Good morning everybody. Aloha. This is Mark Schlauwe. I'm the host of Law Across the Sea and in Hawaii we have lots of attorneys, lots of good attorneys, lots of attorneys with experience all over the world. And we can draw on that experience to help Hawaii, help our community, help our state in progressing. And today we're going to be talking with a lawyer who spent a lot of time in China, especially in Shanghai. And the title of this program today is called Shanghai, and that's my attempt at humor I guess. But today our guest is Sarah Kose. Sarah, welcome. Thank you for having me. So thank you for being here. I really, really appreciate it. You know, right now you're the vice president legal counsel for Central Pacific Bank. You're not here on behalf of the bank today. You're just here to share your experiences and background in China. Yes. But your present position is probably different from what you've had in the past. And I want to learn a little bit about that. Before coming to Hawaii, I understand you lived in Shanghai for 11 years. You worked for a law firm and some maybe large, large companies. And I hope you'll tell us a little bit about that. Myself, from my own experience, my father was born in China. He was born in Harbin, China. Oh, wow. And so I've always been drawn to China. I've always wanted to learn about China and go to China. And I went to China about 10 years ago, a little more than that. I went to Shanghai. It's one of the most interesting historic cities in the world, in my opinion. I really, really enjoyed the experience and meeting the people. But I'd like to learn about yours and how you got there and how you developed your practice or how you became a lawyer there, where you worked. First of all, let's talk a little bit about your background. Where were you born?  So I'm from upstate New York. I spent my entire childhood there, north of Albany, near Schenectady, Saratoga region. So I grew up there. And what type of environment? Suburban? Coase, C-O-E-S. That's not a Chinese name. No, it's not. My parents are both, their families are from Massachusetts. There's actually a Coase square in Worcester. I think there may be a highway where it used to be. There's at least a Coase pond there. But anyway, my father worked for General Electric for 40-something years and General Electric since it's connected in New York. So it's a suburban, rural-type community. It's very non-diverse, very different than other things. But it's also a great place to visit and grow up. And law school or college, where did you go? So college, I went to Columbia, which is in New York City. And at that point in time, in the early 90s, people from upstate New York did not go to New York City. So many people tried to talk me out of it. It was considered very dangerous. It's pre-Juliani, New York City. But I had a great time at Columbia, and I decided to stay and also went to law school there. I'm just curious. People tried to talk you out of going to downtown, New York. What made you say, no, I'm going to go there? I guess I had a rebellious part of it. A little bit rebellious, a little bit. The music I listened to, the kind of things I was into, I thought that New York City was a place where I was going to be exposed to a lot more types of people, culture, concerts, clubs, fun. Is that what you found to be the case? I did. I eventually had to focus on studying, but I had a little bit too much fun my first year of college, and then after that, I got into the books. At some point in time, you developed an interest in China. Were your parents involved in China? Are there any background there like my father? Not at all. Basically, in high school and then in college, I always studied German. I went on an exchange program to Germany in high school, and then in college, I actually went to Germany one summer and worked as a waitress. I had a desire to learn a second, I guess a third language, a second, second language. I was just thinking about what to learn, and I had narrowed it down to Korean or Chinese. I chose Chinese based on liking to watch Zhang Yimou movies. Nothing else. Never thought I'd go there. You're paying a lot of money to go to college. You're allowed to take up to something, 20-something credits a semester, and I had the view I should get my money's worth, so I took the maximum number of credits and took extra things. Why were you watching those Chinese movies? I really liked movies. My friend in college, still my good friend, we used to go to movies at least once a week. It was something we did. Okay, but not the typical movies perhaps, or maybe in that time it was, I'm not sure. Well, in New York City, there's a lot more of what you could consider art house type cinemas, so there's a lot to choose from, and so we often went to that type of movie, yeah.  What about China? You saw the movies and you wanted to learn a new language, so there's something there that touched you. I'm just going to touch me. It fascinated me because you listened to them talk, and at that point in time I couldn't make out anything. Normally if you listen to someone speak, you know, Spanish or French, you can make out some words. It might sound similar to English. It was just completely foreign to me and interested me because of that. It was a challenge. All right, so this was in college. Yes. And what was your next step in your progression towards China?  