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The process includes sorting through various types of media, with some files labeled as "boring" or seemingly insignificant. The speaker mentions that a lot of the content might be of interest to researchers—possibly old footage, home videos, or archived TV shows. A notable mention is that Nancy had uploaded many of these videos onto a hard drive, which suggests a collaborative effort or a shared digital repository.
There’s a sense of overwhelmed sentimentality as the speaker laments the volume of "tons and tons" of content—from home videos to TV shows—and the effort required to manage or even review it all. The phrase “my head is smoking” metaphorically captures their mental exhaustion amid the chaos.