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@Patrice Simoneau Yes. And I will say no more.
M. Night Shyamalan on YouTube? 🤔
Interesting to see this dude start a channel. Also interesting to remind myself that everyone is a bit scared to be on camera.
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This is fascinating. And how absolutely perfect. The setting is gorgeous and also so very real. Even before he told the story about the bench in where he's sitting it looked like the ideal place for him to be in. And it feels like he thought about what he was going to say but was completely unscripted. I had children that were very creative and the beginning of his career coincided with their formative years so this has personal meaning to me as well. I do want to hear what he has to say.
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Karen Mack
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Easing into a new stage of life.

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Joined Aug 23, 2026
Preston GA
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