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ILYS' VIDEO:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uWQYqcFX8JE

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Thanks for watching.

This part is here to show people who correct my use of "Lo quiero".
Lo quiero is what I say at the end of every video. I know it's "wrong", but something can only be wrong if it is not what you intended to say, and it IS what I intend to say.
It's a reference to a film that I watched in Spanish 50 times, thus essentially memorising the Spanish script for. Thanks for watching to the end, y lo quiero.