Speaking of watches, I got the same white yellow Richard Millie as Jake Paul.

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Speaking of watches, I got the same white yellow Richard Millie as Jake Paul.

I don't know what a Richard Millie is. Let's see. Okay, my internet is slow today. That is a Richard Millie. That's cool. I'm not really much of a watch guy, to be honest. I don't know how much this is—350,000? Yeah, that's a lot of money, man. You're pretty loaded, Sharky. And dude, every time I see you, you've got a new profile picture, bro. You're probably loaded, man. Oh, hell yeah, let's go. Dude, did you not have this up on your channel the last time I checked around here? That's legendary. Yeah. So, I don't know Shark Sway in person, but like this guy's man—I mean, that's some energy for sure. I like it. Okay.

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