Hey dude it’s Sully! Just want to say thanks again for picking my build, its mind blowing to see it in your city! So chuffed man. Guys seriously you should take part in the next one, it was super good fun and there are some amazingly talented people who entered! Get involved! Watching your vids from now on I’ll remember my build is in there so the series is extra special to watch now! Ohh and how did that hedge get in the chimney of that house whooops! 😅 think that must have happened through MoveIt 😂😂😂 Keep up the great work TDT, MM is by far my fave cities skylines series and don’t want it to end till it’s fully detailed (although sure you’ll hit the prop count before then) Thanks, Sully 🙌🙌🙌
I've been binging through the Marble Mountain series and I am so glad to see you finally addressing functionality. I hope that you continue to make things functional and beautiful.
With that area for the build competition, you should really take the parking along the road and flip it around. People wouldn't be parking off the side of the highway. You should take it and flip it around to where the parking is butted up against the highway railing, so they would be pulling off that frontage road to park, rather than pulling literally straight off the highway into parking spaces. If that were real, hundreds of people would be killed every year trying to pull in and out of those parking spaces while drivers fly past at highway speeds.
Haha yeah had that thought, and at those speeds as well. But know two dollars likes creating ‘unique environments’ for cities skylines so it may work.. the map needs to reflect a much larger space and in real life I’m sure people do this out in the desert miles away from towns etc right (I’m from UK so only seen photos and films/tv as reference. At least that was the idea behind it, although in this situation yeah people may die reversing out on to that highway 😂 especially considering there’s a liquor store there 😉
16:08 I get that with all my crematoriums and garbage disposal units whenever there's a disconnected building anywhere on the map. On some of my larger maps it took me ages to figure out where that was. And I was getting this even on the other side of the map to where the disconnected roads were.
The reason why houses are around the truck stop is because it is a truck stop style town. Search up Breezewood, Pennsylvania. 1,000-1,400 Residents 3-4 highway interchange. Many restaurants & Gas Stations.
I'm really glad we had this episode, I hope Montana will grow in population and it would be nice if it even made a profit. I know that it's not the main point of this series but I think it's nice to see that your city/region, which you have put countless hours in, is successful. I really do love this series.;)
As someone who's seen rural Arizona, I can confirm that the houses in the desert often have a lot of random trash around them: washing machines, antique cars, scrap metal etc. Why? Where from? How did it get there? We will never know.
make sure there are smallish warehouses near commercial areas and store commercial goods in them. Any factories that need a certain product (wood, paper, metal etc) should be placed near those factories. Trucks will deliver the goods from industry to them, and they will be nearby where they are needed.
When you do get around to building Reno, be sure to capture the scumminess of it all. Reno is a place you expect to be nicer than it is, and nowhere is that more evident than in the city's downtown.
You should put the Reno build on the other side of the mountain lake(Tahoe), Reno sits at the foot hills between pine forest and desert. Search Reno mountain for images. Reno doesn't have a track, but Vegas does.
Also, to easily fix the road connection issue: Turn road anarchy on, deactivate collision in (same menu as road anarchy). Then in moveit, copy and paste the buildings to easily replop.
Cities Skylines vehicle AI is like "of course I will fly through buildings and across rivers just to park in some parking spot...but actually drive some metres over pavement to reach a citizen in need of help? Uhm no?!"
This is not going to solve the problems directly, but it might make that process a little easier: Have you tried Move It's re-build feature? When you select a building, the menu where you align heights etc gets a new button all the way at the top; the circle drawn with two arrows. I don't know if this will actually work, but once you have your "repair roads" placed in a problem area, you could try selecting the buildings and just clicking re-build. That might save you from having to relocate the buildings one by one.
