The text appears to be a transcript of a livestream chat where the streamer is interacting with viewers and discussing donations. The streamer is contemplating closing their live stream temporarily in exchange for donations and is negotiating with viewers about the terms of this arrangement. The viewers are discussing the potential donations and their skepticism about the offer.
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1. The speaker is recording a video and has a goal to donate to people if they close their live streams.
2. The speaker has already recorded with a few streamers before, but they didn't participate in the first two.
3. The speaker found a Nick's generator online to come up with a cool gamer name.
4. The speaker is trying to get a clue about their identity through the video.
5. The speaker is using a website called Tony Bett, which is an online gaming and betting platform that uses real money.
6. The speaker is trying to get streamers to close their live streams in exchange for a donation.
7. The speaker has a limit of R$ 1,000 that they can spend on the video.
8. The speaker sent R$ 10 to a streamer as a test to see if they would close their live stream.
9. A streamer named go Rau agreed to close his live stream for R$ 200.
10. The speaker is using a subatom system, where every R$ 5 increases the live stream time by 30 minutes.
11. The speaker is suspicious of a streamer who created an account 2 days ago and is asking for a donation.
12. The speaker is trying to get the streamer to close their live stream in exchange for a donation, but they are hesitant to trust them.
13. The speaker is willing to donate a random amount to a streamer who closes their live stream, but it could be as low as R$ 1.
14. The speaker is using a system where they can donate to streamers who close their live streams, but they have to open it later to receive the donation.