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Netflix's YOU: Stalker Drama With Modern Twist [SPOILERS] | Heavy.com - Duration: 9:59.

Netflix's YOU: Stalker Drama With Modern Twist [SPOILERS] | Heavy.com

The series, which streamed in late December 2018, highlights our vulnerabilities in a social media age in which chronicling the minutiae of one's life for public consumption is common place.

That gives the show its authenticity; we could all be Beck, putting ourselves out there for whichever stranger happens to Google our name or lands on our Facebook page.

If not, we probably know someone like her.

(Not to mention the bad taste in men and the naive inability to see the truth in people).

Warning: There will be spoilers for episodes 1 and 2 of You in this article.

You, which first ran on Lifetime before streaming on Netflix, stars Penn Badgley of Gossip Girl fame (some fans see the resemblance between the two characters).

Here's what you need to know:.

A Chance Encounter in a Bookstore.

Guinevere (known as Beck to friends and played by Elizabeth Lail) is a doe-eyed college co-ed trying to make it in New York.

She's a dreamer and a wannabe poet hanging out with a circle of vapid friends with no goals or direction except spending money, partying, and living lives of leisure.

She has a tortured thing for a hipster trust-fund-baby boyfriend who's clearly using her for sex when he's not engaging in frivolous pursuits with daddy's money, such as selling artisanal soda (with cumin in it) or cheating with women in bathrooms.

Enter Joe Goldberg, the nerdy guy with the intense eyes at the book store, whose chance encounter with Beck ignites his inner stalker.

He has the proper disdain for all of these ridiculous characters swimming around in Beck's life, and her inability to disengage from them, and maybe we share it, but it's the extent he's willing to go that differentiates him.

They bond with a quick repartee over a book written by Courtney Love's relative, and Joe is hooked.

He's the kind of guy who's destined to be perpetually friend-zoned and his life seems devoid of enough actual relationships and touchstones to make him the ideal stalker type: A guy who latches onto a sliver of connection and extrapolates it into a story of soulmates and destiny.

In the first 2 episodes, the remarkable thing is that, as creepy as Joe is, you wonder if he could possibly be worse than the other men circling around Beck's life.

There's Benji, the trust fund baby boyfriend who is a chronic letdown, showing up when he feels like it.

He's a guy who's able to twist being caught cheating into a conversation about curing cancer.

"I don't just want to be some guy you sleep with," Benji tells Beck.

But of course he does.

He's a narcissist too (the show is a parable to malignant narcissism in men).

However, he's not as dangerous of one.

There's Professor P.

Leahy, the creepy thesis adviser who invites Beck out for drinks and declares, "the world is your bright, red apple," and then threatens her TA-ship when she rejects an advance.

"I'm starting to think I'm some kind of magnet for dudes with serious issues," Beck says.

To say the least.

But she's not doing a very good job of weeding them out, either, enabling bad behavior while constantly regaling her friends with the drama and pain it causes.

watching YOU all day? tell us about it.

pic.twitter.com/6fDEjBdDXJ — YOU (@YouNetflix) December 28, 2018  .

Meanwhile, Joe, watching all of this from afar, becomes ever more convinced that he is Beck's savior; she needs him.

He justifies his stalking by convincing himself that he's the guy who's going to rescue her from the wreckage of her life.

It's narcissism, again, at its clearest.

But what else is social media in which we're all living in narratives of our own creation? Social media is the age of narcissism.

The first episode has a little Girl on the Train mixed with Rear Window voyeurism to it.

Joe starts out with garden-variety stalking – i.e., he creeps on Beck's social media pages.

However, he soon takes it even farther, venturing off social media and into real life, standing outside her apartment and watching through the window, even masturbating in a hedge.

He watches her in restaurants and out with friends, and then he saves her when she falls drunken on the subway tracks.

This starts a real-life "relationship," which, unbeknownst to Beck, has been orchestrated by Joe from the start.