So I took two years of Chinese, my junior and senior year of college, and then I applied to law school. I got into law school and I was suddenly faced with, I need to grow up now, I'm going to go to law school, you know, that this is my life. And I wasn't ready for that yet. So I was able to defer a year to go to law school. And so I requested to defer, and then I decided I wanted to go to either China or Taiwan for the year because I felt like it would help me understand the new culture, improve my language ability, just have a kind of a broad type of experience before getting on with my life. So I was, I decided this may be my May of my senior year. I was too late for any of the programs that send you to teach somewhere. This was before China was really on the internet. So I actually wrote, you know, actually type written letters and research at a library, addresses of universities in China and sent them out. And somebody called me up maybe a month later with a job. From China. From China. Wow. And where was that? So it's in Shanxi province. That's the province where Xi'an is. It's a city called Hanzhong. So if you're a China scholar, that was important in the Three Kingdoms period. Not really since. But it's a, they call it a prefecture. So it's kind of like a county with about 300,000 people, which is small for China. Very rural, very poor. And there was a teacher's college there. And I taught English to people who are going to be future high school English teachers. Okay. And what was the name of the school? You could call it Hanzhong Teachers College. Or sometimes they call it Hanzhong, normal college, normal. In Chinese, when they translate to English teachers, I don't know for some reason, teachers colleges, sometimes they're called normal university or college. I've heard that before too. Yeah. So, all right. So you took two years? Just one year. No, I'm sorry. Two years of Chinese college. Oh, yes. And you're staring at going to law school. Yes. And, well, why law school too? I mean, what the... So that wasn't very well thought out in my part. I love being a lawyer, but at that point in time, most everyone I went to college with ended up becoming an investment banker, a consultant, you know, Anderson Consulting, or going into the dot-com. I looked into those careers. I wasn't that interested. My backup was law school. Okay. That's... I've never heard of backup of law school, but, okay. That's... Yeah, I did just... It seemed like the best option. And I, you know, it always kind of appealed to me. I had a great aunt who was a lawyer in Boston, a criminal defense attorney, probably graduate from law school in the 30s, so one of very few women. And, you know, it always seemed kind of, I don't know, exciting and glamorous to me that she was a lawyer and had done that. Okay. And so you got... You just wrote kind of... Yes. Without knowing what would happen. And somebody said, sure. Mm-hmm. Come and you went. And, well, how did that transpire? What was the experience you had in that time? You mean my time in China? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So it was very, very difficult for about the first six months in China. You know, it was very poor. It was a lot of culture shock. And I also got to China, and I didn't understand a word anyone was saying. And when I tried to speak to people, no one understood a word I was saying. It was just completely different than what I had learned in Chinese class. And, you know, it was also challenging that, you know, during the winter there we would only have electricity and water a few hours a day because there was a reservoir and only so much water had to last the winter. So it's just huge changes. And also I was very isolated because I was one of two foreigners in the town of 300,000 people. The other foreigner was much older than me, a man. I didn't get on that well with him, so I was just very much alone everywhere I went. People stared at me. There weren't that many foreigners in China then.  They took photos of me. It was still hard. You were like a brand new exhibit somewhere. Somewhere, yes. And so what happened? Eventually I became good friends with, you know, some... Because I was young. I was probably 22. There were students who were even older than me. I became friends with people. You know, I started finding people who... Chinese. Chinese people who, you know, my Chinese also at one point just suddenly clicked. Like I started being able to communicate with people quite freely. And I found people who wanted to, you know, spend time and be friends with me without any ulterior motive. There were a lot of people who wanted to be friends with me to impress their friend or this or that and... Maybe learn to speak English. Practice English, yes. So finally, you know, I found people that I got on with and I also got quite used to being alone and it no longer bothered me. Okay. And so the interesting thing is the friendship thing. And learning to make friends with foreigners, foreigners for us and you're their foreigner, I guess, is kind of something important that we should be doing. And in that respect, was it hard in China? I mean, did you find that these friendships were hard to develop or did it take a little bit of time? It sounds like it took a little bit of time and somehow there was something that worked. Some relationships that somehow worked. Yeah, I think... I mean, I don't think it's that as much this way probably anymore in China, but then, you know, the foreigners were very much the other then and so... And then there's also this probably a view of Americans is very rich and so whatever it's focusing on and the difference is, but I think over time, you know, people would see what's the same and sometimes doing things like, you know, working hard or helping out on something like you're everyone's equal, you know, the people finally saw that I am just like them, that I'm no different, you know, but, you know, they have to get past their preconceptions, I guess. And something you said, you know, to me, it really touches me and that is that you find things in common. Yeah. And all of a sudden, when you find things in common, even if you don't look alike and you don't speak the same language, somehow you're able to come together and that sounds like, to me, what happened. Yeah. What happened. Okay, I want to talk a little bit more about taking off from there and going into you becoming a lawyer and your continued contacts with China, but we're going to take a short break right now. Okay. 