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Lana Rhoades reveals her surprising reaction to a real-life threesome proposal, saying she’s not a sexual person. "They started doing it and I literally ran away and got an Uber" "one of my girlfriends and this guy that I’ve like kissed and stuff, she's like yeah, let’s have a...

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MrBeast reveals how he came up with the idea for his first viral video where he counted to 100,000 "I was watching Game of Thrones and Naruto and I was like man this is such a waste of time, I'm not making money doing this and I was like how can I make money while watching shows I like and I was like what if while I watch it I just record myself counting" "The entire time I was counting to 100,000 I was watching Game of Thrones and Naruto but people didn't know that, so it looked like I was just sitting there staring at a wall for 40 hours"

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