nd I'm comfortable talking about it I I always make sure we don't go too far with the topic of course because it can go too far I I stop it before that happens, but I am an adult making youtube content that I aim for adults. It just so happens I don't swear a lot. Did you guys hear me swear hardly at all? I mean, I don't even know if I swore one time on this stream And there's some nights. I swear more kind of depends on what mood I'm in but I always wonder like does it really bother people and then I think the people it does bother Probably shouldn't be watching it a late night live stream on my channel I'm literally drinking like it's a pretty big indicator. This stream is intended for adults And if you're an adult that's not comfortable with it. I mean, I okay, I get it but If if you're in yes, I'm in my mid 30s. Not if I am I have three kids I don't know if you guys are aware of this. I got three kids I got a 10 year old the eight year old and a six year old. I got three kids.  It's not part of this podcast It's not a podcast In case you weren't aware what to say at the end. Nintendo Prime live. It's Nintendo. It's me live We had a couple topics. We went through those topics. We answered the q&a's Topics just spin off into what they're going to. This is not a podcast. It's just a live stream.  Is this video For kids If you say yes, you can't run ads, right?  So no notifications can send out won't run ads, right If the video is made for kids So you always select no on the very next screen to ask you Does this video contain any vulgar language? Does this video contain Any nudity, which obviously we'll just get blocked Does this video contain any potentially violent situations? Does this video contain anything that could be misconceived by a younger audience as dangerous What I don't understand is when you answer the first question Is this video for kids and you say no Then why do you on the very next page specify?  Oh, but by the way your video needs to be friendly to kids Or you can't run ads Isn't that so weird So if your video is intended for kids or Made for kids you can't run ads no notification But also if your video is not made for kids It also still has to be friendly towards kids So basically your video can't be made for kids, but it has to be made for kids If I have a drink like I do in my live streams. I have a drink My video can't be monetized anymore. Why? It might encourage youth drinking But my video is not for kids you already asked me is my video for kids and I already said no YouTube is such a weird place such a weird place There's a difference between a video for kids and a video for general audience No, there isn't let me explain why Let me explain why So when you turn on cable TV, which most of you might not even know what cable TV is anymore But when you do turn on cable TV and you're flipping through the channels You'll see scantily clad people all the way.  You'll see violence everywhere. You'll see You know alcohol drinking and smoking and cussing. You'll see it all over tv All the same things. You'll see ads for coke. You'll see ads for pepsi. You'll see ads for doritos. You'll see ads for You know, I don't know a fan duel. You'll see ads for you know Kid toys and stuff. It'll be on all of these channels All of these channels will have all this content and all of it is monetized Every single thing is monetized no problem But if you do the same thing on youtube no monetization Have a fake sex scene no monetization Have a drink no monetization Cuss no monetization But you can do all of that on cable tv and to be fully monetized in fact you've paid millions of dollars Now I understand that there are standards with tv And they have a whole crew of people that make sure videos don't cross the line And when you have a platform like youtube where people are making content that youtube can't really watch before it goes live They try to have an automated bot do it, but they don't really watch it themselves So you could have people be like oh, we can't just let x amount of content be be monetized because like What if someone just uploads a porn video and that's monetized that would be a problem? I understand there has to be limits But it's really extreme So when you say make it for a general audience most of cable tv is for a general audience and does all of these things By youtube's definitions.  It's everyone, but Cavee out there Some games are intended for younger audiences. Some games are not Does that make sense? I hope that makes sense like It's easy enough to say This game is for everyone, right Right, it's easy enough to say this game is for everyone, but we're not talking about video games We're not talking about movies and television or talking about youtube Yes, it's for everyone. And guess what? The games that aren't I'll give you an example of a nintendo game that's not Bayonetta, Bayonetta 2 and 3 are M rated games. Does Nintendo not sell them? Does Nintendo not make money off them? If those games sell 10, 20 million, does Nintendo not make the same money they would on any other game? Twilight Princess 8 million copies rated T for teen. Is that for everyone? Not according to the rating system It's made for teens It's not made for everyone But Nintendo makes the same amount of money in that game either way You're trying to make an argument about how nintendo can make generalized content like a mario game that might target an older audience But be friendly to everyone right like I understand that argument and you can argue That's exactly what youtube wants and that probably is what they want The difference is they allow everyone else to monetize for those things that you can't do That's the issue Yeah, you can make content for everyone That's intended for an older audience, but still brand friendly to everyone you can absolutely do that But then everyone needs to be held those standards and they're not That's the issue with youtube not everyone is held to the same standards We just had our buddy Reportedly have his channel Get a video removed because youtube thinks he's promoting Gang violence or something in the video predicting things for nintendo direct Why would that even be a thing that even comes up? Probably because he showed a gameplay clip that had some violence in it That's what i'm assuming i'm assuming they got flagged for a gameplay clip Do you think Do you think the tonight show has to worry about getting flagged? You think a will smith put up a video like that that he'd have to worry about getting flagged youtube has a bias A massive bias So it's something that my issue with youtube is just the general Buy like i would say like doggie if you ask me would you say My normal everyday videos Are meant for adults but safe for everyone right i would say that's probably a normal thing for my content I would say my content is brand safe For everyone to watch my my normal content not my live streams. I always specify the beginning of my streams I'm drinking not for kids drink responsibly etc I always specify that at the beginning So there's a warning at the beginning of my streams that my streams are not for kids the ones Now there are times that I will do streams that are intended for everybody like as an example streaming a nintendo direct Like live reacting to that like there are times my video my streams will be but I always specify But I don't know my other videos. I would argue most of my videos are pretty brand safe Once in a blue moon, you'll see a swear word come out. But for the most part it's a it's a pretty brand safe Thing so I make that for everyone brand safeness But the problem I have is I can't even have a drink of beer Why oh because it might encourage kids to drink Kids shouldn't be watching a 35 year old talking about nintendo anyways Being honest, I don't let my own kids watch my youtube channel. Why would any other parent? And there might be kids watching me right now I'm telling you I am a 35 year old if you are anywhere 18 and younger I could be your dad stop watching me Go watch content creators closer to your age They can connect with you more I understand if you need a father in your life. Maybe I'm not your dad I can give you some advice, but the advice might not work in your life. I don't know your situations It's kind of creepy That's why I don't let my kid. I'm