Name another podcast like this who gonna bring it to the table boss top check it check it. It's a unique house It's your boy ECO. I'm here with a lovely amazing official. I stand in and all that other stuff, man What's up? No, no, you know what they're all going I want y'all to stop what you doing go ahead and like subscribe follow us on all social media platform I mean our instagram tiktok youtube facebook threads everything that's typing boss talk podcast 101 and you can find us on every platform Thank you in advance for that follow. She's back guys. Uh, she's back man. She don't need no introduction, man She's a boss talk 101 regular She's always gonna be here until I close these doors and we ain't going nowhere Nina Loretta is in the building. What's going on? What's up? What's up? What's up? You look good. What's going on? Where are you being? Oh Let's talk about it, man. Like like what you been up to man.  It's been Tony will rich was on this show. Let's not be real and I did not know They they they showed me a song here and I listened to it. It was fine. The song was bumping Okay, so y'all just said y'all heard the song was bumping, right? Yes. Okay, so The reason tony dropped the diss track against me and brie was because That song y'all talking about We took him off the song. He went to the very end anyway He was on the end of it You want to put him on there anyway, so she was like it don't make sense for him to be on there Like he just dry on there. What does it make sense? We might would just be me and you I was like just put him on there He's on the end of it, but that's tony. We're rich He had the buzz or something like he was going to no jumper and I know didn't you well you went up there with him Didn't you? Yeah, who for to get it all that? So why y'all put him on there in the first place if y'all gonna take him off So it's brie song right she was in the studio getting she didn't want him on the song I was like, brie just let him on there. So you convinced her to put him on there Yeah, because I'm like he really want to be on there even the lady who came to studio with me She even commented on my post. She was like, I know he not talking when he was begging to be on that song Right, but he really wanted to be on there So I was like brie just let him get on there or whatever because he had he had another burst before the one he got now And and brie made him change it in order to get on there Right, but yeah, I end up telling brie like, uh Um, don't put that song out with my vocals on there if tony's on there So she was like what made what where did the change of heart come from because tony's just tony just do I like tony before the disc before the order this so I like tony tony's cool.   He talked about it. You know, that's how tony do it like um You guys seem to have a good relationship going uh, you end up going to uh, la william I think it was a purple lamborghini. He keeps talking. That's what he said The lamborghini is rent. It's not his limbo. It's not here. That's the same limbo. He went to no jumper and said Oh, I've been having rap money before to wrap my purple lamborghini outside.  So Okay, run me down through the so why what was the reason to get the lambo?  I mean Well, how was it? It looked good.  I'm just talking about krip mac He ran through dog pain looking for you. I want to talk about that for a minute. What did you do? What was you wearing? How would you what would you doing up there? So when I first saw krip mac, he was coming out the room from them, um recording So I was walking out the bathroom. All I did was walk by.  I ain't acknowledge.  Who was that stitch right there?  And he was just on my trail since then wow, so He really he was interested and he you know, he does he does have a call me a big uh, a six a six Sitch, which means big booty He said who is that 60? Six to the stitch So and when you you guys when you guys I mean you you guys you know how he is he does have a only fans A pain I just want to know if you would be would you be interested in in the only fans page with uh, krip mac No Because krip mac has only fans and no jumper actually adam 22 Was the one suggested it according to the loop page that he get a only fan And basically that's what they're into You know, that that's a whole another world I personally don't want to see it. You don't want to see it No, but I'm pretty sure he makes some money because I'm pretty sure it's people watching it because it'd probably be funny Yeah, I I personally don't want to watch that. Wow. So do you have only fans? Uh, uh Because this is a big thing that everybody a lot of people are doing that's why I'm wondering did you Yeah, yeah, yeah, my partner say he is people on there looking at toes and everything Toes the toes will make a lot of money. Yeah, you don't even have to have you know in the course or none This is the score show If I pay for a ho's toes That's you But imagine all you gotta do is show your toes.  I mean, you this is something I want to hear about you with the vibe good Did you go to roscoe's or did you put your chain in? You know, you don't want nothing to happen. Did you check in? You know, I'm saying what the hell was going on up there Um, so we didn't even know krip mech was coming When we first got there we thought the interview was just going to be with tony and um Brick baby Brick baby and um, you thought it was adam 22 sharp sharp. Okay So when they when we got that they waited good until we got there. It was like, uh krip mech coming to I'm like, oh man, tony.  It's just you know They you they real krip.    They turn you look at she's molly I like gangsters But I'm gaining that what you like up there. I don't think I will be in a Committed relationship with a with with somebody that's I don't know. I can't even say that because my husband is a a krip gang banger down here. Bam I didn't even your husband is a krip. He a krip banger. Yeah krip mech Need to understand what he up against when he dealing with you Carter posted it and laughed about it. Oh, yeah Okay, so how how um, yeah, how's he doing?  Hey good trying to get out early Supposed to be 2028, but um, I just got him another lawyer. So hopefully that work out How is it trying to hold somebody down? You know Why they going like this? It's really it's really new for me because I really did it at 360 with my whole life or my character and everything I'm not nothing like I used to be so like the old me The minute the police slam that dough I'm gone. Y'all get deuces. I ain't holding nothing down. There's no phone call and putting under books So this the first nigga ever I didn't held down And it's it's it's a lot. It's really like you doing that time with him.  Like what he said this is the first what's special about him? I know he's your husband But what's so special why you decided to do this with him? I'm just What's a sum it up and make a make a make it a short story? I'm a solid person like when I lock in with you. I'm locked in with you Like I'm it's hard to lock in with me because I'm so guarded But once I lock in with you I lock in with you and the thing with Carter is If I didn't know what was going on, I probably would have left but it's like not only did I know what was going on I was taking the risk with him. I was doing the work with him. I was doing whatever he was doing I was doing it with him. So it would be Fucked up for me to leave him when he got to jail and I was out here All the risk he was taking he was really doing it damn there for me and I was doing it with him So why leave him when he get caught in that gym because it could have been other way around it could have been with me Right So, yeah, man, that's I just it just be a loyalty thing. That's solid though. Yeah Oh, that's solid. I hear y'all would you would you make a dress solid though? Yeah, like I told him even if we break up I'll still be there like I still hold him down Still make sure he's straight still all that it's just a loyalty thing even if we not together Be together not together. It's just a little hard is it to be Waiting Because I hear a lot of relationships.   It's no surprises.    I ain't gonna lie You can answer my call. I'll just be checking on you trying to make sure she good, you know, you know I do I check on everybody once you locked in with me. I'm with you.  How are you? How are you moving around in these studios at night? How are you?  How are you doing that? Um, I really only go to uh one studio in the studio. I go to it's like Five minutes from my house and it's literally family over there like people I know from back home in Monroe Then the rest of people like it's on by our preacher like it's not A million niggas street niggas with guns coming in and out It's none of that like it's a real peaceful real quiet real safe So it's not one of those environments The niggas ain't trying to pump fake with fake features trying to get you to their studio these niggas slick I know these niggas stop playing.   She jumped on a flight and no problem Yeah, he hoes out here. We'll go get that money You're I'm being real So now you you you didn't come when when you know, we we know the surgery thing is real, right?  Did you wasn't doing no exercise you chopping everything? That's what you told me so Well, look, I got a personal trainer now Okay Yeah So tell me about how when when you know DC young flies, uh Better half When when that happened her with that total, uh, baby Like like what did you think? Well, I honestly so she had just had a baby like a couple months before that not even a year, right? Right So normally like I know my doctor who did all my surgeries He say like you can't even have surgery into like a year or a half after you have a baby Because you know, you have a baby you put your body in shock So if you go have a baby you put your body in shock and then a couple months later you go get surgery Surgery put your body in a major shock. That's why you're under anesthesia and all this stuff So I feel like I feel like she um I feel like she put too much stress on her body because I'm not gonna say it's the doctor because she didn't die on the table She died with three days later at her hotel Really? I didn't know that. Yeah, she died three days later at the hotel.  Are you well? I want I want the titties. I was born with but sitting up like boom Okay, and so you got the same doctor did I ain't never went to a different doctor So he waiting on you to come back through so he can reduce him.  I ain't going back no more.  I need it, you know when I'm rich and famous and I got the money like that to where I'm like Oh, I'm 50 something. I see a wrinkle. Let me go get some Botox But Botox is in surgery. That's just an injection. Yeah But then um, is there do you think okay? I know you're not a doctor, but Do you think that there should be a limit of how much how many surgeries a person can go under? Especially plastic surgery But look most of the famous girls you see with the nice shades and big booties they they on three four rounds That ain't just one or two rounds. That's a couple rounds. I think r we didn't have what I don't want a mistake But I know more than three rounds. Hmm. How many surgeries have you had? I only had one bbl I had uh, my stomach did before the bbl Then after I got my stomach did I went back and got the boobs and then six weeks later I went and got the bbl because I see a lot of these celebrities including like kim Kardashian And I think um, was it black china who took theirs out was it was it black china? Yeah, black china. She's going to church. They took theirs out. They took I don't I don't that's I don't have to take out though.  