**OpenChamber Isn't Perfect. I Love It Anyway. — Transcript & Summary | SozAI**
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Em Dash reviews three weeks using OpenChamber, covering its browser annotation tool, file and change views, and features he likes or wants optional, while praising the responsive developer.

## Key Takeaways

- OpenChamber is a strong, though imperfect, interface for AI coding agents that the presenter prefers over the terminal.
- The annotate and in-app browser features make visual feedback to agents easy.
- The developer's responsiveness is a major reason the presenter trusts the project's future.

## What the video covers

- Presenter has used OpenChamber for three weeks and says he will not return to the terminal.
- Praises the developer for being responsive and for the project's overall quality despite imperfections.
- Demonstrates the built-in browser: dev server tabs, zoom, clear cookies/cache, device toolbar and responsive view.
- Shows the annotate feature, which lets users comment on elements or regions and draw on the page, with comments sent to the agent chat.
- Explains the built-in Chromium dev tools and the option to open pages in the system browser.
- Reviews the files view, which shows real files including SVG, PDF, PNG, MD and JSON, and allows direct editing with save.
- Covers the changes view with side-by-side diffs and staged-change tracking to quickly check what the agent modified.
- Mentions the terminal panel as useful for running commands inside remote containers.
- Criticizes the project knowledge panel as clutter and wishes it were an optional setting.
- Notes cost display for providers like DeepSeek, which shows balance and per-task cost, while cost is not shown for others.

## Chapters

1. 00:00 Introduction and overall impressions
2. 01:12 Browser panel and dev servers
3. 02:13 Responsive view and annotate feature
4. 05:00 Annotating and sending feedback to the agent
5. 08:00 Project knowledge, changes and terminal panels
6. 11:00 Files view and direct editing
7. 13:50 Costs, themes, shortcuts and wrap-up

Answers

## Questions about this video

What is the main feature the presenter wants to highlight?

The annotate feature, which lets users draw on or comment on elements and regions of a running page, then send those comments to the agent chat as feedback.

What does the presenter dislike about OpenChamber?

He finds the project knowledge panel cluttered and wishes it could be hidden as an optional setting. He also found the multi-run feature confusing and would not try it again.

Why does the presenter praise the project?

He says the developer is very responsive and the project is improving steadily, which gives him confidence it will keep getting better despite its imperfections.

## Full Transcript — Download SRT & Markdown

00:00

Speaker A

Today, I'm going to be talking about Open Chamber. I've been using it for 3 weeks, and I love it, and I will never go back to the terminal again.

00:08

Speaker A

I learned about a couple new features recently and I want to try them out with you.

00:13

Speaker A

I learned about a couple new features recently, and I want to try them out with you.

00:22

Speaker A

But also most importantly, just how wonderful the developer is on this project and how responsive he is and what a good job is being done with this project. So, even though it's not perfect and I have some issues with it, I'm going to keep

00:36

Speaker A

And I'm also going to go over all the features that I use regularly and everything I love about it, and also a few things I don't like about it.

00:48

Speaker A

this like you have a bunch of features here on the side. A bunch of things and we'll go through all of those.

00:55

Speaker A

But also, most importantly, just how wonderful the developer is on this project and how responsive he is and what a good job is being done with this project. So, even though it's not perfect and I have some issues with it, I'm going to keep going with it. I just have this, like, confidence that this project will just keep getting better and better and better. So, um, let's jump right into it. So, a new feature I recently heard about. So, this is the browser, by the way. So, you have this, like, you have a bunch of features here on the side. A bunch of things, and we'll go through all of those.

01:12

Speaker A

also have a local and then I have a container that's like within my Mac, um which I only use sparingly.

01:21

Speaker A

And then you have, like, your projects here on the other side. And then up here, you have your, uh, I have to keep moving my camera. Up here, you have your containers. And so, I'm in a remote right now. I'm in this one. I also have a local, and then I have a container that's, like, within my Mac, um, which I only use sparingly.

01:33

Speaker A

all your running dev servers. I should do a better job of cleaning up my dev servers. But, here's the feature I wanted to look at. So, you can get rid of the responsive panel.

