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Bradley Walsh and his son Barney embark on a new adventure in the latest season of Breaking Dad. This episode sees the dynamic duo navigating the picturesque landscapes and unique challenges of their latest travel destination. Join them as they immerse themselves in local culture, confront hilarious mishaps, and strengthen their father-son bond through shared experiences.
Witness their genuine reactions to unfamiliar situations and discover the heartwarming moments that arise from their journey. The episode offers a blend of humor, relatable family dynamics, and stunning scenery, providing an entertaining watch for all viewers. Explore the world through their eyes as they create lasting memories.
#BreakingDad #BradleyWalsh #TravelSeries
Witness their genuine reactions to unfamiliar situations and discover the heartwarming moments that arise from their journey. The episode offers a blend of humor, relatable family dynamics, and stunning scenery, providing an entertaining watch for all viewers. Explore the world through their eyes as they create lasting memories.
#BreakingDad #BradleyWalsh #TravelSeries
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00:01Bradley and Barney are back.
00:03Come on!
00:03And this time they're heading further from home than ever before.
00:07Australia!
00:08Wow!
00:12This Aussie adventure kicks off in Australia's iconic Urzans capital, Sydney.
00:17From there, it's full throttle north past the sun-soaked beaches of the Gold Coast
00:21before diving headfirst into the dusty wilds of the Queensland outback.
00:25Finally, ending in Cairns, the gateway to the Great Barrier Roof.
00:29As ever, Barney's embracing the culture and chasing thrills.
00:33And Brad?
00:35Well, he's just questioning the life choices that led him here.
00:38He's caught to keep hitting me in the eye.
00:40And trying to survive.
00:41Guys, I really don't want to do this.
00:42I want to.
00:54Sydney Opera House, yes!
00:59Can you hear, can you hear the thunder?
01:04You better watch, you better take cover.
01:08I love it! I love it!
01:13Brad, Barney and Brad's invisible flute have arrived in Australia's largest city, Sydney.
01:18Home to over a hundred beaches and probably the most famous opera house in the world.
01:23Here we go, Dad. Back on the road.
01:25So, Sydney, what do you think?
01:26I think it's great and don't call me Sydney.
01:30That's terrible.
01:31I've been waiting for years to do that joke.
01:33That's terrible.
01:33The boys are starting off in one of Sydney's oldest neighbourhoods, the Rocks,
01:37site of the first European settlement back in 1788.
01:41Back then, it was packed with convicts, sailors and more than its fair share of shady characters.
01:46These days, it's more cafes, galleries and tourists.
01:50This is a lovely area, isn't it?
01:52So, look at that.
01:53Old Georgian buildings.
01:54I'll tell you what, this has got old England written all over it.
01:57Victoria armour.
01:58Fantastic. I love it.
01:59If I was going to live in Sydney, this is where I want to live.
02:02Yes, nice.
02:03I thought we'd start in Sydney and we're going to go all the way up the East Coast
02:06and we're going to end somewhere that's on my personal bucket list
02:09and I think it might be yours as well.
02:10Is it the pub?
02:11The Great Barrier Reef.
02:12No.
02:13The Great Barrier Reef.
02:14The Great Barrier Reef.
02:15If I get there and it's just a regular barrier reef and it ain't great,
02:18I'm going to go, well, what's the point?
02:20You've got to be excited and feel lucky that you're going to the Great Barrier Reef.
02:23You've got to be excited like I'm driving you.
02:25You just sit there, you're looking at your phone,
02:28coming out with all this old malarkey you come out with
02:30and I've got to go, wow, wow, fantastic.
02:32I've got to concentrate, I've got to do that and I've got to drive out of my...
02:38That's a great view. Look at that.
02:40The Opera House there. Wow.
02:42Do you want to know what we're up to today?
02:43Day one, it's going to end in tears, isn't it?
02:46No, no, it's not going to end in tears.
02:48All right, what are we doing then?
02:49We've seen Sydney now from the RV.
02:51Yeah.
02:52We're going to go see Sydney from the air.
02:54We're just going to go in a nice little plane.
02:57We're going to fly over Sydney.
02:58It'll be nice.
02:59OK.
03:00You've been in a plane before.
03:01Yeah, but not a little one.
03:03We've jumped out of a little one.
03:04I didn't jump out at all.
