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Hi everyone, Chris here from IELTSAdvantages.com with another success story. So we have Navjot and she's going to share her success with you guys so that you can learn from her. So, Navjot, can you introduce yourself to everyone please? My name is Navjot Kaur and I am working as a lecturer in mathematics since 2012. And I wanted to migrate to Canada on a permanent resident basis. So I needed CLB 9 which is Leasing 8 and Best of 3 7. So I was quite desperate to get this score but this has become only possible because of the AP course. So this is all the information I can tell about myself. So before you joined our course, what were you struggling with? What did you find difficult about the IELTS test? I was finding difficult that I can part because I had appeared three times before this successful attempt. And even though I was thinking that my attempt was perfect and I was thinking that I am able to get at least a 7. But it was not possible even if I thought I have written very well. So first of all it took a long time to make my mind that it is not the fault of IELTS. It is the fault of students because I have listened from a lot of people that they are doing it intentionally and they are not going to give you a 7. So my last attempt was on 10th February and then I had almost given up. So this was the only portion that because I was getting quite higher score in the string reading and a 7 in scheme. So this was the only portion that I was struggling with. What score did you get before and what score in writing did you get after? I scored 6.5 always on 11th November. How many times? Three times you got 6.5? Three times, yes sir. And then after we helped you what score did you get? After we helped you after you joined the course what score did you get in writing? I scored 7.5. Congratulations. Thank you so much. So that's a very common problem for a lot of people. A lot of people are stuck at 6.5 and they need 7 or 7.5 in the writing test. So let's talk about that. Let's talk about the differences between what changed from when you were getting 6.5 to when you got 7.5. What did you do differently? Firstly when I was taking classes from the teachers, I joined three different teachers in a quite big city in my state. They were not telling about the different type of essays. They were saying that we have to answer the question in a similar way. Whether it is a discussion essay or it is an opinion essay. Then we can make an opinion essay a discussion one. This was the biggest mistake I have done in the previous attempts. This time things were more clear because I knew what I had to do in the exam. Everything was crystal clear in front of me because I knew there are five types of essays as you told. There are different approaches to attempt all these questions. So I was quite confident this time that I will certainly get my score in the writing section. Apart from understanding the different types of questions and having a different approach, was there anything else that you think made a big difference in changing your writing from 6.5 to 7.5? Keeping the thing simple. Yes, because I was making everything complicated. I don't think whose fault is this but by default we are thinking that we had to write quite a complicated vocabulary and we had to use a typical type of sentences. That is not the main thing because we had to convey our ideas and our opinion to the examiner or whoever is reading. This is the main thing. I think it can take a long time for everybody to understand that this is the main thing. We cannot use any random words which we have learned from random forces. I think if everybody can understand it but there are a lot of things. I think we have done over 30 videos now with VIP students and every single student has said keep it simple. That is the thing that helped me more than anything. It is a thing that is very difficult to explain to someone. When you fail a test what you think is automatically naturally you think I have to do things in a more complex way or a more complicated way. When you tell a student the opposite of that they find it very difficult to accept it. Especially it is the opposite to what a lot of other teachers are telling them which is use complicated grammar and vocabulary and then you will get the score you need which is not true.  What advice would you give them? First of all I will advise them that making a plan is compulsory in the writing. Because in my previous attempts I was not willing to waste my 8 to 10 minutes on planning. But this time even in practice when I was practicing in my writing and in the exam as well I spent around 8 minutes to plan. And surprisingly in the last 40th minute I completed my writing task because I always attempt my essay first and later in the last 20 minutes. It was amazing to see that it worked quite well because the a couple of minutes spent earlier are worth it because it is very important to plan. It's an investment of time. It's because a lot of people think of it as wasting time. It's like no it's investing the time so that you won't be wasting time when you're writing. So that's excellent advice. Anything else you would say to them? Join the course. Apart from that. I'm putting you on the spot now. I think those three things that you said would make a huge difference to a lot of people. So you know approaching each question individually and having an individual approach to each question. Keeping it simple especially when it comes to you know clearly communicating with the examiner. Clearly answering the question rather than trying to use fancy vocabulary and grammar and planning and time management also. Investing the time to plan out your answer which will lead to a much clearer answer fewer mistakes and you'll get it all done on time. I think sorry for putting you on the spot. I know you're not