Wubby Sleep Aid: Volume 33

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• EZ

  @ezra-miku-enjoyer · 2 years ago

  honestly the first story is so real, he was so justified in being pissed. turning off the water to the house and then just... SAYING NOTHING TO THE HOMEOWNER?? 😭

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• PI

  @pizzafects · 2 years ago

  REJOICE!! We can now rest brothers! 🫡🫡🛌🛌

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• WA

  @Wack.. · 2 years ago

  Wubby is right about the water people, they should have at the VERY least, told him they shut off his valve and he could just turn it on incase there isnt a leak, but they should have 100% contacted him

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• JA

  @jakeparkens3690 · 2 years ago

  You should do one with just home issues like the electric bill the water bill the trash buildup and the pool. Remind us how broken his home is

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• GL

  @GlassHandler · 2 years ago

  have not fell asleep once, still watch

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• TI

  @TinkerRaw · 2 years ago

  It is 2 AM. I just got done with a nighttime shower and attempting to exercise to try to better myself. last week, I felt foggy and did not sleep well. My mind was racing with stress and things I needed to do the next day. The only thing that gets me through those nights by occupying that constant thought process in my head is wubby sleep aid. Even tonight when I feel calm and ready for sleep, I still want to listen because you posted yesterday and I know it’ll help me sleep throughout the night when the mind starts racing again . Thanks taco, thanks pmw. - Connor Tinker, aka High Potential

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• SI

  @sierrajuliett · 10 months ago (edited)

  Oh wow... I was listening that water issue stream live while on a walk through my old neighborhood during one of the worst times of my life. Listening to it again I am flooded with the beautiful imagery of where I used to live and a deep feeling of sadness, but also a small sense of gratitude that I'm no longer in that situation. That's so crazy.

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• IT

  @itsTomate · 2 years ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsdYhSL6cMo&amp;t=2880">48:00</a> ik it’s a vod and my input doesn’t matter, but if they’re of age, you “have” to serve them. This came up in my training to serve, and it came up with a pregnant woman, it’s morally wrong to serve them, but it’s possible to flip it and sue as sexual discrimination or harassment if you ask them if they’re pregnant. This the case with those with down syndrome, it could be flipped into being ableist or something of the sort

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• KA

  @KacyRaider · 2 years ago

  Thank you for your work on editing these tacoboy! I don&apos;t use these to sleep to, but these are perfect to watch while doing art ❤

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• JA

  @JamesTheEngineer · 2 years ago

  Yo so I used to work at a weed dispensary in an area that has a high percentage of folks that are disabled, elderly, hospice, assisted living, ect, and I&apos;ve sold pot to a LARGE varying demographic of people.<br><br>The question of if it&apos;s morally bad to give a person with a disability like that alcohol if you&apos;re a bartender, it&apos;s the same of if you&apos;re a convenience store clerk or work at a dispensary, and someone like that wants to buy cigarettes or weed. So long as they show valid ID and do not look visibly intoxicated, that person is fully in their own right as an American to do, say and buy what they want regardless if it&apos;s &quot;a bad idea&quot; be it alcohol, tobacco, weed, ect. <br><br>If that individual is genuinely suffering from their disability to the extent that they shouldnt, say, buy weed or go to a bar, then that is pretty much up to their discretion (unless it results in general disturbances or things like that) they&apos;re allowed to indulge in self-destructive habits because they are, yknow, grown ass adults that are cognitive and coherent.

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• SA

  @santinicounsel9023 · 2 years ago

  im glad you post new ones right before I go to bed

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• MA

  @Marc11M · 2 years ago

  I fell asleep halfway during stream now I&apos;m awake to watch this? Everything is backwards

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