That's why I take six weeks It's your real fat. Okay with them shots.   It should look like really huge Yeah, so like if you get a dramatic bbl, you probably wake up and it's like really really huge and oh my god My butt is too big But just be patient when that six when that six weeks is up It's going to go down so much to the perfect size so where you like, okay It was just swollen because when I first got my bbl Um, even terry blue was like, I don't know Nina. I think you did too much He did too much But when it went all the way down and that's it I lost my hips in two months The hips I got they was gone in two months I was back to my natural hip dips in two months because he did he did your hips But it was gone. I didn't follow instructions.  I'm going from hip to hip to hip So you lose it if you sleep on it if you sleep on it before it heals So what it means when you're giving it time to heal you're giving that fact that they put in there time to connect with that Fact that you have so it becomes one So if you sleeping on that fact before it even heals and becomes one with your other fact You're gonna lose it. Hmm. Like you ain't gave it time to absorb yet. So it's gonna leave as But you say you don't work out But and I hear a lot people who do surgeries always say that you're supposed to work out to keep everything the way So listen, I I'm finna start working out But I still can't do too much because the the thing is why go why work out and go full throttle And I'm finna go get surgery So it'll be better to gain whatever weight I'm trying to gain and prepare for the surgery And then after my six weeks of healing then start going full throttle We're working out for right now. It will be best to tone the legs tone tone all this bottom So when I do get surgery everything is nice and toned up And then once you get the surgery then you go full throttle with it. What size were you before you got those double D's? um A 36c so you were a c so that's what you want to go back down to Wow, I'm just gonna be real Yeah, you you 36c, huh?  Um, I don't know if you heard but bg's home now, so And uh, yeah get it together. How's he looking though? Let's just talk about this He's gonna have to call tell me the truth now like like bg's home He's been viral, uh, they put a few faces on that's his part of coming home now This is a this is a whole different ball game now. I want to hear your your opinion of what you see 11 years I want to know what your opinion is on bg. The thing is people do age So you can't think that he was gonna go in the way he looked and come out 11 years later and looked Why I ain't saying nothing about him how he look No, I'm saying that's how he been going on the viral on the internet for how he looked and then When he got his dreads doing this man got 30 inch dreads, bro. Of course when he flickered, he was just like What what they just caught him at that angle. Yeah, it was an angle Wait a minute. They was telling him flip his dreads and he was trying to lock his mouth. He was like Thank you. It's the angle.  You have a lot of dreads in Jamaica.  Well, I'm just telling what my barber said He said that when they flipped their hair back or they got a bun It looks kind of because you're not used to seeing men Like that some women like that because even I remember the back of the day women hang with uh, uh a different type of No, but listen to this. Of course they like it. Y'all young but I don't know if y'all remember when Fabio came out With a long hair and he would always swing or whatever Women were going crazy because of course he had a sexy body with it But you know women were going crazy over him. Look it up. He was hot Back in the days If you got that long hair I don't know, you know, I'm just gonna I'm just gonna chill. I don't know. I don't know I just don't know if I want you to grow your hair. I you wouldn't do it for me.  But this probably how I'm going out You know, I'm still still for they come but no, I mean, but but bg home the music sounds good Boosi would rocking out to it.  Did you hear you heard it? What did you think about it sound hard then? I just like the old bg. I can't lost the lost the touch Wow, you're looking forward to it. Would you do some music with bg? Hell, yeah You from Louisiana. He can lose that. Why couldn't we give me a feature y'all when you drop this clip y'all tag bg into him I need a feature she needed a feature That'll go hard though. Go hard. It would definitely man. So so what's the new music? Let's talk about it What's the new project? I know about the one with you and uh Uh, uh, yeah, don't say Tony Tony don't get to get to be on it y'all kicked him out Um, so me and um crema tana just dropped a song called project chip. Okay. Now. I'm just working on my, um EP so my EP is what we're gonna push and market While I'm making the album so right now it's just like work time. It's like no distractions straight work straight focus Cut everything out for the rest of the year.  I want in january In january when the album gonna drop since you're gonna do that when would the I already got I'm only doing a seven song only seven So I'm already I already really got seven songs, but I want to record most songs to show like versatility versatility So I'm gonna record like three more songs and then I'm gonna put that out next month. Hmm. I know you and you and um Boosie, yeah, you never did a song with boosie, right? No Is that something that you would do? That's something he been told me I could do he was like, uh when they reached out to me and told me they wanted to work with me again It's like whenever you ready to do a song Just come out here.  Just rocky in the camp Like it ain't even got nothing to do with me. She's very just rocky It's a lot of stuff going on with the young blue situation the brother I see the brother on say cheese That's what I um Then you know my first time I heard you talking about you, you know when you wasn't with over there Would I'm no more then I hear the brother say cheese young blue, uh, you know, they it's a lot going on It's a lot to that and it's a lot It's it's it's more a problem because they all are real family these all these people are blood Besides blue blue the only Morning ain't blood from the managers from the brothers from for boosie the brother He's an all mama daddy sisters like they all blood But people don't understand with blood You know how you have this or disagreements and arguments and you fall out But you can always come back together eventually. Yeah, that's what people don't understand Do you think that uh, young blue was wrong for kicking t-rail off of the tour for him not uh for boosie posting his picture He kicked him off the tour Now from uh artist perspective from an artist perspective.  It's my real homeboy. I can call blue right now. Okay. Well, let's talk about So listen, I'm gonna say how I feel from an artist and from his home because like from an artist standpoint I feel like no, he shouldn't have took them all because whatever boosie in blue got going on That ain't really got nothing to do with t-rail. He should have kept them on the tour If not for himself, he should have just made a chess move like damn, even if I do keep them on the tour I'm gonna still make money off the nigga or whatever the case may be. He should have kept them on there But from a homegirl standpoint, I know how I am So if right now if I see somebody Fucking with somebody I don't like and I got you on the show of minds. I doing anything dealing with me You getting cut off But even if you knew in advance, you already knew that they were friends You already knew they've been messed, you know It's so that's a lot of that and I could put a personal situation Like if I'm in tour with somebody and we we have a lot of mutual friends And because of the because of our beef is so strong now all our mutual friends have to pick a side But that's that's not fair.  That's really what happens.  Yeah, it's canceled.    Okay, i'm gonna get out of here in a minute But they go and get get it get you. Get it out. No, um I'm gonna go back to Rain again because something he said the other day. He said that um, sexy red Glow real uh Who is the one No, what's that? They messing up the music with the type of songs they're singing Graham is pissed off about it. Graham say they suck, he don't like it. They messing up the music. What do you think, as a female?   Wow. Me and him cannot get along on a personal level.  Because that's just the type of relationship we have. He knows what he talking about. I feel like they music is not... It's cool for the mom, because we're in a generation where we like to turn up, we like to be ratchet, do do do do. But they music not forever. It's gonna fade real quick. Motherfuckers will probably be on to the next song in a couple of months, because it's not...  Everybody heard the song and they lost it.  It's good marketing, it's funny, it's a fun song. Like if you want to club, turn it up, it's a fun song.  Our generation can't listen to the songs who they used to play back in the days and songs used to be hard. Not even Gucci, no more. Gucci girl. No, I don't even hear Gucci play all out here. Not even... I hear music I never heard in my life. What's the hottest song like you go out now? What's the hottest song out right now? Ski? What's that? What's that? What's that? That's it. That's it? Who is that? Who's in red? Oh yeah. That's how it was going crazy. Yeah. She hit that, they did that remix on that. Bup, bup, bup. I heard that. I heard that. I didn't hear that. I seen it, I said, boy, these niggas, these y'all folk crazy. They got them something. I love the way you guys, you know, I definitely love the way y'all keep fighting to try to keep hip hop alive. I get it, you know what I'm saying? We respect it. I'm checking it out. I'm seeing what's going down. I'm picking up what you're putting down, too, little niggas. So go do your thing. Did you say you had it knocked? You gotta tell me what you thought about it. One, one through three. Tony Brea or Nina? Damn. I'm a Nina fan, so I can't go. That's unfair. What you think? I'm a fan. I'm a Nina fan, so that's not fair to Nina, really, because I wasn't listening to them before. I'm being real. You, my girls, ever since we met, even though you ran for a long time, you weren't doing right.     You know what, I'm gonna rock with them niggas, babe. Yeah.  I'm not gonna hold it to a 16 today. We're gonna do it another time. I was hoping you said no time. Yeah, because I feel like she ain't ready today because we just jumped up and came over here, but... And you just called me out the blue like, come on. No, because you should have been here already, niggas. You can call her.  Well, we don't wanna talk about what happened last time she supposed to been here, because she's a wild girl. You know what I'm talking about? But thank you for coming on the show.  