01:44

Speaker A

So, let's get back to the browser. So, my agent loaded up this server, and the browser usually automatically opens, but sometimes you can open it. You can also open a new tab, and you can see, like, all your running dev servers. I should do a better job of cleaning up my dev servers. But, here's the feature I wanted to look at. So, you can get rid of the responsive panel.

01:52

Speaker A

What does it look like on an iPhone 14 or whatever? It's not as good as it is in like a real browser and it's also a little cluttered here. It's because I'm doing a screen share and I'm trying

02:03

Speaker A

So, here at the top, let's actually just look at all the buttons. You have zoom in, zoom out, clear cookies, clear cache, really useful. Toggle device toolbar, so you can kind of look at it. What does it look like on an iPhone 14 or whatever? It's not as good as it is in, like, a real browser, and it's also a little cluttered here. It's because I'm doing a screen share, and I'm trying to, like, not make things too small, but, um, keep in mind if you're working on a big screen, you can make this much bigger.

02:10

Speaker A

And then this is the feature I really want to try today. It's called annotate.

02:13

Speaker A

And then this is the feature I really want to try today. It's called annotate.

02:17

Speaker A

Like we can't zoom in on the drawings. Let's set this to like 100. So we can annotate and we can also open dev tools.

02:25

Speaker A

Um, and actually, we can zoom it out. I can't zoom in because it's, like, SVGs.

02:35

Speaker A

So you can annotate an element and region or you can draw. So I'm going to say like describe the change. I want the crab to have pincers.

02:48

Speaker A

Like, we can't zoom in on the drawings. Let's set this to, like, 100. So, we can annotate, and we can also open dev tools.

02:59

Speaker A

And so let's give a couple more comments. So I thought I did draw. Oh, it is draw.

03:05

Speaker A

And this looks just like dev tools. So, it's a Chromium browser in there. And then we can open in the system browser, which is very useful. So, let's go to annotate.

03:12

Speaker A

A lot of Oh, no, that's the banana. These are cute. I'm going to add a region, an element. Okay, I'm going to say uh there's too much space between drawings. [snorts] Make them closer together.

03:29

Speaker A

So, you can annotate an element and region, or you can draw. So, I'm going to say, like, describe the change. I want the crab to have pincers. Round robbers. And you attach that comment there. And it's added to the chat right here. I don't know if you saw that. Said "added to chat."

03:38

Speaker A

It's a flying star. Oh, the butterfly is so cute. Oh, this is so cute, too.

03:42

Speaker A

And so, let's give a couple more comments. So, I thought I did draw. Oh, it is draw.

03:54

Speaker A

And let's give it a bit more feedback. The cat is so cute. I don't have any feedback to give it.

04:00

Speaker A

Oh, no. Can I just press escape? Okay. Let's keep going, because that's supposed to be a banana.

04:06

Speaker A

While that runs, I can show you a few other uh Open Chamber features. So, one cool thing you can do here. So, here's project knowledge. I don't use this.

04:14

Speaker A

A lot of... Oh, no, that's the banana. These are cute. I'm going to add a region, an element. Okay, I'm going to say, uh, there's too much space between drawings. \*snorts\* Make them closer together.

04:25

Speaker A

just takes up space here on the side and I'm just very like I don't like clutter.

04:30

Speaker A

Attach. Attaches that note. Oh, this is the grid. Oh, I like this. These are so cute. That's toast. I don't know if you guys can see it.

04:40

Speaker A

Super, super useful. This is files. And so, here we can actually look at real files.

04:48

Speaker A

It's a flying star. Oh, the butterfly is so cute. Oh, this is so cute, too.

04:58

Speaker A

Oh, you can look at These are the actual SVGs. You can also look at um you know, actual MD files or JSON files or whatever.

05:09

Speaker A

They're kind of, like, angled. This is the one big day out. Why are my agents so cute? Why did they make... This is, like, my first time looking at this. Okay, the still bothers me a lot.

05:18

Speaker A

Uh you can s- You can edit it directly. Oh, I didn't know you could do that.

05:23

Speaker A

And let's give it a bit more feedback. The cat is so cute. I don't have any feedback to give it.

05:31

Speaker A

What if I don't save it? Does it ask me? Let me see. Wait, which file was it? The read me?

05:37

Speaker A

This is just, like, so adorable. Okay, let's just send those two annotations and see how well it does.

