Wil Wheaton - I'm privileged to occasionally stand on a table, and people listen to what I say, ...

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I'm privileged to occasionally stand on a table, and people listen to what I say, and in those moments, it's important to me that I have something to say and that I honor it.

Wil Wheaton

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Deutsche Übersetzung

Ich habe das Privileg, gelegentlich auf einem Tisch zu stehen, und die Leute hören zu, was ich sage. In diesen Momenten ist es mir wichtig, dass ich etwas zu sagen habe und dass ich es ehre.

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