However, things aren't going as he planned.

Beck invites him to a rich friend's party (Peach, who seems suspicious of Joe from the start), but she's soon spending more time talking to another guy (Benji 20) and a rooftop encounter with Joe ends with her head on his shoulder and the comment all guys are afraid to hear: "I'm glad we met.

Glad we're friends.".

Just how far will Joe go? We learn that Joe's ex, Candice, left suddenly, supposedly with some guy in Rome.

Following her bliss, as Joe says.

But what happened to her really?.

The series turns even darker when Joe eliminates a love rival by kidnapping Beck's errant boyfriend, Benji, all in the quest of saving her, to use his stalker's rationalization process.

He keeps Benji in a glassed-in room in the basement of the bookstore where he works (even a love of books becomes creepy in this series).

The ridiculous Benji bargains for better food in captivity (he doesn't eat gluten) and he meets his fatal end when Joe gives him a drink with peanut oil, knowing Benji has a peanut allergy.

By the end of episode 2 we, thus, know how far Joe is willing to go.

And, since Beck is now interacting with him in real life, we cringe to imagine the peril that awaits her or anyone who might stand in his way.

It's revenge of the nerds but more dangerous.

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Bloopers 2018! HILARIOUS gag reel & out-takes galore! - Duration: 5:09.

Mark Gatiss gives a powerful performance as Georgia the third, ticks and all and

bollocks. Civic humanists espouse the same duties of a shit. Open the pan

squeeze the trigger slowly. Tony you're so much more feminine in person than you

are on the television; could you tell me a little bit more

about that? Wollstonecraft's ideas continued to be fiercely controversial

after her death... I'm stuttering. Do you like nodding then? Do

you do nodding a lot? I think maybe if we talk about musketballs and I'll respond to

that! So your home is full of really interesting artifacts from lots of

different periods, but even right behind us here we've got some really interesting

weaponry and it's got links to the bleh.. Although the sites of many of these

villages have been continuously occupied, others declined in size or were merely...

Wollstonecraft'sideas continued to be fiercely... This bloody battle - I'm sick of

it! Okay. Wollstonecraft's ideas continued to be

fiercely controversial after her death... Mark Gatiss gives a powerful performance

along with all the rest of his amazing cast and er bollocks. It was likely what

occurred here at East Stoke which was enclosed for Parkland of nearby

Stoke Hall and I nearly fell. Coming up on Viral History - join me Dr.

Joanne Paul - see I can't say my own name! From here we arrive at perhaps the

most spiritual and evocative part of the journey, where we can literally trace the

foot-steps... People can come and learn more about this bloody battle the bloodiest

of its time since Taunton. No. It's easy to hit the first FFF FFm.

The Yorkists would find another threat in Perkin Warbeck, who purported

to be Edward the fourth's son Prince Richard...

it's a tongue-twister this one! From Tashkent across Iran and India then

Southeast Asia, then Australia and then America. Oh how jammy! Do you need a plus-one?

no this is the culmination of sixty years work darling it's not jammy!

It is good yes he of course you can come. Here for instance nope.

see I'm gonna try to do something. Known locally as Cuddy's Cove... You waggle

your light all you like.

After a long days filming you might perhaps oh yeah I love Prosecco okay and if you were

going to have some food you might you have some chips?

However the historical reality was somewhat different;

George relapsed back into his illness and his eldest son became Prince Regent

meaning that the king then bollock. But he never posed much of a threat and was

thwarted after...Didn't like what my face did. You didn't? No. No doubt medieval pilgrims

followed them. Here St. Cuthbert's Way cuts through Yeavering Bell this is the

largest iron age hill fort in Northumberland... dominating dominating! Lambert Cymbal?

I said Lambert Cymbal. I don't think what we said was very good. However the historical

reality is somewhat different; George relapsed back into...

Although the sites of many of these villages have been continuously occupied

you're laughing!