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I will see you there. Across the sea with Sarah Koh is talking with us about her life in China. And she worked for 11 years in Shanghai and now works for a bank here, Central Pacific Bank, in Hawaii, although she's not here on behalf of the bank today. But we'd like to, I'd like to lead up and find how she finally got here. So let's talk a little bit about that, Sarah. So you went to college. After college, before you went to law school, you think, I'm not ready for law school, so let's spend some time in China. And I still think there's something there that drew you to China. Maybe it was the movies, but I also think there's something more, in my mind, because you developed friendships and you learned the language. So what happened after your stay as a teacher in China? What happened with your career going forward? So I went back to law school. And then at law school I was, I guess, pleasantly surprised because there were a lot of major U.S. and international law firms at the time setting up offices in China. And there was a lot of work for foreign lawyers in China as far as developing major infrastructure projects. And so while in law school, I sought out internships for summer clerkships at law firms that had that sort of business in the thought that in the future that something I would be interested in doing, it would be an exciting thing to do as a lawyer. And in China, you kind of put the two together. So maybe that year, maybe that year was meant to be, that year teaching worked out for you. Yes, because I wouldn't have gone that direction otherwise if I hadn't spent the year first in China. Okay, so then what happened next with your career once you went through law school? So I actually decided to start my career in New York City after doing two summer clerkships in Asia. What I found is it may have changed, but at the time the offices in Asia were quite small and there wasn't as much of a training program for a young lawyer. So my goal to be a great lawyer who could work anywhere in the world, I didn't want to be just a China lawyer. So I decided to first work in New York City and get a few years' training, but work at a law firm where I would have the opportunity to transfer to a China office. And so I worked for a British law firm, well it's not truly British anymore, it's a European law firm you could say called Freshfields Brookhouse Daringer. I worked first in the New York office and then later I moved to their Shanghai office so I'm not sure about two, three years. In Freshfields when you applied for the job there was your China background something that they looked for or did they care about it or just you being a graduate of Columbia it's probably a good thing too. Well I had applied first actually for their Asia offices so they had a China practice which covered Hong Kong, Shanghai, Beijing and I'd done a summer clerkship there and they had given me an offer to go out to any of those offices after I graduated. Typically the new graduates at that time would go to Hong Kong, get training for a few years and then transferred either Beijing or Shanghai and I specifically requested them could I instead start in New York and they accommodated me. Okay and why was that? Just curious I can't help but... Why did I want to be in New York? I just really felt that I was going to be getting the training I needed in New York. Alright that makes sense. Okay so then what happened? So I was in New York in the interim I got married which we haven't touched on but my husband is Chinese I had met him when I was teaching English in China.  So we arranged for me to go to the Shanghai office so we could be closer to my husband's family. Okay where was he from? He's from Xi'an. Okay so he's from Xi'an and so there is a romantic part of this story that we haven't touched yet. Okay so then what happened? Then what happened with respect to your career and maybe we'll... So when I had been in New York I'd actually been doing mostly finance work project finance, structured finance when I got out to Shanghai the work was more M&A related I was put on having never done an M&A deal in charge of a $500 billion M&A deal I learned a lot I worked very hard the hours were much longer than New York hours the New York hours are very long but I had a great time and I did... I succeeded in closing that deal and many other deals and became a great M&A lawyer but then I had a child in the interim she was about a year old I never saw her I worked both days on the weekend and a friend called up a friend from law school who was working in Beijing at the time and told me that he had a friend working at Honeywell who was looking for an in-house council would I be interested and I did some research because if you're going to go in-house you want to go to the right place you don't want to be jumping around it seemed like a great place to work and so I decided to apply for the job I got it and that was in Shanghai Honeywell's Asia Pacific headquarters are in Shanghai so it covers, depending on the business different numbers of countries but up to 17 countries are being serviced mainly out of Shanghai and how long were you there? Honeywell I was there about 8 years and then what happened? then I kind of I