But with the songs that we were talking about, with sexy red and all them, people always say, yeah, it's cool, but I wouldn't let my kids listen to this stuff. Your kids listen to it? You're not in your kids' face 24, 7. They be on their phones. All my kids have phones. I promise you when they in their rooms and they in their beds, you do not know what they watching and listening to, and sexy red is all over Tik Tok. They gonna scroll through a lot of sexy red. They gonna hear it. So being a parent, how can you educate? Because I always feel like all of the discipline starts at home. So how do you educate your kids? Yes, they can listen to all that, but how can you make them not succumb to all of the evils in the world? It's really all about the upbringing, how you raising them, who you raising them around. See, I was blessed to have my granny. Yeah, my greenies love my daughter.  Yeah. That type of grandma? Or was she on the Instagram? Or was she on Instagram? Or was she on the old house coat on the swing arm? Grandma was a hot girl back in the day. I ain't talking about back in the day. I'm talking about how she do it now when the kids are, she cook some cornbread, hot water cornbread. Oh, she gonna cook? Yeah, grandma got to cook. Somebody, y'all see something? They better not be knocking on that door. Gonna get blown away from. But yeah, the way my grandma helped to raise my daughter, my daughter is real, she got an old soul. Okay. How is she? My daughter 10, she got a real old soul. So I, it's like I don't even be worried about her. She got a mouthful of her own. It's like she been here before. Like she was really incarcerated or something. Oh, okay. Like for us, it's really all about how you raise them. They can listen to that type of music, but they are still, they know better. Like I can listen to this, but I know better than to do that. I know better than to say that. Because of how you raised. Oh, you can't teach them, cause they're gonna hear it. Yeah. Who would you like to work with in Dallas? In period, don't just everywhere. Who would you like to work with? Shit, I probably got something lined up or didn't have something lined up with everybody in Dallas. Would you work with sexy red? Hell yeah. Of course. But who, that's who you would like to work with? And you said in Dallas. No, I haven't been in Dallas. Just anywhere. Anywhere, I'm not gonna do you like that. I wanna, yeah, sexy red, I work with Suki on it too. I like their personality. But they messing up hip hop.  Man, let me get right to it. You can't say they messing up hip hop. They fun. That's why I said their music is for the moment.  Like it's for the moment. Very for the moment. We're gonna turn up to it right now, but in the future it's just gonna be like, I don't wanna hear that. When we gonna see you in a movie? Ooh. Soon, I'm gonna put this two-bit movie together in a minute. Yeah, I need to be on that. But so I was filming a TV series with TV9 Network for Finest. They ain't been filming, but I did a couple of episodes with them and then they start doing the clashes, et cetera, et cetera. How did they do? You liked it? Yeah, I liked it, but we went back into classes. So, cause I guess they didn't like something about the first episode. They didn't like the quality or something. So we went back into the drawing board to start getting classes and stuff. But yeah, I just talked to them last week. I'm actually gonna go back and start going to the classes so I can prepare for the role. This is acting classes. Yeah, because he keep installing in my head like, Nina, Nina, Nina, I know you're busy, but this is an important role in a person. I'm playing as a very, very important role. He was like, Nina, if you ain't got time, just don't do it, because this is an important role. You gotta be. Who is she? Her name is Persuasion.  So is it hard to play her? It's very easy to play her, actually. Okay. Yeah. I used to be just like her. I like to see you play Mia X in a movie. I would love to play Mia X. Let's get it popping. Yeah, let's get it popping. How was it down there when everybody can't come up here?  How was that? That was very cool.  The only thing I don't, I dislike about their videos. I love that. My boy, my boy, I just had them on here, so don't go too hard on them.  I love them. Don't go too hard on them. No, I'm saying the only thing I don't like about the videos, like some of the videos when they put on Instagram, a lot of people have short attention span. So when they put that long intro, like, welcome to rap, this is rap, it could not be everybody came. They start showing all them other people doing their freestyles and videos and stuff. That's like a minute long. They click off of it. Yeah, by the time the actual video come, they clicked off of it. Like I sat there and watched my brother do it. He didn't know I was behind. And it was my video for the come-up. We didn't even know that was my video for the come-up. He clicked off the video before the intro was even done. I was like, yeah, that intro is super, super long. I think. And that's on YouTube or are you talking to Instagram? On Instagram. On Instagram? Like before the video, them rapping plays. It's a long intro. And you can't even fast forward it on Instagram. People got shortest tensions being there scrolled by. Well, I think, like I said, you went hard on there, but I think, yeah, that's constructive. Not constructive. I'm gonna call them. Criticism. No, I'm gonna call and tell them. I had told them, that's why I caught my video. I caught the intro out of the video. I've seen it on your page, I seen it. Yeah. What did they say when you told them about it? I don't remember. I don't remember. I think I had asked them to crop the video and I ended up cropping it myself. That's it, man. Man, that's all I wanted. I just wanted to see what's going down with the movement. That's all. That's all. Anything else you left out? No, hell no, I won't be missing. I'm not talking about you, I'm talking to her. What's this? I know I can pull back up whenever. You better get whatever you can. I know I can pull back up whenever I'm telling you.  But you said it cool, too. I know.  This nigga ain't going back up all year. Thank you. How can people get a hold of you when they're trying to reach out?  Is it that one? What you been drinking? Tell us about that drink. This Houston juice is literally marijuana in a bottle in liquid form, like I'm a, y'all see. It's literally a blunt in a bottle. Well, I tell you, this girl got a cup of drink, right? And she ain't even touched the alcohol drink. I ain't even touched the alcohol. She been drinking that. First she said, oh, this is hard. I got to stop because this is strong. Then I'm over here watching her. She just kept drinking. I'm like, she said it's strong, but she kept like a blunt in the bottle. And she couldn't stop putting it down. Wow. So how can people get a hold of you, Nina? Instagram, Nina Loretta, Facebook, Nina Loretta, Twitter, at thee, Nina Loretta. Yeah. All music streaming platforms, Nina Loretta, YouTube, Nina Loretta. Thank you so much for coming on the show. We love you. It's been another great segment of Boss Talk 101, while the bosses talk. And we out.


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Hi, my name's Russ and I've just completed my 120-hour Tiefel course I'm Australian, but I live and run a business here in Bali, Indonesia But there are a few tips I can tell you that I wish I'd known from the start The number one thing is when you're picking the course get that one with the videos in it They're really helpful and forget the tutor. That's what Google's for Number three and this is the big tip When you do the course watch the video first even if it doesn't make sense then do the PDF After you've done that print out the PDF and have it ready for when you do the test So that's it three big tips Good luck in your course


Hi guys welcome so today we are going to share one of the important concept of Java you can say one of the important interview questions that is asked in every Java interview what is singleton design pattern. So basically singleton pattern you can answer it this way like singleton pattern restricts the instantiation of a class and ensures that only one instance of the class exists in the JVM. So and remember singleton in Java and singleton in spring are there is a bit difference and it is better to know about that as a so in Java it is one instance like one instance of a class per JVM it is present and in spring it is a bit different and whenever we are explaining that thing I talk about that thing as a so how can we so after the after giving the theoretical what I can say description of singleton design pattern the next question obviously would be how to create a singleton class in Java. So we can create singleton class in Java by having a private constructor a private static variable which holds the instance variable and a public static default like get instance method which will create the object and return the object. So let us see how can we do that so basically singleton can be created like this as well right. So why do we need construct stars and all those things directly have a private sorry private static singleton class and this is an instance so we can have this have a private constructor singleton class constructor so private constructor have a public method this method is a static method again so public static and can we do this directly return instance and directly here I can create the object so I with this thing we can even say that only one thread can act no matter how many threads act only one instance will be created as because this code gets executed when the class is getting loaded itself so what the issue here is even if nobody wants the object of the singleton class even then in that scenario the object is getting created so that is not the expected way the code should work only if at all someone is requesting at that time only our object should get created this is also known as eager what I can say eager instantiation or eager object creation we can say and there is one more way as well we can have a static block here and same logic can be written inside the static block and we can return the instance directly but again there is also the again the issue is the static block gets executed at the time of class loading itself and again an eager initialization will happen so that is not what we want so what we want only whenever someone is requesting at that time only we need our object right so what we can do here directly we can have one if condition check the instance if it is instantiated already or not if it is not then call the class click all the constructor and return this that's it we are done a singleton instance will be created here and it will be returned but the issue here is the implementation that definitely this implementation works perfectly fine when when it is only single threaded environment but when it comes to multi-threaded environments it can cause reuse of reuse if multiple threads are inside that if condition multiple threads are here that they have passed this check then there can be multiple what I can say instances getting created of the singleton class and the singleton pattern will be get destroyed here so how to now we have to make this thread safe how can we