Distracted by a member of the cast. The earthwork and buried remains

Here St Cuthbert's way... That's all I think I have to say.

So can you tell us about it sorry! Dr Emma J Wells!

Much more PC!

Ready? Let's see what happens it might be funny.

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SMG4: If Mario was in... Deltarune Reaction - Duration: 15:05.

Drop like on this video if you guys enjoyed comment down below your thoughts in your opinions about the video, make sure to subscribe

With host indications on so you stay down fight on every single video also follow my social media

So they tuned for updates for incoming videos. Thank you

Everyone doing here and welcome back to a another video so

If you're wondering why this smg4 video has came out so late

it's because that I went to Six Flags with my mom and

My mom's friends and also with my brother

and

My mom's friend's daughter

So it was really great. I really enjoyed it. It was in Jackson, New Jersey. So that was really awesome

so

I

May be just like

Like

probably half

Into the video. I may just be out of it and I'm not gonna have a like real react

well not real like a

Reaction dad. I'm gonna laugh

Like crazy it's just that like

It's just that like I'm mostly will act depressed because I'm just tired and my stomach hurts

So you may just see me out of it. So I'm sorry about that

It's just that I'm tired and I just want to get this uploaded for you. So

We'll be reacting to SMG force new recent video that came out

Almost nearly 12 hours ago. So we'll be wrapping to smg4 if Mario was in

Deltora

so and it's training on gaming which is

pretty cool

So I hope you guys enjoyed the video. Anyway, let's get discarded so I could

get to sleep on time and

Yeah, just chill out. So I hope you guys enjoyed and let's get this started

We're also selling a psycho poster form episode

Only three days left until that is gone forever. Oh

My god

Terra

Got some 5 stars better go hide man

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Pepsi fountain I imagine that that would be heaven

I'll be great

Pepsi man

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That's what he gets

Samiha for this action some action. Alright

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The first column on the bottom Wow just wide

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Birthday

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It's a bit weird, don't you think?

What is happening

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It looks like a literary a coin

It looks like a coin with legs and with the Mario hat and a mustache like

Yeah

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Looks like tip back

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That ending no Eddie, no, man, I I gotta tell you

All right, so this was SMG fours new well new recent video

It came out twelve hours ago and

I need to get this uploaded so I could just rest and go to sleep

well

actually

After this, I need to make the SML reaction so I could just get it over with tomorrow because I will be really busy tomorrow

So I can't believe defecation is over. I really cannot believe that it's almost

2019 are you guys have for 2019 because

I'm I'm kind of hyped for it because just gonna be some mystery

Interesting stuff that will go on I bet so I hope you guys enjoyed anyway

Make sure to drop a like on them Lord subscribe to the channel as we rode to the milestone of

900 subscribers and you guys

and

Whoever creates reactions mashups to SMD for SML or other youtuber

like

whatever youtuber that those reactions mashup they could use my

SMG for reaction. I'm also gonna put it in the youtube license that

It could be reused but i'm going to put in description to anyway, that's right normally do so

Yeah Pagano. Anyway, thank you guys so much for watching and I will see you guys in the next video. Goodbye everyone

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When you feel like you haven't achieved anything. - Duration: 8:18.

Alright guys,

this is kinda like a break down of the week,

what's going on,

what's happening.

Give you a bit of an update.

And kind of want to show you about

how I'm trying to improve myself.

Because I think you inspire by doing things.

But first,

let me show you something.

I mean this is me.

I was freaking huge.

Kind of looks like...

Nevermind.

Anyway, that picture reminded me

about how fat I actually was.

And how far behind I was on my own fitness goals.

It was a reminder to me that

I had set myself out to be fit this year

and I'm nowhere near that.

Because I honestly wanted a body

from something like Rain from ninja

or from the 300

as you would all know.

You know, and it kind of hurts

going back and seeing yourself,

F*ck! I've got nothing done.