an iOS teacher. So what will you be able to do now in the future that you've got your scores? I am now eligible for the express entry because I was getting a quite close score in the process and at present I have boosted my score by 60 points which has made a huge difference. And I think I will be able to move to my dream country Canada within six months. Before this exam on 12th of May because I had lost all the hopes and I was still hoping to move to Canada. I had changed my plans and I was thinking to move as a student because I just but that that was quite difficult path for me because it will take around four to five years to get all the things which I can do with this score now. This has made a huge difference in my life and my family. I was talking to a lot of students today and they were saying to me, you know, I don't have enough time to do what you want me to do or I don't have enough money to do what I want you to do. And I was explaining it to them that if you think about it, you're investing this time, you're investing this money, but it's going to save you so much time and save you so much hassle in the future. There are a lot of people who are trying again and again by thinking that luck will get to them soon and they will get a seven suddenly. I know this will not work because I had tried three different approaches in my writing in my previous three attempts and I was not able to get seven. That I thought that there is something wrong with my writing so I need an expert advice so I said it's not the fault of us. I think a lot of people who are failing over and over again. I was speaking to one guy yesterday and we were talking about whether he could join the course and on the call he was saying he was blaming IELTS. He was blaming the examiners, he was blaming everybody and I said listen, you're not welcome on our course. And he said why? I said because you won't accept that it's your fault. It's your fault that you're getting those scores and blaming everybody else is only going to lead to further failure. But it's when you accept that okay, it's my responsibility to get the help that I need and my responsibility to do the work and to improve. Then every single time we see students moving up and getting the scores that they need. But I see students every single day that aren't members of our course that are maybe on our Facebook page or things like that. Just blaming everybody except themselves. Never actually saying maybe I just didn't find the right teacher or didn't find the right approach or didn't work hard enough. And I think accepting that is a big, big, big step. Not just for IELTS but for pretty much anything. If you blame other people for your problems then it doesn't normally lead to success. So thank you very much for sharing that with everybody and I wish you all the best of luck in Canada.  Yes sir. Excellent. Excellent. Alright, so thank you very much and I'll see you again soon. Bye bye. Thank you so much. Bye. You're welcome. Bye bye.


If by libertarian we mean people who read reason magazine, call themselves libertarians, think of themselves as being part of the libertarian movement, read the Cato website, then there's maybe a hundred thousand of those people. If you think about people who vote for some libertarian party candidates, then we might be talking three or four percent of the public. Gallup every year does a poll where they ask two questions, one about economic freedom, one about personal freedom, and they find 20 to 25 percent of the electorate gives a libertarian answer on both of those questions. In 2006, Cato did its own poll with Zogby and we ask half of the sample two different questions. For one half of the sample we ask them, would you describe yourself as fiscally conservative and socially liberal, which is a very broad definition of libertarian, and 59 percent of respondents said they were fiscally conservative and socially liberal. We ask the other half of the sample a different question, we said would you describe yourself as fiscally conservative and socially liberal, also known as libertarian, and we knew well you'll get fewer people when you make them accept this word, but we still got 44 percent. So you could say the 44 percent is sort of a potential number of people who aren't really liberal or conservative in modern terms, who think of themselves as being at least in a libertarian direction on both directions and are willing to be called libertarian if you tell them that's what it means. Now, David Kirby and I in the libertarian vote, we used a tougher screen than Gallup does, we asked people three questions, and we said if you give a libertarian answer to all three questions, then we're going to call you a libertarian voter, and for that we get 15 to 18 percent of the population. So when we talk about the libertarian vote, that's really the group we're talking about.


Am I the only one noticing a fairly large spike and women becoming men these days? So I've noticed. And it seems to be a disproportionately greater percent amongst famous people. Uh, I'm famous. And younger people who are probably just following the famous people. I learned it by watching you. Might there be some kind of social benefit prompting this phenomenon? Can she see it? Yeah, she's trying to eat it. She wants it. She wants the carrot. Or is it really solely biological? I was born this way. Hooray. It seems a little unusual, doesn't it? All these women suddenly becoming men. Dude, it's very unusual. Well, Jimmy's very unusual. I mean, it just seems so, I don't know. Ridiculous. Is this true? Yes, it's true.  Don't you think? All right, all right, all right. Well, that's what I heard. This city hall. Just a little bit. Well, you can believe, Mr. Pecker. My name is Peck. Ridiculous. Or you could accept the fact that this city is headed for a disaster of biblical proportion. But whatever.


