Winter begins; Depression starts

A Canadian creator hits 10,000 subscribers while walking through her neighbourhood as winter arrives. Early darkness and empty streets trigger seasonal depression she expects to last six months. She finds some comfort in cold, clean weather and plans to read at the library.
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Hello everybody, uh, this is my— I'm celebrating 10,000 subscribers on my channel. I can't believe it, you guys like it so much. Uh, I'm so happy that I, I don't even tell anybody to subscribe, but people have subscribed to my channel and I'm very happy for it. And this is an evening walk. It's 6 degrees, not much, but, uh, it's an evening walk I'm taking down my neighborhood. What I was talking about in one of my channels is that this depression has started in Canada. This depression has started. It's so cold, so gloomy. It's 4:30, 5 o'clock. It's already dark. There's nobody outside, nobody to talk to in your neighborhood. Like, there are hundreds of buildings and cars, but not many people to talk to. So it's like, it's so empty. Can you see? It's like nobody around, not even somebody to say hi to or talk with. So you just walk on your own. It's beautiful country, but there are no people. It's such a vast country. There are still no people. Plenty of cars, but yeah, not many people. And even if there are, they're not friendly enough. You know, they're friendly people. They all need friends. They're all lonely. Like loneliness is just beginning. This is October. Sorry, November. Beginning, and loneliness is just beginning to, uh, gather steam, I could say. We would be in the state of loneliness and depression for the next 6 months— November, December, January, February, March, April— till we see the leaves sprout. Now the leaves are all falling off. All these trees will become bare in a few days' time. See? So it'll be all snow all over, all over. This will be all snow. I don't think I'll be able to take a walk to show you around that time. I can show you my house. So it'll be, it'll be very painful for us to live through that snow. We have to have a lot of activities, a lot of social gatherings. We just have to make up a lot of socializing because there's nothing happening outside. It's a little cold. Yeah, but I love snowfall. I love the first snowfall and the snow that falls on you. It's beautiful. First snowfall. So don't worry if you are planning to come to Canada. Don't let this stop you. It hasn't stopped me. It hasn't made me go back. But, uh, yeah, this is a part and parcel of a country. It's a beautiful country, but it has its own, you know, characteristics. So this is what— but I'd still prefer this to very hot weather, very polluted weather. I would still prefer this cold. Okay, so this is the library and the community hall over here. I'm going to the library. So I'll pick up a book or so and read over the weekend. Bye, have a nice day, have a nice life. And for the first time I'm saying subscribe to my channel, like, share. Don't comment, there's so many comments I have to deal with them. But yeah, like and share if you like it. That is, take care, bye-bye.
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