make thread safe it is very simple so we can directly have one synchronized keyword we can sorry we can create a synchronized block synchronized block and our issue is resolved the multi-threading environment also the only one thread will be acting upon this method and we the singleton pattern doesn't get destroyed but here the issue is with performance the performance get degraded even though it is for the initial one two threads but still they will log the entire object and it will create the performance so to overcome this one we can go with double checked locking so what is double checked locking I'll explain remove the synchronized keyword here here in this thing we can have two if checks how so we have one synchronized if so firstly we'll check then we will have one synchronized synchronized keyword synchronized block can have one synchronized block synchronized all this class I hope everyone knows how to create a synchronized block so we have synchronized block then again inside the synchronized block have one more if condition this if condition if inside this then we can create our object creation can happen here so now what will happen our issue got resolved so the performance that used to have impact when we are having the synchronized method now that gets eradicated and this way and this is a perfect way to create a singleton class I once it's perfect way but this is one of the best way best best approaches to follow singleton design pattern also how to create a singleton class the best possible way in the next section I will explain you how can we break this singleton pattern here just wait for the next section so guys we have created the singleton class now let us see how can we break the singleton prototype singleton functionality I've created one class let me quickly copy the see there are a number of ways to break the functional singleton functionality I am using reflection here to break it so the very instance I will get one instance of singleton class copy paste S2 make that so I am creating calling singleton class again let's see how this S1 S1 and S2 let us have the hash code and let's run this now see if you notice both have written printed the same hash code that means only one instance variable has been created now let us see how can we break so to break it see what I do class dot class dot get declared constructors this will return the declared constructors so constructors equals let us create a local variable this is of type singleton class type cast is here as well so we got the constructors now I will iterate through each constructor let us create a loop variable constructor we got dot set accessible to true now see the magic now I am reassigning the S2 to constructor dot new instance okay and now I will print this S2 S2 dot hash code through exception okay now see what will happen see the magic boom the new hash code has been printed with first that means there are two instance variables now now how can we resolve this how can we solve this so one of the easiest and the quickest way is I have just have one if condition here but this is debatable or we can do in any way we can have an enum here or we can do this if this is not one then directly through an exception new add rows so let me create one message here not allowed wherever we are using the constructor at all those spaces we need to throw our hand in this directly through now run the same code and see what will happen when we got to one instance the image for getting printed now when we try to create a new instance directly using reflection you got the exception saying not allowed this is one of the way we can do and this is as I said this is debatable we can directly have an enum here and we can solve this issue and the other ways using how singleton functionality can be break of these classes are using serializable when we serialize and when we deserialize it the serial functionality will be breaking here so to handle that when serialization and deserialization we need to override one method called read resolve also if you are overriding the read resolve on calling that get instance method then the issue will be resolved and in the clone using cloning also we can break this functionality and in that scenario whenever the clone method is called we need to over at the method and we need to throw an exception from the clone method saying that our clone is not alone and we can resolve that in that way and that's it in this video i hope you liked it just one thing i have explained it you want the other ways how to break and make singleton or if you want that scenarios as well you can comment comment it out in the comment section i'll create the video on that as well so let's keep it short i have shown you one example there are few other examples as well and thank you for watching


I mean, listen, there are no Fujinese restaurants in West Village and I'm not gonna lie man, this vegan BEC tortoise is pretty good. You can really see the harmony in the mix of Eastern Europe and Western Europe. New York City, the longer I spend here, the more I realize that it is America, but it's really a microcosm of the entire world. So in this international food episode, we're exploring sandwiches from Florence, burgers from the Balkans, tacos from Mexico City, shark meat flatbread from Trinidad, and so much more. Hit that like button and let's go. We're here at Ala Antico Venaio. I got the Stracciatella, aka da boss. This is $20. It comes hot and it's made fresh and it looks delicious. So let's try it, 20 bucks, not cheap, but very big. And if you don't know, Italian flatbread sandwiches are considered one of the best kind of like street food experiences you can get in the world. Here I have some pistachio cream, I have prosciutto, and then I also have truffle and cheese. Man, the bread is delicious. It's buttery. It's got like olive oil and butter on top and everything. So it's really coming together nice. This is unlike any other sandwich you can get at any other sandwich spot in the city. I would say for 20 bucks, obviously it's pricey, but you could share with another person for sure. I don't think this is something you want to eat entirely on your own even. All right, everybody, thank you so much for ordering Sma La. Your bottles should be arriving very, very soon. If not, you at least got an email confirmation that they're arriving soon. So here's just one thing I want you to remember when using Sma La. At the bottom, you're actually going to notice there's a lot of flavor dust, spicy specks or aroma granules.  And there you go. Sma La is maximized. Take it with you on the go, take it to the restaurant, your family dinner, whatever you want to do. Put it on everything possible and let us know what you think about the sauce. We're excited to hear your feedback and excited to hear about how you enjoy it. So happy holidays, everybody. Unbreakable. All right, everybody, our next spot is one of the hypest spots out in Williamsburg. It is Finney Pizza, brand new pizza spot, doing things a little bit differently. Here we got the white slice, 525. I'm going to squeeze some lemon on it. I think it's really cool. They give you the lemon wedge on there. I've never seen this before. But I can see there's lemon zest into it. Three, two, one. Wow, still folded nicely. It's gone. You know what is very popular right now are like this type of lemon pasta that has like a lot of Parmesan and cheese and lemon zest in it. So I think it might be inspired by that, but it works out really well. And I love this crust back here. Look how squishy this is. Oh, shoot. I didn't know it was so squishy. The next slice is we have a long shallot slice. And this is actually based off of their favorite slice from Bukalis, which is another famous spot. The tomatoes are flown in from Italy every week. Let's check it out. Not too much cheese. It's not supposed to have a lot of cheese. Oh, wow. It's like a delicious dish. Less like pizza, but like a tomato dish at an Italian restaurant. But I will say I think the white slice, which essentially tasted like fondue on a pizza was the must try. The $5 slice in New York City, is that becoming the norm? Things are getting higher in price. It is what it is, but $5 is not too bad. Very filling. Check it out. Finished pizza. This is a dish that was always hard to find in Manhattan. At least finding a really good version, of course, was an authentic Jamaican beef patty. Usually you'd have to go out to Brooklyn, but here we're outside of Murphy's. They got vegan ones. They got the cocoa bread. They got chicken and beef. Let's check it out. This is all they do. We got our Jamaican beef patties. All this was $22 here. I got the cocoa bread. I got a veggie one, a beef one. The beef one's supposed to be the most authentic. They also have a chicken one. Here's the beef one. Real juicy. Owners from Harlem. Here we go. Here's the veggie one. Oh, chicken curry one. This was the cashier's favorite. Boom. I got my cocoa bread here. The cocoa bread is made with coconut milk. I have a little bit of hot sauce. This is what was recommended. Uh-huh. Jamaican beef patty in the East Village. You still got a cater to the Manhattan crowd. This is the veggie one, and this is the cashew cream. This is all vegan right here. Chicken curry. Boom. This is the beef sauce. Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow. Hold the phone. Hold the phone. All right. Listen, you can get Jamaican beef patties around the city for like a dollar at your dollar slice bots or some certain bodegas. Now, these are going to be a lot more expensive, but honestly, these are the best Jamaican beef patties I've ever had in my life. This is the Balkan Street restaurant coming from the Balkan region of Eastern Europe. We are staying traditional to the taste. All right, you guys. We're outside of Balkan Street food. This is, you know, from the Balkan area, I'm going to pop it up on a map. This is a $15 goulash. This is a $16 stuffed Balkan burger, and this is a $6 raspberry donut behind the foil. Listen, guys, it's not cheap, but it is West Village, and it is a type of food that is very, very difficult to find in New York City. Let's check it out. We are looking at the $16 Balkan burger. This is using very specific meat that has been spiced a very particular way. Whoa. Immediately, guys, the meat. The meat tastes like it was seasoned more like one of the kebabs. You can really see the harmony and the mix of Eastern Europe and Western Europe inside of this burger right now. $16, it's not cheap, but I'll tell you this, you never had anything like this before. Next up, we've got a $15 goulash. Now, the legend has it that this dish was actually influenced by the Huns and the Mongolians during the Mongol Horde period. Maybe that's why I like it so much. Anyway, any Eastern European country I go to, I always get the goulash. It's not just a regular beef stew. The way it's spiced and the sharpness of the flavors, I think a more Western beef stew would be more rounder, so definitely got some kick to it. Last but not least, we've got a $6 raspberry jelly doughnut. Apparently, this is really, really popular in Balkan countries, too. They cook the doughnut a certain way. It should taste unique, so. Listen, guys. A lot of people do not know about former Yugoslavian countries myself. I'm only familiar with, you know, Yolkic through Luka, through Drogic. And it's really cool to try this food, because I'm sure they grew up eating it. And I'm telling you, it's very rare to find these. These are not countries that globally get a lot of tourism either.  