05:44

Speaker A

Super interesting. Um I'm not in here that often, but it's like really nice. You can actually like drop in your environment variables and stuff. Don't be like me. I just send them to the agent.

05:57

Speaker A

While that runs, I can show you a few other Open Chamber features. So, one cool thing you can do here. So, here's project knowledge. I don't use this.

06:13

Speaker A

need any of them. Like I I just don't feel like this is the type of feature where I would be like, you have to use Open Chamber it has this. I get why this was done. This is kind of cool.

06:25

Speaker A

This is a great example of something I wish Open Chamber would add as, like, optional in the settings. Maybe in the future they do. Maybe they're watching this video, and they're like, "Sure, I'll add that as optional." Uh, because it just takes up space here on the side, and I'm just very, like, I don't like clutter.

06:39

Speaker A

Um, changes. So, you can look you can review changes. You can do, whoops, changed staged last turn.

06:49

Speaker A

Uh, here's the terminal, extremely useful. I do use this. Especially when you're working in a remote, you actually get, like, access to run things in that remote container.

06:59

Speaker A

screen share. Um, pretty great, you know, like if you really need to know what files were edited. I mean, you can also go here and you can see these are staged, but they don't have to be. You can see like, oh, it makes sense

07:13

Speaker A

Super, super useful. This is files. And so, here we can actually look at real files.

07:22

Speaker A

like you're just making sure that files weren't stupidly changed. Uh, I feel like this gives you like a nice high-level view of what was changed.

07:31

Speaker A

You can... This is actually a PDF, so you can actually look at PDFs. You can look at PNGs. You can obviously look at, like... This is an SVG.

07:44

Speaker A

So, to me it's like weird that this tab even shows up. So, again, this is one of the things where I would like to hide it. Um maybe I should have I mean, maybe this is useful. Um I just

07:54

Speaker A

Oh, you can look at... These are the actual SVGs. You can also look at, um, you know, actual MD files or JSON files or whatever.

08:02

Speaker A

Um but I'll say neutral on this, but I would like it just like the knowledge project knowledge, I would like it to be optional.

08:11

Speaker A

Um, as you can imagine, it's super useful. You can... Oops, you can save the file. I keep clicking that by accident.

08:16

Speaker A

Especially because you have Git, and then you have pull requests. Um maybe some people need both. And then you have changes. Git, pull request, changes.

08:25

Speaker A

Uh, you can s- You can edit it directly. Oh, I didn't know you could do that.

08:36

Speaker A

You can see how much of your context is being used. That's also always at the top over here. Super useful.

08:41

Speaker A

Hold on, let me... Let me do edit. Okay, so I can be like... and then control save.

08:55

Speaker A

pretty sick. That's pretty sick. I don't know I don't know if that's a consistent thing you can see from all subscriptions, but I can see it from Kimi. I can test it on Grok, too, in a bit.

09:06

Speaker A

What if I don't save it? Does it ask me? Let me see. Wait, which file was it? The README?

09:17

Speaker A

I don't know about this naming, and then at the top it says session. Like, just name things consistently. If the dev is watching this, um then there's you can change what shows up. So, I like this. I love this kind of

09:30

Speaker A

It's not saved. So, because I didn't press control save, it didn't save it. So, now I'm doing control save. Now it's saved.

09:39

Speaker A

You can click that and it jumps to changes here. Oops. Let me close that. There's a lot of panels. It's kind of like over paneled, but it's still quite useful. Then I love love love seeing my usage across all of

09:53

Speaker A

Super interesting. Um, I'm not in here that often, but it's, like, really nice. You can actually, like, drop in your environment variables and stuff. Don't be like me. I just send them to the agent.

10:05

Speaker A

Um and then on Deep Seek it just shows me my full balance, but while you're actually working on Deep Seek, you can see the cost show up here. Obviously cost is zero when you're using something like Kimmy, it doesn't show you cost. Um

10:18

Speaker A

So, that's great. This is called walk-through. I don't use this. I've never used it. I think you need a small model. Um, see, it says "no small model available," which doesn't work on my container. There's other small model features. I don't really need any of them. Like, I just don't feel like this is the type of feature where I would be like, you have to use Open Chamber, it has this. I get why this was done. This is kind of cool.

10:24

Speaker A

Context sources, I don't really use this. I'm not a big skills person. Um it says I have six skills.