03:06I was strapped to a bloke's black and he threw himself out of a plane.
03:08I had no option.
03:11Come on, Brad.
03:12With its famous harbour, golden beaches and iconic landmarks,
03:15there's only one way really to appreciate the full epic vista.
03:19And that's from 5,000 feet up.
03:21Oh, look.
03:22Yeah.
03:22Is that a biplane?
03:24Although flying with a team named after the notorious Red Baron implies this might not be your run-of-the
03:29-mill scenic tour.
03:31G'day, boys.
03:31Hello.
03:32How's it going?
03:32Welcome to Australia.
03:34Thanks for having us.
03:34These are really cool.
03:35I'm Barney.
03:36This is my dad, Brad.
03:37Good to meet you.
03:37Good to meet you.
03:37Good to see you.
03:38Good to meet you, Brad.
03:39This is my wingman, Mark.
03:40Nice to meet you, Mark.
03:41I'm not sure if you know, but today we're going to be flying in formation together.
03:46Cool, right?
03:46You'll probably never have flown this close with another aircraft.
03:50Yeah, it's going to be great.
03:51Yeah.
03:51So, Amir, how long have you been doing this?
03:54Aerobatics only started about a week ago, so that's all new for me.
03:58Yesterday for me.
03:58No, I'm just kidding.
03:59I'm just kidding.
04:00I reckon we put Brad in the extra then because you've got the bubble canopy.
04:04In this aircraft, Barney, it's an open canopy.
04:08Great.
04:08So if we go upside down at any stage, you know, I don't think your dad would like that one.
04:13Yeah, okay.
04:14Have you guys seen Top Gun?
04:15Yeah, I have.
04:15I've seen both films.
04:16Okay, you've seen the first one where one rolls upside down and...
04:20Right, yeah, okay.
04:21I think I've seen that clip, actually.
04:23Yeah, so they take a photo.
04:24Yeah, yeah.
04:25We can do that.
04:26No, let's not do that.
04:26Let's just go up, do a little and then come down.
04:29You're nervous, aren't you?
04:29I am nervous, yeah.
04:30Are you scared of heights?
04:31Yeah, no worries.
04:32Well, let's get you guys into a flight suit.
04:34Come on through.
04:34See you in a bit.
04:34Let's go.
04:36Flying in close formation leaves no margin for error.
04:39With the planes only three metres apart, the Walshers will be so close, Barney will definitely
04:43be able to see the fear in his dad's eyes.
04:46After you, sir.
04:47Welcome, first class.
04:49The things I do, he is going to be absolutely cacking himself right now.
04:55You know Top Gun?
04:57Yeah.
04:58Like a goose in Top Gun, I'm chicken.
05:01Can chickens fly, Brad?
05:03Well, I suppose you're about to find out.
05:05The pre-flight check's done.
05:07It's tray tables up, seats in their upright position, and time for take-off.
05:12See you up there, Dad.
05:24That's crazy.
05:26Wow.
05:28See, you can see he's not actually that close.
05:30Well, that's close enough.
05:31Don't worry about that.
05:33Hello, Dad.
05:33Can you hear me?
05:34How you doing?
05:35Um, okay.
05:38Have a look to your left-hand side there.
05:40You can see that Sydney harbour there.
05:42Dad, this is amazing.
05:44This is so special.
05:45It really is.
05:46It's a beautiful part of the world, I have to say.
05:49Why don't I show you it upside down, Brad?
05:52It's even more beautiful.
05:54Ha!
05:55No thanks.
05:57I think you misunderstood, Brad.
05:58You're not there for the 360-degree views.
06:01You're there for the full 360-degree experience.
06:04Worst of all, there's no refunds.
06:07Oh, boys, here we go.
06:08Here we go.
06:09Run, boy, run.
06:11With top speeds over 200 miles per hour, Brad and Barney will be experiencing up to 5 Gs in the
06:16turns.
06:17Easily enough for the untrained to lose consciousness.
06:20Oh, dear God.
06:22The sun will be guiding you.
06:24Contact.
06:25You can see what's on the left, look.
06:27Yeah.
06:28Oh, no.
06:31F*** me.
06:32Oh, Jesus.
06:33We got him right.
06:35Oh, my God.
06:36We got him in the sights.