Because here on this channel,

I'm trying to inspire and motivate people.

But yet, I'm failing in my own personal goals.

So I want to be upfront.

I've been lost along the way.

I've had distractions conquer me.

And now I've had months of no productivity.

I've got absolutely really nothing done.

I look back at playing games

and all the times I sat around and didn't do things

and I can't help but feel upset.

And you get that feeling

that you have achieved nothing.

And it feels absolutely sh*t!

So this is how I'm gonna start

dealing with these things.

Because sometimes you feel kind of defeated.

You feel lost.

And then so, you give up.

Because sometimes I look back

at all the things I'm doing

and I don't know if I'm finding meaning

from what I'm doing now.

My everyday work is a dentist.

I'm not sure if I want to be a dentist in the long term.

So my journey kind of starts here.

I'm gonna deconstruct exactly what I want to aim for

and how I'm gonna get there.

And so this is kind of a video for myself.

I want to tell myself it's okay to be lost.

It's okay to not know where you're going sometimes.

It's part of the journey.

Distractions get in your way.

You lose what you're trying to do.

But it's okay.

You take stock of that.

You look back on it.

So the first thing I'm gonna do is

I want to plan just the next year.

And I know everyone says

Oh, you should plan like 10 years ahead,

20 years ahead,

maybe even just 5 years ahead.

But I find that so unrealistic.

I don't know how you can plan for 5 to 10 years,

if you can't even plan for one.

Let's take this channel for example.

I want to give it a better chance.

I want to start a podcast.

I want to make more videos.

I wanna give you more content.

And so that's what my plan for this channel

is gonna be.

But at the same time, I want to be fit.

I want to be healthy.

As you can see

my reminder for this year

was a silly picture of myself when I was 12.

Maybe I was older...

I did try a little bit this year.

But not really,

that's just an excuse.

I didn't do it as much as I should have.

I should have stuck to the regimen.

I started eating unhealthy sometimes.

I started taking days off for exercising.

So I looked up regimens on how I'm gonna do it

and 6 times a week,

that's my goal.

And finally, I want to master a language.

Now this one's a tricky one

because I never really understood

the reason why I wanted to do it.

And I think that's so important

when you don't know what you're doing it for,

then don't do it.

Because you end up putting half your heart in there

and not really attempting it.

And if you don't attempt something hard enough,

you won't get it done.

And that's what happened to me.

I can speak a few little languages

here and there casually.

But can I speak them fluently?

None!

Not a single one.

So I set myself a deadline.

Next year I want to spend a few months in Korea

and to do that,

I need to really push myself to do this goal.

So I've set the hours I'm gonna do every week

and I'm gonna do it.

And I hope you can set your goals

and do exactly the same thing.

Now I just wanna notice something that I have

figured something out about deadlines.

Now this is really important

and I really want to break this down for you.

When you set yourself a deadline,

a deadline is only good

if you actually have a consequence.

Otherwise, it's not a real deadline.

If you think about it,

when someone says, I have to fly in 3 days,

there's a deadline now.

It's very clear he has to leave.

If you set an arbitrary month

or an arbitrary day that this is your deadline,

it's not good enough.

Because it's not a genuine deadline.

So what I realized was

when I set myself out,

a month,

a certain specific day

that I'm gonna fly out to go to Korea,

that has now become my deadline.

And so you should have a deadline

that is very clear on what you gotta do.

And some of these things may sound like

silly consequences

but a good example is

you just give your friend a hundred dollars.

Now obviously it has to be a friend that you trust.

But once you give him the hundred dollars,

you tell him don't give me this back

if I am not at a certain specific part of my goal

at this point in time.

It's a consequence.

A deadline doesn't work

unless you have a consequence.

But something bigger

sort of happened for me this moment was

when it finally dawned on me,

hey, what happens if you die tomorrow?

What happens if you die in a few years?