10:31

Speaker A

I think for more production-level work, this would make sense. Um, again, I haven't tried it yet. You know, a lot of their features are really solid. So, I'm going to say neutral on this until I give it a try.

10:44

Speaker A

Um kawaii line art. It made this one for itself. Oh, and then like a couple other ones.

10:51

Speaker A

Um, changes. So, you can look, you can review changes. You can do, whoops, changed staged last turn.

10:58

Speaker A

So I guess these are not I don't know why you have project folders. Things are a little confusing in the UI.

11:05

Speaker A

Where was I? Okay, here. You can do side by side. You can see additions and removals. And obviously, you want to work on a bigger screen than what I'm demoing. I'm just dem- it's this tiny because of the screen share. Um, pretty great, you know, like if you really need to know what files were edited. I mean, you can also go here, and you can see these are staged, but they don't have to be. You can see, like, oh, it makes sense that all of these files were edited, because this is what I told it. But, you know, on a codebase, even if you're not reading every line of code, um, there's kind of, like, a step below that, which is like you're just making sure that files weren't stupidly changed. Uh, I feel like this gives you, like, a nice high-level view of what was changed.

11:14

Speaker A

It's not easy to know where everything is, in my opinion. Oh, let's go to light.

11:20

Speaker A

Then, there's also this pull request tab. I'm not even authenticated with GitHub in Open Chamber. I'm authenticated on my container so that my agents can use my authentication.

11:26

Speaker A

Like settings discovery. I feel like the search is works great, and so I'm happy with it. Uh I think what actually is needed is like more settings. I want to be able to disable more things, especially in the UI.

11:38

Speaker A

So, to me, it's, like, weird that this tab even shows up. So, again, this is one of the things where I would like to hide it. Um, maybe I should have... I mean, maybe this is useful. Um, I just... my workflow right now, I'm going to merge my pull requests on GitHub. I think that just makes more sense to me.

11:49

Speaker A

So, we have uh our project right here. So, you have these This Okay, that's cuz I clicked rename. But, let me click rename.

11:56

Speaker A

Um, but I'll say neutral on this, but I would like it, just like the knowledge project, knowledge, I would like it to be optional.

12:09

Speaker A

it should just select this text. So, first of all, that would jump out to me more that it's selected, and I can just say cute drawings.

12:18

Speaker A

I wouldn't remove these features. I would just make them, like, in the settings, like hide them.

12:26

Speaker A

Um and anyway, [clears throat] you can save it like that. Um you can export markdown. Oh, you know like one cool feature?

12:35

Speaker A

Especially because you have Git, and then you have pull requests. Um, maybe some people need both. And then you have changes. Git, pull request, changes.

12:39

Speaker A

Okay, I feel like the crab is still [gasps] It gave the Oh, you guys, my face is Why didn't you tell me that my face is on top? The crab has hands, guys.

12:49

Speaker A

And walk-through. There's a lot of stuff that does similar things. Context. Um, this is great. You can see if your c

12:56

Speaker A

So, that's really nice. Another cool thing is do you see this? Hold on. I have to move my my darn face. I'm going to make my face small, and I'm going to go down here, okay? Just for for sanity.

13:08

Speaker A

Another cool thing is if you hover over these things, you can actually see your messages, the user messages. So, you can be like, "Oh, I want to know what its first response was." It goes to your user message, and then you can look through

13:19

Speaker A

all its By the way, I think this is a setting where you can hide all these like actions it takes. I personally want to see everything it does. So, that's how I like it. But, I think you can hide those

13:30

Speaker A

and then you can go down to like the response it gives you. Uh so, that's really nice. I mean, for a longer message uh chain, hold on, let me show you. It is really useful to be able to

13:42

Speaker A

like scan through everything you've done. So, let's go back here to cute drawings. Um the UI, by the way, is like a little buggy.

13:51

Speaker A

This just hap- started happening today. Um and it has to do with like having it really small, I think.

14:00

Speaker A

Do you see how like that's overlapping? Maybe just like a new I just did it the latest update. Maybe it's just like a quirk for the latest update. It's normally not not buggy like that at all.

14:11

Speaker A

Hold on, let me Let me just try closing up. I just tried to reload it. See what happens.

14:18

Speaker A

Okay, that fixed it. Let me go to another theme. Okay. Where was I? We have Oh, I wanted to show you a cool thing.