06:37We got him in the sights.
06:39You're on top gun now, Brad and Barney.
06:40Oh.
06:41Yeah.
06:45No.
06:46Oh.
06:47Oh.
06:47Yeah, we got him.
06:50Yee-haw.
06:54Oh.
06:56Oh.
06:57I hated that every second of it.
07:00Ha-ha-ha.
07:01F*** off.
07:01I'm afraid you're not done just yet, Brad.
07:04There's still time for one more, and probably the most dangerous manoeuvre of all.
07:08The iconic Top Gun formation.
07:11Whoa.
07:12Fred Barron, here I go.
07:13Oh, my God.
07:18Oh, my God.
07:21Oh, my God.
07:24Oh, my God.
07:36We got a combat gun.
07:37It's too close.
07:38Baby.
07:39F*** off.
07:40We got a combat gun.
07:41Two.
07:43Runners rolling.
07:45Oh, f*** that.
07:47Hey.
07:48There we go.
07:50Yee-haw.
07:51F*** off.
07:59Oh, dear.
08:00Day one in Australia, and we've had a chunder down under.
08:04That was awesome.
08:06That is one very broken dad.
08:08God.
08:09That was epic.
08:15That was horrific.
08:18You look green.
08:24Cheers, Mark.
08:25I'm so proud of you.
08:26Hurry up.
08:27I'm so...
08:28Don't put that near me.
08:29I'm so proud of you.
08:30Well done.
08:30I know you hated that, but look, you smashed it.
08:33Hold that bag.
08:34I'm not touching that bag.
08:35Hold that bag.
08:35I'm not touching that bag.
08:37You're disgusted.
08:38No way.
08:40I'm glad I wore me brown underpants.
08:47Oh, dear.
08:47That was insane.
08:48I'm proud of you for doing that, because that was pretty nuts.
08:50Oh, thank you.
08:51It was very stunty.
08:52As far as stunts go, like, that was pretty...
08:54Stunty?
08:55Yeah, it was.
08:56It's like being in a washing machine.
08:58Now I know what my socks feel like in a spin dryer.
09:01You've got a really weird brain.
09:03I do, yeah.
09:03Yeah.
09:04Right, so where are we going now, mate?
09:06You've thrown up, so I don't think you're going to be very hungry, are you?
09:09Not really, but...
09:10But I've sorted out a really nice meal for us.
09:13Proper slap-up meal, but we have to get change for it.
09:15We have to look nicer.
09:16It's called Kangaroo Point.
09:17Where are we going?
09:18Wow.
09:19Do you know, if you look at the profile of a kangaroo,
09:21and if you look at a greyhound dog having a poo,
09:26they look exactly the same.
09:27What?
09:30I'm sure they look the same.
09:36I've got hysterical.
09:39That'll be the empty stomach, Brad.
09:41Just an hour north of Sydney lies the magnificent Moorgamara Nature Reserve
09:45on the banks of the Hawkesbury River.
09:47With its protected coves and nutrient-rich currents,
09:50its seafood is famous throughout Australia,
09:53and it's where Barney has booked them in for a spot of fine dining.
09:56Nice to meet you. How do I look?
09:57You look great.
09:57Thank you, mate, yeah.
09:58So, tell me, why do we have to...
10:00Be so smart?
10:01Well, this is a proper slap-up meal, you know.
10:03We've got to look the part, yeah?
10:04Yeah, lovely.
10:05Welcome.
10:06This family-owned restaurant is run by Sheridan,
10:08with the help of her dad, Phil.
10:10But, in true Breaking Dad fashion, this isn't any old restaurant.
10:14For a start, it's a little trickier to get to
10:16than your average high street joint.
10:18So, whereabouts is your restaurant?
10:19Look, it's just around the corner here.
10:21We are quite secluded.
10:23It's special, it's very private, you know.
10:24We basically have the place to yourself.
10:26Thank you, guys.
10:26Oh, wow, thank you.
10:28You ready?
10:29Oh, hang on a minute.
10:30Oh, girls.
10:31That's why there's no restaurant,
10:33because there's actually no restaurant.
10:34It's just a table in the water.
10:37It's really cool.
10:38I was told to bring this suit.
10:39Don't worry, we've got you covered.
10:41You have? By what?
10:41We've got some waders to put on.