guess based on by then I had three kids I felt that I needed to leave China for their education for their upbringing for clean air and we kind of thought long and hard about what do we want to do you know there were great job opportunities for me all over but we decided that we were going to decide based on what was best for our family and we said we wanted to live in Hawaii so I took the Hawaii bar and looked for a job so had you ever been to Hawaii before? yes so my husband and I had been after we got married so it was my first time I guess the honeymoon and then while in China to avoid becoming a Chinese tax resident which would mean they'd want to tax by income globally you leave China for 31 days every five years and both times we did those 31 days in Hawaii we ran into a house at Waimanalo and so I guess we all had this really great memory of you know so Hawaii actually came into play here as something that would attract you because of your honeymoon and this is a romantic story that I didn't know was part of this whole professional career also so would that be a true I don't know if it's romantic but it's definitely a very good place for a mixed family to live a culture you know that your kids fit right in and it's very international my kids go to public school here but there's students who are you know a lot of Japanese students but there's also Polish, Australian it's very international and the kids like it and the kids like it they're very happy okay and I gotta ask too you know you have three children yes so obviously you're not subject to the Chinese law yes one child or whatever it is now but at that time it was one child right and were you absolved from that rule because of the foreign because you were a foreigner so the law in China is enforced based on the woman and so if you have a Chinese passport as a woman when you want to give birth you need some sort of permission but I'm not a Chinese woman alright so you were free okay now while you worked in China did you have to pass any special law tests or laws that would allow you to work in China? no so I would never a Chinese lawyer I was always maintained at that time I was just a New York lawyer and maintained my New York bar certification you could look more that when you're in China as a foreign lawyer you're more of a legal consultant you might say but often the contracts you're working on you know they're not under Chinese law so I would never give a Chinese legal opinion and you usually try for your clients negotiate if you can under a US law or perhaps Hong Kong or Singapore law depending on what the contract is how do you compare working in China to working in the United States what are the pluses and minuses and what type of work atmosphere did you have and what type of business type relationships what was it like how do you compare it I don't know how you compare it it's not that different I would say in China both places I worked were very team oriented people were very friendly you became very close to the people you worked with you know very positive and then here also people I think it's kind of an influence of the same thing that you know people are also very friendly and team oriented and you know maybe in China it's a little bit more like if someone in your office in China gets married the entire office is invited and here in the US you can't afford to do that here in Hawaii but would you feel the same about New York I would say New York probably a little bit less friendly perhaps you know when I went on business trips in China often it was a group of us traveling people would always wait at the end of the jet bridge to walk together and meet together for breakfast and it was very nobody was left out it was very coordinated that you were doing everything together as a group and in the US when I traveled as a group you know we haven't interacted the same way I'm not saying one is better than the other but you know in China it's a very communal type society the way you do things it's a cultural thing now I want to ask you you I think there was a hand that moved you into the China direction and back to Hawaii also somehow circumstances maybe but what has your experience in China done for you what has it meant to you in your personal life your profession and just how you feel about yourself what is that what has China experience done for you this is a difficult question I think it's given me a more global outlook perhaps it lets me more easily understand other people's point of view I think as a communicator even though Chinese culturally are very indirect in the way they communicate living there has made me more of a direct communicator because I didn't want something to get lost in translation no matter what language I was speaking so I tried to learn how to communicate in a way that people were certain what I meant because I can't be as subtle when I'm speaking a second language okay alright and so you do and you speak Chinese you speak Mandarin right alright so let me ask you to say something for us let's pretend that I am a Chinese lawyer and what would you tell me about Hawaii and I'll ask you to translate it to what would you tell me about your experience in Hawaii to a Chinese to tell them about your life here in Mandarin okay hmm okay okay and what did that mean for me now back to being an American lawyer so I said it's very it's great to live in Hawaii you know it's beautiful and the air is very fresh and clean that's important to Chinese who live in pollution and I said to work here as a lawyer is also very good the people are very friendly and the quality of work is very interesting okay well thank you very much I appreciate your time shi shi that's as much as I can go with Chinese shi shi thank you very much


