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fears
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- So I'm curious, does anybody have any things they're just afraid of?
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- Activity request: So I'm curious, does anybody have any things they're just afraid of?
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So I'm curious, does anybody have any things they're just afraid of?
Prompt: So I'm curious, does anybody have any things they're just afraid of?
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Yes, Ethan. Go ahead.
Prompt: Yes, Ethan. Go ahead.
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- Respondent: Ethan
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fear e
kidney stones Answer qualification: I would say it's rational enough, but I do think I have a larger fear of it than most people, Response context: So I try to stay hydrated, and I think in general, you've got to not have too much sugar or too much salt in your diet. That's why I hydrate to compensate, because I can't really do the other parts that well.
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Brian, what do you got?
Prompt: Brian, what do you got? Phrase attribution: what do ya got?: Curtis, addressed to Ryan
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- Respondent: Ryan
- Facilitator: Curtis
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fear m
I distrust the reflection of my mirror. Answer qualification: So actually, I don't have an irrational fear, but I have a big distrust. No, I'm just saying if it did, I wouldn't be that surprised. It never once has betrayed me, no. If my reflection was to do something that I'm not doing, it wouldn't totally throw me off. I'd be like, yeah, I've been waiting for this my whole life. But I'm onto it.
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- Respondent: Ryan
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How about you, Curtis? Do you have anything?
Prompt: How about you, Curtis? Do you have anything?
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- Respondent: Curtis
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fear c
But now they have like these laser guns that just shoot like little dots of lasers all over the dance floor. Answer qualification: I would say that for me, and this is one that developed in college, but I don't think I'm over it. And I'm confident that they are sentient and they are malevolent.
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- Respondent: Curtis
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What was your rational fear? No, Brad, go ahead. What is yours?
Prompt: What was your rational fear? No, Brad, go ahead. What is yours?
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- Respondent: Brad
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fear b
So I have a huge fear of elevators. Response context: Every time I go into an elevator, my hands start shaking and I'm scared I'm not going to get out. What I do is if I need to move things upstairs or downstairs, I put things in the elevator, run up the stairs and catch the elevator with the stuff in it.
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- Respondent: Brad
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What's the, what's the tallest, like, what's the, what's the tallest you've gone in an elevator while dealing with this?
Prompt: What's the, what's the tallest, like, what's the, what's the tallest you've gone in an elevator while dealing with this?
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- Respondent: Brad
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What's the tallest you've skipped as well? Like, you've just taken the stairs.
Prompt: What's the tallest you've skipped as well? Like, you've just taken the stairs.
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- Respondent: Brad
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heights
The most I've probably ever, um, walked up a flight of stairs to a, to a Goran elevator is eight flights. Answer qualification: let's redo that statement.
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- Respondent: Brad
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fear chat
Yeah, but I've done up to two if I have to. Response context: But, but elevators, uh, and calling me a guest are the two things that really get me. Final phrase attribution: Who says “I’ve done up to two if I have to”? If this wording is not audible, choose UNKNOWN and note that; the earlier clip was reported insufficient.: Brad; Who says the line about…
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Yeah, but I've done up to two if I have to. Response context: But, but elevators, uh, and calling me a guest are the two things that really get me. Final phrase attribution: Who says “I’ve done up to two if I have to”? If this wording is not audible, choose UNKNOWN and note that; the earlier clip was reported insufficient.: Brad; Who says the line about “elevators…and calling me a guest”? If the wording is not audible, choose UNKNOWN and note that; this is a new focused window.: Brad Resolved phrase speakers: Who says “I’ve done up to two if I have to”? If this wording is not audible, choose UNKNOWN and note that; the earlier clip was reported insufficient.: Brad; Who says the line about “elevators…and calling me a guest”? If the wording is not audible, choose UNKNOWN and note that; this is a new focused window.: Brad
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- Facilitator: Curtis