Up until now, we haven't been able to test for conditions. We do the same instructions every time. The Java if statement lets us do things depending on whether some condition is true or false. Here's the flow chart. And here's the generic form. If some condition is true, we do the statements inside a block. Otherwise, we don't do the statements at all. That's a bit abstract. So let's write a program that asks the user for an integer. If the integer is even, it gives a message that says so. And if the integer is a multiple of seven, the program gives a message saying so. What happens if we enter 18 as our input? The first condition tests to see whether 18 mod 2, the remainder when you divide 18 by 2, equals zero. Notice that we have two equal signs here. We use one equal sign to mean a sign of value to a variable. We use two equal signs to ask a question. True or false are these two things equal? In this case, the answer is true. 18 mod 2 is zero, so the program will print that 18 is even. Java then proceeds to ask another question. Is the number 18 mod 7 equal to zero? In this case, the answer is false, because 18 mod 7 is 4 and 4 is certainly not equal to zero. Because the condition is false, Java does not do the statement in the block and doesn't print that message. And when we run the program and enter 18, we get only the message that 18 is even. What would happen if we gave 21 as an input? Our first condition is 21 mod 2 equal to zero? No, it isn't, so we won't print out that it's even. And the second condition is 21 mod 7 equal to zero. Yes, 21 divided by 7 gives you a remainder of zero, so the program will print out that 21 is a multiple of 7. Let's try that and enter 21, and that's the message we get. What if we enter 28 for our number? The first condition will be true. 28 mod 2 equals zero, so the program will tell us that 28 is even. 28 mod 7 is also equal to zero, and the program will tell us that 28 is a multiple of 7. And sure enough, we get both messages. What will happen with 19 as an input? 19 mod 2 is not equal to zero, so we won't get the first message. 19 mod 7 is not equal to zero, so we won't get the second message. In this case, when we enter 19, we'll get no output at all. What you've just seen is a one-way or unary if statement. There's another kind of if statement that's also very common, where you ask a true or false question and do one thing if the answer is true, and something different if the answer is false. Here's the generic model in Java. If some condition is true, we do one block of statements. Otherwise, the condition is false, and we do a different block of statements. Let's put that into our age-in-days program. As it currently stands, if you run the program and enter a negative number or zero, the program will calculate an age even though the input really doesn't make any sense. Let's use an if-else to fix that. Once we get the number of years, we're going to ask if the years is greater than zero. If that's true, then we want to do both of these statements. We'll indent them in the block and put in a closing brace. Now I need to specify what to do if my condition, years greater than zero, is false. That's the else block, and I will print a message that says age must be greater than zero. And again, that block will be inside of braces. Let's compile this and run it. If I say 30 years old, everything works great. If I say negative five, I get my error message. And that's how you use if and if-else statements in Java.


Now my YouTube channel is not actually about computer science or scripting or coding or anything like that or Configuration, it's actually just about being lazy You can put it in other words. You could say it's all about Optimization, which is really just like a good sounding word for being lazy, but that's what it is So one of the things that I did quite a while ago that some of you guys will know about is I put together Well, I should probably give the background to all of this so When I started using Linux specifically when I started using arch Linux I had this thing where I didn't know about I was just really getting into into Linux as a whole thing And I liked arch Linux because I could install it from the bottom up It didn't install anything I didn't want I could very easily make changes and stuff like that And even when I was sort of grappling in the dark. It's something I really liked But I got to the point where I did I knew so little about Linux that if I messed something up in the installation I would basically have to reinstall from the very beginning because I didn't know how to handle it So I went through a period of my life This was a couple years ago where I'd install arch Linux like once a day on a computer I'd play around with something here or play around with something there So in the back of my mind It was like it'd be nice to automate that process or at least not the installation isn't that bad But the configuring Especially because I have you know I have these things that I always want on my computer or you know these particular settings or stuff like that So that was sort of in the back of my mind and then when I started a YouTube channel It got to the point where people would see and I still get Questions like this all the time people see my computer and they're like oh my god. Look at that looks cool I wish I could do that geez how gee willikers Can you do a video on how to you know make your computer like that and I'm like dude It's like