Tryna go natural. Welcome back to my channel Yay, I'm happy to be finally doing a honey's handmade demo on this channel I feel like I filmed it before but I don't know why I wasn't posting so today we're doing it today I'm posting this honey's handmade demo no matter how it comes out. I'm going to review these new products Newish products that got last black Friday as well. So I'm starting on thoroughly shampooed hair and scalp is feeling good Let's get to the honey hydration mask and see what it does for me So I'm starting off with this honey healthy hydration hair mask. I'm very excited to try this What made me excited about it was the goat's milk. Of course, it has the honey and the honeyquat, but I like goat's milk Okay, okay. So you want a goat's milk? I have to try this If you're Caribbean, like goat is like a delicacy for us yum yum, curry curry gorety Morse protection I like it It smells really nice. It smells like Janssen's and Janssen's baby. All right. All right. That's super. How is that nice and why is that even honey related? But that's what it smells like. I like a rich cream, not super heavy But definitely a rich cream. I like that because I thought like most of the honey's handmade stuff was on the light side So it's good to find one that's kind of like richer and creamier. It still kind of spreads easily and melts into your hair Almost too much melting I was like, hmm, but we applied everywhere and then see what what it has for us. I Like it to melt, but I don't like it to disappear now. So let's see what we got So the instruction said like Make sure you tangle thoroughly and apply. So I wasn't sure if you tangle thoroughly first and then apply or apply and then you tangle thoroughly I don't know but I wouldn't buy this to slip. I'm sure you'll think it Would be good for slip, but it's not good for slip at all. Like wherever I have a tangle I pretty much still have a tangle after applying this and after trying to get my hands through it so There's a no on the slip, but it does spread easily kind of on the surface like over the top I like the slip ingredients are expensive or what because I know these companies know what to put for slip, you know Like some slip realm and stuff. I know they know that so why they don't do that? Like that's the part that leaves me a little confused I Would say probably a three out of ten on slip If so much Yeah, okay. I was gonna give it a three out of ten on the hood. That's not you know what? Okay, I'm gonna be fair and give it like a two point seven five out of ten in tips of slip That's about the number it's funny because doesn't rich creamy like awesome texture, but it just doesn't provide slip Like I've never seen a moisturizing mask have the lady balls to say that Like the stones to say that like the toggle and then apply So I just couldn't believe that's what she meant, but I think that's what she meant because like, you know Okay, some kind of clear mask. I really mass you can understand it not having slip But I'm moisturizing mask with no slip and then you tell me the time to let him play instant penetrator But it feels almost like something could be happening. So let me give it the 30 minutes and I'll be back Oh, which is good. And again, I said the thicker consistency probably help with that and I hope baby Jesus that the leaving has lived because that I just it would be like a Whole can't for me if the leaving doesn't have slip. I might just give up So let's just hope that it even has slipped and the gel that I'm using Yeah, coconut water leaving kandish to try Hopefully it has slipped and then I have the coconut water slip and slide glycerin free gel So hopefully this has slipped as well. Hopefully of course they would moisturize in this is not exactly watery But definitely on the watery like moving side. So, you know how my life has been these days like I hope it's not another one But you'll see I actually do have some of this coffee coconut killing custard from before The video that somehow never made it onto YouTube. This is a cream actually not really a custard But I just bought it out cuz like I'm using honey's handmade. This might go in the mix to somehow at some point This is my half letting it sit. I do feel like it's moisturize It's interesting cuz the coating like it still feels very buttery or waxy I guess that's the shape of there But even though it feels like it's still a lot on my hair and my hair didn't shrink or The problem look like it absorbed and yeah, it still looks like it's on top there I still feel like it penetrated to I hope But it does feel good like my hair itself feels good I'm gonna check out the jelly for I get going just to so I know what we're working with and I guess we'll check it out and then I Guess we wash and go I guess unless it looks like really and no because the consistency feels loose in the jar as well And I don't know if I Want to deal with that for a third time So let me just open and you'll see I like any kind of protection because I hate when you get something and it's Whatever because sometimes they're nice about it But usually it's a pain and that can cause me to stop buying a brand real quick So it's better for all of us if it comes as it should I love the set. It's not like I almost it's like there's cooking the flakes in there. I hope that's what it is So it is it doesn't look like impossible. I'm gonna apply wish me luck But yeah, I love when the cook and actually smells like that sweet kind of desiccated coconut like sugar cake kind of cooking up That's my kind of cooking up because I like sugar cake Cook not wasn't that so much. So I'm loving the set.  