I am their father and I don't let my kids watch my channel I'm literally their dad and I know my videos safe for them And I still don't let them watch because I don't think it's right for children to be watching grown adults Like fully grown not like early 20s Fully grown 30s and up adults Making content Unless that content is specific for children like blippy as an example blippy is literally a children show That's fine But Stuff like What I do no go there. There's younger youtubers Go watch them and I realize That's probably a large reason my channel is not as big as it could be Because I don't just embrace it Like beat them up He's a good guy. What's a great guy But he embraces the fact that there's a large chunk of nintendo fans that are going to be young and he embraces it He targets his videos to older people But he also embraces the younger crowd and that enables his channel to blow up a lot bigger That's why he's one of the few nintendo youtubers over a million subscribers because He embraces the everybody-ness of it. I kind of reject it So like It's I'm weird. I do the opposite of what I should do to be successful And yeah, I got 70,000 subscribers. So I think I'm doing all right. I mean by the way 70,000 I'm still what you would call a small youtuber. It's not like I'm doing this for a living But I mean there's a decent chunk of coin every month, you know It's at least over 500 bucks a month usually It's not like it's a a chunk of money that that doesn't matter. I mean most of it gets put back into giveaways and stuff, but still you know I'm kind of a weird one. I'm a weird one. I don't I don't embrace everything I kind of push people away That makes sense Well, I mean, I love buddham beat him ups buddham ups. I love beat him up. He's a great guy It's just you know, he kind of embraces that whole thing I don't and the thing is I don't really have a reason not to The the bottom line is um my If my daily content is fine The only thing that's not on my live streams these streams this stream right here. This is the this is the thing that's not fine So everything else is fine, but my streams are not You could argue just do your streams on a different channel have a streaming channel, right? You know make a separate channel and stream or just stream on twitch Just separate yourself out So you still do your adult stuff But do it in a separate area than your main content and there are plenty of creators that do do that Where you'll go to their streams on twitch and My lord is that very different content than from their youtube channel Because their youtube channel is all brand safe family friendly for everybody And then they have their twitch channel, which could just be nuts taken off the shirt doing shots You know running circles doing crazy stuff getting in a hot tub, you know, whatever the hell they're doing over on twitch these days Um, so like it's it's interesting the dynamic there, but I always go like this I am who I am and I ain't gonna hide it We hit our night streams Kids are in bed. My kids are my kids are in bed. It's time for me to be an adult And being an adult in the way that is having fun Not necessarily being adult in the way that's the most responsible that I have to be all the time I like to let loose So it's always probably good these kind of streams will probably always hold the channel back just a smidge Not so much the beginning usually the beginning of the streams are all fine It's when we get deeper into the streams like now where the sex talk came up or something else came up and it's like Cares Except me or don't I'm good Phillip musin dude. He was on he was recently on a podcast Um, god that Phillip musin situation was always really weird. He was on a podcast with uh Collin Moriarty I think I think they did an episode of his playstation podcast where they had him on which was kind of weird I think they should have did it as a sidebar for some reason. They made it a podcast episode even though they didn't talk anything playstation um That's a really weird podcast And Collin pressed him I got a Collin credit. I don't always like everything he does, but he he did press him Like I don't understand how you didn't know it was plagiarism like he just kept pressing him on he's like I just don't I don't I don't get it like I didn't go to college for this crap And I know like how do you not know and you went to college and you had college writing classes You don't know what plagiarism is You don't think it applies to the the video medium when you take someone else's work and just transform it Like you can make transformative content, but if you directly stole it without accreditation Like that's that's like plagiarism 101 Um, it's one thing to directly steal it's another thing to steal and give credit and still not have permission Um, because at least you gave credit um That's another thing to just steal And say it's yours And say your work is transformative in your own It was a really weird podcast Phyllis Muson I don't know man He's in a really strange he has a good job apparently now and that's good for him You know, I didn't think he was never going to get a good job He has a college degree He was always going to get work somewhere and I think he edits videos for his by way his video editing skills were never the problem He's a really good video editor Um, so like yeah, he could still get a job job, which he has right now He has a job editing videos for some big channel and good for him. That's fine. He is a good video editor But it's like man It's like he still doesn't accept responsibility. He talked on that podcast about how he's perplexed why all these ign employees Um, blocked him and stopped talking to him Because they were still talking to him even after he was fired. They stopped talking to him after he released his apology video It's like he's oblivious To why they're mad at him and blocking him after that video when if they were really mad at him about his plagiarism over Boomstick gaming That they didn't just block him when they fired him and I can tell you why Two things and I don't know how he hasn't realized this. We've talked about this like way back during the philip musin situation We talked about this For those who don't know what the situation is philip musin was he still has a youtube channel um called philip fi lip He was a nintendo switch youtuber Who got up to about 50,000 plus subscribers and then got hired by ign After jose otero left to work at nintendo. He got hired by ign to be their lead nintendo news editor So he was writing most of the nintendo reviews I'm doing a bunch of nintendo news and he was the host of nintendo voice chat that was still live at the time Um, they still had a um, they're still doing it in the old way the nintendo voice chat's still around But it's it's a different kind of show today so He was hired for that and it turned out While he was hired that he plagiarized a review He got busted by boomstick gaming who called him out uh and said hey I think you took my review and didn't give me any credit and posted it as your own Um, and it was like word for word like verbatim stuff. It was bad. Yes reviews of a game If if both reviews like a game and there's a review of dead cells If both reviews like a game, there's going to be some similar language used There's going to be some some like opinions that's going to happen If you have two people play a game and and they both agree that game is really really good Chances are they're going to have a lot of the same positive things to say So the issue isn't having the same positive things to say the issue is how you say it So like he literally could have took someone else's review and completely rewrote it in his own words and nobody would even know Like that happens. That's how some people cheat by the way on college papers They will go Download somebody else's college paper And then they will read it and then they will completely rewrite that paper in their own words because it's easier than doing the research yourself Now colleges have gotten smart and tried to have automated programs that will go through and tell you how close this is to somebody else's writing But if you completely rewrote it in your own words for the most part, you will never get in trouble And he could have done that He could have just