Comments by "abyfkk" (@abyfkk) on "Chamath Palihapitiya: Zuckerberg, Rogan, Musk, and the Incoming “Golden Age” Under Trump" video.

@keinaanabdi6821 )) I totally agree with you. He didn't even look at it. but he tricked Tucker, or Tucker gives him the opportunity to deceive his audience))
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@keinaanabdi6821 it is clear that Tucker has assistants or his own group that remains behind the scenes, but prepares these programs, perhaps someone is a native of India, a guest of the program from Sri Lanka, but the national team of Sri Lanka and India are not different things at all)) I would have already thought that Tucker just moved to India And he broadcasts from there if he didn't know he was still in America. 🤣
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@keinaanabdi6821 but I liked the beginning, the very beginning from scratch of the timing)) he repeats Tucker's movement with his body there (or is Tucker really repeating him?)) somewhere I accidentally came across the most banal and stupid advice on how to deceive the interlocutor so that he gets full confidence in you and considers you almost like a family there it's all there was, and much more, the use of the same words, gestures, directly repeating them in parallel, I immediately remembered this for some reason)) And it had been a long time since I saw someone sitting so defiantly boorishly opposite Tucker with his arms crossed over his chest))
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@keinaanabdi6821 I also liked these frequent hand gestures, as if you don't know for sure if your interlocutor is deaf, and you accompany your speech with sign language with your hands)))))) I understand that somewhere this is accepted and considered normal, traditional, and familiar , but I can never get rid of the thought that they behave like actors who are under the spotlight and they are starring in some super movie, and they want to play 100% to the public to please for sure But here, for example, in Russia, it would be considered that a person is aggressive, excited, or very worried , as if he and Tucker were driving in cars, and Tucker cut him off so hard and sharply on the road that he ran out to explain and swear to him, but they moved the conversation and clarification to a table))
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@MM12684 🤣
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@keinaanabdi6821 I understand that he wanted to become "very American," his own, and that's why he learned to wave his hands so much, but for example, Trump, his hand gestures are much smaller and more modest , or I don't know how it is considered in America, who waves his hands more widely and more often is cooler... I don't know))) but the question is still for Tucker - he invited him to the program)) and I also had a question about whether this Indian is related to the Indian who was killed from a recent issue of Tucker (we've started having too many coincidences lately)))
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@keinaanabdi6821 and nothing terrible happened, let Tucker invite whoever he wants, it's his right and choice, but if he continues to behave like a rural fool pretending to be blind and deaf, you can just not go in and stop watching his releases))
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