You're my favorite Cities Skylines TH-camr by far, and I've watched and rewatched the Marble Mountain series a thousand times, because it has helped me learn a lot about how to make my cities aesthetically pleasing. This series is my absolute favorite of all time! However, with all due respect, you suck at actually playing the game (no offense), and it drives me bonkers to see how easily some of your problems can be fixed. Here are some tips: 1. This thing you're doing now on Imperator's suggestion is awesome, and is the first step towards making your city functional. You don't need to drag a road to all of them though - you have some space for maneuvering when it comes to how far you can drag a building from the road, but it has to always face the road or be placed sideways from the road, and in most cases, it will work. You just have to have some patience and experiment with the distance when you first place them to see what works and what doesn't. Also, that big parking lot road is notorious for making buildings placed on it not work, so be mindful of that one. :) 2. BUT, you're still missing out on a lot, and I mean A LOT of tax revenue because if your plop the growables settings have remained the same from your last uploaded save, your buildings are not allowed to level up. To avoid this, (as I mentioned in a previous comment I left on some of your videos) I play with allow buildings to level up, and that is Make Historical ON + Disable Level Up OFF. In my experience buildings with this setting can disappear, but if I use Disable Zone Check - they don't. Although these two mods are marked as incompatible, they actually work together with these settings pretty well. If you play with these two mods a bit, especially now that all your buildings will be connected to a road - I promise you instant earnings, and instant population growth, as that setting alone has stunted your city's growth to a huge degree. This will also increase your land value a lot, which will cause even more buildings to level up. 3. Policies: Enable Industry 4.0 as a citywide policy (if you haven't already) so that your industry starts taking on your educated cims. This can be a huge money earner if your education level is high. Try enabling Small business enthusiast, Big business benefactor, and Industrial Space citywide to see if any of those can turn you a profit. (enable citywide policies by using the city policy button that you can find on the "i" that's on the left of your map name, as I noticed you change policies by district in this video for some reason) These policies are designed to increase commercial sales, and the manufacture of goods (the second is helpful if you see that you're importing more than you're exporting, which means your wasting a lot of money on imports. When you export more than you import, that's a money earner). 4. Parks (if you set up their entrances properly) can be HUGE money earners. Every park I have earns me tons with a city the size of yours, but the key is to put them all in between locations that draw crowds (between commercial and residential, between one part of town and the university, next to schools, connecting big transport stations with other parts of town, especially if the park gives cims a shortcut). Also, try enabling "Prefer parks" as a city-wide policy to see what that would do to park visitors, it will probably increase them. 5. Always look at your demand. Right now, if you built more residential (since your residential demand is through the roof), that would mean that you'll fill more job positions, and these new employments will give your city a revenue boost (since probably a lot of your industry and commercial could use more workers, even if it doesn't say so explicitly) Loving how Marble Mountain looks, so keep up the great work! None other CS series comes even close for me, and that's probably because you're using the right amount of mods and assets, which makes your techniques easy to learn from and relatable. If only you could also nail the city planning/city management aspect this would be perfect. However, I do know that your playstyle doesn't really focus on that and that the city planning is not as fun to you, so, this is just wishful thinking. I'll continue to watch your series as long as I play CS!
You could get plain pavement/asphalt roads, or pedestrian streets by Urbanist. You can that drag those closer to the buildings that are not connected to the road. Then you don’t need to use the dirt road all the time, and in my opinion those tiny streets look more realistic. Plus, you can basically „draw over“/remove the pavement roads with the surface painter mod, so you won’t see them at all.
The roundabout at 6:30 shouldn’t be a highway road. Pedestrians can’t walk on the side of highway roads and the cars go unnecessarily fast through the roundabout since the speed limit is higher. Love the content
Yo Two Dollars! There are mods that deletes the problems thats happening on those buildings! If you can add them the city will be more amazingly clean!
@@sulliez1594 haha that's true! Congrats on winning again my guy! Your build really fits in there perfectly. Let's hope $2.20 gets some motorcycle assets to put in there as well
Yeah man I really wanted to include just 1 prop - Harley Davidsons but was against the rules 😂 so after won asked if he minded including them as they’ll look so good around the commercial area! Yeah hope these build comps become a regular thing and get bigger and more entries etc, was equally enjoyable looking at everyone else’s builds and how everyone came up with stories etc
If you do another build competition this summer, I'll probably have time to participate! The last one was happening when I was still trying to finish up work from the school year.
