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[gnulinux540]

Good video, but Dude cut back on the Starbucks

[nicholasclaygolden]

Hey this is a good video. Yes he says go ahead alot, I do that too as well but have been cutting down. A CCIE can say "go ahead" as much as they want. When I become a CCIE the FIRST thing I will say is " Let's go ahead and say go ahead. I will go ahead and say I am a CCIE and let's go ahead and remind everyone who the CCIE is and go ahead and remind everyone who is NOT a CCIE"

I'll get my CCIE and I look forward to saying "Go ahead" I think it's a right of passage. haha.

[johnmacward]

@dgeoffri I respect the amount of work you put into that.

[blacnkninja1607]

@dgeoffri

and you not only counted them but linked to them too - a life is needed.

[jovan88]

@gnulinux540 hahaha thanks for the laugh

[garty22]

Never ever thought I'd write this, but... ROFL. The hell with it, LMAO too!

[bthtariq]

Great Job!!

Thanks!

[nolobede]

a few less amphetamines would calm down the speed of his boice too a litte.

[dgeoffri]

We can go ahead and communicate a lot more information to our listeners while simultaneously sparing their sensitive eardrums if we go ahead and eliminate all the unnecessary instances of go ahead and every time we want to go ahead and communicate a piece of information. So let's go ahead and try to identify this horrible behaviour while we go ahead and watch other videos. Go ahead and have a nice day.

[dgeoffri]

So let's go ahead and see how the GAAPM (go ahead and per minute) count increases to a feverish pitch when we go ahead and listen at 01:32 02:39 03:14 03:35 03:45 04:27 04:48 04:56 05:24 06:12 06:47 07:03 07:13 07:22 07:29 07:59 08:18 08:58 09:09 09:22 09:28 09:46 10:02 10:15 10:25 10:35 11:18 11:22 11:36 11:55 12:02 12:09 12:38 13:42 13:45 14:54 15:02 15:24 15:27 15:36 15:43 15:49 16:04 16:06 16:28 16:43 17:08 17:13 17:28 17:34 18:00 19:17 19:19 and 19:23.

[dgeoffri]

Not saying I don't see the validity of virtualized IOS, either, but seriously... take any of these videos and just count the number of incidences of this horrible corporate language...