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Maxisms
Whenever I get a new plush I do this thing I like to call “Stuffie Baptism” which is where I will place the new stuffed animal under my blankets until the STORE(evil) smell wears off and in turn, it will instead smell like me, and then I can go to sleep with it.
My goat doesn't want water lol
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Watch "Max Verstappen Post race interview | 2021 Qatar Grand Prix" on Streamable.
Qatar 2021 post-race interview.
"Racing is not complicated...it has a brake pedal, throttle pedal, and a steering wheel..." - Max Verstappen (2021).
I think this is one of the best "Max Moments" or "Maxisms" interviews I have seen. He is clearly not happy with the interview. But at 1:42, she asks about how affected he is by the politics with the FIA and the back/forth between Christian Horner and Toto Wolff (Red Bull and Mercedes). His response shows his pure mindset, and his tone of voice really reflects his honest, simplistic nature.
Look at his body language when he gives his answer. Although he was uncomfortable throughout this interview (his body language showed he was mostly tense or defensive, as he typically is in post-race interviews), when he gives his response, he softens, starts to maintain eye contact (until she interrupts him again), and gives a true response.
happy tdov! it’s taken six years but i’m slowly deciding how i want to present (they/them)
