinar
@@jamal8757 I think it's really important to cast accurate POC if there is a Stormlight live action adaptation. The different cultures and races are relevant to the story and Stormlight has an important place in fantasy in transition out of the traditional European male protagonists.
I would love him as hammond
When they both synced "JOHN DELANCEY" I though my headphones were broken lol. It was so loud.
The performing introvert was something I was shocked by myself when I heard it. It was so true to what I had felt so often. Singing in front of people; cool and exciting. Small talking; tiring and stressful.
Same for me, Mario! I can sing in front of an audience, do improv, acting, whatever! But small talk? Meeting new people. It makes my stomach turn just thinking about it!
I'd guess that it's because introverts are inclined towards exploring that inner world. Most of an actor's job isn't gladhanding the fans; it's *thinking* about the role they're going to play. Small talk isn't a forced behavior; it's default for extroverts. I would go so far as to say most introverts are putting on a performance, much of the time. That's the entire reason they're exhausted by it: it's *work* and they have to put *effort* into it, so of course they need downtime from it, like any job. If it happens to pay, as well, that's basically a bonus.
"Tune in last time" That was great at the end; listened to both! You both continue to amaze me with your natural flow of conversation, humorous inclusions, and engaging topics.
Keep up the great work!
The intentionally blank cookbook is just different ways of cooking Chouta.
I’d buy a Rosharan cookbook!
The Intentionally Blank Cookbook wouldn't have any recipes. It would be where you could write all of your recipes.
Cookbook of endless pages
At least we know it would be autographed.
the book of unending pages
It's a notebook. We call those notebooks.
:D
It could have a few recipes . . . but they would all be only ingredients from Dan's food heists
Name ideas: "The Legal Kind of Coke" or "Well... I Do Have A Lot of Famous Friends"
Or... "if you snort that bottle I will be surprised"
I kind of like "Tune in Last Time"
Now I'm stuck on "Half A Kanye"
Or, I guess just "Kan" since that's literally half a Kanye lol
With the voice actor thing, you're definitely on the money. But I watch a lot of anime and can recognize someone's voice across a lot of the anime, and I've watched interviews with them etc. When I went to Comic Con this year I was surprised that the voice actors from My Hero Academia had so little people in their lines, but I realized (like you both mentioned) that it's a recognizability thing. You may recognize the voice, but you don't see their faces so it's hard to know who's who.
At this point, I wonder if an unsigned copy of Brandon's books would be worth more. ;)
That's a good point, they must be rarer then the signed ones by now. He probably spends so much money on ink pens.
I got to have dinner with Brandon right before the corona started and he signed my book in like 10 different styles so I could have one as a tattoo. It is my most prized possession
@@Neidou that’s kind of a weird tattoo but I respect your commitment
@@Neidou wait…the book or tattoo?
2022: the apocalypse hits, money becomes worthless, everyone trades in unsigned copies of The Way of Kings...
As someone who listened to last weeks episode, I was really pumped to hear about Wheel of Time again.
"The Intentionally Blank Cookbook" A bound set of blank pages to write your favorite recipes.
loved the segue into last weeks episode!
Ideas for the Intentionally Blank Cookbook:
1. Recipes themed from your food heist stories.
2. A series of stories that have recipes hidden within the framework of the story. The ingredients could be characters and their interactions with each other represent how to make the recipe.
I feel like punching Mr. Potato into a mash sets a bad precedent.
@@Duiker36 maybe, but I think it’ll be fine as long as you butter him up first…
As someone named Ben it always unnerves me when Brandon and Dan talk directly to me at the end of each episode
Brandon you and Dan are very endearing. I hope you have a wonderful holiday and to anyone else on staff reviewing this for moderation. Please enjoy your holiday as well.
I would argue that diet books and celebrity memoirs are fiction.
