Member statements. I recognize the member for Waterloo. Thank you very much Mr. Speaker. Over the last year housing has been top of mind for my constituents. At best COVID-19 has given us the time to reflect on what matters when it comes to where we live and work. But I've heard from countless constituents who are concerned with a runaway real estate market. In Kitchener Waterloo for instance the average price of a home is now $900,000. All levels of government need to work together on this to ensure that everyone can afford a safe and welcoming home. At its worst the pandemic has shown us that there are too many people in our province who don't have access to affordable or safe housing. That's why I was impressed to see the announcement earlier this week for the construction of 41 supportive housing units for women experiencing or at risk of homelessness. The project is a collaboration between the Kitchener Waterloo YWCA, the City of Kitchener, the region of Waterloo and the federal government. The federal government has provided the funding. The City of Kitchener has provided a $1.50 year lease to the region and the YWCA who will ultimately provide the support of housing units. Elizabeth Clark the ED says this project will take a big chunk almost a third of the women who are on chronic homeless housing waiting lists. About 100 women in the region who are without homes are waiting for a place to live. She said most of them are living in the YWCA's shelter in downtown Kitchener. I hope all of us in this house can reflect on the need for housing in our constituency and the value of doing the right thing, prioritizing more affordable housing projects across this province. Thank you very much. Thank you. Member Statements, the member for Eglinton Lawrence. Thank you, Speaker. Over the weekend, the Jewish community in Eglinton Lawrence and across Ontario began the observance of Passover, one of the most significant holidays in the Jewish calendar. Passover commemorates the story of the Israelites' departure from ancient Egypt. To everyone celebrating, I wish you a hug, pesach, sameach. Happy Passover. In Canada, those celebrating typically hold or attend saders on the first two nights of the eight days of Passover surrounded by close friends or extended family. Unfortunately, for the second year in a row, most of those saders were far smaller than usual, as people opted to gather with their immediate families. Speaker, I also want to recognize that yesterday was Palm Sunday, the start of the Holy Week for Christians in my riding in across the province. This is the most solemn week of the church's liturgical year, and much like Passover, it once again looks very different than usual this year because of COVID-19. On a personal level, I am very grateful that these religious services, rites and ceremonies can proceed this year in all areas of the province with reduced capacity and enhanced public health measures. While it's not exactly how we're used to celebrating things before the pandemic, it is a hopeful sign that we have come a long way since last March when we had much more severe public health restrictions in place. And I hope next year, regardless of which holiday you personally observe or celebrate, we can all once again do so safely and gather in person with our families and friends. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Member Statements. The Member for Spadina, Fort York. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Toronto, in my riding of Spadina, Fort York in particular, is known for world-famous diversity, culture, and a vibrant music and entertainment scene, and that the heart of it all are our local restaurants, bars, life music venues, and our small businesses. Unfortunately, instead of fast-tracking COVID-19 testing and the vaccine rollout, this government has been acting as if lockdowns are the primary solution. While announcing these lockdowns, they have failed to provide what we have repeatedly called for, financial support for tenants, for small businesses, and for the workers they employ. As a result, in January, Statistics Canada estimated that 25,614 Ontario businesses have been forced to close. I spoke to Sarah Bailey, who runs a non-profit called Full Plate that provides support to hospitality workers. She told me that many restaurant workers and bartenders have been unemployed for a full year, and many are facing food insecurity and forced to sign up for food boxes or grocery gift cards. Their mental health is being affected and their bank accounts are running dry. Danielle Bassett, a Toronto chef with 20-plus years in the industry, spent part of her youth living on the streets and is now using donations from shuttered restaurants to help contribute to social programs she once relied on. She said she has multiple friends in the restaurant sector who committed suicide in the last year because they lost their careers and businesses that took them decades to build. This government must provide proper support such as paid sick days, presumptive coverage for those who contract COVID-19 at the workplace, and rent supports for those whose incomes are affected, like the thousands of restaurants in my workers are trying to do in my writing. Thank you. Thank you. Member statements? Member for Whitby. I'm pleased to report that