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17 Jan 2023 Ā· 0 min

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Two people argue about who said what, then decide to rewatch the video to settle it. The whole thing turns into a joke about needing a jury to decide who's actually right.

Two people argue about who said what, then decide to rewatch the video to settle it. The whole thing turns into a joke about needing a jury to decide who's actually right.
I counted them. No, no, no, that's cheating. Okay, okay, fine, fine. Oh, you could even do it that way. I'll let you.
14. I'm right. She's right. I'm right. I'mā wait, heā wait, he's saying I'm right.
I didn't say you're right. You saidā
you just said she's right.
I said she'sā Iā oh my God, she heard.
Did he not just say that? There's a video. He just said I'm right. We're going to watch it back.
That's right, watch it.
I'm right. She's right. I'm right. You said I was right. We just watched back the video. God. Just saying. I think, I thinkā In a court of law, you can get off.
You didn't say it. There's no question. Yeah. A jury of 1,000 would know I was mocking her answer, not repeating her answer.
Oh, but you said you didn't say it. This is different. He's backtracking. You have to go to Harvard to think that way.

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