I'm telling you, it is good. All right, you guys. We are at the most famous taco spot in the entire city of New York right now. It's based off of Mexico City-style CDMX. This is the al pastor. You've got pineapple on it. Of course, I've dressed it up already. And I'm telling you guys, literally, there is lines outside like it's a Jordan drop. Honestly, I can see why. That is an amazing taco. All right, you guys. Moving on. I think this is suadero. This is chopped salt and meat. Last but not least, guys, we got the chorizo. Listen, guys. I can totally see why people think that is the best taco spot in the entire city. I think Los Tacos number one, you know, as far as Tijuana-style goes, is very competitive. It could depend on what style you prefer more. You know, guacamole, less guacamole. But you know, I've never been to Mexico City, but it feels like I have. Our next food that is hard to find in Manhattan that has finally made its way here is the Bidia Landia truck all the way from Corona Queens. The next one was in Williamsburg, but finally we're in Manhattan. What's up, man? Glad that you guys are here. For me, can I get two tacos? One small consomme, one tostada, and one mulita. We're going to waste no time. This is the best Bidia taco you can get west of, I'm sorry, east of Los Angeles. I'm sure, guys. Like we said, originally with goat, now with beef, you know. It's like the cross between a carne asada and a French dip.  This is the tostada, guys. Same ingredients, but you'd be surprised. The format actually changes the flavor a decent amount. Underrated, guys. Same price as a taco. Try out the tostada, man. It's good. Last but not least, for $4.50, the most expensive thing on the menu I've got the mulita. It's almost like a double-sided tostada. That's like the best way I can explain it. Palm is cut in half. Ooh, look at the half moon dipping in the consomme. You cannot beat this. You are going crazy, bro. You crazy, bro. What are you doing, bro? Guys, it took many, many years for hyper-authentic, hyper-high quality tacos to make it to Manhattan. And I am so glad that they finally made it to the Lower East Side. All right, you guys. Next up, we've got gentil gelatoria. And this is from Italy. It started in 1880. Of course, we're in Brooklyn right now. I mean, this is open late. This is like midnight right now. And you can get gelato. I got the pear sorbet. I got the melon sorbet. I was just feeling kind of those fruit forward flavors today. Oh, man. I'm telling you, that pear flavor is coming through at a 10 out of 10 level. That is literally the only pear gelato I've ever had. All these recipes are from Italy. They're from Milan, I believe. Let's try the melon. There's melon bits in there. They told me they cover up the gelato because it makes it taste better. And actually, I can kind of believe it. Like I said, I've been to some traditional gelatorias before. I've been to some modern ones. But actually, I think I prefer this one. Our next hand food is a vegan bacon, egg, and cheese torta. Yes, you heard that, right? We are out in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. This is so Williamsburg right now. We're out at Meck and Graveras. It's like this cool little grocery store over in Williamsburg. Very hipster. But yeah, let's check that out, man. This is only $10 at a base. But I got the upgrades of the avocado, the tomato, and it's all vegan. Let's try it. You're not lying, man. This vegan BEC torta is pretty good. Like I like trying vegan stuff, man. It's very tasty, very spicy, the egg and stuff. And even the bacon, the fake bacon, feels good too. So as you can see, this is a pretty good looking torta. You have the different layers. You have tomato. You have your imitation egg. And then you have your vegan cheese. And then you have these like little crispy, I want to say like mushrooms or gluten that kind of are serving as the bacon. Honestly, this is a pretty good sandwich. For $10, it's not gigantic. But for a vegan torta, it's really good. It's totally worth checking out. At this very cozy Fujinese restaurant in West Illinois. We're outside of Lynn and Daughters. And they are doing some different things with Fujinese food here. But first, here we have the Chungyo Bing, AKA the scallion pancake. But it's got cheese on it. So you could call it like a Nigel Chungyo Bing, I guess. But anyways, really thick. Smells really good. I think it's house made. So I appreciate that. But this was $11. That is the most expensive scallion pancake I've gotten from a small spot before. But let's try it. In all honesty, this is a delicious scallion pancake. Obviously, the trick here is adding cheese on top. And do I support putting cheese on the scallion pancakes? Yes, I do think more scallion pancakes out there should have toppings. $11 is steep, but that's pretty good. All right, everybody, what I have in my hand is the most expensive plate of Bon Mian, AKA Fujinese peanut noodles. This is $10. Now, this is at least twice as much as it would cost at any other spot that I've seen, especially in Chinatown. It's got a chunky peanut butter. I like it. Let's check it out. Right off the bat, I'm gonna be completely honest. Sauce-wise, it's comparable to other ones I've had, but the noodle quality is better. They're using more premium noodles. It's definitely more thicker, a little bit chewier, a little bit more eggy. Is this plate of Bon Mian worth three times the price? I mean, listen, there are no Fujinese restaurants in West Village. If you're on this street and you wanna eat it in this, you know, quaint part of town with this beautiful building right on top of a psychic shop, I would say, check it out. All right, guys, it's 2 a.m. I'm out here on Bowery and Grand Street. We're outside of DJ Burke, which has bacon shark, bacon sunfish. I got the shark. Guys, this is a shredded daddy and special. Shark meat, to me, is a little bit more like, kind of like an in-between fish and chicken, so it's a little bit more like, got a little bit more bounce to it. It's actually like a fried bread that they slip it into. It's got a lot of flavor, yo. You guys have the chance to go to one of these night markets or find the truck that's sort of shredded daddy and shark. Definitely do it. This was 10 bucks. All right, this is a Jamaican seafood soup I got from the other truck for $10. It's supposed to have all types of things in it. Let me see, oh my gosh. I see a oyster. I see some crab. I see some shrimp. Let's try it right here. Oh my gosh, we got everything in this bite. Jamaican. $10 for the soup. Are you Jamaican? Oh, Trinidad, oh yeah, so which one you're gonna get the shark or the shark? The shark meat, I said, the shark. We're getting both, man. We're getting the bacon sauce, man. The shark is so great. I'm gonna get the soup. Overall, all I'm trying to say is that if you see some food trucks that are serving shark or like a seafood soup, you can try. Just ask them, it's good. All right, you guys, next up is Glyziz. This is one of the hottest late night spots in all of New York City. They do unique takes, ethnic takes on the hot dogs owned by Johnny Nguyen from Lucy's Vietnamese. Let's go check it out. Vince, what are we looking at? So this is OG Lucy's, basically a Vietnamese sandwich but a hot dog. This one's a Chinatown, it has maple sauce on it, it has, yeah, with the chili crisps. Oh! Okay, and the last one, not least.  Okay, so our friend Johnny Nguyen also owns Lucy's Vietnamese, which was specialized in bummeas, and this is the bummeat Glyziz, guys. As you can see, they got fermented carrots, all the things that you need on it.  All right, next up we got the Chinatown one that has some brisket added on top of it, but it's also got this cool little chili crisps, black bean, I wanna say Lao Ga Ma base sauce on top. They call it the mapo sauce, let's get it. Mm, I gotta admit, the Glyziz and bun, that's already a great base combo, and then you're just adding stuff on top. Here we got the Shanapal, because it has like the jerk beef into it. Shout out to the Asian Glyziz, but the Shanapal's got it going, this one's good. Definitely come by and get this one, along with some other ones. All right, you guys, we're at Harlem Seafood, originally there from an eco-friendly food truck in Harlem, and yeah, they got the shrimp and grits right here, man, this looks good. Oh my goodness, shrimp was freshly cooked on top of the grits, a lot of butter, a lot of garlic butter. I'm telling you guys, this is one of the best shrimp and grits I ever had in my life. It's hard to describe, because a lot of grits, sometimes they kinda taste like little breakfast-y and like odi, but this tastes like very, very savory and buttery. For those of you who have not had shrimp and grits, I mean, this is like, it's kind of like a grainy, but very spicy, it has like a really nice cheese blend, and I'm not gonna lie that for $18, I thought the cup was gonna be really small and not have a lot of food, but yo, there's actually a lot of big shrimp in here, and it's very packed and it's very dense and it is very filling, so honestly, I could see even you sharing this with someone. All right, you guys, we got a spot that is doing San Francisco mission-style burritos in Williamsburg. It's called Super Burrito. I'm telling you, when you're in there, you're transported back to like the Ray Gunn era, 1975, Afros, whatever it is. This is a dank wrap, of course it's beef, very similar ingredients to the Taco Bell version, but I'm sure it's gonna taste very different. As someone who is a fan of whatever style food Taco Bell does, this is good. Crunchwrap is probably $5.50, this was $13.50, whether it's worth the price increase or not, you let me know, but honestly, I think it is. Listen guys, the meat is quality, it does taste very much like a Taco Bell Crunchwrap, supreme, but better in all every way, ingredient level, I'm sure cost per unit. I would say most of the people in there are white. However, I did see a family from Mexico in there trying out these dank wraps though. What did that mean? All right guys, here our next spot is Alidora, and it's actually a spot that has a location in the West Village, but it's always so busy, so I'm glad I really got to try here. They have Italian themed sandwiches, very high quality. You know, at first I thought the prices here were kind of high because it was about like $18 for a sandwich, but it is pretty big and it's made fresh. Guys, check out that. We got truffle cream, sauteed mushrooms.  Let's get into it, focaccia bread. I think at $20 a sandwich, it is definitely something worth trying if you're into sandwiches. If you grew up getting kind of like your standard, like Italian sub with salami and stuff like that, I definitely recommend it because the ingredients are on another level, and actually the sandwich is pretty big. This would be a lot for one person so I definitely recommend you come by and share it and just, you know, taste something different because I never had truffle cream before.