Now I know a lot of people will think

that's kind of silly.

Like why would you think like that?

We're obviously gonna live.

In some ways,

that's kind of the reason we don't get sh*t done.

Historically, we didn't know

if we were gonna live the next day.

We had predators.

We had dinosaurs as well.

I think we had dinosaurs.

You don't know if you were gonna live.

So you want to live your life to the fullest.

And tomorrow is so certain

that we are okay with delaying our goals.

Now I know this is going a bit deep.

I may not attain all my goals.

But I want to say that live

achieving or trying to achieve

those very goals that I set myself out to do.

Because some things are

genuinely out of your control.

If I'm on a plane,

it may crash.

Because there was a recent story this year

of this guy who was stuck in a traffic jam

and he couldn't reach his plane in time

and the plane set off without him.

And he was angry, he was frustrated.

But moments later he found out

that this plane had crashed

and like 180 people had lost their lives.

When I read that article, I was like holy f*ck!

Life can change in an instant.

Because of a traffic jam

which you probably are frustrated about

and you're angry

because you lost some money as well

and you lost time,

it was the actual reason your life was saved.

I remember meeting this family a long time ago,

who had saved so much money,

so that they could retire super early.

But then the wife was diagnosed with cancer.

I think now we take life kind of for granted.

We really do.

So I start to list

all the things that consumed my time.

Computer games.

Pointlessly walking around the house.

Eating garbage.

Man, I was wasting all these moments.

They may look like nothing.

They may look small.

But when you go back on your own year

you're like, where the f*ck did it all go?

So now it's genuinely different.

I feel the urge to get rid of all this sh*t.

And it's taken me 30 years to realize this.

If you're younger or older,

it doesn't matter.

You can just start now.

Life really is too short.

You just don't know when it's gonna stop.

Now I need to take a breather here and say,

this is not a YOLO moment

where you guys spend all your money

and just go f*cking partying all the time

or go celebrating and just doing pointless crap.

It's that you got time to achieve

the sh*t you want to do.

And if you don't achieve the stuff you want,

or at least be on the path to achieve it

before you can no longer do things,

then what are you gonna do?

It's a call out that

you got to achieve the sh*t you want to do

or at least be on the path of doing it

before life takes its turn.

There are people I see at the hospital,

in motorcycle accidents

and it's not even their fault.

But because they were there

and someone else had probably been drunk driving

or someone else was

looking at their mobile phone while driving.

It was because someone else caused the accident

but this person has taken the consequence.

And now I don't want to sound so dark

cause I am actually a positive person by nature.

But I do believe that

being a bit more genuine and honest with you all,

saying that, look, I also don't achieve my goals.

I'm not invincible.

I wish I could

but the amount of videos

I probably could have turned out this year

were higher.

And I am thankful for your support.

I found that you need to inspire and motivate people

by actually doing,

by people seeing you.

People may not be watching you at first.

But when they can see you in the corner of their eye,

doing something amazing

and starting to achieve,

that's how you instil

a moment of inspiration

and motivation in other people.

And that is where I want to start.

So everyone, this video is kind of me just saying,

I need to achieve some sh*t in my life.

There are so many times I can look back

and say I have wasted time.

So I'm not gonna slack around any more.

If you feel like you haven't achieved anything,

you probably have.

But even if you haven't,

it's okay.

Because you can start now.

Your life is too short to let it go to waste.

So go on achieve something

that you can be proud of.

Guys, I would love your feedback on this one.

Tell me what you think.

And I will be doing a bit more of these videos

a lot more often

as promised.

I'll see you all soon!

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Great to See Baby Barbi Fresh and good health now/Mommy Balcky love Newborn barbi so much - Duration: 11:13.

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Benjamin Franklin's Schedule Explained in 6 minutes - Duration: 5:46.

"Benjamin Franklin was one of the most successful men ever born.