watched the video Took some notes and then completely wrote his own review around those notes from somebody else's review He could have did that and got away with it. No one would be the wiser Instead he used word for word language exactly the same like exact like entire paragraphs of words that were exactly the same Like it couldn't have been more blatant that he stole the review It's like it's like he downloaded the transcription of the video and then made his own video of it. It was it was And his whole argument about how I thought it was okay to take written review And transform it in the video form and that makes it yours That was an argument he made on colomori. I already said I used to think that was okay Loose the gaming was a video review It was a video review that you redid a video for you literally can't use the argument that you thought it was Okay to transcribe written work into video work when you stole video work to make video work It's like it's not clicking something is not registering up in his head to accept full responsibility for what he did and philip I have already invited you privately and publicly to come on my show and talk about this and I promised to be fair I Colomori already didn't hit you on enough of the points because he probably didn't fully cover it back then There's stuff that I that like as an example that he didn't know about the ign employees Why they blocked him well in his apology video or his non apology Let's call it an explanation an excuse video is an excuse video An explanation of the situation where he said he was wasn't at fault and he did nothing wrong There was a line in that video That this isn't verbatim But it went something like this I don't know what the problem is. This is what everybody does at ign Without realizing it, he just accused every reviewer at ign of plagiarism And he wonders why they all blocked him I don't know why they blocked me after that video Because you accuse them of plagiarism Which didn't happen by the way but That's how like he's so He has talent. He's a very good video editor and I'm glad he has a job is that that's what he should be doing He shouldn't be in front of the camera. He should be an editor, which is what he is And ign should have probably hired him as just a video editor not an on not a not a face He had him in doing the whole on camera stuff very long He had no confidence in what he was doing He talked about that he had no confidence in what he was doing and a lot of his plagiarism happened at ign So he claims due to pressure which I fully believe in the immense pressure of working at ign It feels like a job of your dreams. You don't want to mess up You have their lead editor, you know being really critical super critical of everything you hand to him In the case of dead cells that editor wasn't around So it wasn't as harsh to criticize so like I get it. It can be very hard. By the way, when you work at a big company like that That's the job of the lead editor to be critical To push your piece to be the best it can be That's their job You can't get offended at it. You can't feel pressure because of it That's their job To go in there and say this doesn't work rewrite it or you can't say this Because it just Isn't factually correct.  This is poorly worded Like that is their job Your job is to create original work. So like yeah, he just doesn't get it something. I don't know It's hard like I wonder He's been accused of this nobody knows because it turns out that he he plagiarized on his videos on his channel that got him hired Um, and that he plagiarized other reviews at ign as well Uh, I didn't there was one review that no one has figured out that he's that review There's one review of his that is still up at ign that hasn't been proven to be plagiarized So maybe that's original or maybe it's just such a small creator. They can't find it Um or a small reviewer that they can't find it um But yeah, it's interesting.  It's insane And while he understands he claims he knows today. It's plagiarism. It's like what? I don't even have a college degree Now I've been editor-in-chief of a website and ran a team of like 30 people So like I I know what it's like to have deadlines and pressure And a lot in me a lot more probably a lot more on my plate than he did But man I don't know. I I'm someone who likes to genuinely give people um A benefit of the doubt I'd like to give people the benefit of the doubt. I'd like to believe Philip isn't all bad He can't be all bad man He probably isn't You know, apparently he has a step a step child. Maybe he's a really good dad I could believe that he could be a good dad just because you're really shitty at anything involving journalism It doesn't make you a bad dad Um, so maybe he's a good dad.  Maybe maybe he you know, he he is factually a good video editor He didn't plagiarize his video edits. He legitimately is good at video editing Gotta give him that much His video edits are unique. They're uniquely his And he's very good at it cool So it's not like he doesn't have talent. It's just He's like a lot of people They can't accept responsibility for their actions He's not alone I'm sure you guys know in this in this world of social media How many of us don't accept responsibility for our own actions let alone the Other people accepting responsibility I used an improper phrasing on twitter like last week. I can admit it I should have not used the word objective. It's not what I meant Um, so I improperly used the word objective Blew up on a tweet I made I can accept responsibility for that.  It's cool But I don't know man people just don't do that. They don't understand it. They don't Realize what they did wrong. They just get in defense mode It's weird. I get in it too. I'm I'm not like oh my god because I can admit Let me admit it to it right away I got in defense mode Natural human reaction Phillip was real wooden on the mvc He was nervous um The thing is I could feel for everything he said about working at ign and how he felt and the pressure and Not feeling like he could live up to it I get it That part I believe is totally real he probably And you know why it was probably even more real because he was plagiarizing to even get the job So he already knew he wasn't good enough to really have the job in the first place And then he was given this golden opportunity and then he blew it Like literally all this plagiarism on his youtube channel He would have got away with it if he stopped when he got hired by ign if he had never Did had that boomstick gaming plagiarism and even with his other plagiarism being there If the boomstick gaming dead cells one never happened If he would have did an original work there and did original work for the most part moving forward He probably would have never been caught sad reality is That's how he got there and that's the only way he knew to do it I can't meet deadlines unless i'm copying other people's work Well, those other people aren't meeting deadlines. Why can't you this is literally your job? You're being paid to do it. It's not youtube anymore where you're making pennies. You're being paid a salary to do it I'm not saying you're getting paid well. I'm not saying that like being an editor at ign is like this glorious paying job It's probably not It's probably like a 50 60k a year job. It's not You know Especially out where you know san francisco la those kind of areas where you work at these buildings.  I think back in 2008 Some with a different with a different staff member But it wasn't as bad as philip because at least that staff member kind of owned up to it philip is like Still to this day doesn't really fundamentally understand everything he did wrong He understands some of what he did wrong. He doesn't understand everything. I almost feel sorry for him I don't know.  