What is good, Marvel Squad? And welcome back to our channel. So it is just me. Bill is not here right now. He's at the Airbnb getting some stuff done before. More guests come and stay. So yeah, I am super proud of Bill. But as you guys read by today's title, I got some very unexpected news that really, oh my God, I'm trying so hard not to get emotional because I already was crying so hard in the car. After I found out this news, like, I just, oh my God, I'm trying so hard not to cry because it's just really emotional. But I just got very unexpected news today about my Lasik surgery. Yesterday I went in for my first pre-op, which pretty much the big doctor checked my eye, wanted to make sure everything was good because I scheduled my first appointment for Lasik. As you guys saw in that video, I was told that I was able to get Lasik. I was eligible, I was a candidate, and I set up my appointment for pre-op, and then I set my appointment up for surgery day. But in order to get to surgery day, you gotta go to pre-op to kinda like make sure everything's good and perfect, and just check everything before the surgery actually gets done. So, yesterday at pre-op, everything was looking good, everything was fine, up until I saw the doctor, and she told me that it looks like I have something in my retinal, which is like a retinal, like, detachment. So it wasn't actually a retinal attachment, it just has something to do with that. And first she told me that I need to get this checked out by a specialist because she's unsure if in the future something could happen in my eye and I could possibly go blind. And she just wants to make sure we crack at it before it gets too late. So I was out here thinking I had a retinal problem or there was like a detachment because I guess my eye is a lot longer. I don't know, it's really hard to explain. I truthfully don't know much about it. But she was like, let me schedule you in for the specialist so you can see her. Worst case you have to get like this laser thing done and you have to postpone your laser for an extra month. And I was like, okay, that's easy, like whatever. So today I go into the doctor.  Like I promise, like honestly, everything looks really good. Then the specialist comes in and she did an ultrasound in my eye, she took pictures.  And she took an ultrasound on it and it was flat but it was a little bit elevated or like risen or whatever. And a lot of times you have to monitor that because it could turn cancers, which is super scary and I hope it never gets like that. But that's why you go and check it out every single year. And it's just a precaution so you know like this is what you need to get done every year, whatever. So this is when it gets to the really heartbreaking news that I received. So I told her I have a LASIK appointment October 20th. That's when I was originally supposed to get my LASIK and I didn't tell you guys that because like I don't know, I just wanted to wait. So I originally was gonna get my LASIK surgery October 20th.  Like if you guys don't know this, I have been struggling with my eyesight and like wearing contacts. I cannot stand wearing contacts. They have been hurting my eyes. And that's the main reason I wanted to get LASIK. I was just really ready to see 2020 without having to put glasses on in the morning. And I pulled the plug and I was like, let's just do it. Let's go in for LASIK. Let's get this done. I was really excited when they told me I could be a candidate. I was so ecstatic. I was like counting down the days. Even though I was nervous as heck for the surgery, I was so excited. Like I was so excited especially for my wedding day. And this is where it gets like it hits me. It hits me really hard because I was just really excited. Oh my God, I'm sorry. I'm trying not to get emotional. It is really hard because I was looking forward to it so much. I really was just hoping I'd wake up on my wedding day and I didn't have to worry about my contacts and didn't have to worry about them bugging me and that I could see Bill clearly when I walked. Oh my gosh. But I was just really excited to see Bill really clearly when I walked on the aisle. And I feel like contacts always like fuzz up or like they just get in the way and like I just really wanted to be able to see him clearly. And when the doctor told me today that I need to postpone my surgery because she's not sure if LASIK is the right choice for me, it really just hit me. Like I was very disappointed. I was trying so hard not to cry in that office. Like I was trying so hard. And obviously I broke down in the office and the girls felt really bad for me. But pretty much she was like, I need you to come back in six to eight weeks because we need to monitor that freckle in the back of your eye and we need to make sure. She was like, I'm gonna talk to the LASIK doctor. She was like, this is the thing. So it's either you take the risk and get LASIK and potentially in the future have your eye cycle bad. So then pretty much the LASIK did nothing. It just was there for a couple of years. But she was like, that's the risk you're gonna take with spending that money on getting LASIK. Or if this was me, she said, I personally wouldn't wanna take that risk and that chance. So when I heard her the doctor say that, I was like, okay, like maybe I shouldn't. But she wants to see me in six to eight weeks, see what it's looking like, see if it's grown, see if it's elevated, just monitor it. And she's gonna talk to the doctor and by November, I should know if I can get LASIK or not. But I am just saying, I really think my chances are low. I think she's gonna tell me that it's a risk. And if she says that, I just honestly don't even wanna go through all that just for my vision to end up not even working or it works for a couple years and then doesn't work. Like I just don't wanna have to deal with that. I'm really disappointed.  She said, hey, you're a candidate but we need to really check within your eye to see if it is okay to go through. But I said at my appointment, I got everything ready. I was getting excited, I was telling you guys and like just to get let down like that, it really just, I would have just rather heard when I went in there the first time that I wasn't able to get it or that it's still an I don't know. So we won't know fully until November and I honestly am starting to come to terms with it. I literally was crying for an hour straight. I called Julia, I called Bill and I was just like, I was devastated. Like it was really hard for me to hear that. It's weird because my anxiety medicine that I'm on, I cry but like I don't cry as often and that one hit me. Like I was sobbing, I couldn't breathe. And you know when you like try to hold in your cries and it makes it even worse. Like I tried so hard not to make a scene in that doctor's office but I just couldn't hold it together. It was like just like so devastating to hear it because I was telling everyone I was so excited but it's a silver lining and I'm glad that the girl cares enough about me that she ended up warning me and told me about this because I'm sure some surgeons don't care about the risks and the helping of others. Like I'm just very, very, very, very thankful for that doctor for looking into my eye and checking it out and you know, just like making it aware to me because I would have never known that if I didn't go in for that pre-op. I would have went right into surgery, never known because I never knew I had a freckle in the back of my eye. So make sure you guys, if you ever are going to get lacy, make sure you guys go in for that pre-op, make sure they really check your eye because you just never know and I'm just really thankful I ended up going this morning. Obviously, I was hoping for the best but I got a response that I honestly wasn't expecting and now I just have to probably accept the fact that I'm going to live with my contacts and glasses. It's definitely something I need a couple of days to kind of cope with just because I really was so excited and just I couldn't wait and I'm sorry for getting emotional on camera guys. You guys don't really ever really see me that vulnerable but I like to show that side because I want you guys to know like you're not alone and things like this happen and not everything goes the way you plan. Not everything is expected to be what it says it is and I'm just thankful that the specialist told me this and didn't let me just go right into surgery. So as of right now, Lacy is on the back burner for a little bit. I will just have to see. I just wanted to get you guys that update and talk with you guys and be vulnerable. I know Bill is in here but I feel like this is something I need to talk about alone because I am like just trying to wrap my head around it still. Like it's still like really is upsetting. I just want to say I love you guys. Thank you guys for supporting me and I will definitely keep you guys in the loop. And like I said, I'm sorry for crying on camera.  It's okay to cry and don't ever feel bad for being vulnerable or crying because it's so normal, so normal. If you guys would have saw me when I was even more bad, I looked like a train wreck. I love you guys, I will keep you updated but we'll see you guys in the next video. But until then, peace. Love you guys.


Greetings and welcome to the Introduction to Astronomy. In this lecture we are going to talk about dark matter and how we can detect dark matter not just in galaxies but in clusters of galaxies on the larger scales of the universe. So what is dark matter? Well, we're still trying to figure that out, but let's look at what we see here. Normally we look in astronomy at what we call ordinary matter, that's what we've been studying essentially in this class. This gives off electromagnetic energy. So it may give off radio waves or x-rays or visible light, and that's things that we've studied like the galaxies, the stars, the planets, etc., all the other objects that we have studied in this class. And we've looked previously at dark matter in galaxies, and we find that 90% of the mass of many galaxies is in a dark matter halo. So a lot of that material is unseen. We saw this in rotation curves of galaxies, and it exists in all galaxies. As you may recall, what we expect is the rotation curve to look something like the lower line here. However, what we find as we look further and further out past the visible edge of the galaxy is that the velocities continue to increase, and by under gravity that would mean there has to be a lot more mass out there than what we can see. So let's look now into clusters. How can we determine the mass of galaxy clusters? Well, there are a couple of ways that we can do this. We can use the motions of the galaxies. What we mean is that we see the galaxies together. That means there must be enough mass to keep the galaxies from escaping from the cluster. The galaxies are there, and they've been there for a long time, so there must be enough mass there to bind that galaxy cluster together. And we can see that in looking at the distribution of material needed in the images here in order to keep these galaxy clusters confined together. And again, it is a lot more material than what we see in visible light. Now we could also see this through gravitational lensing. The gravitational field of a cluster bends the light of distant galaxies. We've looked at this previously. We will see multiple and distorted images of the galaxies. So you can see all of the different distorted regions here, which are all different lensed galaxies from far beyond the galaxy cluster that we see. Now the amount of bending depends on the mass of the cluster. So we can use that. How much bending is there to figure out how much material must be present to account for that bending? And there is far more than what we can see in the mass of the galaxies themselves. So while there is dark matter within galaxies, there is even far more within the clusters of galaxies that we see. And that's a lot of material of a type that we cannot understand. So when we look at the distribution of dark matter, we see that the dark matter clumps together, so it does behave under gravity just like ordinary matter. The difference is it does not give off any type of electromagnetic radiation. This clumping gives us the voids and the filaments that we see, and then the ordinary matter clumps along the dark matter. So the dark matter forms the gravitational structures of the universe, and then the ordinary matter clumps along with that, making it visible where that dark matter is. Remember, the dark matter otherwise is completely invisible to us as it does not give off any type of electromagnetic radiation. How much dark matter is there? Well, if you recall the mass to light ratio we talked about, for the sun it is defined to be 1. In many galaxies we see values of around 10, that's for like our Milky Way. For small clusters of galaxies it's 100, for large clusters it's 300. Note how it's increasing. These large ratios means there are substantial amounts of dark matter present, and that has to be there, and we can see how this increases as we go from just the material around us to material in these very big clusters of galaxies. The question is, and we try to figure out, what is this dark matter made up of? Well, there are two things that are looked at, and those are the machos and the wimps. Machos stands for Massive Compact Halo Objects. So those are things like ordinary material. Things like black holes, which would be hard to see, brown dwarfs, white dwarfs, these would be very hard to see out in the halo of the galaxy. They're not directly visible, but we could see their gravitational effects on other material. However, measurements show that there cannot be enough of these to account for the dark matter needed in the halo of our galaxy. There has to be far more material than can be accounted for by any type of ordinary matter. So the other one we look at is wimps. Wimps are weakly interacting massive particles. And these are exotic particles, things that do not emit electromagnetic radiation. One we've talked about previously is the neutrino when we talked about the sun, and how the sun produces its energy. The neutrino just passes right through everything and is not affected by other ordinary matter particles. So could there be some exotic particle like this? Like a neutrino, but that has far more mass in order to explain the amount of dark matter that is present. Now the other thing that you'll sometimes hear about when we look at dark matter is hot and cold dark matter. Hot and cold simply refer to the speeds. How fast are those particles removing? Remember, that's what we define temperature as. Temperature is how fast things are moving. So hot dark matter would smear out clumps and would keep clusters and filaments from growing. Cold dark matter would grow clumps of matter. This is most consistent with current observations. So what we think would be some kind of cold dark matter slowly moving particles and sometimes of exotic particle, example of one of the wimps that would most likely account for the dark matter. Simulations using cold dark matter match the overall structure of the universe. If we leave dark matter out of the simulations, we cannot form the structures that we see in the age of the universe. However, models such as this one starting very far back close to the Big Bang and allowing those to form the dark matter condenses out first and then the visible matter clumps along those dark matter filaments. So we can get structures that look then today like what we see the universe. At least the overall properties look the same. So we tend to think that dark matter is going to be some kind of exotic particle, some kind of exotic cold dark matter. Now one other thing to look at here is not only dark matter but we have dark energy as well. We know that dark matter makes up the vast majority of the matter in the universe. But dark energy is even more prevalent. We look at for every one gram of luminous ordinary matter, there are four grams of non-luminous ordinary matter. That's just hydrogen and helium that are not glowing. There are 27 grams of dark matter and 68 grams of dark energy. So for every one, and you use grams here, you can use whatever units you like, there is a lot more stuff that we cannot see. And what it tells us is that only about 4 to 5% of the universe is ordinary matter. The things that we have been studying over the course of these lectures account for only about 4 to 5% of the material in the universe. So we will come back and look at dark energy a little bit more in another lecture. So let's go ahead and finish up with our summary. And what we've looked at this time is that there are vast amounts of dark matter in both galaxies and clusters of galaxies. The dark matter is believed to be composed of cold, meaning slowly moving, exotic particles, what we call cold dark matter. And the luminous ordinary matter, the stuff we've been studying, is only a tiny fraction of the mass of the universe. So that concludes this lecture on dark matter. We'll be back again next time for another topic in astronomy. So until then, have a great day everyone, and I will see you in class.