I'm fully aware of the one-sided nature of learning about well-known figures through their public personas, and yet every time I watch Brandon chat with his friends, it makes me want to read his books all over again. His professionalism, courtesy, and curiosity are such winning traits. We are lucky he has chosen to share his talents with us. Reading The Final Empire got me through a tough illness this year, and I'm very grateful.
The guy is something else and that's a fact
That was a Jpop idol who got stabbed by a stalker fan! Her name is Mayu Tomito. Although there are infamous incidents when antifans tried to poison Kpop idols, unfortunately. It's probably because of the nature of idol fandoms (parasocial relationship on steroids + love quickly turns to hate).
Tell Dan to bring back the regal blanket of many spots
My wife suggests that you have a cookbook with every recipe prefaced by a story about a food heist of some or all of the ingredients.
Yes, we want to hear about ALLLLLL your Star Trek friends! 🤩
Cookbooks:
Sanderson: Cosmere Food.
The recipes I've created for Tor and other are popular. People have asked more than once for this. Rock's stews in particular. I still think your line in RoW about 'put it pot and make delicious' was you trolling your fans.
Wells: Dinner food John Cleaver & Friends enjoy!
I would 100% buy a Cosmere cookbook. The whole male foods/female foods thing in Alethi culture has a lot to mine, as well as Rock's stews, as mentioned
@@StarryEyed0590 , On Tor (dot) com I have some recipes under Cosmere Cuisine. Roshar gets two articles. :-D
Though then RoW came out and upended the whole "no grape wine" thing he had going until then. Pout.
@@deana7310 Sweet! I'll check them out!
I like the TV series of Wheel of Time, but have stopped watching it as now I am reading the book series which I absolutely love. Always been on my to-read shelf, but only now goit moved up to the top. Also enjoying the podcasts, thank you. I found you when looking for information on writing and your videos are always enlightening and encouraging.
On the topic of introverted actors...I'm an introverted theater kid. I'm a stereotypical introvert in so many ways: I love reading, being alone, etc. But I also LOVE acting and being on stage. Just this last summer, I played a very extroverted character in a play, and it was great. It's weird how I can pretend to be an extrovert in front of like 150 people and have have a blast, but when I need to be extroverted more one on one, I freak out and communicate in single syllables.
It's having a script that makes the difference for me
Dan, a credible threat of vengeance from a horde of sociopaths is a form of protection.
man im loving these podcasts
One of the best things that came out of the convention was meeting Dan Wells. Binged the entire John Cleaver series on audible the week after. What a ride that series was. An instant all-time favorite.
Thank you :)
I thought that Dan is as famous as Brandon to be published in Poland (we have only quite famous authors from abroad published) and I was dissappointed when I found out that I can buy Dan’s books only in original which are more expensive to buy in Poland than the translated book would be. Its so sad for me because I was really curious about Dan’s books after watching these podcasts. So Dan, You need to become more famous so I will be able to read Your books what I am dying to do
Your CZcams content has gotten much better.
Dan- They think authors make millions of dollars
Brandon- they don't?
Dan- I don't!
I loved "Tune in last time..." Funny this is ep 27 is the first one Ive seen and loved it! This one was good too... Came here via the youtube algorithm after watching WOT and youtube reviews...
I think a Roshar cookbook featuring lots of different crab curry would be amazing.
there could be 2 reasons for them wanting to have dinner meetings with Brandon. either they are geeking out in the same way other creators of media are (especially since its the source for their media) or they could be trying to ingratiate themselves so they can so they can have you as a business connection or to more easily get a deal they want on works.