I put a lot of time into Industries in my last city. After a lot of frustration achieving any profit, and spending a lot of time on Steam forums, I finally became successful with a solid income stream from specialized industry, commercial zones, and universities. There are some complex interactions between the assets provided with each industry, and they must ALL be utilized in order to develop a stable , profitable industry. Proper use of warehouses is critical The Wiki describes the importance of the supply chain, but there are no details in how to set it up for effective interaction between the various assets. It is far too complex to describe in one post, but I would be interested in a dialog, and will try to pass on what I have learned. My last city had a population of 250k, two universities each providing 65k, oil providing 135k, ore 80k, farming and forestry about 45k, warehouses 100k, commercial was at 120k, residential provided 180k, happiness quotient at 87%, traffic at 82%, and the treasury at 55M. My new city is 30k pop, 33k income 5M treasury, no specialized industry as yet. I'm new to C.S. and city building (only 3 cities so far), but I've figured out some of how a few things work. I don't know how to open communication, so let me know in a reply if you would like to discuss what I've learned. I like the work you do, I am just getting into the intricate detailing you and other youtubers excel at. I learn a lot from you guys. Thanks.
I'm playing on PS4 since it was for free, but the difference between PS4 Vanille (no Add ons) and Modded PC is so huge, that I'm starting to lose intrest in the PS4 Version -.-
Glad to see you’ve been able to work out some of the issues - the base game mechanics are really finicky a lot of the time. The contest build is really cool, and so is the track - I was wondering if it would end up in the series. Good luck sorting out some of the other issues with the industry, but don’t drive yourself crazy. And don’t turn off unlimited money, whatever you do.
I’d love to see the next contest on the side of the river adjacent to Montana. Idk this build location didn’t really do it for me so I didn’t enter even though I entered the last two. I think a more urban competition could be great
He has said I think on a live stream that will potentially will create in future dude as it’s been requested loads... imagine if he does Area 51 as a build competition????!!! That would be crazy!
Everytime I try to do a city, my game crashes and I lose everything. It sucks because I love this game. Any tips on how to not have game crashes from mods?
It seems ignorant to me that Imperatur did all these fixes before and idk why ure not just porting the new stuff into that "new" savegame. No instead u complain and will do it ureself. Im really really disappointed in you lately. Im so sad about it. Imperatur wasted so much time on it...
I’m not sure why this upsets you so much. He did all this in an old savegame. If I used his version I would have lost about 4 episodes worth of content.
rlas he didn’t tell me he was fixing the savegame. Just sent me the savegame when he’d finished. Plus I implemented everything he fixed. Took me an hr.
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Hey dude it’s Sully! Just want to say thanks again for picking my build, its mind blowing to see it in your city! So chuffed man.
Guys seriously you should take part in the next one, it was super good fun and there are some amazingly talented people who entered! Get involved!
Watching your vids from now on I’ll remember my build is in there so the series is extra special to watch now!
Ohh and how did that hedge get in the chimney of that house whooops! 😅 think that must have happened through MoveIt 😂😂😂
Keep up the great work TDT, MM is by far my fave cities skylines series and don’t want it to end till it’s fully detailed (although sure you’ll hit the prop count before then)
Thanks, Sully 🙌🙌🙌
Was a big fan of Ferg’s music festival also so would love to see that or something similar in the map one day!
Really an impressive build. You should be super proud of yourself!
hey man what assets did u use for ur build bc im trying to re create it
Turn "off" redundant warehouses as well as those skyscrapers. Unique buildings take up a lot of maintenance.
the same problem could be why there is barely any traffic
When I first looked at the thumbnail, I thought he brought back the Bordertown series
I've been binging through the Marble Mountain series and I am so glad to see you finally addressing functionality. I hope that you continue to make things functional and beautiful.
Your so good at making the content interesting.
With that area for the build competition, you should really take the parking along the road and flip it around. People wouldn't be parking off the side of the highway. You should take it and flip it around to where the parking is butted up against the highway railing, so they would be pulling off that frontage road to park, rather than pulling literally straight off the highway into parking spaces. If that were real, hundreds of people would be killed every year trying to pull in and out of those parking spaces while drivers fly past at highway speeds.
Haha yeah had that thought, and at those speeds as well. But know two dollars likes creating ‘unique environments’ for cities skylines so it may work.. the map needs to reflect a much larger space and in real life I’m sure people do this out in the desert miles away from towns etc right (I’m from UK so only seen photos and films/tv as reference. At least that was the idea behind it, although in this situation yeah people may die reversing out on to that highway 😂 especially considering there’s a liquor store there 😉
16:08 I get that with all my crematoriums and garbage disposal units whenever there's a disconnected building anywhere on the map. On some of my larger maps it took me ages to figure out where that was. And I was getting this even on the other side of the map to where the disconnected roads were.
i always find your intro relaxing and well made :)
indeed
I definitely want another contest
you deserve 100k subs man ;) wish the city skylines community was bigger on youtube
The reason why houses are around the truck stop is because it is a truck stop style town.