14:30

Speaker A

Um I'm in my local now. Hold on, let's go back to castle. Okay, I wanted to show you a cool thing.

14:37

Speaker A

When you go here, I have to update it locally. When you go to any message, there's this So, first you can copy it as markdown.

14:46

Speaker A

Then you can save it as an image. This is actually really cool for messages that are very informative or maybe have a table or something and you want to like share it with somebody to be like, "Hey, this is what I found out." Um it's

14:57

Speaker A

super super useful. It And because this feature is here, I've started using Open Chamber as like my main chatbot, like not just for um like magenta coding and vibe coding and like building stuff. I actually just use it for like

15:11

Speaker A

chats. Like let's talk about stuff, you know? Um you can save it as a plan. I've never done that before.

15:18

Speaker A

Uh you can pin into context. And then it survives compaction. If you're planning without a true plan mode, that is really useful. You can start a new session from this answer. I use that. It's basically fork. My only

15:32

Speaker A

qualm with this feature is like this one should have this icon. And then multi-run, did it once, was confused, would not try it again.

15:44

Speaker A

Overall, the project chat stuff on the side is great. It's just like the renaming is a little tricky. Also, in my container, my workspace isn't the base. Like if I just start a new project, it's like that. That's like really confusing. And

15:59

Speaker A

then I have to do uh So, I have to I can't just select this folder. I have to type it in manually. I just I don't know what I'm doing wrong here.

16:09

Speaker A

And then I can like I don't know why C is there. That looks dangerous.

16:13

Speaker A

And then I can like uh clone a repository. By the way, that's really cool. You can just put in the repo and it makes a whole project about it. Hooks it up really nicely.

16:23

Speaker A

It UX principles. You can I can add local project. So, if you don't want a repo, you just switch it back to local project, add project, and then uh and then it shows up and you can just be

16:37

Speaker A

like tell me what's in this folder. I think this was just like a test thing. Oh, but I'm using big pickle.

16:45

Speaker A

Let's use Aux Alpha. Anyway, I think that's about it. Shortcuts are down here. I don't use shortcuts enough, but I really should get into it.

16:57

Speaker A

There's an update available. I think I just updated, but there's a new update. So, this does like a remote update on my container.

17:05

Speaker A

Anyway, I hope this was a fun Oh, wait, there's another feature here. It's called goal.

17:12

Speaker A

Automatically discover and run the development server. I I know what this does. I've never done this before.

17:18

Speaker A

Add a new action. Add an action. Oh, maybe this is like run the dev server. Okay.

17:24

Speaker A

This is interesting. The placement is again weird. Like shouldn't it be like next to the folder or something?

17:31

Speaker A

Let me just click that. No dev server found. I got a little error down here.

17:37

Speaker A

Why is my face like always covering the most important things in my videos? What does this button do?

17:42

Speaker A

Open session mini chat. So here's like mini chat. I don't really use it. Maybe I should.

17:50

Speaker A

It looks nice. But I I really The thing I like the most is actually like the folder, the the browser.

17:58

Speaker A

Uh let me reload it. I feel like the browser is super useful. And even for just like checking things. Oh, and let me show you something else.

18:07

Speaker A

So this is a Samsung S10 tablet. Ooh. And I can access the exact same container you see here on screen through my tablet. Um I've used it now for like 2 3 days. So it's not I'm not like

18:25

Speaker A

I'm not saying yet that this is a game changer, but it is really nice. And because I use Tailscale, I can look at like my container from the tablet. And I can also look at it from my phone.

18:38

Speaker A

So you can see it right there. Um and this is another reason why I'm starting to use it as like my regular chat cuz now like everything is in the same place. And my chats even have contacts and they can like self-organize

18:49

Speaker A

themselves into folders. And I don't have a an app for this, by the way. This is just um the web view through Tailscale.

18:57

Speaker A

Honestly, Tailscale is is carrying a lot of this right now. So the main takeaway is that Open Chamber is really quite amazing. Um I feel like I I'm a big minimalist. Like I just don't want too much stuff. Like even

19:13

Speaker A

that Did I show you the get commit stuff? Like you can stage and then you can like write a message and I usually write something like this and then I click commit.