I don't know. I don't know the guy That's why I wanted to have a comfort That's why I wanted him to come on our podcast because I feel like it's a fascinating thing to talk about going from youtube to ign um, and like rising through the ranks and and dealing with plagiarism um And like the backlash of the whole of the nintendo fan base gamers You know the public lashing like how hard that had to be. I'm sure all that stuff's hard Even if he created it himself, you know, it's hard It's like kind of feel bad for him, but also like the thing is is like People like you shouldn't feel bad for them feel bad for boomstick gaming Boomstick gaming is a huge youtube channel now because of that that controversy made boomstick gaming's channel Like massive He was like he was a tiny like 20 000 subscriber channel And then after after that event because obviously it draws drew so much attention to him He's now over 200 000 subscribers. I mean The guy blew up because of that controversy Now that doesn't mean his videos all get the most views You know, so I only get a few thousand Um, some get more some get 30 some get 20 some get 100 So he he gets some that perform really really well And he doesn't seem to base his content on the ones that do well like he doesn't melt It doesn't look like he melts the ones that do really well He just makes the content he wants to make some of it performs well some of it doesn't he doesn't care He just keeps making it But he's got an opportunity for videos to blow up because of the following.  He's he's uh working for some big youtube channel somewhere As a behind-the-scenes editor IGN does steel work. Don't be fooled. It's just not as much as he did so I want to be careful when we accuse the whole outlet of anything IGN steals work It's such a big accusation You can't just throw it out there as a generalization and then not provide example after example after example of current employees at IGN doing it You want to say it happened in the past IGN won't even deny that But you need to give an example of current employees doing it and if you can't then we can't say IGN steals all the time No Only if you can prove it Now we can talk about news stories everyone posts the same news stories. So like that's whatever but when it comes to articles reviews videos You need to prove that that stuff is stolen And if you don't have any examples, then you're just making a generalization based on some stuff that's happened at the website Things factually happening isn't the same as saying all of IGN does this all the time You know how much content IGN produces on the daily It's like hundreds of videos and thousands of pieces of content on the daily Most of it's not plagiarized They wouldn't be around they'd be buried in lawsuits So it's not about being fooled. I think you're possibly being fooled if you honestly think it's that normal of a thing at IGN And none of these big outlets is of that normal a thing. They wouldn't exist anymore. They would be sued to oblivion Um Freaky diggy says I know Philip totally messed up. He's been fully outed and fired and embarrassed eventually I think everyone deserves another chance. Here's the thing freaky diggy He has another chance. He is now a video editor at him at a big-time youtube channel He's making good money editing videos on youtube. There you go Now think about getting not now if you mean getting a second chance at making an intent He still makes videos on his own channel But if you mean like getting a second chance at like being a big like being a face of something at Game spot as an example The problem is he committed the cardinal sin He didn't just plagiarize once he didn't just plagiarize twice. He didn't just plagiarize three times. You know three strikes are out It's literally over 30 things that he plagiarized between his youtube channel and his work at IGN 30 That makes him unhiderable. He can't work as anyone that's in charge of giving opinions can't He he did the absolute one thing in Even the industry. I'm in you can't do like I can watch someone else's video I'll give an example. I can watch like rgt 85 and he has a news story I can go look up the news. He brings up and mention it in my video I can do that sometimes I even shout out the videos if I first heard the news in their video sometimes I'll even shout them out. Hey, I first heard this at rgt first heard this is switch force first So that's a gaming spanish palm wave blah blah blah like I'll shout I'll show me you'll notice That's where I first heard it. Usually it's not I don't have time to watch other people's videos usually but if I did And that's where I got the news from cool I'll give them credit but Just because I got the news from them I'm not copying their words. I'm not like watching zack from switch force and going okay, what? zack said this zack zack zack zack zack. Okay Let me just read off exactly what zack said and just read word for word for word for word for word for 15 minutes like no No, I get the news and then I have my own thoughts Even if my thoughts end up agreeing with something rgt said or or or zack or you know, shan or john Or player essence like even in my opinions end up agreeing with them It still won't be the exact you won't be able to watch my video watch their video and go Yep, they plagiarize each other. No, they might have the same topics But very different thoughts opinions and how we get to them very different approaches to editing different approaches to all of it It's very like I personally Have never been accused of plagiarism I can't imagine that I ever would be My thoughts are always my own. I don't need to copy someone else's thoughts. I got my own I got plenty of my own up here. I can sit here and talk to myself and a camera with no one in the room for hours on end on a live stream No, that's the kind of person I am um Do you think hog engine impact gets released on the switch? I don't I don't think it's going to get released on switch. Unfortunately My old old switch force talks too much. I'm like just get to the news You know what's funny about about switch force videos People watch my videos, right?  I'm like, yep. I'm a rambling man. Like seriously. I know I ramble I know I can go off on a tangent I know that I can Waste people's time apparently. I don't know I'm making the videos. I want to make So I kind of view that the same like with was acting switch force He does do a lot of talking sometimes he does a lot of sometimes to do like his own personal stories That are semi related to the news but like Aren't really Why anyone clicked the video um But like I'm the same way. I think the difference is like look like today I had two pieces of news in my video today. I still have the news up the news I had was was platinum games Uh potentially bringing or wanting to bring star fox back I had a few quotes there and then I had information on the price cut for switch Just from a pure informational perspective. I have about two and a half minutes worth of information to give you My video No, two and I have two and a half minutes of actual information to give you Two and a half minutes worth. That's it My video is 14 minutes and 35 seconds So that means For 12 minutes Is stuff that isn't information its opinions its thoughts It's conversation What if people get mad at switch force about doing wasting people's time Not getting to the news I just admitted to you. I had two and a half minutes worth of news today that turned into a 14 minute video Now that I know what was going to be 14 minutes. I had no idea I have no idea. So none of my videos are really short like eight minutes. Sometimes are really long like 40 minutes over the weekend I didn't know that was going to be a 40 minute video Differences. I think what happens is some people prefer Others like People that that enjoy my content Will be oh, I can't get into Zach. He's to this. He's to that too much of this it wastes too much time I do the same thing You like what I have to say or you like how I say it or you like my delivery or sometimes it's simply You watch his video. It's him on a green screen with this little good morning mario background And then he throws up some trailers and stuff right you watch my video. It's me. I'm on a practical set like I am right now I got an image on a tv. It's not fake This is all real stuff that I can touch and interact with Every now and then there might be a light skit like a tinfoil hat Sunglasses, I did a squirrel mask in a video not too long ago Like so every now and then there'll be a small little piece of I don't know if you call it comedy Cringe, whatever you want to call it There's a small bit of something and there's obviously my person out like this morning when I said, oh my god, everyone Welcome it's one like at all this exciting energy to start the day Which