Welcome to the complete collection of Kevin Garnett's greatest stories. Now this series has started off with two episodes so far, Kobe Bryant and Larry Bird. Welcome to the third episode of this series. If you missed the first two episodes, don't worry there's a playlist on the channel where you can watch the first two episodes. You guys have shown so much support in this series and I really just want to thank you guys from the bottom of my heart, it's been a pleasure creating this series so far and I'm absolutely loving it. A lot of editing has gone involved into this series because obviously there's a lot of interviews to go through, a lot of podcasts, a lot of clips, finding the game highlights and piecing it up all together. So if you would like to help me out and help the channel out, I'd really appreciate if you guys could leave a like for the next episode and comment down below which player you would like to see this series continue on with. Also if you're new, hit that subscribe button, I'd love to have you around. And if you'd like to hit that notification button so you never miss an episode of this series, feel free. As you may notice there is a few clips in this video, those have been taken off videos that I've previously done on the channel so if you've already seen them you can feel free to skip them but obviously they're great stories and it was a complete collection so I had to include them in this video. Without further ado, here's the complete collection of Kevin Garnett's greatest stories. Kevin Garnett is crazy.  We didn't feel LeBron and we didn't think that he can beat all five of us and that's how it felt. He said something and I was just like, no English, no English man, sorry. Yo, first of all, I play with KG2 and most of those things can't go on TV. What? Some of them can't be told on TV. No, those are the ones we want to tell us. You know, me and him had some MF days because I would try to take him out of practice.  Boy, he's gonna come out of practice. I was like, all right, warrior, you just gotta sit down right now. Bar fight. Tonight was a bar fight, man. We knew that he was gonna come in with a lot of in. Tonight was a bar fight. Yo, we've been in the bar fight. Hey, that's KG. Hey, KG, walk on the court. This first five minutes, he talking to himself, come on, motherfucker, let's go, motherfucker. He talking to himself the whole time, dawg. Mike, going into my rookie season, I didn't, you know, it was my first time being on NBA Charter Flight. You know, I got on the plane early, didn't want to be late. The stewardess asked me if I wanted crab cakes. I said, for sure, you know, who doesn't like a good crab cake? So I started eating, then the older guys came on after, KG didn't like that I ordered my food before those guys, so he grabbed my crab cake, gave it to Reggie Evans, and then he asked me to, well, he didn't ask me. He told me to serve the rest of the team until we were ready to take off. So, you know, the stewardess got a day off that day, but I learned to let the vets eat first. I was the only guy on my team under 25. I didn't have anybody backing me up. If you got to know their strength and numbers and those vets stick together. Before the Cleveland game one, I kept saying the word 20. I said, so 20, and the word is 20, and I kept saying 20. And everybody was looking at me, Kevin Garnett has to take 20 shots, 20 shots, 20. I said it like 19 times. It came to a point where we used to have to tell KG, hey, if you pass the ball out of the post again, it's going to be a problem. Go to work like he was dead unselfish. And finally, the whole team started joining in, 20, 20. Kevin was pissed because he was such a team player. I would call the timeout and yell at KG, say, I said, move the ball. And he said, yeah, that's what I'm doing. I said, no, no, we're saying move it to you so you can shoot it. Not so you can pass it. But Kevin was so unselfish as a player. There were many times that I had to give him a number before the game. As far as you have to take this many shots for us to win, he's the only guy I've ever had to do that to. And I used to tell him, Kevin, sometimes we're moving the ball to you. Right, that's the point. We don't want you to pass it once it hits you, but he was great. Somehow in 2010, we were going around and everyone was having arm wrestling contests, and Glenn, Big Baby Davis, was crushing everybody. I mean, Big Baby Davis is incredibly strong.  He's not a baby. And so he was crushing everybody. In the middle of the car game, KG stands up like, hey, sit down, we got the arm wrestling. And one by one, whoever took on Big Baby Davis, they lost. Until we got on the plane, 35,000 feet up in the air, Big Baby, KG, they sit down and we're all thinking KG's done. There's no way. On the go. No one moves. So you know what? I'm thinking right away, I just saw Big Baby go down to 14, but it was easy. So I'm thinking, this is going to be the moment, this is going to be the one moment where Kevin Gardner loses. This is going to be the moment where, like, we're going to see his ego hurt. And I mean, I was convinced. And Big Baby's trying his hardest. And Kevin said, I'm not moving. And there's a little bit of profanity in there, but I'm not moving. I'm not moving. And he just started sweating, just started, I ain't moving. I ain't moving. And he just sat there, I'm not moving. And about a minute and 30 goes by, Big Baby, his shoulder starts to fatigue out, and Garnet starts going, going and slams Big Baby down. And he won, then he stood up, he turned around, wiped me the wrong sweat. Don't you guys ever forget it now? There was some profanity. Yeah. He probably didn't say anything. He probably said, in this, there was sweat coming down, but the thing is, what it proves is Garnet against all odds, because Big Baby should have won that arm wrestling contest. Against all odds, he's going to compete at the highest level and figure out a way. To me, at 35,000 feet, seeing KG sweat profusely and spit all over kids on the plane, that was the craziest thing I've ever seen.  Oh, KG by far. It's not even close. Because like, he was my idol. And so early on, I want to say in my second year, I had a good game against him. The very next game, he would grab me. And I had never experienced someone so strong before.  Oh, man. Dude. I had to get over it, man. I had to get over it. I had to, like, you know, go to the temple and, like, do some meditation, bro. He got me one time so good, bro, in a game. And I had a terrible game, too. He called me a mama's boy. Oh, my God. And this is on top of the, forget all the curse words, you know, MFM back and forth. He said, wait, wait. Hey, man. Yo, what man? You a mama's boy. And I was like, ooh. And my, my bro, my mind was gone. He didn't score in that four. Here it is again. Look at, look at, look at Gornette up under him. See, Chris Bosh, you got to swing the ball through. And I let him, I'm like, man, who, man, who are you talking to, bro?  I probably, I probably scored five points. I got dominated and embarrassed. I was just like, bro, I'm in my seat. I'm in my bed. Just can't sleep. Just like, well, he mean mama's boy.  Ever since that day, I said, I'm okay.  I can't even. I'm trying to think of comebacks and the game's still going. You know what I mean? I'm like, yeah, I'm going to say this to him. Like, you got five, bro. One thing we should mention if we're bringing up KG, I know I told you this story, but it's great for TV, right? Remember when you came to Boston and you were blitzing us in the first half? I mean, you were forging us in the first half. So anyways, and I got to know Lee this night. Perkins has Duncan.  And so we look up. I think we're down like six at the half. And Kevin has Matt Bonner. Matt Bonner has 20 points at the half. He had nine points in the first quarter, but he was not the star of the first half. It was New Hampshire native Matt Bonner brought a couple of bus loads worth of friends and family down from New Hampshire to watch him go to work. And Matt Bonner was out of his gourd. I'm happy for my former teammate, the red rocket. And so I'm walking down the hallway, going to the locker room half-time.  Paul Pierce sits right next to KG. And Paul is the greatest at knowing how to like poke the bear, right? Knowing that KG has, right? And I'm yelling that I'm yelling out. And I'm like, I'm doing all this work to stop Genovely. Matt Bonner got 20. So Paul Pierce stands up at half-time before the coaches came in. It's like, hey man, who has Matt Bonner? And he knew Garnett had Matt Bonner, right? So who's got Bonner? Someone's got to step up and take Bonner. Big baby, you going to step up and take Bonner? Scout, you going to step up and take Bonner? By the way, his best friend on the team is getting blitzed by you, right? All of a sudden KG has a water bottle with the cap on. And he was so furious. He squeezed the water bottle and the cap flew up and won. And it took me, I had, you know, like all the willpower in the world, not to fall on the floor crying that this thing is happening right now. But that was just an unbelievable story. He gave me like three F-bars. You know who got Matt Bonner. You know why he got 20? Because I'm out here helping out, you know? And we went face to face. And I was like, all right, dude, we'll guard him then. Well, what I remember is in the second half, coming out at halftime, I check into the game and KG's eyes light up. He starts like foaming at the mouth. I imbound the side, imbound the ball, and I start running up the court and he picks me up full court. Does the old like, camp of champions slap the ground. Defense! He's like right in my face, like snarling.  I just checked in.  So now I know why.  Well, not mine, but my most memorable is my big brother, my teammate, Kevin, gone there. All right. So I remember, it's game six when the, no, actually it's game seven. Another celeb crowd in Boston. These fans have cheered their team on to a perfect seven and old playoff record. And they're trying to make it another one to advance them to the conference finals. Kevin Garnett. And the Boston Celtics all tied up with LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. Three games apiece. We playing against the Cleveland Cavaliers and LeBron James. In 2008, Jay-Z and Beyoncé sitting on the sideline. And KG gets a rebound. He goes to the free throw line.  