I'm gonna start rinsing I'm thinking I'll give you some pro tips as I'm going along So this is my hair with the mask in it. I'm gonna rinse it off and add the leaving condition So I'm still trying to figure out this leaving condition because the first section I applied Again, but it didn't work and it just seemed to just become even more in my hair somehow I was a little worried I was gonna end up with just a huge puff of white This side I decided to add less of the leaving condition So then turn a lot of white like a big white foam. So I don't even know what to say I don't know if you know what I'm gonna do here. I guess I'll just let fate decide how much leaving condition ends up in my Hands, but I will say lack of slip is a problem I hate when you're having a wash there by the end your own numb Of hearing the snaps because it's just like Solidest slips so much breakage.  I'm gonna just apply the leaving now This is the texture to leave and honestly this leaving I would say is more of a like styling cream twisting cream something Like it feels like a pudding basically It's gonna go with whatever I pull. Yes, this is This is the texture And it's like really thick and it's kind of gummy. I think it does How's that some gum in it some fell out so I guess I'll consider that to see if but Like you don't feel like you put a lot at all But once you work it in somehow it just multiplies Hope it's moisturizing because it feels like It's more into defining and I don't know if it's moisturizing. You see, I was just kind of becoming a thick White, you know It could be my hair too because my hair does that sometimes But anyways So now my toe looks a little bit. I feel like some even fell out God was like, okay now that's too much some fell on the floor and I still did that thick white foam business This is my hair after my new leaving conditioner, which took me I would say is more of a pudding So I prefer to use a leave in a regular leave and under this And then just use a touch like a fingertip of this as a kind of stylist up Yeah, this is the consistency of the gel. It's pretty runny And it has like an interesting Texture like I can see like you can see little flakes in it as long as it doesn't translate the flakes in your hair Uh pro tip when you're dipping the gel Let me dip in the gel just kind of dip against your hands and scoop it like this Instead of dipping against the edge of the jar because when you dip against the edge of the jar just Falls right over the jar and down So definitely dip against your hands when you're dipping about the gel even though the even is kind of foamy I feel like once you apply the gel it kind of sucks that foam and maybe then sucks a little bit of the water I don't think it has carbon mon, but almost like that But once you add the gel and the gel for me is I would say almost a red gel with pretty much a red gel like you hear my hair Feels like it has less water on it after I apply the gel So this is my after applying the gel Definitely big definitely frizzy Um, but I do think I'm just curious to see how it dries and the moisture and everything So I think I I'm gonna rock it And see but it's already frizzy and it's already big So Yeah Probably be seeing a lot less gels next year. It's gonna be I know I apply my DIY gel Because yeah, my gel is better than all of these gels that I've tried so far for the year Um, but anyways, that's what we work on this So far just in terms of the slip and the application experience, I would not repurchase these Especially seeing like I said And the definition isn't all that And the moisture is uncertain. Like I'm not saying it's not moisturized Like it's just hard to tell. That's one I'll have to let you know how to dry but Yeah, given all that I don't think I'll repurchase Honey's honey is super tempting just because the sales are like ridiculous like 50% off or something 60% off sometimes So and it's not bad. You can get your hair moisturized but I haven't found any ashes or even any loves really like they're just Fair to find But you can get them at a really good price. That's my take on honey's honey Let me know what your favorite products are from honey's honey. That means I think to really write home about For any reason basically So, yeah, I'm going to dry with my final thoughts Hi, awesome back Hopefully not looking as sleepy as I feel because I'm very sleepy But anyway, this is day three and actually I do like how it looks of course like I wish it was more moisturized but I do like The shape and just the kind of natural curl that I'm getting So like you can see the definition in there with the frizz I guess So I'm enjoying my look that I wished was more moisturized And that's about it. So I would recommend if you are using that Gel and if you're using that leave-in conditioner, put a real moisturizing leave-in under it and then Like either use the conditioner as a pudding or use the gel I don't know if you need both and the gel is definitely a soft whole gel So if you win it, if you're not with it Kind of add to accordingly And like I said, everything could do it more slip. The conditioner could do it more moisture I guess the gel could do it more moisture too. So Yeah, I still haven't found anything in this brand that would make me go. Ooh, I must have it But I still do think that the conditioners are moisturizing and you can pretty much get everything to work So with the gray sales if you kind of mix it in with good products Like if you've got a really moisturizing product for a good slip Somewhere in the mix you can probably make it work with the rest of her products. Basically That's my opinion doesn't reflect the views of this station. That's just my opinion so far on honey's handmade I think I've tried Seven things probably and that's my opinion so far. But let's get into some more