literally after that video my energy just plummeted for most of the day It was pretty rough for a while, but um it's like I think it's all about People preferring the attitude charm presentation Feel when they watch one's video over another When they're both wasting about the same amount of your time for the same amount Actually, you get more news per video in his he'll have like four or five stories per video I have like two maybe three sometimes just one and it's still like 12 15 minutes long I'm probably wasting more of your time. You're just enjoying The time you're spending on my videos probably more than his I that that that's just and I'm seeing this as like a content viewer I can watch a billion people that have like the same content on the same thing Especially like when reviews pop up for like new tech, right? Oh the new rising CPUs come out There'll be like a bunch of channels putting a whole bunch of videos out But there's always like certain channels I'll actually watch all the way to the end even though they give me the same information Because of the presentation So the intonation of their voice You know how the you know just just everything the energy of the host perhaps Um So I know that as a viewer there's a reason that all the videos can have the exact same information And only certain ones keep me interested even though they all are doing the same thing Me and me and Zach from switchers probably waste the same amount of viewers time in fact I think I waste more But people seem to not care that again Maybe they do his channel is way bigger than mine and he gets way more views than I do so Maybe that's why maybe that's another reason I don't grow I waste people's time. I don't know. I am I am I have not played warrior wear So I can't talk about it Do you take naps sometimes today? I took an hour and a half nap Uh right before the kids got home I don't always have time to nap My naps are based on when my kids wake up So this morning my kids woke up at 4 30 in the morning Days like that.  So usually what I have to ask myself is because I work from home and my work lets me Shift my hours a little bit. There are certain things certain meetings certain things. I have to have done by certain times um, but oftentimes I could shift my hours around a little bit so My kids go to school at like 7 10 in the morning I have to decide right then am I gonna go like on a day like today when they're up at 4 30 Do I have to go back to bed right away? And sleep Or do I go do some work?  Maybe have some lunch do whatever and then take a nap before my kids go So do I do the nap right away or do I do it later? What I have found is when I do the nap right away after my kids get on the bus I'm out cold for like four hours And when that happens, I've lost so much of my productivity time Like if you ever see a video not come out until like four or five o'clock I probably took a nap right away that in the morning and Fucked up my whole day But then sometimes if I push the nap until like say 130 My kids get home at three You know, I might not fall asleep right away and then I don't get enough sleep So it's tough basically as long as my kids don't wake up till six They're not supposed to wake up till six if they sleep until six. I'm good If they don't and they wake up at 4 30. I am boned And you would say it's weird. Why do your kids wake up at 4 30 put them to bed later?  Why do you think I have so much soda in my house right now? I survive on ever since college started I survive on caffeine But never seen you talk about the Origami what the heck is origami? I know about a ratings board leak, but I don't is it called origami too? I think I saw a switch forces video on that. I think Here's the thing My channel doesn't have all the news. So I asked this earlier. I'm gonna put a poll up right now We got 90 people here not exactly a great poll So in my videos, I do a combination of Content I'm interested in Along with content. I think you guys might be interested in But I like I don't cover everything so my internal debate every day is do I Cover more stories five and 15 stories get every little morsel of Nintendo news But make it like a 30 minute video because that's how long it's gonna take me Or I just keep it as it is where basically I get a video all day When I have more time, which the bigger the channel gets The more time I assume it'll afford me depends on obviously the revenue the revenue is really what determines how much time I get Um, so I'll get a second video out as well So like maybe there's four stories and I split it up over two videos I don't know maybe there's two stories, but there's such big stories They deserve their own videos like a massive nintendo direct leak. I could easily do one video on that no problem So I can be like video one and video two could end up being say like A some big news story that happened that day, right? Like I don't know um A new trailer for a breath of the wild comes out and we decided to talk about that trailer and Discuss possibilities because of that trailer like turn it and kind of do a discussion video I could see something like that And I've done multiple videos in a day, but that was obviously back when the channel was obviously Popping off heading into e3 guys remember the lead up to e3 I was doing multiple videos at a plus live streams. Why one I wasn't in college at the time to The channel was popping off. So obviously the better the channel is doing The more I could afford to make more videos um Interesting so 65 percent are saying keep it as is Well, what I expect I expected most people to be like, hey, we already like what you do Just keep keep it the same, you know, maybe maybe squeeze in our next video Trailer reactions. So I've had people talk about trailer reactions Um, like as an example, there was that long four minute video from Metroid Dread And I had some people say, you know, why don't you react to that? Um, it's easy content, right? You're just playing a trailer Watching it pausing it reacting to it, etc. Um, lots of people do that and Well, I do think there are there is interest in people seeing me react To things like that I don't know that the interest is very high I guess I don't know until I do it right like I guess I could try it one day as like a bonus video make like an extra video where I react to some trailer for a nintendo game And just see if people care about my reaction I suspect they won't but then again, I did that spider-man uh video reaction And it didn't do well I'm gonna pretend to do well. I think I hit a couple thousand views though, maybe Now 1.2. So I had 1.2 thousand views. So it didn't do well But it didn't do horrible So like maybe if I reacted to like that Metroid Dread four minute video, maybe it would have got You know, maybe maybe maybe people be into that. Maybe maybe it's something to think about Because I have reacted to the stuff before but it's always been like live. I've never done like a like video reactions But I mean, I guess I react to news all the time. So what's the difference? I don't know. I'll think about it That would be like a new series like a react series I have a react series I used to do but The videos didn't do well, but that was a long time ago And I got to be careful what trailers because like pokemon trailers. I have to mute Can't have the music playing from pokemon copyright copy stream the next direct And if there's a surprise that has you going holy shit cut it from yeah, yeah, I do that tf. So I already do that I already do that That already happens That already happens. That's not the same as like normal daily videos That's like what two three times a year. Well, I gotta go. I have a smidge of homework I gotta make sure it's tuned in And the next uh, I got 24 minutes to get it turned in almost done with it So I just need to go make some final preparations I don't make sure it gets turned in before the deadline. Thank you guys so much for tuning in I am then Robert Jets from nintendo Primah Catch you guys in the next video