a it's a long life long journey. I mean that's sort of what the channel is about I mean a lot of my videos are on Configuring this or that or something else But one of the things I eventually made is these things called larbs Which is just Luke's auto rice bootstrapping scripts just because it sort of sounds like a real word Even though it sounds like a bad real world word And the reason I did so what these things are or nowadays is just one script And that is this thing here. It is a script that Automatically you can give it any blank install of arch Linux or any arch-based distro doesn't actually have to be blank Just run the script give it some settings like your username and stuff like that and it will install Basically a desktop environment. That's exactly the same as mine here With all the different settings and stuff like that down to the browser and you know all the different terminal programs that I use and stuff like that Everything is all in one place nice and configurable. I've used this multiple times when I have Hardware failures, and I know there are a lot of Subscribers who watch this now. Why am I talking about this in this video? Well, I actually rewrote the script And rewrote it in such a way that I think that a lot of people could actually use it pretty easily so now I mean originally it was just the script that uses my dot files and You installs the programs I want and the settings that I want and that's useful enough and that can be changed But I actually rewrote this thing in the past week so that it's really just a whole bunch of different functions that are easily easy to move around easy to do things with and Really well, it also has options where you can give it a programs list or give it a cut your own dot files Repository that you can let it use now what it does now is instead of just having a bunch of install commands for each of the programs it takes a CSV file with programs in it and This is a little ugly. Let me pull it up in the skim So what you can give it is a CSV file that looks something like this where The first column is a tag I'll talk about that in the second the second column is like the name or URL of the program and the third is like a Description of the program in verb phrase format now larbs does a bunch of stuff But sort of the main thing it does I have a little simulation of it here Is that it runs through it will basically parse a file that looks like this And give you a dialogue interface for installation of all these programs Based on the tags you give it notice the ones I've tagged with a these are a you are programs So larbs will know to run a different Command to install those the ones with G are get repositories that you can make install So that's what those are for and it will cycle through all of these and give you this nice little interface You know it counts them all up You know gives you the name gives you description and stuff like that. So now it's at the point where Well, I'm about to sort of officially re-release these scripts for public consumption and again They'll be updated with the dot files I use now, but you can just as easily use the scripts now you can give them. Let me What is it? You can give them custom options like you know adult files repository a Programs CSV that's sort of like this where you list out all the programs and their information or how you install them So it's very much usable for pretty much anyone if you want to fork this and use it for whatever you're going to be doing But as it is now if you just run it by the default it will install my void rice repository as it has always installed But I'm actually adding a whole bunch of stuff in here So right now, I've sort of slim slimmed it down So it only installs I guess 66 packages, which isn't actually as much as it did before just to sort of Minimize it. I'm also working on a post installation Wizard I guess that gives people additional options like in no longer installs like tech or a law tech Now, you know, I sort of want to have like a a post install interface for that or if you want to configure a Terminal-based email client or something like that Since I have my wizard and all of that stuff that I wrote I might as well have sort of a post install thing for all of that But it's gone to the point where this is just a simulation. It's just running through these But it takes about 10 minutes to install all of this stuff now So it's a whole lot quicker than it used to be and it's a whole lot more manipulatable Now if you want I might as well. Well, maybe I'll do it in a different video But I just sort of wanted to do this announcement just to throw it out here But I might talk specifically about how I do specific things I know I I said that I was going to do some videos on shell scripting and stuff like that So I might talk about just use this as an example of you know Certain things that are in scripting or something like that. So keep your eyes out for that or other videos But anyway, this is this is just an update. So go check it out on github I think it can definitely be useful for you if you need to install, you know Quickly deploy your configs and programs and stuff on, you know, your own On new computers or something like that because all you really need is a list of programs and your dot files repository that you can give it and Basically does whatever you want. So check it out a link in the description or something Maybe I don't want to say that. I'll probably be too lazy to put it in the description No, I'll do it this time. I said it. All right. Well, I'll see you guys next time