I love the outros because it feels like your saying bye directly to me lol
I would buy the Intentionally Blank cookbook in a heartbeat
Okay, now I have to tell my favorite long joke. Except that it's way to long for a comment, so rather than actually telling it I'll just explain it, so as to not set a record for the longest CZcams comment ever. It's about a guy with a friend named Joe, and Joe seems to know everyone else that they meet. The guy remarks on this, and Joe claims that he actually is friends with everyone. The guy doesn't believe this, and begins testing him with progressively more famous people and each time it turns out that they actually do know Joe. The punch line comes when they fly to Rome to see the pope and are just in the crowd when the pope comes out to bless the people in the courtyard below, sees Joe, and invites him up so that they can catch up. When Joe gets back down to his (other) friend he finds him passed out on the ground. After reviving him Joe asks him what happened, and he goes through the whole list of people that Joe has proven that he is friends with, expressing his increasing surprise at each, all the way up to the pope, and finishes with "But when a man asked me, 'who's that guy up on the balcony talking to Joe ...'"
“Tune in last time!” they said! 😬🤔😄
Genius ending, love it
JJ? Ooooooo. I'm intrigued. As long as someone else writes the ending.
I could see him being involved in a producer capacity. JJ Abrams is like a serial producer. Of so many things of such varying qualities and styles that it's practically impossible to predict what kind of thing he'll produce next.
Secret project idea: a cookbook from Rock
Tune in last time! I'll be there last time, this time, next time. Thanks for the fun conversations.
Taliesin Jaffe all giddy and smiley in a green room is a fantastic thought
17:30 funny things is that in Brazil voice acting is something very celebrated. Several of them are huge here and even are recognized with frequency. Authors the situation is different..
This is the second Intentionally Blank episode I've watched (the first was the 'previous' WoT one, and I'm already a 'dedicated listener'. #goals
Brandon says "and things like that " a lot. I can't unhear it.
26:00 lmao the unique pain of having a friend who can make a dig like that
Adoooonalsiiiiium
Oh I have already listened and watched that!
Oh! I already did the thing!
Brandon, sir, the cookbook would clearly be a writing guide about growing from being a cook to a chef writer.
26:00 😂😂 this part 👌
Tuned in last time :D
Hello there
@@aleczanderruggles7419 General Kenobi
You can't tell me that a Cosmere themed cookbook wouldn't sell like hotcakes?
I'd buy a cookbook if it was an in-universe book from Roshar or the Wheel of Time 😉
I think a reason why less people read a book than watch a movie is because it is a far larger commitment of time and effort. It takes at least days, probably weeks to read one of Brandon's books, it takes way less to go to the cinema, much less start a series on Netflix
After this I'm listening to Dan's Tales from the Loop review.
15:00 the difference between being an introvert and an extrovert is the environments that recharge your internal battery, and which drains it. My brother must be with people for some time or he goes crazy. I go crazy if I am with people for too much time without being alone. We are both very personable people and get along fine with people, but he is an extrovert and I am an introvert. You can only tell several hours into a party
Timeline trickery! "How's that Ben"
Masters of segue.
It's great that being a nerd is finally cool! Well, it's always been cool, but now non-nerds finally acknowledge we are cool.
Dan Wells met Elizabeth Henstridge! one of the best marvel actors.
A bubble tea recipe book! 😂
L.E. Modesitt jr. should write a cook book since his books include so much food
As an artist and aspiring writer, I never even considered the ramifications of fame and how it affects privacy. I’m pretty naive. I just assumed people were chill and that it wasn’t so cutthroat or troubling.
You're 99% right! Most people are really chill. Every once and a while though... I've dealt with creepy behavior and I'm not even famous, just happen to be female.
What you gotta do is put a bunch of interesting, but not impossible to recreate on planet earth, foods in your books and then have someone come up with the recipes for those and then claim royalties on those cookbooks.
I shared a tattoo chair next to Anthony Bourdain (Rest In Peace) for several hours and said nothing but "Hello, Welcome.", because it wasn't a space for bugging people about their celebrity.
Is there anyone here that didnt listen to last weeks episode? I feel like the intentionally blank podcasts have a pretty dedicated but small fanbase.
Tune in last time to hear about the wheel of time
Id watch that hour long review of the Dune rpg.