Having a schedule can give you an insane productivity boost so watch until the end to see how one

of the most successful men in the world structured his day!"

Benjamin Franklin one of the founding fathers of freaking America, how did he structure his day?

Well…

First Benjamin Franklin's schedule is his schedule, you don't actually need to copy

his completely, to become the next Benjamin Franklin, you can change it up and be inspired by it.

Franklin definitely lived up to his early to bed and early to rise makes a man healthy,

wealthy and wise principle.

But you actually don't need to wake up early to be successful, a lot of successful people

wake up at 8am and even 10am.

We all have different bodies, that want to wake up at different times.

Franklin's schedule was simple and open to new ideas, and I love that!

Off course he didn't stick to the schedule every day he was actually bad at it, in his

autobiography he said he "never arrived at the perfection [he] had been so ambitious

of obtaining, but fell far short of it."

However, he wrote that his attempts made him a better and happier man than he would otherwise

have been.

According to Franklin's schedule, he would wake up at 5am.

And his first agenda on his list is asking himself this morning question; What good shall

I do this day.

He sets himself an intention, and setting an intention gives you a direction for the

day.

So when you're later on in the day get distracted by social media, or wasting your time browsing

through memes on Reddit, you'll know what your intentions are for the day.

After he set himself an intention, he would Rise, wash, and address powerful goodness;

which was his term for God, so that bit means praying.

After that he would "Contrive day's business, and take the resolution of the day" it means

that he would plan out his day and how to carry out that good he dedicated himself to

earlier that morning.

Making a daily plan is a great habit to develop because as we talked about earlier setting

an intention gives you a direction, and actually making a plan makes it more straight line,

so you know directly what you are going to be doing that day, it allows to also take

those big projects and break them into small to-dos for that day.

I myself do this every day and think you should too.

You can easily do this in Evernote, in a notebook or just somewhere where you can write.

It's as easy as that.

The next thing he does in his morning routine is prosecute the present study; and breakfast,

now this is some old fancy English, but this means he practice the thing he is currently

studying or learning at the time.

One can safely say that he lived up to being a lifelong learner.

I really enjoy picking up a book in the morning to read while eating my breakfast, this is

a way I try to live up to being a lifelong learner.

Now we move on to his work blocks.

He would work for 4 hours.

From 8 am to 11 am.

First of all, I wanna say he hasn't marked out any time to breaks.

How I would restructure this is to have my big projects broken into small task that I

can complete in 25 minutes, and then take a short 5-minute break.

Just stand up, maybe walk around a little and take some fresh air in.

This technique is called the Pomodoro Technique, work for 25 minutes then a 5-minute break.

This technique helps boost your focus and productivity.

Next he would do a little bit of light reading and then go into 4 more work blocks.

From 6pm to 9pm he would Put things into their places, which is basically cleaning his workspace

and reset it so there won't be any distractions for tomorrow, so you don't need to use your

willpower to clean it the next day.

He would also supper, music or diversion, or conversation; examination of the day, here

he would hang out with friends as we would say it, and or relax.

He knew it is very important to take breaks and relax

Now we move on to the end of his day where he would ask himself this question; "What

good have I done today?" which this question you'll know what good and bad you have done

that do, so you know what to improve on to the next day.

And then he would sleep for 7 hours, but just because he would sleep for 7 hours doesn't

mean you have to.

We all have different bodies, so figure out when is the best time for you.

I'll also leave a link in the description where you can calculate when you should go

to sleep if you would wake up at a specific time.

So to end this video up, I wanted to say just because some dude 200 years ago lived his

day like this, doesn't mean you have to.

You can easily take inspiration out from it and structure your own daily routine.

I will be releasing a new video soon on how to develop the best habits for your life so

you can combine successful people's habits with your own, that's why you should subscribe

right now and turn the bell on, so you know right when the video releases.

Also don't forget to like this video, comment on how you'll be using this information

in your own life, and socialize with other people in the comments.

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