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British Columbia I'm going all over the place all across the U.S. and a little bit of Canada Few shows have already sold out so get your tickets now before it's too late I'll see you on tour Hello and welcome back to the game that started it all I played Five Nights at Freddy's security breach recently and I... I did not like it It was just a broken game and just a bad game overall in my opinion I thought it deviated way too far from the original idea not in a good way I didn't think it was scary I just was really not impressed and I was really pretty disappointed in security breach but with that being said I thought that maybe I would take the opportunity to go back to the origin of Five Nights at Freddy's Five Nights at Freddy's because I haven't played this game I think since it came out which was 2014 so I thought that we'd play some FNAF just probably the first couple nights however long this recording is because I'm probably not going to do more than this one recording but if you go down in the description you can find the original FNAF playlist with all of my my first reactions and everything Oh yeah This is what it is all about This is going to be extremely annoying because my mouse keeps going off-screen but that is A-O-K There they are Hello Hello I wanted to record a message for you to help me get settled in on your first night The O.G. Baby I actually worked in that I wonder if they've added anything so I know it could be a bit overwhelming but I can't tell you there's nothing to worry about Nothing to worry about dude Don't worry I'll be fine focus on getting you I'll be fine Introductory grading from the company Wonderful Fantastic Look at these guys See like even the art and the textures It was so much more gritty and so much more creepy The new one is like too polished and nice looking to where it just doesn't look good at all or like it doesn't look scary at all It looks good like it's pretty but it that's not really what it should be in my opinion like this had so much charm because of the grit and because of how simple it was the open world ish feel of the new game just doesn't work in my opinion Damn I love the It's good stuff It's good stuff and it's nice to be reminded I know that I'm talking over to do bite of 87 I'm already at 79% It's not great Ah yes I I wonder if this was improvised or like if this was scripted or not or if this was just whoever did the narration being like it would it would be uncomfortable Do you hear the dumb dumps? Yeah There we go See even already like I've played this game before I played this game when it first came out I know it to expect but even still like it's creepy and it's unsettling it's really unsettling and that was like such a big thing like the darkness what lies beyond the darkness up there we go Bonnie's out Oh fucking A like not knowing not knowing what's what lies in the dark it's spooky dude it's super spooky up fuck I need to be checking more around here Oh whoa whoa whoa what this literally that's never happened that's never happened to me whoa that's literally never I've never gotten golden Freddy I mean that's pretty random isn't it I know that there's a probability of like that happening and I know that people know what it is what's the probability of getting golden freddy on the first night wow that's crazy or unimpressive I don't know that was cool I've never had that happen and once that happens you're kind of just fucked aren't you like there's not really anything that you can do after that see what is the dumb dumb dumps I don't even know what they are and that sound that like y'all know what I'm talking about the very fun very fun see like I don't know it was just something about it and I didn't get super into the lore of the rest of the games this game in FNAF 2 and it was 3 sister location I think it was 3 it was sister location right those are really the only ones that I like really played through I don't even know if I beat FNAF 4 I can't remember and honestly I don't even know how many games there are now just because after the first few I was like eh yeah I get it because I do think that it got a bit repetitive and specifically with FNAF I just didn't really care about the lore all that much honestly I had a point and I don't remember anymore so that's good very good very good job me very good job this like it brings me back a little bit to 2014 when this game came out and I remember and who knows what would have happened because I think there's a lot of YouTubers that that they don't owe FNAF their success by any means but you know FNAF was a huge game for them huge huge huge like FNAF was gigantic for Mark and I remember that night I I recorded the first episode and it was pretty late already and I recorded the first episode and I got it up and it was already doing pretty good and then I I was gonna get up the next morning and record the entire game I woke up at like 4 a.m.  You always offer, hey should I bring wine?  And I always say, no! We've got it covered, but it's nice that you ask. You know, Chica? It's nice that you ask. Cause sometimes people don't. Sometimes, sometimes people don't.  I didn't like that. Did not like that at all. There's, there's cheekies. There's good old cheekies. I really shouldn't even be Chica. Ah, there you are. Been waiting for you.   