Search up Breezewood, Pennsylvania.
1,000-1,400 Residents 3-4 highway interchange. Many restaurants & Gas Stations.
I'm really glad we had this episode, I hope Montana will grow in population and it would be nice if it even made a profit. I know that it's not the main point of this series but I think it's nice to see that your city/region, which you have put countless hours in, is successful.
I really do love this series.;)
Wish that Speedway was on the work shop. That thing is awesome!!!
As someone who's seen rural Arizona, I can confirm that the houses in the desert often have a lot of random trash around them: washing machines, antique cars, scrap metal etc. Why? Where from? How did it get there? We will never know.
Yes, please get into more of the city management
make sure there are smallish warehouses near commercial areas and store commercial goods in them. Any factories that need a certain product (wood, paper, metal etc) should be placed near those factories. Trucks will deliver the goods from industry to them, and they will be nearby where they are needed.
When you do get around to building Reno, be sure to capture the scumminess of it all. Reno is a place you expect to be nicer than it is, and nowhere is that more evident than in the city's downtown.
For the roads problem I think there are invisible road in the workshop, they may be useful
Your cities are really well done, you sort of inspired me to start my own series and start. Videos are fantastic and are always well done!
Parks and good industry is great for money. For good working industry, good trafic management is great.
You should put the Reno build on the other side of the mountain lake(Tahoe), Reno sits at the foot hills between pine forest and desert. Search Reno mountain for images. Reno doesn't have a track, but Vegas does.
Really enjoyed this episode
And congrats to the winner of the build contest. That was a great build
Also, to easily fix the road connection issue: Turn road anarchy on, deactivate collision in (same menu as road anarchy). Then in moveit, copy and paste the buildings to easily replop.
Cities Skylines vehicle AI is like "of course I will fly through buildings and across rivers just to park in some parking spot...but actually drive some metres over pavement to reach a citizen in need of help? Uhm no?!"
Build Comp came down on university crunch time; so if another one comes up, hopefully I could participate!
This is not going to solve the problems directly, but it might make that process a little easier: Have you tried Move It's re-build feature? When you select a building, the menu where you align heights etc gets a new button all the way at the top; the circle drawn with two arrows. I don't know if this will actually work, but once you have your "repair roads" placed in a problem area, you could try selecting the buildings and just clicking re-build. That might save you from having to relocate the buildings one by one.
Idk how easy it would be but if you could have a spot in the dessert where people take their quads and trophy trucks that would be sick!
Add some cargo stations, airports and stuff. That'll increase your export until demand is less in MM.
You're my favorite Cities Skylines TH-camr by far, and I've watched and rewatched the Marble Mountain series a thousand times, because it has helped me learn a lot about how to make my cities aesthetically pleasing. This series is my absolute favorite of all time! However, with all due respect, you suck at actually playing the game (no offense), and it drives me bonkers to see how easily some of your problems can be fixed. Here are some tips:
1. This thing you're doing now on Imperator's suggestion is awesome, and is the first step towards making your city functional. You don't need to drag a road to all of them though - you have some space for maneuvering when it comes to how far you can drag a building from the road, but it has to always face the road or be placed sideways from the road, and in most cases, it will work. You just have to have some patience and experiment with the distance when you first place them to see what works and what doesn't. Also, that big parking lot road is notorious for making buildings placed on it not work, so be mindful of that one. :)
2. BUT, you're still missing out on a lot, and I mean A LOT of tax revenue because if your plop the growables settings have remained the same from your last uploaded save, your buildings are not allowed to level up. To avoid this, (as I mentioned in a previous comment I left on some of your videos) I play with allow buildings to level up, and that is Make Historical ON + Disable Level Up OFF. In my experience buildings with this setting can disappear, but if I use Disable Zone Check - they don't. Although these two mods are marked as incompatible, they actually work together with these settings pretty well. If you play with these two mods a bit, especially now that all your buildings will be connected to a road - I promise you instant earnings, and instant population growth, as that setting alone has stunted your city's growth to a huge degree. This will also increase your land value a lot, which will cause even more buildings to level up.