Yes, it is now time for members statements. The member from your numbers. Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker I'm pleased to rise in the house today to Recognize the beginning of November. Not only did the 1st of November mark yet another increase in electricity costs introduced by this province I've got provinces government that seems disconnected from individuals who are finding it tough. We had a Hydro increase in May as of yesterday the the cost of electricity goes up again Enough is enough, but with that I want to park it because the beginning of November also marks some So many other important milestones Of course the beginning of November marks the beginning of lung health month And we all know that it's very important to take care of our lungs and support the people who advocate for the proper procedures and Access to drugs that make life a little easier for people who find it difficult to breathe and also the beginning of November marks a very special event in Toronto and that's when the country comes to the city and I just want to remind everyone that the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair kicks off this Friday November 6th It runs through to the 15th It's an amazing venue where the Ontario's best of the best is celebrated from the cattle shows through the horse shows through the gems and jellies and square dancing The list goes on and on I'd be really remiss if I didn't talk about that excellent education centres that are happening there and Go buy the goat exhibit. You might see some burr goats from Maple Crest and they're the best burr goats ever Thank you very much. Thank you Further member statements the member from London Fanshawe. Thank you speaker I am always proud to stand in this house on behalf of my constituents of London Fanshawe But I'm even prouder today to stand and share the phenomenal work done at the London Coffee House a program of the Canadian Mental Health Association funded through United Way in partnership with Salvation Army I was very happy to have visited the London Coffee House on World Homeless Action Day and spent some time with Participants the program offers support for mental health addictions health and housing stability in a safe and welcoming environment It is open to anyone age 16 and older for drop-in in Socializing connecting information and referral friendships and peer support I'd like to share a poem written by Bob who often attends the London Coffee House and is a member of their baseball team who explains How valuable this program is to him? It's a simple thing about a ball a glove It's a simple thing to be with friends. You love It's a simple thing to be out there on a sunny field and the great fresh air It's a simple thing to be part of the team where hopes are built and one can dream But the truth is my friend you see it's not a simple thing for you and me We have our demons and our ghosts. We even have our darkest hosts the battles we fight day by day Bring us to this simple thing Just to forget only for a while That's and that's why this program is so valuable to Bob and the other participants Thank you for the time to share this statement today with the house speaker. Thank you for the members Thank you very much speaker on October 7th I had the great pleasure of hosting the sixth edition of Glen Gary Prescott Russell day here at Queens Park First no speaker I want to thank the the staff of the United Counties of Prescott Russell and of the Township of North Glen Gary for their hard work in Organizing any our day as this day Allows our region to showcase local food products in front of the entire legislative assembly and once again this year's speaker More than 200 people took part in the event including the premier who came by and multiple members of cabinet and my colleagues Speaker this year's GPA at GPR day included all nine regional mayors representing the UCPR and the Township of North Glen Gary And as well as many of the local members of council and each municipality Benefited from the opportunity to meet with several ministers and their staff in order to advance economic development projects in their region I'd also like to thank the local producers who contributed to this great event the showcased regional products of those include La fromagerie Saint Albert learn y'all packings go to Dacus goat farm air post a farm cakes on st. Philip prima coss of air for Shet labinerie plant a genet pose all natural brewing company castle brewery the men Paco winery Mears bakery the pickle patch maple Ridge Farms the quirky carrot Glen Gary fine cheese boulangerie lancy bakery Honey from the Glen and for major ease and Gary. Merci à tous ceux qui ont contribué affaire Thanks to all of those who made this event possible. We have showed Ontario that our writing We are a leader within the province. Thank you, mr. Speaker Thank you very much, mr. Speaker. I'm pleased to rise in the house today in recognition of five outstanding constituents from my writing of Bruce Gray Oh and sound John Baker of Lions Head is late Livingston of Dundalk I own a Turner of Flesherton Myrtle Timmins of Durham and Chris Dawson of Hepworth Mr. Baker was recently presented a Paul Harris award the highest award for a non-member from the Rotary Club Mr. Baker has for years entertained the crowds with his music at the pancake breakfast and other events organized by the Rotary Club of Northern Bruce Peninsula He also plays regularly at the Golden Dawn and Gateway Haven seniors homes in Wyrton Ms. Livingston was named volunteer of the year by Greg Ables in Markdale for her many volunteer years in the nail salon as well as helping organize social events and Community outings for senior residents there Ms. Turner was presented with a special certificate of appreciation from Greg Ables for her more than 16 years of work and volunteer service at the Lodge Ms. Timmins was named lifetime member by the Zion Friendship Group formally named Zion Women's Institute after having served there since 1942 Ms. Dawson who is a local independent epicure consultant was recently recognized in the local media for her donations to the 16 Oh and sound families who lost their homes to fire Ms. Dawson first reached out to her friends and family asking for donations of $10 Which she then used to purchase epicure what's for dinner packs for the fire victims after that with the assistance of the epicure home Office, she's able to mobilize help to restart the kitchens of 16 households Which allowed the victims to cook great meals in their transition homes the deliveries are made by the Oh and sound Salvation Army Food Bank Mr. Speaker I invite the house to join me in thanking my constituents for making a difference in their community and wishing them all the best in the future Thank you Thank You speaker speaker last week I had the privilege to attend a climate workshop in London The workshop was sponsored by the UN Environment Program and Commonwealth Parliamentary Association The workshop brought together parliamentarians from around the world And so I had a chance to speak to MPs who were dealing with the impact of climate change on a daily basis in their homelands The member of Parliament from Samoa set out the impacts of three years of drought that withered crops Only to have three years of cyclones in a row that devastated the crops that survived the droughts The MP from Bangladesh outlined the massive disruption That faces that nation as one third of the low-lying country starts to go underwater Over the next few decades and 60 million people are forced to relocate as he said to me There are no climate deniers in Bangladesh MP after MP talked about the need to relocate people inland from Ghana To the Seychelles to the Cook Islands and it is clear That the disruption we have seen from people fleeing Syria Pails our will pale in comparison to the migration that will come from climate disruption in the future Speaker many nations are now facing today what we in Canada will face tomorrow from climate change Disruption and dropping standards of living It's time for substantial and ongoing action to cut Ontario's greenhouse pollution So thank you mr. Speaker and I rise today to extend congratulations and best wishes to the Portuguese cultural Organizations in my writing of Davenport that celebrated and are celebrating their cultural weeks in particular I would like to congratulate Kazadej Bates who at the end of September organized a full week of activities to celebrate the regions of Beta Liturale beta Baisha and beta Alta a special Thank you to President Bernardino Nassim