Always so pretty. And always so done up, you know?  Chica. Look at you. Oh, look at those papers. Look at those papers. And that beak. Oh, hey, Foxy. What's up, dude? What's up, my guy? So much time for you to come out here. And I honestly, Foxy, you're kind of a little bit of a buzzkill sometimes.  And it sucks, dude, cause like I'd love to have you. I'd love to have you over. But it's almost the principle of the matter at this point where it's like, I'm not going to invite you if you're just going to show up every time. And you always show up drunk, Foxy. You always show up drunk. And you make it everybody's problem. And that's the thing, that's the thing about it is if you didn't show up just blasted all the time, it might be fine, you know? It might be fine. But you do over and over and over again. And it's just a bummer. Hey, Chica, love you. Love you mean it. But can you leave? Actually, that'd be dope, actually, if you left. I'm sorry.  Does Foxy always come from the left, too? See, guys, it's been such a long time. Up on the house top. Here comes dear old Santa Claus. What I need to actually find out a little. OK, I saw Bonnie and Freddie's out, too. So that's cool. Chica, Chica, Chica. Chica, Chica, Chica. I am not doing too hot. That was the one thing that I kind of forgot about. Very, very, very good timing. Oh, my god. Oh, boy. We've only died once, right? Yeah, it was only from the Golden Freddy at the very beginning, which I've never gotten. That was really cool, actually. That was special. I don't think I ever got it, at least. I'm almost positive about it. I mean, especially in the first night. Oh, my god. Foxy, you're already out.  This is night four. I guess I wait. What happened? Oh, no. Oh, no. I accidentally clicked off screen. Oh, no. Oh, no. Please don't die. Please don't die. Please don't die. Bring me back. Thank you, Jesus. That was bad. That was very, very bad. Oh, Chica's going to be here in just a second, I guarantee you. She is there. And she is so pretty, again. The looks can't be compared. Cannot be compared that Foxy is out so fast.   There she is. Double? Double? Double time, dude? Chica, can you leave? Dude, appreciate it. Fuck. Also, I feel like Freddy is probably. We might see him out in the battle. We might see him. Oot in a boot. You know, as the Canadians say. Freddy Fazbear? Big Faz-Hunk. You big hunk of fluff, you. OK, 3 AM, 47%. OK. Oh.  Chica. Chica Bobica. So much, so much to do. You know? God, will you change, please? There you go. 30%. I don't know about this, guys. Bonnie. Come on now. Bon. You're killing me, guy. You're killing me. Bonnie. 18%. This is not great. Please go away. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 8%, dude. I might.  Even get in. My art. We played for a good. Oh, I've been recording for 45 minutes. There we go. First four nights, I feel like that's a solid video. We all know how the game goes. I don't need to complete the whole game. At least in my opinion, I've already done it. So if you want to check out my full FNAF series from 2014, I'll leave the playlist down below, but thank you guys so much for watching. Let me know how it was to revisit, because it was kind of fun for me. It made me remember why the game was so special in the first place, because it was really special, and it was really significant. Even if you didn't enjoy the game, I think that there's, it goes without saying that it was a very significant game in the horror genre period, but especially in the indie scene. Like FNAF is such a gigantic franchise now, and it's cool to go back to where it started. So thank you guys so much for watching. Hope you enjoyed. If you did, make sure to slap that like button right in the face. And I will see you guys in the next video. Love you all. Stay cranky. Bye.


Trony Baloney, right, what's this bucket? Harbor City. Harbor City. It's windy, and yeah, we're gonna do some skateboarding. I think it's about, so it was like 28 degrees today, but it's a dry heat, and there's a breeze. And unfortunately, there's been a lot of sirens today. I don't even know if they can hear anything that you're saying. It's so bad. It's too windy. I'm gonna have to put subtitles. There's a trick, I wanna learn, but it's really immature. And it's in a quarter pipe, and it's a blunt to deck. Bunt rockvicky? Yeah. That's immature. That's a good stepping stone. Do you do blunt figures? No.  I've done them, but they're like Q and five or three. Oh, I remember your first one you ever did. I got you to do in that mini-ram. Yeah, that keen-ram. The day I met you. Yeah, that's right. That was the first one. And then now it's just like... Have you done them since that day? No. So you've only done the one? Yeah. Okay. I feel like I've done them before. And I'm thinking like, okay, he's done a couple maybe, and no, it's just the one. I can do blunt to 50, but that's like whatever. I want to get comfy, so I feel like doing a blunt to rock will make me feel better. Absolutely. Here you go, Zach. Kick it out, though. That was your first try. It looked like you were going to do it. What's the secret? I think you've bailed to fill it up suspense. Oh, he's got it. Come on, take it. Fuck, man. Dude, what am I? I don't know why you're jumping off. It's just the rock. That's scary. Maybe do a blunt and keep all your weight on the deck to rock it. You know what I mean? Rocking? Yeah. He just jumped off of that one. Do it again, do it again. One more time. Rock, fakie, master. I thought I was going to hang up. No, you're fine. Now what? Now you have it, though. I have a little kid trick in the bag today, guys, and yeah. You have a little kid in the bag.  