detail I sound off with the healthy hydration here mask And she said don't even worry about no slip, boo Don't even worry about no slip. Don't ask about no slip. Don't worry about no slip Don't concern yourself with slip. This has no slip whatsoever. I did use more than half. I do like to send Jensen and Jensen baby or like I said, but it did give me good moisture It did have a kind of wily feeling at the top, which was a little weird So I did feel the moisture, but I guess the shea butter I felt that as well Which didn't seem to affect the penetration, but it was just a little weird But again, like I said, I think her things are really handmade and kind of maybe a little more natural than Some of the natural less natural things. So maybe all of that is in it I wouldn't repurchase this just using like a slip But I would definitely finish it off just because the moisture is there Maybe I'll mix up with something with good slip Like I said for the black friday haul her ingredients list at least on the jars have been Kind of lacking. This is what it says for ingredients I don't know if there's anything more or less The honey and the goat's milk is what attracted me to this And the thing here really has slipped talk about I guess and then I went on to this coconut water leaving kundish Which was strange as I said Because you really can't use a lot. You can't use leaving amounts And it's not that moisturizing. So if you're trying to use a tip, which is what I would recommend It's not going to be moisturizing at all. If you use leaving amount, your hair might be flaky I don't know it might blow up and it's still not all that moisturizing. So This I would use as a pudding like twisting cream twisting butter or something. That's how I would use this So these are the ingredients And I enjoy the scent of this as well So it smells like sweet coconut water sweetened coconut flakes. I do enjoy the scent of This and the gel smells similar. I do think it gives light hold So if you're looking for like a pudding to me because it does have some xanthan gum So if you're looking for a little bit of moisture a little bit of hold over your leaving to do like some twist or something I would recommend for that And I think I would even do a follow-up video using this like that And then I have the coconut water slip and slide necessary in free gel So when I shook it, it was really loose, but it was still managed to be kind of Something something. So I do think it gives me at least a soft hold. There's definitely more than no hold But my hair is big and you know, softly defined Slash frizzy, I guess you could say but I like it. I'm not really complaining about that If it had given me moisture too, we would have been in business I don't see any xanthan gum, cabbama, pectin, anything like that So I don't know if the wax is supposed to hold it together the aloe gel is supposed to hold it together In terms of whole ingredients You know But it did all right and I think if you put it on top of something moisturizing it will do all right for you So I did have this coconut custard just nearby just in case it came in handy So this is another one I probably want to do like some kind of twist out with or something So if you're thinking about buying this just note it's definitely a cream Not a custard like kinky kinky or something and it may be more moisturizing. I don't remember And this has agave nectar and stuff. This might actually be more moisturizing Don't remember much about using this but don't remember complaining about dryness either So, you know pick your poison between the two. I think they're kind of similar products But this may be more moisturizing. I don't know. So that's pretty much it my first honey's handmade demo I guess I may do like one kind of braid out twist out type demo And then after that, I'll just probably demo some of the other conditioners So maybe I don't even know if I need to demo it. Do I need to demo it or should I just come on and say well Yeah, that one was okay. That one was okay. I'm not even that hopeful of finding a winner to really demo them I do have at least six more deconditioners to try. Will I be trying her again black friday? Heck yeah If she hits us with 50 60 percent off, I'm gonna definitely lose my mind and be at it again I'll be complaining again, but that's okay So as long as I can get some moisture from it, if she's gonna give me 50 percent off, I'm gonna buy it I don't know what that makes me a sucker for pain. I don't know Like I think if I wasn't demoing it, I would probably add something for slip or mix it with something with slip At least the deep conditioner and the stylus again laid over something moisturizing and with slip Like I think that's what I would do and that's what I would recommend But if you just love something in honey's handmade, definitely let us know below what that is So we can try it or I can let you know if I tried it. That's it. Thank you guys for watching And let me know what you think of honey's handmade down below. See you in the next one. Bye