the Ability Centre in my writing was a recipient of $4.5 million last week from the Ontario budget. Now this investment speaker will help the Ability Centre serve more people in Durham region through the expansion of its programs, services and partnerships. This strategic partnership-based approach will ensure speaker's sustainable program and service delivery while providing model frameworks to support communities like Whitby and other adjoining municipalities to become autonomous and leveraging the values and benefits of accessibility and inclusion. Speaker, the Ability Centre supports the delivery of services across several government of Ontario mandates to achieve the priorities of multiple ministries in a common framework with a focus on COVID-19 response and recovery. Speaker, I believe that in addition to providing more services and programs to Ontarians and, most importantly, residents in Durham, this investment in the Centre will significantly enhance COVID-19 recovery efforts, resulting in sustained impacts in the years to come. Congratulations to the staff and the Board of Directors of the Ability Centre for the tremendous work they're doing in accessibility and inclusion of Durham region residents. Next, we have the member for Windsor to come see. Speaker, I've told you before about our fantastic symphony orchestra in Windsor. While other symphonies had to lay off their musicians and close their doors during COVID, Windsor seized an opportunity to introduce young people to the magical sounds of a symphony orchestra. The WSO's Associate Conductor, Daniel Wiley, developed an education program. It was no easy undertaking, but the symphonies musicians production team and indeed the entire Board of Directors got behind the concept. Ten digital education programs were developed for grades K to 6 and another 12 hours of content were created for the senior grades from 7 to 12. These concerts all followed established Board curriculum. The symphony also put together four additional educational videos and, Speaker, all programs included a virtual classroom visit from Conductor Wiley or Maestro Robert France. Speaker, nearly 70,000 students were educated and entertained from Windsor to Rainy River and Peterborough. The videos even made their way as far down as Texas. Across 10 school boards and 150 schools, students who otherwise may never have seen an orchestra had an opportunity to engage with classical music in a meaningful way. COVID placed many restrictions on all of us, but the Windsor Symphony found a way to enrich the lives of these students and indeed their teachers with this innovative presentation. For that speaker, I say well done, bravo, and many thanks from all of us here in Ontario's Provincial Parliament. Member Statements. The Member for Ottawa, Vanier. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I want to take the opportunity this morning to speak about the important issue of homelessness and affordable housing. The global pandemic has amplified shortfalls in our supply of affordable housing, especially for vulnerable populations. In Ottawa, there are 350 homeless families in motel rooms that cost $3,000 a month. A Federal Government Commission report says the effect of the pandemic on homelessness in Canada could lead to a rise in homelessness by 10 to 15 percent in some cities depending on what happens in the labour market. Now is the time to look at involving the support of new and non-traditional partners to provide much-needed social services and to integrate affordability in housing developments. To encourage a new approach and ensure suitable and diverse housing supply, the government needs to step in and take the lead with an aggressive strategy. Private sector organisations such as businesses and investors should care more about housing in the contribution they can make in driving affordable supply. I've said it before, but I will say it again. In a province as prosperous as Ontario, everyone should have a place to call home. It's crucial that we start working together to implement innovative and sustainable solutions to homelessness before the aftermath of the pandemic forces more Ontarians into difficult circumstances. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. Member Statements. The Member for Scarborough, Agincourt. Good morning, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, the residents of Ontario faced very challenging year due to COVID-19 pandemic. Many experienced varieties of hardships. The residents of the Scarborough Agincourt were no exception. Last year, many businesses, seniors, families and non-profit organisations had to endure unprecedented hardships. COVID also provided us with the opportunity to rediscover ourselves and the resilience of our community. Even though there were many heart-wrenching stories, there were also uplifting accounts of generosity, compassion and thoughtfulness. Regardless of our background, we supported each other in many ways. I would like to pay tribute to some of the Scarborough Agincourt unsung heroes such as Scarborough Health Network doctors, nurses, staff, custodians and volunteers, 42nd division officers, the management and the staff of care first seniors and community services association, Agincourt Community Services Association, the Salvation Army Agincourt