3. Policies: Enable Industry 4.0 as a citywide policy (if you haven't already) so that your industry starts taking on your educated cims. This can be a huge money earner if your education level is high. Try enabling Small business enthusiast, Big business benefactor, and Industrial Space citywide to see if any of those can turn you a profit. (enable citywide policies by using the city policy button that you can find on the "i" that's on the left of your map name, as I noticed you change policies by district in this video for some reason) These policies are designed to increase commercial sales, and the manufacture of goods (the second is helpful if you see that you're importing more than you're exporting, which means your wasting a lot of money on imports. When you export more than you import, that's a money earner).
4. Parks (if you set up their entrances properly) can be HUGE money earners. Every park I have earns me tons with a city the size of yours, but the key is to put them all in between locations that draw crowds (between commercial and residential, between one part of town and the university, next to schools, connecting big transport stations with other parts of town, especially if the park gives cims a shortcut). Also, try enabling "Prefer parks" as a city-wide policy to see what that would do to park visitors, it will probably increase them.
5. Always look at your demand. Right now, if you built more residential (since your residential demand is through the roof), that would mean that you'll fill more job positions, and these new employments will give your city a revenue boost (since probably a lot of your industry and commercial could use more workers, even if it doesn't say so explicitly)
Loving how Marble Mountain looks, so keep up the great work! None other CS series comes even close for me, and that's probably because you're using the right amount of mods and assets, which makes your techniques easy to learn from and relatable. If only you could also nail the city planning/city management aspect this would be perfect. However, I do know that your playstyle doesn't really focus on that and that the city planning is not as fun to you, so, this is just wishful thinking. I'll continue to watch your series as long as I play CS!
Loved the build competition! Hope you will make another build competition for us!
An idea for the tourist island is something like Hartford island
the speedway looks like Phoenix, which is in the desert, surround by suburban encroachment
You could get plain pavement/asphalt roads, or pedestrian streets by Urbanist. You can that drag those closer to the buildings that are not connected to the road. Then you don’t need to use the dirt road all the time, and in my opinion those tiny streets look more realistic. Plus, you can basically „draw over“/remove the pavement roads with the surface painter mod, so you won’t see them at all.
Beautiful is all I can say.
new build competition yes yes yes
The roundabout at 6:30 shouldn’t be a highway road. Pedestrians can’t walk on the side of highway roads and the cars go unnecessarily fast through the roundabout since the speed limit is higher. Love the content
great planning!
Now I have a computer that is decent I say yes, do more competitions please!
I was having such a bad day, but your videos always calm me down and watching this just really got me through the morning :D
Yo Two Dollars! There are mods that deletes the problems thats happening on those buildings! If you can add them the city will be more amazingly clean!
10:29 Scuttlebutt
I would love a other competition
Yes please! Something on the coast this time?
Me to it will be my first one!
Get involved guys!!! Seriously enjoyable as everyone comes up with so many different ideas of what to put in that space!
@@sulliez1594 haha that's true! Congrats on winning again my guy! Your build really fits in there perfectly. Let's hope $2.20 gets some motorcycle assets to put in there as well
Yeah man I really wanted to include just 1 prop - Harley Davidsons but was against the rules 😂 so after won asked if he minded including them as they’ll look so good around the commercial area! Yeah hope these build comps become a regular thing and get bigger and more entries etc, was equally enjoyable looking at everyone else’s builds and how everyone came up with stories etc
I will try to enter the next compition can't wait!
If you do another build competition this summer, I'll probably have time to participate! The last one was happening when I was still trying to finish up work from the school year.
