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Hello guys.
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It's Brooklyn and Bailey.
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And today we are going to be doing
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a what's in my backpack end of school year edition.
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Dun dun dun!
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Wa ha ha ha!
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This is going to be epic.
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We all can relate.
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From the beginning of the year we
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have all these nice perfect supplies.
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All these nice things
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And your backpack's all organized.
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And gradually over the school year--
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It deflates.
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You lose things.
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You find random things.
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You spill things.
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You rip things.
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So we thought just to make you all feel good about yourselves
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and understand that it happens to everyone--
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Relatable.
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We are going to go through our backpacks on camera.
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End of the year.
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It's going to be scary.
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Don't know what's in there.
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Let's get started.
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Mom, will you hand us our backpacks?
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Disgusting.
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We are going to go through them no matter
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how scary it might be.
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So let's go through the front pockets first.
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Guys.
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Ugh.
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Pull out the first thing you see.
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A makeup brush.
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My earbuds.
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Ooh, with hair.
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Oh, wait. get rid of the hair.
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Hey, look at the half like--
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Hey, that was a DIY I just never finished.
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OK.
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Makeup brush.
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Moving on.
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Next thing I see is a sucker.
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Gum.
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Have y'all done the truth or dare gum?
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Those are the ones I keep doing.
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I'm so confused.
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Oh, empty gum.
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Sad day.
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Wait, OK, I've got gum too.
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Am I just throwing this on the floor?
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OK, we're throwing that on the floor.
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I'm pretty sure she eats all my gum
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because I'll get a new package like every single day.
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Look at this guys.
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And yeah, by the end of the day she's eaten it all.
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I don't even want to stick my hand down there.
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It's so gross.
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OK, lip gloss and lip gloss.
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That's helpful to know I have those.
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I was looking for this earlier, actually.
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On the bright side--
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You have erasers.
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I found all my erasers.
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Because look at this.
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Look at this sadness.
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I have a very special thing I have to show you.
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The one pencil I have left.
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This is the one I found on the floor in Spanish.
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[INAUDIBLE]
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It's all chewed up.
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I don't want to know whose mouth has been on this pencil.
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It has no eraser.
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Hey, can I have one of your erasers?
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Oh, it has lead.
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That's so gross.
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Guys, this is actually a miracle.
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Oh no.
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It's that like, sad time when the lead's
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too short to even work.
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Is this even a pencil?
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Look, it doesn't have an eraser anymore.
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Well, I didn't even know I had erasers in there.
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And then I think that's all I have in here.
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It's just a lot of wrappers.
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This is disgusting.
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I would like to show you something very special
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and dear to my heart.
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Come on, where'd you go?
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What is it?
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It is the pen that has served me well.
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The pen?
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The pen?
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The pen.
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What is it?
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Where is it?
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I don't know.
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I see a whole bunch of colored pencils.
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I know, that's something that did not get lost.
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And a paper?
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Is this assignment?
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No I just spit my gum out in that.
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That's gross.
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Where did you go pen?
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Is it over there?
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Oh yeah, how did it even get over there?
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Well, it's a magical pen with legs.
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It's a handy dandy pen.
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It's bright blue.
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The lid is cracked all the way to the top.
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It doesn't even go on anymore really.
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What'd you do to the poor thing?
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Actually I shouldn't complain.
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It's dried out.
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And so like, somebody taught me once
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that if you like lick your pens they work.
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Wouldn't you get like, poisoning or something?
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So occasionally if it dries out you just lick it
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and you're like, it draws again.
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Anyways, it's graded every single math
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paper I had this year.
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Just throwing it out there.
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First thing I found in my actual pocket of my backpack
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is Paper Towns.
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I am reading this currently.
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So there's one of the many books I'm
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sure we'll find buried in there somewhere.
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What?
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What even?
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Where's the other one?
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Two jazz shoes.
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I've got my pencil bag.
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I bet I have-- I bet I have-- where
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did it-- Guys I know it's in here somewhere.
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Sports bra.
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I'm ready for dance.
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Down.
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Wait, where are your pants?
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I don't think you're quite ready for dance yet.
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OK I can dance pantless.
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That's OK.
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I have a flash drive and my thing
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that's like currently not really zipping up.
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It's like broken right here.
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Yeah, yeah, this is kind of sad.
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Oh, look at how scratched it is.
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I know.
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I just have my wallet.
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That's nothing special.
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It's the monster inside of my backpack.
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Just kidding.
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Oh, OK we can all relate to this.
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We got like six.
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Oh oh, hey look.
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Watch.
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Oh there they go.
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Oh, It's actually falling apart.
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There's dust particles coming off of that.
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Oh look at all this writing.
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Yeah, look at this.
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There's probably not-- oh!
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An empty page!
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That's actually like gold.
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Literally, I have like, three of these.
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Let me show you the evidence.
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I didn't think there was any empty pages.
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This is part of my [INAUDIBLE] notebook.
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This one is the impressive one.
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Look at this.
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Watch.
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OK, there's all those.
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And then look at how much writing is in these books.
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Yeah, there's another one.
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So proud.
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So proud.
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Look at that.
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Oh more, more hair.
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Oh, I just love looking back at all the notes I've taken.
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You know originally like, in the beginning
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of the year I had a notebook for every class
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and took separate notes.
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No. no.
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This, actually I did keep this one for [INAUDIBLE].
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This was an every other class notebook.
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Look, look, look at this.
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These things are so sad.
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Ew, I have paper particles on my legs.
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OK, We'll get these out of the way.
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All righty.
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Your lunch?
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Nice.
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I know, I didn't eat all my food.
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Anybody want a Hawaiian roll?
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I've got my Spanish folder.
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That's like, the only organized thing I have in this.
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Oh yeah, look.
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OK, so I feel bad because originality no,
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you think this is bad.
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You think this is bad.
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No, no, don't even.
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Don't even pity here because do you see this beauty?
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It was not once a beauty.
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I had a folder just like this.
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What do you mean?
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And it was maybe, I want to say, a foot big, just
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with papers like this much.
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And it got so big that the front cover, this part, ripped off
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and I only had the back half.
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And I still didn't get a new folder.
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You demolished that poor thing.
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I just used the back half for like a month.
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Guys, I promise this is actually organized.
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It's a lot of work.
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So it looks disorganized.
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But it's totally destroying this poor, poor folder.
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I just have my nice fox [INAUDIBLE].
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It's nice and clean now because I organized it.
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My choir folder with a pencil sticking out of it.
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All of the work.
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All of this year's music you were supposed to throw away.
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I just want to sing them again.
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Oh, my wallet and all the keychains.
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Some of these are ones that like, y'all have sent us.
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Yeah.
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It's on my keychain.
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Current book.
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It's called The Isle of the Lost.
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Oh, we've gotten to the bottom.
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I've read like two pages of it.
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What the heck is this?
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What?
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Sunglasses?
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Hey it's me!
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Oh, hey, another sucker.
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You guys, she doesn't even need a lunch.
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She can eat.
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Aw.
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All right.
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Oh, their keychains are getting broken.
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I know.
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Oh, oh here's the baby we want to show you guys.
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Another full notebook.
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Hu-Gaph note cards, human geography AP human geography.
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This, watch this.
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This is what I'm going to do with these babies.
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I'm done.
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I'm done.
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Can I see yours?
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No!
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What?
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Why?
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Are you kidding me?
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No.
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Let's just marvel.
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Look, these babies, took me like an hour
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to get them in this pocket.
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They're not coming out.
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Alphabetical chapter order.
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Oh my gosh.
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They are staying here whether I need them or not.
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When did you even have time to do that?