10:43I saw it. I get you really dressed up.
10:46What do you think?
10:47Best restaurant in Sydney.
10:49Thank you, guys.
10:50Do you serve soul?
10:51I've got plenty of soul.
10:53The lower Hawkesbury River is where fresh water
10:56from the Blue Mountains meets the Pacific Ocean,
10:58creating a little slice of oyster heaven.
11:01Sheridan came up with its once-in-a-lifetime
11:03dining experience during COVID,
11:05when the family oyster farm
11:06became the ultimate socially distanced restaurant.
11:09What happened to the other people in the queue?
11:10Did they drown?
11:11They are the dinner.
11:12No, no.
11:13They are the dinner.
11:14So, we've got your fresh dinner over here.
11:17Experience, isn't it?
11:18Look, look what's happening.
11:20Awesome.
11:21Harvested from the very waters you're standing in.
11:23Love this. This is great, isn't it?
11:25The Sydney rock oyster is by far
11:27Australia's most popular oyster,
11:28with around 96 million eaten each year.
11:32Have you ever opened an oyster before?
11:34Never.
11:35Then?
11:35Oh!
11:37I'm trying to save it.
11:39I've got to be funny.
11:40It's about eight quid for bolly just slagging the water.
11:42So, you ready to have a go?
11:44Yes.
11:45Shimmy, shimmy, shimmy up to two o'clock.
11:46Nice.
11:47Take the lid off.
11:48Yay!
11:49It's not so easy, is it?
11:50No, the wind did that.
11:52The wind...
11:53Cheers.
11:53Cheers.
11:56You've probably never had oysters this fresh in your life.
11:58Oh, that's lovely, guys.
12:00So, what makes a Sydney rock oyster special from other types of oyster?
12:03It's an indigenous oyster.
12:05It's the oyster that was here for...
12:0740,000 years.
12:0840,000 years that we know of.
12:09So, did you just say 40,000 years?
12:11Yes.
12:12And the rock oysters are native to this specific area?
12:15The east coast of Australia.
12:16The east coast of Australia.
12:17We also have a really unique oyster that is a specialty.
12:22So...
12:23Oh, my God!
12:28Wow, that is amazing, isn't it?
12:29What kind of oyster is that?
12:30It's a Pacific oyster.
12:31OK.
12:32We used to call it the Japanese oyster.
12:34Considered a delicacy in the Far East, the giant Pacific oyster is not for the faint-hearted.
12:39Growing to over 30 centimetres long, this is the oyster-eating equivalent of a bungee jump.
12:44There we go.
12:44Look at the size of that!
12:47No!
12:50Now, we're just going to watch because it would be rude if we would have any, right, Dan?
12:53Was this a chick oyster?
12:54No.
12:54Is it made of rubber or something?
12:56No.
12:56No, you watched me harvest it and try and...
13:06What's it like?
13:08I'm not sure about that.
13:10I'll tell you what, mate.
13:11People want them.
13:11It's...
13:12It's in a quiet taste, I'll have to be honest.
13:16Seriously?
13:18I'll tell you what, you've absolutely nailed it with this restaurant.
13:20Because you come back for dinner, you've got to do about five grand for Bollinger before you get a glass.
13:24That's right.
13:25See you guys.
13:26Thank you very much.
13:26That was great.
13:27What about that?
13:28I love that.
13:29Oh, let me in.
13:31Good potatoes.
13:34Let's go surfing now.
13:36Everybody's learning how to come on a safari with me.
13:42What about this then, Dan?
13:43No, I actually like it here.
13:45It's cool, eh?
13:46Yeah.
13:46So this is Manly Beach.
13:48Oh, right, yeah.
13:49One of a hundred beaches in Sydney.
13:51Australians on a beach are as happy as a pig in...
13:54Well, you get the idea.
13:55Starting your day at the beach is practically a way of life,
13:58and why every morning the Sydney locals flock to the sand at sunrise.
14:02This is where the very first surfing competition was held, here in Manly Beach.
14:06Oh, what?
14:07No, you know, Hawaii?
14:08No, here in Manly Beach, Australia.
14:11Oh, I thought it was Hawaii.
14:111964.
14:12I can't believe, seriously, the amount of people that are on the beach so early in the morning.
14:17It's an absolute joke.
14:18And what?