Owen Reese do it man! Pretty sure everyone who took part really enjoyed coming up with ideas for the space
I put a lot of time into Industries in my last city. After a lot of frustration achieving any profit, and spending a lot of time on Steam forums, I finally became successful with a solid income stream from specialized industry, commercial zones, and universities. There are some complex interactions between the assets provided with each industry, and they must ALL be utilized in order to develop a stable , profitable industry. Proper use of warehouses is critical The Wiki describes the importance of the supply chain, but there are no details in how to set it up for effective interaction between the various assets. It is far too complex to describe in one post, but I would be interested in a dialog, and will try to pass on what I have learned. My last city had a population of 250k, two universities each providing 65k, oil providing 135k, ore 80k, farming and forestry about 45k, warehouses 100k, commercial was at 120k, residential provided 180k, happiness quotient at 87%, traffic at 82%, and the treasury at 55M. My new city is 30k pop, 33k income 5M treasury, no specialized industry as yet. I'm new to C.S. and city building (only 3 cities so far), but I've figured out some of how a few things work. I don't know how to open communication, so let me know in a reply if you would like to discuss what I've learned. I like the work you do, I am just getting into the intricate detailing you and other youtubers excel at. I learn a lot from you guys. Thanks.
Maybe try the force zoning mod on the parking lot roads?
I think that could be the problem, that the parking lot roads have no zoning
I'm playing on PS4 since it was for free, but the difference between PS4 Vanille (no Add ons) and Modded PC is so huge, that I'm starting to lose intrest in the PS4 Version -.-
I have Xbox version and the difference is BIG. Modded Pc version is the best.
Glad to see you’ve been able to work out some of the issues - the base game mechanics are really finicky a lot of the time. The contest build is really cool, and so is the track - I was wondering if it would end up in the series. Good luck sorting out some of the other issues with the industry, but don’t drive yourself crazy. And don’t turn off unlimited money, whatever you do.
I’d love to see the next contest on the side of the river adjacent to Montana. Idk this build location didn’t really do it for me so I didn’t enter even though I entered the last two. I think a more urban competition could be great
Great video, awesome work
I have a feeling the vehicle limit has something to do with the problem
By far the best Cities Skylines series out there ! Eagerly look forward to your videos. I hope you can help me with a build inspired by India !
that sounds interesting
There are plugins to remove garbage and dead bodies automatically.
Someone should make like an Area 51 base, it would look kind of cool
Gio Abboud haha this has been asked about loads 😂
@@sulliez1594 Ahh Ok, sry, cz i never saw anyone mention it. Oh well
He has said I think on a live stream that will potentially will create in future dude as it’s been requested loads... imagine if he does Area 51 as a build competition????!!! That would be crazy!
The last screenshot was my build :)
Your vids are so relaxing
Like the area type of emergency services?
Can't wait to see your map on GTA 6
Would be amazing tho :D
Ur map is nice
14:20 The *track* ;D
The build comp winner has a very ‘slab city’ feel to me, just on a smaller scale
Any buddy notice that MM is 100 years old in game
love dat intro
Sichuan Province, what's going on with that map?
I love your series however I think the interchange near the Tumbleweed is too big and doesnt really fit in there
very nice
Can you build city inspired by istanbul??
How did you let that happen in the first place?
OI MATE!
Lol my pc is way too shit for me to enter the build competition
You using any graphics mods dude? My game looks like trash on a 2080ti...
Will you get more vehicle mods for road?
Already got it
Ok
Everytime I try to do a city, my game crashes and I lose everything. It sucks because I love this game. Any tips on how to not have game crashes from mods?
I WANT FIRST PERSON!!!
Also nice video, its pretty relaxing and entertaining
When are you posting a new video of Sichuan Province??
No idea but not for a while sorry!
@@twodollarstwenty that's okay, just wanted to be sure! Anyway, keep doing Marble Mountain, that's a piece of art! Love it
HUHHH I thought you would use that other TH-camr that made the racetrack??!!!???
Ok I suck here I didn't watch the entire episode
Why didn’t you just delete the comment?
Border Town?
Border town is done
Hi
Nintendo 64
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It seems ignorant to me that Imperatur did all these fixes before and idk why ure not just porting the new stuff into that "new" savegame. No instead u complain and will do it ureself. Im really really disappointed in you lately. Im so sad about it. Imperatur wasted so much time on it...
I’m not sure why this upsets you so much. He did all this in an old savegame. If I used his version I would have lost about 4 episodes worth of content.
@@twodollarstwenty why didnt u tell him that tho before he was wasting so much time. It makes no sense in my eyes. Im sorry
rlas he didn’t tell me he was fixing the savegame. Just sent me the savegame when he’d finished. Plus I implemented everything he fixed. Took me an hr.
@@twodollarstwenty okay ill take everything back what i said. Have a great weekend or whatever day it is rn in Australia :)
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