Back five-os? Yeah, I can do it back 50, but I can't do it back five-o. I always end up on the deck. What's the secret? We've gone over this before. Have we? I tried to teach you this on my channel, and you did a couple, but you didn't figure it out. It's a heel side pinch. And you stay in ramp, you're diagonally in ramp, so your body weight should be going down diagonally, onto the coping like that. Okay. Literally didn't do it for no reason. I went to touch side pinch. But you could have made it. Next try. I know you're thinking, Dan, it's really hard to concentrate on trawling all these tricks because you're wearing those awesome shoes. Shoot review on my channel. Yes, these shoes were made by Jimmy Fallon. No, you can't have them. That was it. That was it. You could have done it. Is that how you're supposed to go to Taylor? Just go in. That's not a real question. You just go in?  You know you just go in. You're like, so do you do the trick or do you add one at the end for no reason?  But I feel like how is it on, you just turn straight in. It's like dropping in. I don't want to overturn. You won't. Yeah, definitely won't overturn. You just come in exactly like we're from an actual stall. Stay in ramp. If that was the right like amount in the deck, just push it really now. I don't want to be up. That would have been up. That was like nearly a flat out. That's where you want to lean though. That was it. Was that the one? Yeah, that was it. I feel good. I feel really cool. I feel like I was blighting. You were. Do it again. So what were you doing differently now? Why is it working? So if you roll up on it, keep people, Jesus Christ, you see this wind guys? If you roll up on it, keep your weight in the ramp.  Then you just turn out. Yeah. Here I am thinking you have to be like this. Yeah, nothing like a ledge. But you're really like this. Yeah. That's a secret. You don't need to read the book to find that out. Where the God? I would actually come in a little from this side like diagonal this way. So you do this sort of swerve. Like an arc? Yeah. And I was arc? Yeah. Put all those animals on this main or back 180. I had to dodge Dan's massive platform shoes. Where's the arc, man? It's getting, I'm getting pretty wet. Getting wet? I knew that was happening. Try to get Sean to re-learn how to slap his foot if we're doing on something taller. You got that? You know how to do it. It's been a minute. Oh, you got. Oh, you're there. Yeah, you just got to be a little bit more gentle. Just wait for it to ride up the wall a little further. Not like a keg. It's like a slappy keg. Yeah, it's not a keg at all. We just watched it try and slow mo and I was like, oh, like you're putting your body, wait, like he was going like this, but he needs to go like that. You have to shoot forward. Yep.  It's almost like you're walling onto the ledge instead of like walling into a quicker grind. Yeah. And you just hold that pinch. Exactly. That's really good. Thank you, sir. Let's do something. What do you got to do? Come back around. I'll do it.   Let's go one of those. You got this. Yeah, you got that. Dude, that's so good. Back tail shove, right now, it's a line. Shit.  Have you never done back tail shove? No. Oh, well learn that then. I watched a Tom Astor video too about flipping out. I know this isn't flipping out, but I watched a Tom Astor video about flipping out. That's gonna help. Yeah. So what helps video back tail shoves is I lean like I'm going to fakie, but then I don't go to fakie. Okay. So like my body weights going to fakie. No, just a little. Yup, and then I just kind of bail it and it just lands under me. That was so good. You came nowhere near it like five times in a row and then just hit the most perfect back tail shove. Like you said, like aim to go to fakie and then just switch your legs up. Yeah. I feel like that was the trick to the trick. Thanks, sir. If he wants to skate the worst bump to rail in the entire world, it's this bump to that rail. The rail is kind of tall and the bumps kind of small. Really close first try. The other weird thing about it is it's actually like not a long rail, but for how steep this thing is, it makes you land like right at the beginning and then you slide far. Looks really good. I liked it. Yeah, that's sick. I'm just trying to talk him into lip sliding down it. Yeah, I think lip sliding down is way easier. I guess you aim like... Yeah, you're going to get on right here where the rail is less lower than a flat bar.  Yeah, out of it's way harder. Plus it's slowly slanted up because this rail's built kind of wonky. Right here, you guys. Let's do a first try. It's a gas to front lift. Yeah, well every handrail trick is a gap to that trick, you know. I always like think, oh, you got to get on right at the beginning. No, it's gap out. Yeah, you're way over it. You're going to do it easy. I think you're going to do it first try. All day. That was easy. My legs are like... Yeah, your legs are great. Look how strong they are. There's like randomly no wind right now. I know, we're in a good pocket here near the wall. Yes, sir. We'll do it again. Put it out front tail. Fuck, no. I'd rather... Okay. Want some wax? No. You grind it far though, not so I can go. Yeah, you're getting way better at that trick. Let's...