14:19Why are they at work?
14:20What do they do for a living?
14:21You find everything to moan about.
14:24I do not.
14:25Interesting thing about this place, right?
14:27Manly Beach.
14:28People come here to moan.
14:30Is that true or are you winding up?
14:32They do.
14:32They get up in the morning, they come here, they moan about trivial things,
14:35and then they run in the sea to get rid of all the stress and anger of before they start
14:39their day.
14:39I moan and I go and get rid of the moan?
14:41Yeah.
14:42This is like cleansing, is it?
14:43This is a cleansing experience.
14:45Have fun.
14:46Right, get your moans out!
14:48You want to shower back?
14:49What are you doing?
14:50What?
14:51You have to shout about it.
14:53Give me a chance and I'll come all the way back to see what you just said.
14:56You have to go in there, you have to shout, you have to moan, you have to go,
14:59I'm fed up of not being able to hear anything because I'm old and 65 and my hearing kind.
15:04You don't need to shout now, is there?
15:06Right, so what have you got to moan about?
15:14Whoah uh!
15:15Whoah!
15:15Whoah!
15:15Whoah!
15:17Whoah!
15:18Whoah!
15:19Whoah!
15:20Whoah!
15:22My dad moans are everything!
15:27Well, I'll tell you what, when you're a dad, you'll moan, because you'll have kids, and your kids will drive
15:34you mad.
15:38You know what you've done! You cannot be wearing these on Australian soil, fellas!
15:44Come on, now one of these kerns of shame, hey? What is going on?
15:48Budgie smuggler fashion in fraction notice, because we're not wearing budgie smugglers.
15:52Yeah, our job in Australia is to go around the beaches and find people who are in these things.
15:58What is that?
15:59I'll tell you what, I hope you're not watching this in 3D, you'll have your eye out.
16:03How much is the fine? 50 bucks?
16:05Yeah, 50's flat.
16:06Okay, we're on the clock here, let's get it going, please.
16:09I know, I apologise. 50 bucks.
16:11There it is, there it is!
16:13It's actually 50 each.
16:14Yes, thank you, buddy, please.
16:16Thank you very much, please.
16:17It's in the fine print.
16:18That last ticket is easy.
16:19Beers are on me tonight, boys.
16:20Thank you very much.
16:23They've got a runner.
16:25They've got a runner.
16:29Having finally freed themselves from the fashion police, the boys thought it best to leave town.
16:33Just two hours west of Sydney, the Blue Mountains feel a world aware, offering fresh mountain air and views to
16:40die for.
16:40That's if this famous landscape isn't completely shrouded in fog.
16:44There ain't no mountain high enough
16:48Ain't no valley low enough
16:52Ain't no river wide enough
16:55It's Marvin Gaye. Do you know what happened to Marvin Gaye?
16:57No.
16:58His dad shot him.
16:59Did he actually?
17:00So watch it.
17:04Oh, look at this, Barnes.
17:06We are heading into the abyss.
17:08I know.
17:08It is freezing.
17:10Did you know it was going to be like this?
17:12Of course I did. That's why I put jeans on.
17:14Well, why didn't you say something to me then?
17:16I'm freezing.
17:17I did. I said it's going to be colder up the mountain.
17:19Yeah, but I didn't know it was going to be this cold.
17:21The Blue Mountains is ten times older than the Grand Canyon.
17:24Is it really?
17:25Yeah.
17:26There's over 130 different plant and animal species in the Blue Mountains.
17:30They have parrots, parakeets.
17:32Yeah.
17:32Cockatoos, black cockatoos, white cockatoos.
17:35Have you ever seen a cockatoo?
17:37I'm not answering that.
17:39I'm not putting up with that nonsense, OK?
17:44We're not here to put up with your stupid jokes, all right?
17:54It's just so childish.
18:02Well, this might wipe the smile off his face.
18:05Barney has booked Brad a trip on the scenic Skyway, the largest cable car in the Southern
18:10Hemisphere, offering spectacular views of the Blue Mountains' iconic Three Sisters and Katoomba Falls.
18:17Wow, look at this.
18:18This is wonderful.
18:18This is cool, isn't it?
18:19Yeah.
18:22This place is really old.
18:24I'm telling you, 340 million years old.
18:26How do you know that?