Yeah I encountered dan wells rpg channel a month ago, and had to do a double take that it was in fact The Dan Wells(tm)
I disagree. I have authors I've read and enjoyed a book or two from, but the I have authors I love, who have consistently wowed me with their work. When that happens (like with Stephen King, Sanderson, Dan Wells, Richard Matheson, etc) I actively seek other content from them. Mostly other novels and short stories, but I also find all their interviews and podcasts on CZcams. I don't tend to follow them on social media. I don't know what Stephen King tweets for example. But I have seen just about all his interviews if they were uploaded on CZcams to the point I know some of the go-to stories and answers he uses time after time almost by heart.
I know what King will say if someone asks where he gets his ideas, or what he was like as a child. I know what Brandon will say if someone asks him how he got started or how he got into fantasy. The Mrs. Reader story. So on and so forth. Then again, I also am really obsessive with things I like. Meaning.. once I like something I want more and more and more of it. Once I got into D&D, I didn't just want to play the games. I wanted to read all the books and novels. I wanted to learn about Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. I wanted to know the history of TSR.
Of course, with authors it may be a bit different for me. I also want to be an author. Otherwise, I may have sought out these podcasts because of Wells and Sanderson, but I wouldn't have sat through his hours of BYU lectures. But because I want to be a writer, I have watched them all multiple times. They may not be tiktok famous, but I think for some authors the engagement if different. I don't imagine people are checking for... idk. Pick any bargain bin novel writer. But, people definitely check for King, Sanderson and the lot.
I want to read that book/see that movie. An author is murdered and his creepy possibly sociopath fan hunts them down.
Is this time travel? Lol
I am at Simmons and yeah... Dan you win
dude, orange vanilla coke is so good trust me you will not be disappointed. + just show that guy signing papers and you drinking pop.
An intentionally blank cook book with nothing in it would contain recipes that would help me lose weight.
26:03-26:10. Brandon being a boss
make it funny joke foods and I'd buy your cookbook in a heartbeat x'D
29:00 bookmark
I’m watching an open coke bottle next to a massive stack of white papers. Promises and payoffs gentlemen.
Chekov's gun!
Sorry for stupid question, but what does "green room" mean? Thanks.
Dan, I'll totally geek out when I meet you in person, just saying. :) ~Ruth Baird
Shout out to Brandon “Half a Kanye” Sanderson
Prior to today I was merely the Choice Captain, now I will become... the DECISION OVERLORD
I was eating when I read this and snorted so loud food came out of my mouth, A+ comment my friend
Oh no! Not time travel!
A lot of CZcamsrs that write books are people pushed by someone they employ to write a book. I wouldn’t really consider any CZcamsrs who’s written a novel just because someone told them to an author though.
Also I’d read a cookbook made by authors on what they think their in world fictional foods approximate in real life is. Sorta like how Bethesda released a cookbook on Elder Scrolls food iirc.
Was not expecting to hear Kanye West come up in one of these 🤣
The only problem with this podcast, is that it’s too short.
If you want to do a cookbook I and lots of others would love to help make it 😂
I wonder if Tia's obsession with Cola derived from Dan's.
Intentionally Blank Cookbook (the cookbook is actually blank).
Dan is so ridiculous
“i aM gRaTeFuL iM a fRumPy gUy aNd nOt a YoUnG hOt KpOp sTar” no, Dan.
You should be saying “I’m grateful I am a white Christian man in a state that statistically has a wide pool of people like me. Wide enough that finding someone when I was younger was incredibly easier compared to today in an era of social media instead of just meeting people in person where my personality can shine.”
pfjjskajt Simmons Agentsofshield has a podcast??
Why does he make two piles of signed papers?
I think it's so they don't smear
@@mariusdragoe2888 I believe you are right.
If you look closely, it's three piles, two on his left and one on his right.
i just want dan's yt channel to watch some rpg reviews
Intentionally Blank Cook Book, and all the pages are empty.
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