Good morning, Hank. It's Tuesday. Today's video is like Alice's Doc McStuffins Lego. It comes to you in only one part. Part one, the news. I'm, of course, referring, Hank, to the El Chapo news. So a couple weeks ago I got a text from my mother-in-law that said, You need to read the El Chapo story in the Washington Post. El Chapo, for those unfamiliar with his work, is the currently imprisoned alleged leader of the Sinaloa drug cartel, and according to the Washington Post article in question, the world's most notorious drug lord. He's known for his ruthlessness and daring prison escapes, and from everything I can gather, he's like not the kind of person you want as an enemy, so I'm gonna tread pretty lightly here, Hank, because I am nothing if not a coward. Right, so anyway, I start reading the article, which details some concerns that El Chapo's lawyer has about the conditions of El Chapo's imprisonment. It's reported, for instance, that El Chapo is only allowed to watch one hour of television per day, and also that during his 65 days in a war as prison, he has only been allowed two intimate visits with a concubine. The article also asserts that during his imprisonment, El Chapo has read two books, the Spanish novel El Final del Ave Fenix by Marta Cuiral, and John Green's High School Love Story Paper Towns. Now, first off, I'd argue that Paper Towns isn't so much a love story as a learning that romanticizing someone isn't the same thing as loving them story, but yeah, apparently El Chapo has read one of my books, which, you know, is a little weird. I mean, I guess Paper Towns is about a larger-than-life character who enjoys well-plotted escapes and has a bit of an empathy deficit, so maybe he found it relatable? I have so many questions. Did he like the book? How was the Spanish translation? Did he ship Ben and Radar? Did he emerge from the reading experience imagining Santa more complexly? But the biggest question I have is, like, how? How did a book I wrote eight years ago end up in a prison in Juarez, Mexico? Which led to an even larger question. I started wondering how, like, anyone ever found my books. You might be thinking, well, everyone else was reading them or whatever, but in fact, that is not true, while my books have been far more widely read than I ever could have imagined, more than 97% of Americans haven't read one.   In fact, at this point, reading any book is almost a counter-cultural activity. Like, a recent survey found that almost 30% of American adults read no books in the last year. So Nerdfighters, no worries if you haven't read one of my books, but if you have, I'm wondering if you can share with me in comments how you came to read it. Or I'd love to hear the story of any book that found its way to you through strange and unexpected circumstances. And yes, I am hoping to use these answers for inspiration in the coming months as I work on my new story. Speaking of which, I should go back to that. Hank, I will see you on Friday.


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There's gonna be a lot more offense this year. I would think you getting shifts Yeah, I don't know man because guys can't hit against it black-and-white ray wave Brandon Lau for the AL East But I feel like that's like part of the strategy for the outfield Now it's like you can't you have to have two on each side of the infield You can still shift over that way which hit the shortstop at second base We can't go to the other side of second base basically factor Peter Lonzo NL East But still that's gonna Get better for a lot of guys purple and the yellow Sonic pulse Nico Horner 157 to 299 NL central Smith prism cabray and Hayes Black-and-white ray wave Corey seager AL West Just fill the balls of the helium and see how that goes There he had juice baseball. This is how Aaron judge hit 62 last year. 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I Think he's gonna want to get some money But I think he's gonna want to stay on the West Coast again because that's why he signed with the angels in the first place You guys need the A's will pay him The answer first team you play professionally in Japan for a little while though Seeger youth quake Mj. Melendez AL central it's last box by the way everybody Good luck and thank you for joining Come on red and black red and black Black white ray wave Nelson Cruz NL or AL East I know Kevin. I was just joking if they paid Ohtani it'd be like their whole payroll for the past 15 years like combined I would think and even then probably not as much as Ohtani will make refractor Ohtani AL West prism jazz Chisholm for the NL East youth quake Josiah Gray NL East Prism Jose Al Tuve AL West black and white ray wave Whitmere field AL central fracture Cattel Marte AL West Jed Lowry black and white ray wave See Seattle San Diego either of the LA teams for sure Fracture Trey Turner They have a good young squad they're gonna come together nicely, but they're still a little bit of ways I think they are they might not be Aqua ray wave Lance Lynn 139 of 199 AL central They've had a lot of great players play for them and a lot of popular players, but they've never done anything to play off Well, they want to do a series last year. That was it black and white ray wave Jose a break you AL central It's like the modern Cowboys. They had the longest playoff drought in baseball until last year There was 21 years between players Prism John Lester and Al central All right And they made a wild card spot. They didn't win the division. There's wild card spots So it's like right they're in the division with the freaking Astros. I mean, that's that's that's tough That's tough, but they should make a playoffs again Mariner should for sure make a playoffs again Don't know if it's division, but they're going back. All right, so we had Aqua ray waves Lance Lynn Christian Yelich, Albert Pujols, Austin Riley, Hazel Salsardo purple yellow sonic pulse Josh Donaldson Patrick Wisdom, Nico Horner, Louise Robert, Brandon Woodruff, Max Kepler Aqua pink sonic pulse George Springer, Carlos Santana, Trevor Storey Green Youthquake, Jaren Duran, green ray waves of Hunjian Ryu, Hermann Marquez yellow green sonic pulse Hermann Marquez Blue yellow sonic pulse Chrome Dust, Emmanuel Rivera, gold ray waves, AT-REL Muto, orange black sonic pulse Drew Ellis and the Expo Zay Short prints Ronald Acunha Jr. That will do it. Thanks again everybody You're on to basketball for a bit