18:27It's 340 million years.
18:29Well, exactly.
18:30Well, to the day.
18:31Roughly, I guess.
18:32I don't know.
18:32Say it roughly.
18:33340 million years.
19:03You're actually insufferable.
19:05They're on top of the cable car.
19:05They actually do, yeah.
19:06It's brilliant.
19:07It's funny you say that.
19:08Right, guys.
19:10OK.
19:11Ready to go?
19:12I ain't getting on top of the cable car.
19:14Yeah, we are.
19:15Absolutely no way.
19:15This is the experience, Dad.
19:17It's not just riding a cable car.
19:19Surprise!
19:19And to be fair, Barney never actually specified how you'd be riding on the cable car.
19:24Dad, it'll be fine.
19:25Don't worry.
19:26OK.
19:26We're doing it together.
19:28You always do this to me.
19:29I don't do this to you.
19:30I do this with you.
19:32To get the best views of the area, Brad and Barney will be standing precariously on top of the cable
19:37car, suspended 270 metres above the valley floor.
19:42You nervous?
19:43Yeah, I am, actually, yeah.
19:44You'll be fine.
19:46Ready when you are, mate.
19:47OK.
19:48Good luck.
19:50Stand back.
19:51You OK?
19:52Stand back.
19:57Hey, Brad.
19:58Hey, Rosalie.
19:59How are you?
19:59Just stop there.
19:59Stop there for that moment.
20:00I'll just clip you in.
20:01Oh.
20:01That's it.
20:02Keep climbing the ladder.
20:05Joking aside.
20:07OK, OK, OK, OK.
20:08I can't look out there.
20:10That's OK.
20:10Dad?
20:11Yeah?
20:11You all right?
20:12No, no, absolutely not.
20:14You're welcome to take a seat if you want.
20:16Can I have to mind?
20:16Yeah, yeah.
20:17Yeah, just sit down for a few minutes.
20:18Just get your thoughts, OK?
20:20Oh, God.
20:22See, well, it's funny because you're sort of in the cable car and all of a sudden you step
20:27out.
20:28I didn't look.
20:29I took a glimpse as I come out of the ladder joking aside.
20:32I took a glimpse.
20:33I lost my bottle completely.
20:34How's it going?
20:35Oh, mate, I lost my bottle completely when I got out.
20:38Here we are.
20:39Fantastic.
20:39Oh, be careful, Barn.
20:41So, Rosalie, what are we looking at here?
20:42This is the Blue Mountains National Park.
20:4510,300 square kilometres.
20:47They tell me it's about four times the size of Hong Kong.
20:50Are you OK?
20:51Well, I've had better days, to be honest.
20:53But I'm like, I'm actually...
20:55Oh, dear.
20:56He is terrified of heights.
20:56He actually really is.
20:57Do you need to sit down again, or...?
20:59I actually do.
21:00Thank you, thank you.
21:01It's OK.
21:03It's just very eerie when the mist is coming in.
21:05It's like, and the birds, it seems like we're miles above the birds,
21:08and it's like, oh, my God.
21:10Oh, I tell you what, I wouldn't want to be a stuntman.
21:12To be honest, Dad, you're already a stuntman.
21:15Oh, OK, thank you.
21:16All the stuff that we've done on these trips, through the years,
21:18we've done some crazy stuff.
21:19We really have, yeah.
21:20You know?
21:21What a good start to the adventure this is.
21:22Come on, will you stand up for me?
21:24One little stand up.
21:25OK.
21:25And we'll have a look out.
21:26That's it.
21:27Right.
21:28That's it.
21:29Take a little step forward.
21:30You got it.
21:32Yeah, there we go.
21:33All right, OK.
21:34There we go.
21:34Come here, I'm proud of you.
21:36All right, thank you, mate.
21:38All right.
21:39Australia, here we come, eh?
21:39Yeah.
21:40Australia, here we come.
21:42Oh.
21:43I thought he was going to push me off then.
21:45Look at that tap on the edge.
21:48Oh, my God.
21:49Stand by me.
21:52Oh, stand by me.
21:56Oh, stand by me.
21:58Stand by me.
22:00Stand by.
22:06Oh, stand by me.
22:11Oh, stand by me.
22:12Oh, stand by me.
22:15Stand by me.
22:17When all...
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