into and his board and volunteers for organizing such a fantastic week Kazadej will entez you just fit wrapped up a full week of events highlighting the region of Valentino Thank you to President Carlos Sosa his board and volunteers for organizing such a great week and Kazadej The source just launched their cultural week activities yesterday to celebrate the nine islands that make up the Azores Congratulations to President Suzanne Cunha her board and volunteers for organizing what promises to be a fun fulfilled week of activities The regional cultural week celebrations organized by many of these cultural organizations have served to promote the richness of the history and traditions of the many Regions of Portugal they have served to educate the Portuguese Canadian youth of their origins And they have served to educate other communities across Ontario about the Portuguese culture and more importantly about the many economic political and social Contributions that the Portuguese Canadian community has made and continues to make to our province as the NPP for Davenport and a proud member of the Portuguese community I'm privileged to represent the great writing of Davenport which has a number of very active and engaged Portuguese cultural groups. I want to thank all these organizations for their commitments to preserving the Portuguese culture So that youth with Portuguese roots may understand and appreciate their heritage Obrigado a touch. Thank you, Mr. Speaker Thank you very much mr. Speaker mr. Speaker, I'm pleased to rise today to recognize the second annual carbon monoxide awareness week Which was created as part of my private members bill the Hawker's Genic Act We want to remind them to check their chimneys and vents and make sure that they have a working carbon monoxide detector that hasn't expired Detectors that were manufactured before 2008 should now be replaced Carbon monoxide has no taste no smell and no color. So having a working detector is not just the law It's the only way to know when carbon monoxide is your home and the only way to protect your family Now I want to commend John Jinnak founder of the Hawks and Jinnak foundation and the insurance Bureau of Canada For their dedication to raising awareness of the need for detectors and their generous efforts to provide them through Fire departments to people in need. I also want to commend all the fire departments across Ontario are taking steps this week to raise awareness of the dangers of carbon monoxide Such as the volunteer department in ebbing that added a kickoff to carbon monoxide carbon monoxide awareness week activity as part of their Halloween open house and Coburg fire department who were in home hardware last weekend to answer questions on installing detectors and the Woodstock fire department And the Woodstock and and Ingersoll real estate board who are hosting an awareness event this weekend together All of these people and organizations are saving lives and we want to recognize them for the difference that they are making on behalf of the people of Ontario Thank you very much Mr. Speaker it gives me great pleasure to convey to this chamber yet another example of Kingston's well-known excellence in the performing arts I speak of a unique group of young actors known as the Salon Theatre best known for their ever-changing humorous Educational and interactive walking tour productions about our first Prime Minister, Sir John A. McDonald I've watched a few salon performances and I've been immensely impressed by their skill and Enthusiasm in presenting our cultural heritage in creative and highly and entertaining ways in Portraying Sir John A. and his contemporaries is flawed in some respects They've engaged with students and adults some in some compelling conversations for example on colonialism as experienced by indigenous peoples in September's walk they featured a rousing speech by Louis Ray. I'll offer on say a Chanson from the gallows So when passion was the actor Anna Sudak's rendition of real and so moving was the troops song about the hanging that it Was hard to not feel transported to Regina in 1855 Mr. Speaker the Salon Theatre deserves praise and support for their intelligent and highly skilled approach to education With their entertaining mix of original song dance and drama I invite you all to come to Kingston and the islands to see it for yourself. Merci beaucoup. Miigwetch. Thank you Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and I'm very honored to rise today to Talk about Movember mr. Speaker and that's a global charity that is Promoting men's health and of courses is fighting men's diseases and cancers enough. I know mr. Speaker I saw you rubbing the mustache right there, and I think you sport a fine Movember there sir But I also want everyone to note that don't be afraid that you'll see thousands of men Not only here in Ontario, but across our great country and around the world mr. Speaker That will be sporting the peach fuzz to start off and then as it grows will form into some fantastic Mustaches to help raise money, but let's look at the important things of what Movember is doing mr. Speaker last year 21 countries over 700 million Participants funded over a thousand programs mr. Speaker over a thousand programs for research in in Prostate cancer in testicular cancer in poor mental health and physical activity in and heart health mr. Speaker are some of the things that Movember is doing so while we may see some very poor taste in Mustaches over the next little while mr. Speaker What we will see though is money being raised to support some great causes Mr.. Speaker to really support men's health and fight the cancers that need to be fought and make sure that we advise all men To get checked especially over 50, especially when it comes to prostate cancer. Thank you very much mr. Speaker. Thank you I thank all members for their statements. It's now


The Bishop of Sokotoa Diocese, Bishop Hassan Kuka, has charged the Northern Governors to take a bold step by initiating dialogue for peaceful coexistence in the North East and Nigeria as a whole. Bishop Kuka made the cessation in Yola during the commissioning of 86 houses for IDPs built by the Catholic Diocese of Yola, plus TV Africa was there. Since the activities of Boko Haram started in the northern part of Nigeria in 2014, houses were burned, many were displaced. Hence the need for Bishop Stephen Mumser to come up with the idea of building shelter for the internally displaced persons. Bishop Mumser took up the responsibility of doing everything for the IDPs. The Bishop expressed happiness over this gesture and appealed to the good people of Badamoa State to always tolerate one another. It is a lesson that Nigerians must learn. We are too religious or people and religious have become an ability to us. It is important that Christians and Muslims appreciate what the Diocese of Yola has done to me. It is a lesson I want to teach you when you meet as Governors of the Northern Nigeria. Please remind us that we need the Governors to guide us and to guide our religious leaders. Bishop Mumser, who doubles as the chairman of the Christian Association of Nigeria, says it has become pertinent for the Diocese to concede at the plight of the IDPs. I hereby appeal to humanitarian actors, all who are president, that these more IDPs need to receive strong reintegration and rehabilitation support to build their livelihoods, an important long-term economic and political development. With proper support, these displaced persons can serve as critical and essential human resources towards the rebuilding of the host communities. We are indecent. Meanwhile, Governor Amadou Finteri applauded the giant strides of the Catholic Bishop of Yola. He said the gesture is a challenge to men and Nigerians to emulate him. This project be a strong launch path and model for peace building and religious harmony in this community and the country at large. We are Christians and Muslims. We are Christians and Muslims live together and care for each other. However, the works of clerics like Bishop Mumser have made love prevail over hatred and evil in our society. 86 houses of two bedroom apartments were built with a church and mosque where the internally displaced persons are the occupiers of the buildings. Thank you.


