HydeWars S00E04 · what ive been up to

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A person shares their current situation of living in their car, grateful for a fleece blanket and having only one glove. They mention having pasta but struggling to boil water due to not affording heat. Despite challenges, they are optimistic about a business opportunity involving buying and selling vintage Pac-Man arcade machines to fund a TV show. They express doubts from others but seek advice on whether purchasing a Pac-Man machine is a good move. The person is determined to succeed and believes in their plan to restore and sell arcade machines.

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