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Psyche discusses his IRL streaming experience at a pier, interacting with the public and considering future stream logistics. He shares his encounters with various individuals, some of whom were receptive to being filmed, while others declined.
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Psyche recounts his IRL stream at the pier, where he walked around, talked to people, and informed them that they were live on YouTube ▶ 0:15. He notes that many people waved, asked about his channel, or gave peace signs [0:23-0:26], while some declined to be filmed ▶ 0:28. Psyche mentions that he may have unintentionally annoyed some individuals by interacting with them multiple times [0:46-0:47]. He also considers the potential risks of streaming in public and mentions the idea of carrying bear mace for self-defense [0:48-0:55]. At one point, Psyche reflects on the nature of public spaces and the expectations of privacy [1:02-1:07].
The episode appears to highlight Psyche's enthusiasm for engaging with his audience and the public, as well as his willingness to adapt to unexpected situations. It also suggests that he is mindful of the potential risks and challenges associated with streaming in public, and is considering ways to mitigate these risks.
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Did you catch my IRL stream today? Any of that? >> I I was just barely getting home. Uh when you I I saw that you were what? Out at the pier. >> Went to the pier. I got a fish taco. I walked around, talked to everybody I could. I I waved to everybody. I said, "Hey, you're live on YouTube." And I a lot of
people were like saying, "What's your channel?" A lot of people were doing peace signs. A lot of people Most people waved. Some people said I said, "Do you want to be filmed?" They're like, "No." some people and I just put them in the camera and stuff like that. And some sometime some people they didn't want to be bothered and I passed maybe them a couple times because I went back and forth and stuff like that. And I tried the second time I passed them to like put down my camera and not not talk to them. But you know, sometimes I'm not perfect or maybe I I talked to the same
person a couple times and they got annoyed and stuff like that. That'll happen. I need to get a bear mace. I think I need to get if someone comes and tries to attack me, I need to get a bear maze so I can have that handy. And you know, if someone tries to attack me for no reason, cuz if you're in a public place walking around a pier, you're you're you're in public. If you want to be hidden, you can wear a mask. You can, you know, you can not go in
public and stuff like that. But nobody really had a problem. But it's like if you if you someone comes up to me and tries
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