My name is Zach Dunn, that's who I am. I'm the senior director of platform operations at a company called Optoro. That's a very long way of saying I care about blinky lights and I care about them staying blinky or solid or maybe not going amber. There's a lot of different things I care about, mostly what I care about are blinky lights. So what I'm gonna talk to you today is about our transition from two separate code repos and three different ways of doing CI to a consolidated platform on GitLab using one consistent build pattern for our runners. So that being said, oops, I'm gonna close your little thing so I can see my timer, which isn't started, so I get unlimited time. Ha ha ha ha! So in 2012, what we did was go ahead and start putting our code in this place called GitHub. It was a thing, people did it for a while. So this was good though, right? Like people started checking in code, we started getting along. Someone then had the genius idea that maybe we should actually test our code and I guarantee you probably most people can relate. The first way this was done was on someone's laptop in a screen session, their goddamn laptop, okay? So people couldn't test their code unless someone pulled it down, ran it and then pushed back up the results. It was amazing.  We'll start an artisanal EWS server, some random EC2, I think it was like a Boutoo 1204 image and started running on a screen shell there. So at least then we got a webhook that would get you that pretty little checkbox. This configuration was awful. It basically made it so that we were always, well, we were always broken. Ha ha ha ha! Right, and no one's trust in CI because it was slow, it didn't work that well. We ended up, eventually, we had to reprovision this and we made it a little better by building it with Chef but it didn't really work all that well. Mostly because at any given point, someone could go into the UI and change all the things about it. It was great. So then I show up about 2015 in this story. What happens is I say, hey man, we should do the same thing. Infrastructure is code, we should test our code, let's write some tests. So we started writing tests and again, it's a Chef pipeline, so it was a little better, things were controlled.  And we actually used this for CI and CD. So CD, where Jenkins was the only actually authorized user against our Chef server. So if you uploaded a cookbook, it had to go through a process and we pushed that all the way to start. Like we were doing things, right? They were even right. It was pretty good. So this is kind of the state of the world. We probably, this way to about, I don't know, I think it was 2017, 18, I wanna say. I made up that number, I wasn't sure what it was. Mostly because we got rid of it. So we were super happy though with how we could do CD in this environment. So we started using Terraform a lot and when we were using Terraform, it was basically like, plan looks good, go ahead and deploy it Bob. And then everyone, literally one of my engineers had Terraform plan, I'm not sure, everyone used Terraform, have you used Terraform? So Terraform, infrastructure's code, all that.  Because that's basically how we broke our infrastructure several times. When it would just be like, I'm gonna deploy some new invetuses, cool, yeah, plan looks good. Let me go ahead and hit apply. What do you mean you did something to the state while I was doing something? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, I'm just, that's a fun post mortem. So we're like, hey, these pipeline things, they sound cool, let's do that. We also had some interesting problems around GitHub would have some interesting pricing models and so we had ended up having multiple organizations so that we could have different pricing tiers based on users and either unlimited repos or unlimited users and so we were trying to be cheap here. So we ended up running this on-prem, started using the GitLab pipelines and it actually worked pretty damn well. So we started adding infrastructure here, our CI CD, all the infrastructure codes started going there. This stuff worked well enough. We actually spent the time and wrote a piece of software called Git Glue, which is great, it was a little app, it sat there, it took a webhook from GitHub and it would run CI in GitLab CI. So now what happens is we've got three different places your code could be tested, never any confusion on that. Also some of them had both Jenkins and GitLab CI and we had two different places where you could have your code as well and then we had this glue bit in here which was fun because it was just kind of like magic that no one actually quite understood. It was hilarious when GitLab released a product that did what this did because we were getting ready to release this.  So what ended up happening though is now we can get some developers using this for CI because they were like, yeah, Jenkins sucks, I hate this.  So now we have a bunch of services. I wanna say about 50 services or so. We got those sort of spread out everywhere. We even had a couple, I call them feature devs, putting code into GitLab CI. So things worked, right? Like you could check your code in, it would run tests and most of the time it would tell you whether or not it worked. I say most of the time because again, I think at this point we probably had about 18 or 24 Jenkins executors which were like eight core machines with 32 gigs of RAM that were occasionally crafted as well.   Turns out it's hard to find an emoji that would let me spread it around the sides. So things did work, right? And that's good, right? So we decided to go up. And I put an asterisk here because when I say we, I mean a customer told us we had to get a SOC2. And I'm not sure if anyone knows what a SOC2 is. It's like a process and security thing.  And you have to pay them for the privilege.  They have to be audited.  So things worked. We decided to go up because the customer told us we had to which is a good way to do it. So how did we do that? So obviously long story short, we did it. So just gonna take the suspense out of the room right now. So first we started leveraging the GitLab mirror. We said we're gonna go in, we're gonna chuck a token in there and we synced all those organizations into GitLab. So now we have all of our repos mirrored over there. So any changes that are gonna be made here, we're getting over in GitLab as well. That's also let us start to work out some of the permissions models we wanted to use. We could start sending people there. We could start using CI off of the GitLab, hosted GitLab Cloud GitLab. What are we supposed to call it? Do we know? Because hosted sounds like I'm hosting it. GitLab.com. Okay, so we started leveraging GitLab mirrors. That worked. Second, we started consolidating all the CI. Like I said, we actually had a lot of CI, GitLab CI files in our GitHub repos, which confused the hell out of everyone. It was great. So we actually started running CI almost immediately in GitLab CI using our Kubernetes stacks. So we actually also migrated to our Kubernetes, the Kubernetes executors.  We would archive them on GitHub until team by team, this is your list of repos. They're all mirrored. Do you have your permission set? Here's the checklist. Go through it. You done? Great, all of those are getting archived.  There's so many places in your code base that you don't even realize that are right now referencing things by Git repo that are gonna absolutely screw you. It's amazing. And the best part is everyone would say the same thing. Someone books CI and you'd be like, what the hell, how did we break, no one's touched CI today. And then all of a sudden you'd be like, yeah, Brad can close down that repo today.  So the other thing is we did this in about three months. We set ourselves a date of June, it was June 1st. We started about in March. And we basically just went through this process. It was about 1,000 repos. I wanna say this took us about 1,000 repos. We've run about 45, in that three months because I've got the little charts now. In the three months we've done about 4,500 pipelines. Each one of our pipelines does something awful, like 16 different jobs which are pods and then the pods inside of them have multiple dockers.  So where we ended up? Where the hosts get back? We're using Kubernetes runners. We've got the cleaning builds, which is great because this is one of the big, big, big victories here is a template is set of consistent best practices. Because before in the Jenkins world, we were just like go and set up your CI job.  You're not doing security testing. You're not doing, you're building a docker. How, whatever, don't care. Now I can just say, did you include the repo? Did you include the template? Good, move on. You should have a nice little mustache. I call them CI mustaches. I think they're cuter that way. We have Kanako Docker builds. There's only one single source of truth now and I got the joy of turning off about a terabyte of crap. It was beautiful and we had a party. Time.