In this video I try to hide my embarrassment as I misspell or cant find the right answers. Join me as I solve a New York times crossword puzzle. Enjoy!
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I give away all the answers to the puzzle, so only watch this video after you solve the puzzle or if you don’t care about having it spoiled!
Solve the New York Times crossword here – https://www.nytimes.com/crosswords
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