YouTuber Archie Manners insists trying everything once is a very bad idea 6/6

Archie Manners, comedian & magician, speaks in opposition of the motion that This House Would Try Everything Once.
Mr Manners is the other half of Josh & Archie on UA-cam.
This is the final speech of six.
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[@josharchie]

Oh god I did swear quite a lot. A

[@jude8936]

And yet it was fucking hilarious

[@TheVeganVicar]

I’m not sure if anyone should try suicide ONCE. 😳

[@sparkymmilarky]

Great speaker. High energy

[@dennisrayment4935]

Reminds me more of a Cambridge Union address.

[@pandabear6546]

This was wild well done sir, well done!

[@hendermanh5767]

Well, I wasn’t expecting this…

[@steve_perks7]

Bloody brilliant!

[@darrengrainger8663]

Quality

[@domwyatt3239]

Hear hear --- Believe me: the secret for harvesting from existence the greatest fruitfulness and greatest enjoyment is - to live dangerously. Friedrich Nietzsche, The Gay Science, section 283

[@dylanmclelland7860]

Sophistry