He goes to the free throw line. He's huffing and puffing. He's talking to us. LeBron, he telling LeBron, there's no, ain't no rocking the building tonight. I'm only rocking here today. And I'm like, what did you come up with there? Did you rehearse that last night? Like, I just didn't understand. Like, he had the best punch lines.  All right, here we go. Ready? Because you have famous beef with Joakim Noah. I don't have any beef with any Bob. He's beefless. Can you tell us your first interaction with Joakim Noah? Listen, I don't have any. We don't have interaction. I'm having interaction. I'll handle this, Kevin. He does not need that. That's gone. That's the end of the interview. We're here competing. I'm not going to give you anything. The end of the story was Joakim Noah.   I don't know.  He asked me the move I just gave him. They could figure it out. What have you done to me?  He shot the ball from the baseline. And it was a move I seen Kevin work on a lot. And next time down the floor, Joakim Noah said, he's my big fella. That was, you know, that was great move.   Fuck, I look like. Fuck, I look like, man. Get that out of you. Get that out of you. And you got a bulls right now. I get mad. Cool. All right. So tell us your side of that story.  KG was, first of all, I just don't understand how, I don't think he remembers because I think the story meant a lot more to me than it did to him. Right. What's, what sucks is that when I was growing up, I used to have his poster in my room. I used to wear his jersey.   And, you know, he was very mean to me, my rookie year. He was like, Kevin, I had posters of you when I was growing up. Listen, it's a time and place for everything. You don't ask someone during the game or during competition to, no, no, not me. You don't ask me anything during competition. I'm not, I can't, you can't focus. Right. We're here competing. I'm not going to give you anything. The end of the story was joking.  I had KG posters in my wall.  So this is the story. This is what happened. The first time I played KG, I'm hype as hell. Like we're playing the Celtics. I'm on the bulls. And I think they're up like 30 points. And I'm in the game.  So we're at the free throw line. And he used to work out with this guy called Joe Bunasar. And I was working out with him for pre draft. So I was always excited. I was always hoping like KG would walk in the gym. And you know, I was, I would be able to like work out with him. And I remember asking him a question about, you know, you like, you going, you going to work out with Joe? I was just trying to be cool. Like I was just wanting to be, I just wanted to say something to my idol.    I shouldn't have. And then like, I kind of fell back knowing that I shouldn't, I shouldn't have said that like not, not during the game. Right. You know. And then I didn't say anything.  And then I was like, and then from that, from that moment on, I swear to God, I was like, yo, I'm going at him. Every single time we play, we are going at it. Every single time we play, we are going at it. And he's only mean to the young guys and the year olds for some reason. You know, I don't know why, but he's, that's who he doesn't like. He's surely villain away by two.  Did you guys catch the villain away of a story? I mean, it's just not nice stuff to say, you know. Anything KG was on was always a big, a big game. Let me listen to KG. KG used to like, he had more antics dog to him.  I don't know.  And like, I remember one time he hit me with like a bow, like to see what I was going to do. Like, you know what I mean? Just trying to kind of like punk you a little bit. And so the next time I came down, I saw everyone writing his ribs and he looked at me like, he left me alone after that. But like, that's who he is, right? Like that's what he tried to do.   Duncan, people would not see him verbally saying stuff because he wouldn't talk in sentences. Timmy would hit you in phrases. Got you almost. Just the worst right here. Nice try.     Why would you never engage in trash talk, Tim? With him, because that's what he wanted. Okay. That's what he wanted. He wanted to get you outside yourself.  Like, you know, and then what really, what really, really, really pissed me off was when the trash talk wasn't affecting him. So now you're spending all this energy trying to rile this up. You know, I forgot about your own game. You forgot about they coming to you that you're supposed to. And then that's when I actually quit talking trash to Timmy because he wouldn't respond or he wasn't giving me the reaction that was going on. Yeah. Yeah. So my more thing is just like kind of poke there.  And then they react and poke him again. I can't get really good hype off. This thing ain't really giving me nothing. Look at now. You know what's going on.  You know, Timmy got 20, 20, 15. So then I started changing that. So what's the real story on that story? I'm going to clean this up for the world right here. I want you to tell the story with you and KG, the big ticket story. I'm a rookie and it's kind of like the first day everybody's coming back and they're getting acclimated and, you know, they playing pickup. Everybody's working out and stuff like that. So we have a pickup game. You know, he's the four and I'm the four. So I get the ball at the wing and I shoot it. Like I shoot it. I tell myself I tell myself I'm talking to myself though.     First, you know what I'm saying? Cause I'm really aware with crazy stuff like that. Right.   Like I ain't at you. He was like, and then I was like, I'm just trying to get my list swag.    I'm running back.  All right. You know how he born. Like a bull. Yeah. Okay.  That's how you say that. So you know me. I'm like, all right. This is what I got to do to get on. You come out. Right. Me being a rookie the next day, I'm thinking like I'm in there early. Ticket walk right by me. I'm like, what's up, Ticket? He just walked. Like he ain't even see me. Like he ain't want to talk to me. You know what I mean? Don't acknowledge me. You see what's up. That crushed me. I got to make this right. Like, so you know, I walked up to him. And I was like, bro, did I do something wrong to you? You know, yesterday I thought that stayed on the court. If I did, I apologize.  And after that, we was locked in. Garnett doesn't miss words. And sometimes it's tough. And now, David's down at the end with a towel on his head. Garnett didn't want to come back in the game, but he's had to because what was a 25 point lead is now 13. Funk was just frustrated. And he was in a moment to where we all felt he needed a second. So, you know, he went to the end of the bench and, you know, he cried and had a moment with himself. But I'm going to roll with a guy who's going to show me his heart and wear his heart on his sleeve and go and play with passion over anything. I saw him play Austin Rivers when he was like a junior high school. Right. He got like a bucket on ticket. No, no, no. Let me tell you. Go ahead. Go ahead. Yo, crazy. So we come in. So we come into practice probably two hours early. Everybody's in there. So we got practice. I'm saying 10. Everybody's in there about 830. So in there, Austin Rivers is seeing his father. You know, they should come up and visit his dad because his dad, they were still living in Florida. Imagine he juiced up too. Man, he juiced up, man. This kid is juiced up. Every guy's coming in. He's feeling himself. He had a little joint. So he playing one-on-one with Paul. So then, you know, I see him and Paul. He could Paul play ones in the morning just to get himself going before practice. So he's, you know, playing one. He's giving Paul some good work, you know? Then Perk like, hold on, let me get some of this. I got to get some of this because he's the stopper. Everybody, if you want to see what your game is, you play Perk one-on-one, right? Perk, get it up. Perk ain't going for no pump fakes. He's just real sound. Man, he giving Perk the business. Austin Rivers. Yeah, got him. I come in here. So I'm like, I came in here and, you know, he's playing gosh to five. I think he's Mott's. I think he, I think he beat play. And then he Mott, Perk 5-0 and, you know. Yeah, can't go to court. Can't go to court. Can't go to court. I came in from the weight room and he rolled the ball. And I said, what? And I looked at it, hit my toes. I said, what? He said, check. I said, check. Yeah, dad. Everybody like, ooh. And then, you know, I'm a dragon, bro. I'm a dragon. And I know this is, I know your dad, the coach. So I got to be real careful how I let this dragon out. This is a kid. This is a high school kid. Got a lot of confidence. But I'm a dragon. Just throw the ball to me. So call me collective. I just, you know, kick the ball to him. Walk back. He says, check. Now went on the other side of the check. You know, when you're checking on the bottom. So I got on the top.  What you mean? You check. Get the ball. Like, you don't get the ball first. Yeah, he was on him. So I took the round and gave him the ball. And my shoes was untied. And he shot the first one and missed it. Matter of fact, he made it. He made it. He won the five. He made the five. Boom. I said, hold on. I saw off the over. He dunked it. Remember, he dunked it. And the ball went all in. And I went like this. I said, hold on. And I tied my shoe. And I heard a piece say, yeah. I heard him and TA say, yeah, tie them shoes. Kill them. And that's when the dragon came out. And I just, I'm off thing five one. I had to go dragging. He had so much swag. I was like, man, do I spit fire on him? When I saw how hard he dunked it.  I tied up. And I went five straight. But I tapped him. Keep working on your game. He was hot. He threw the ball. He was a scrap. He was hot. Damn threw him out. Get out. Go get him. This is why you got mopped up. Let's start practicing. Listen. That's what I knew, man. This man is not losing nobody. That's what I knew. That's what I knew right there. Austin Rivers is going to be in our league about two years. Yeah, he said that. You said that. I said, he's going to be in our league about two years. He said that.  He hated losing. He wanted to fight. That's incredible. Then I almost slapped him in that horn game. You know what I'm saying? You want me to calm down, boy? You want? You remember that? During the one game, he said something. And I caught myself. Boy, you don't miss guys. When he made it to the league. He got to the league. We got into. He said something real slick. And I almost raised up the slap. And I caught myself like, man, I ain't finished. Kick that. I can, boy, let me quit. 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