An oolong gift given to Denny from James’ Taiwan trip. This is an old, mellow, easy to drink Yancha.
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CRAZY FAN THEORY
Can you catch the subliminal message in this video?
Go back and watch it again and see if you can find it yourself!
No?
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James is wearing an alltreatment.com T-Shirt and Denny is wearing an
(Erkel)=(nerd)=(typical teadb viewer)
looking at a smartphone shirt. This both CLEARLY and SUBLIMINALLY says, “Go look at my website, Nerd!” COINCIDENCE?!?! I THINK NOT!
P.S. I’m really liking this exploration and commentary on Wuyi lately, a genre of oolong I’ve recently begun to like and am appreciating hearing about.