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6am Morning Routine | Day In The Life Of a Software Engineer

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>> Okay, good morning. Good morning, y'all.

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It's around 6:30 and it looks like it's

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sunny outside. [music]

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Finland is crazy during the summer. The

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sun rises at like 4:00 a.m.

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And [music] yeah, that's kind of forcing

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me to get up early because I don't have

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blackout blinds here. Yeah, then the

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whole apartment is kind of bright after

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[music] like 5:00 a.m. I think this is

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going to be the last vlog from this

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specific apartment because I'll be

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moving. Maybe some of y'all have noticed

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in the past couple of vlogs, I bought my

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own spot.

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Well, actually the sale hasn't gone

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through yet. The sale is next week, but

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knock on wood, everything goes well.

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And yeah, then I'll be owning my own

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property, which is super dope. Of

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course, the moving vlog and everything

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is going to come. Don't worry about

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that. The issue I've had in my past

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apartments and this one as well is that

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every time I rent a place, I kind of

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know that at some point it's coming to

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an end. So, I don't want to invest in

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the furniture. And for example, that's

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why I don't have blackout blinds because

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I didn't want to have those custom-made

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for this apartment. But now that I'm

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actually going to be owning this spot, I

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can make it look however I want. And I

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know that I won't be leaving for a

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while, you know? But yeah, that's

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enough. Yeah, been exciting times ahead.

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I'm excited for the summer as well. It's

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still looking beautiful right now.

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>> So, something I like doing during the

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summer is going to this outdoor gym

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nearby. The regular gym, it's so dark

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and everything. And for the most of the

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day, I'm working inside anyway, so I

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like getting some sun in. When it's a

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bit warmer, I also like dipping in the

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sea. Right now, it's 9° C, so that's not

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going to be happening. But yeah,

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basically I'm going to jog to the

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outdoor gym, hit a workout, and then jog

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back. So, it's kind of like this I like

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calling it a full stack workout.

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>> So, I like to saving my coffee until

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after the workout. This way it kind of

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makes me feel like I've actually earned

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the coffee. And also I find that

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caffeine works way better after I've

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kind of hydrated my body, right? And

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like I've said for years, I hate warm

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coffee in the mornings. For me, warm

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drinks are kind of for relaxing and not

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when you actually want to get to work,

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which is why I was consuming a lot of

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energy drinks in the past because making

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cold brew at home is a total pain. It

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takes like 24 hours or something. But

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recently I got this coffee machine from

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a brand called Breazy Coffee. They did

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send it to me, but I would this I can

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make cold brew in literally like 10

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minutes. And it's actually going to be

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cold, which is super super dope. So,

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this is what I've been using pretty much

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on the daily recently. So, yeah, this is

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the Breazy Cold from Breazy Coffee,

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which is the world's first automated

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cold coffee machine for homes that makes

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barista level cold brew in just 10

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minutes. So, you can get a cup of cold

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brew [music] pretty much whenever you

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want without having to wait for a whole

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day. And best of all, it doesn't dilute

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the taste of the coffee like most other

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coffee machines do. So, how it works is

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that you [music] just add your coffee,

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select how many grams you added, and go

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on with your morning. Usually I have the

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coffee brewing while I'm in the shower,

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and by the time I'm done, I have a fresh

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cold brew ready to go. Also, the coffee

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machine itself is really quiet, so you

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can make your coffee even if you and

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your partner are different sleep

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schedules. And lastly, the cleaning part

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is super easy. You just remove the

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filter and you're good to [music] go,

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basically. Oh, and one more thing I

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really like about the Breazy Cold is

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that you can use whatever coffee you

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want, and you're not tied to a specific

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coffee brand's capsules. So, in the long

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run, you're also saving a ton of money.

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And boom, there we go. A glass of cold

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brew in literally 10 minutes. And even

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the glass is cold. That's how you know

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it's going to be good.

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It's cold?

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>> Usually I don't even add milk or

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anything because I like my coffee black

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so that it keeps my fast ongoing and

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stuff. And

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I mean, it's delicious. But yeah, if

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you're like me and you like cold brew,

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then definitely check out the Breazy

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Cold from Breazy Coffee. It genuinely

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makes amazing cold brew and the

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aesthetic of it is also super clean. I

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even made this little coffee station

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here in the corner of my kitchen. And

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oh, you can also add your own name tag

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here on the machine itself, which adds a

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little bit of personalization to your

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machine. I'll leave it in the first link

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in the description where you can check

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it out. And a big thank you to Breazy

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Coffee for supporting channel and

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sponsored video.

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>> Then finally getting to work. Usually I

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start working around 8:00 a.m. But

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because of the filming today, it was a

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bit of a later start. You know, the last

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few months were honestly quite hard on

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me due to a big launch, which of course

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took a lot of effort to get over the

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finish line. Everything's fine now, but

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I did get quite sick a couple of weeks

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back. Not sure if it was due to a small

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burnout or just seasonal flu, but

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anyways, I'm just happy that things are

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back to normal again. Last year I didn't

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take any proper vacation, so this year I

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have a lot of unused vacation days and

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I'm going to take some time off in a

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couple of weeks, which is nice. I

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promised myself that I'll take one whole

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week to do absolutely nothing. But the

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thing I've realized about myself that

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it's impossible for me to not work on

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something. The most [music] depressed

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I've ever been was during a time period

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when I wasn't working on some goal. So

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even though I'll be on vacation, I'll be

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working on some of my personal projects.

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I don't know, finding this balance

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between working on stuff and then not

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doing anything is quite difficult for

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me. And obviously as a young dude, I

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have a lot of drive, so I want to be

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working on stuff constantly. But in

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reality, that's just not [music]

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healthy.

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>> Okay.

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>> You ready?

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>> You won't believe what we're doing.

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We're apartment hunting

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for Casper.

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And it's funny because in the last vlog

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we just moved Casper in

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and now we're looking for a new

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apartment for him. You have anything to

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say, bro?

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>> It's going to turn into a series,

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finding a home for Casper.

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>> I skipped my own apartment hunting

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series and we're doing it for Casper. I

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was meant to do a series like this, but

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in reality I just had one single layout

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in one single

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building that I wanted.

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So, I didn't do a series.

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But, uh this is pretty This is pretty

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funny.

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Casper likes moving every couple months.

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>> How are you feeling after the poor?

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>> Another day

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time wasting session here.

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I'm getting much out.

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>> So, I'm guessing you're not moving.

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>> 50-50, you never know.

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>> [laughter]

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>> Never know.

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>> That's going to do it for the morning

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routine video.

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>> [laughter]

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>> See you.

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>> Save me, yes.

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>> But, um

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>> [sighs]

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>> Anyways,

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see you in the next one. Peace.

Interactive Summary

The video follows the content creator through his morning routine in Finland, highlighting his lifestyle, workout habits, and his transition into owning his first property. He shares his preference for early mornings, his 'full stack' outdoor workout routine, and demonstrates a new cold brew coffee machine. He also discusses the importance of finding a balance between productivity and rest before shifting focus to help a friend, Casper, look for a new apartment.

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