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- Justanotherchannelonyoutube-- I like it-- asks:
- "What should I do if I find myself in a love triangle?"
- That's a tricky one.
- I have no idea what that is.
- I never had love before so I don't know what to say.
- Change it to a square.
- Break up with both of them. Just go find someone else to love.
- Find somebody else because it's just... (sighs)
it's so confusing.
- Don't play both people. Don't break each other's hearts.
- If you're at the top, let them down gently
or if you have an obvious choice go for them.
- If you're one of the ends of the triangle,
you need to get out of it. You need to move on.
You need to say, "Hey, I'm worth a little more than this."
- You just have to decide who you like more.
You gotta make a pro and cons list.
I feel pros and cons lists always work.
- Approach the person that you have the most feelings for,
find out what is happening, and talk it through.
- One is gonna shine a little brighter than the other.
Let one down softly, and bring one up gently.
- If it's you and a friend and a girl-- or a guy--
always choose friendship.
Friendships typically last longer than a relationship.
- Jamie O'rourke asks:
- "Who is the best James Bond?"
Who's James Bond?
- Who is James Bond?
- I don't know because I've never seen a James Bond movie.
- I don't know. (laughing) I don't watch James Bond, I'm sorry.
- The best James Bond is probably the person
who's had more experience.
- I'm gonna go with somebody you've never heard of
and that's George Lazenby.
- Daniel Craig!
I don't know any other James Bonds besides that.
- Daniel Craig without a doubt. Casino Royale was perfect.
- Daniel Craig. I like him.
I think he's a really good James Bond.
007, I feel it.
- I think the original James Bond was the best one.
- Sean Connery.
- I think Sean Connery was the best.
I don't know. That's just me. I'm old-fashioned.
- Sean Connery.
But Roger did a great job as well.
- I'm pre-historic, but it's Sean Connery.
- Sean Connery, hands down, was the best one.
Shaken, not stirred, thank you.
- (chuckles) I get it. I get the names.
- Sniper No Sniping-- oh, I like that-- asks:
- "When I play Call of Duty online, people talk so much trash.
(chuckling) How do I not let it affect my game?"
- So I need to stop because I don't know what COD online is
- I don't know what C-O-D or COD or whatever it is.
I don't know what that is.
- Mute them.
- You can mute them talking.
- Turn the speaker off.
- You should probably block them.
- Ignore those people!
- You could just play with your friends,
then if they talk trash just beat them up.
That's what I would do.
- That's just what happens.
If you're gonna play Call of Duty you're gonna get
those angry 12-year-olds coming at you,
so just don't play Call of Duty.
- Just stay focused.
- Do your best to just block it out.
Focus on your teammates.
- Don't let it affect you!
I mean, these are just random people.
They're just talking trash because they're jealous of your good games.
- I wouldn't trash talk back because the best way to win
is just to show them what you can do.
- People are gonna talk trash anyway all the time,
so that should be motivation for you.
- You talk trash better than them.
Haters gonna hate, potatoes gonna potate.
Just keep on sniping, sniper.
- Actinggirl12 says:
- "How can I tell my parents that I think I have depression?"
Wow.
- This is such an important question.
- It depends what type of communicator you are.
People who are not too verbal, letters are always good.
- My suggestion is not to wait.
- I think you should just tell them straight-on.
- It's not a bad thing telling them that you're depressed.
It's something that they could help you not become depressed with.
- Straight-up being honest with them and what you think it is
that could be causing it.
Depression is a really serious thing.
- If the thing that's depressing you is something you don't
really want to tell people, you have to be able to confide
in your parents with that information.
- I know parents may not understand that.
They think depression's just being sad, but it's not.
It's a real thing.
That's something serious that you really should tell your parents.
- Be honest with them.
Tell them that you have something that you want to talk to them about.
And I'm 100% sure that they'll understand.
They just want the best for you.
- Be up front with it.
This is a syndrome that a lot of people are dealing with.
And stick with good, positive people.
Your parents can help you out here, but you gotta let them know.
Let them in on it.
- Tell them exactly what issues you're having.
You know, "I don't feel like I can get out of bed in the morning.
I don't feel like I can handle situations
all my friends are having no trouble handling."
To self-diagnose yourself with depression
is something that's really difficult because I think that everyone
goes through a period in time when they're not sure
if they're a normal teenager and they're just having hormones
or if they're really having a medical problem.
- xXHunterXx asks:
- "How do you meet Siri in real life?"
I have often wondered about that.
- Are you having trouble meeting people? (laughs)
- Siri is a robot.
- You don't. (chuckles)
I don't know what I'm supposed to say.
- Siri is something on your phone. It's not a real person.
- Siri isn't real. Step into real life
and meet someone really on your own.
- You just pretend it's make-believe and then you got it.
- The best thing to do is to call Apple.
- Go to Apple headquarters and go to the person
that replaced Steve Jobs-- I don't know who he is, but talk to him.
And you wanna say, "Hey, I need to meet Siri."
- You might be able to follow her.
Like, White Pages her.
- Ask Siri.
- Siri, how do I meet you in real life?
(phone beeps)
- (Siri) Who, me?
(phone beeps) - Yes, you.
(phone beeps) - (Siri) I figured as much.
- I don't think she wants to be met.
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