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Smuggler has a great reel of work to show, but remember before you click: lots of short videos can still take up a lot of time to watch. I remember back when MTV actually showed nothing but music videos; some days I could sit down early in the afternoon, watch what felt like a couple videos, then suddenly realize it was dark outside. And Smuggler’s videos are cooler than what I watched then. You have been warned.

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