19:24

Speaker A

Um they even have this thing here that says generate and it uses a small model to generate your commit message. This is the kind of stuff I'm not really into. Like I don't I don't need that, you know, like

19:37

Speaker A

I also call me call me old-fashioned, but I like to just tell my agent like commit and push.

19:45

Speaker A

Like I want to say like 60% of the time I do that. I I did start using this like sync button because it is easier to press a button than to click pull from main, but is it? I don't know, like

19:58

Speaker A

I feel like I would actually I'd rather make it one of these instant actions. It would be like pull merge commit stage add commit push, whatever it is, you know, like I don't I'm not it doesn't even have to

20:13

Speaker A

But those actions I think are not for like agent tasks. It's like for actual like commands.

20:20

Speaker A

So I think it'll just end up being like hey agent, push my stuff. I just feel like unless you're reading every line of code or doing like real engineering stuff, this is not that useful. And again, I don't want it removed from the app. I

20:33

Speaker A

just want it hidden cuz again, like I'm a minimalist and there's a lot of products out there that do similar things to what Open Chamber does and I actually like Open Chamber the best because it has lots of great features, but not too

20:45

Speaker A

many, you know, like some of these products make you feel like you're not doing things right cuz they're so complicated and you know, like the whole thing is that we can talk to computers now. All right? All I want

20:58

Speaker A

to do is talk to the computer. I don't really want to do a bunch of other stuff.

21:02

Speaker A

It's nice that this lets you look at the files. It's nice that the fonts here are nice and you can choose your colors, and it's very readable, and I'm not reading markdown or looking at a terminal all day.

21:13

Speaker A

It's nice that you have a couple options here. Auto, what does this do? Focus mode.

21:19

Speaker A

Oh, this this one lets you like look at your prompt without being described distracted by the LM doing this, which I should probably use more.

21:27

Speaker A

You can attach files. You can also do goal mode. I tried goal mode once. It was not a good experience. So, that's another thing I would remove.

21:37

Speaker A

Uh but other than that, it's just a really simple product. It's as simple as it can get to have all these features. Um and its containerization support is so so good. Um and the fact that it has this web view, and I know some people

21:53

Speaker A

are like, "Oh, well, I want an iPhone app." With the web view, it is more than enough. Uh you can save it as a PWA. Um on my Samsung, I can actually use uh I can actually download it as an app with the APK, but

22:06

Speaker A

I can I sometimes just use the web view in there anyway. It's actually amazing to like launch the server, and then like test it on my tablet [clears throat] at the same time.

22:17

Speaker A

But again, I've only done that for like 3 days, and I still 99% I I would say 95% of my work happens right here on my computer, on my laptop.

22:28

Speaker A

Um but I am checking it more on my phone now that I can just go to, you know, my server.

22:35

Speaker A

Anyway, thanks for watching. If you have any other specific questions about how I use Open Chamber, or if I still like Open Chamber, it's been 3 weeks now, and I'm pretty sure like I'm committed. 3 weeks in AI world is a long time. And

22:49

Speaker A

one, I've I don't know if I mentioned this, but I had a really good experience uh reporting an issue to this project, and they fixed it, and they pushed it in the next release, and it was like 3 days

23:00

Speaker A

for my issue to be fixed. I feel like they're really, really responsive. And I submitted my issue with my agent and I was like a little hesitant. I was like, "Oh, some projects really hate AI slop." But I just made

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sure that like my agent was very clear on what we were experiencing and like I put in a lot of logs and evidence to show that the bug was real.

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Speaker A

And then it was so funny because like a couple of seconds later like their agent responded and they were like, "Oh, could you test a few more things?" And then I tested a few more things.

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I responded with those results. And they patched it and fixed it. So, it was such a great experience and I actually think that experience is what makes me so committed to this project.

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Speaker A

Oh, and some people asked me like, "Oh, are they paying you to talk about this?" Like the first time I tweeted about Open Chamber, they're like, "Are they Are they paying you?" Like I don't think this project has that kind of money to

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pay me, but they're not paying me. And it if if anybody pays me for stuff, I'm going to be like super transparent. I don't believe in the like fake hype stuff where people pay you to hype up their products.

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Speaker A

I actually use this every single day and I love it. So, that's been my experience. And if I change my daily driver, you'll be the first to know.

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Thank you so much for watching.

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