Church Food Bank, Chinese Professional Association of Canada, North American Muslim Foundation, seniors persons living connected, Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto, Ehang Centre for Geiatric Care, Monchang Foundation, Shepherd Village Seniors Community, Armenian Relief Society, Golden Maple Leaf Seniors Association, the Cross-Cultural Community Service Association, Scarborough Seniors Chinese Association, Centre for Immigrant and Community Services, Hong Fung Mental Health Association, the Confederation of the Chinese Canadian Organization, the Chinese Community Centre of Ontario, New Immigrants for Special Needs, Canada Confederation on Food Gen Association, Scarborough Chinese Baptist Church, St. John's Vintage Garden and last but not least, Villa Elegance. I am honored and proud to serve and represent an outstanding group of Scarborough Agincourt organizations and individuals. Thank you very much. Thank you. Member Statements. Member for Brampton North. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. The Premier made an announcement on Friday claiming that the government will build a new hospital in Brampton. When I looked at the 2021 budget, I saw the announcement for what it really is, just another election promise. Bramptonians have been struggling with a health care crisis since before the pandemic and the city declared a health care emergency earlier last year. Despite this, the only mention of funding for Brampton's health care crisis was a $1.5 million planning grant and up to $18 million to expand Peele Memorial's urgent care centre to 24-7 operations. Brampton needs much more, Mr. Speaker. This extension promised by the Premier on Friday is not sufficient nor is it a new hospital. Also, it does not start construction until 2023. What Brampton needs is for Peele Memorial to be converted into a full-fledged hospital and we need another new standalone hospital. For one of the fastest-growing cities with more than 600,000 people, it is unacceptable that we only have one hospital with an emergency room. Brampton deserves its fair share and it starts with more investment into our health care system, not empty election promises like we've had from previous Liberal and Conservative governments. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you, Member Statements. The Member for Mississauga Centre. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. In the recently tabled Ontario's Action Plan Protecting People's Health and Our Economy, the Government of Ontario has provisioned an absolute game-changer for taking care of our most vulnerable and at-risk seniors in Mississauga Centre. As a part of the Community Paramedicine for Long-Term Care Program, which commits a new installment of $160 million to support the programme in 33 communities across Ontario, $9.75 million in funding is directed to the Region of Peele Paramedic Services. This funding is the next step in revolutionizing care provisions with a more coordinated, accessible and home-based care model for seniors within reach. With this investment, paramedics in the Peele region and health Ontario teams will collaborate more efficiently to resolve current problems for seniors in terms of long-term care. This commitment of almost $10 million will lead to more better supports in their own home so that they don't need to be placed in long-term care beds. Long-term care beds waiting lists will decrease and provide another option for our seniors to get the care that they deserve. To the men and women in paramedicine that bravely continue to fulfill their duties in Mississauga and across Ontario, as they have throughout this pandemic, we salute you. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you very much. The next statement, the member for Mississauga Mall. Mr. Speaker, our rising threat posing a serious threat for consumers and employees at Ontario gas station is 100% preventable crime of gas and dash thefts. In 2019 alone, there were 37,000 cases skyrocketing from a mere 9,200 thefts in 2010. That is over 100 cases of gas thefts a day and rising. Mr. Speaker, in the past there are many incidences where workers chasing cars getting hurt and even lost lives to avoid dog pay and unnecessary yet common practice in Ontario. Though they don't have to, these vulnerable workers many times, some of them are new immigrants often feel morally obligated to catch these fleeing criminals. This also poses risk to innocent bystanders and adds up work to our police officer. Mr. Speaker, we have a choice and we can avoid these risks. My private member Bill 231 unanimously supported by all members will decisively address all these issues of community safety by making prepayment at gas station a requirement. BC and Alberta has already implemented prepayment and has avoided these risks for their residents. Mr. Speaker, I like to thank Ontario convenience stores, Ontario Association of Chiefs and all members of this legislature for supporting Bill 231. Together, let's make our community safer and induce further trust in our system. Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Thank you. I want to thank the members for their eloquent statements this morning and remind them that the standing orders allow us to have 90 seconds for our individual statements. And if we can plan that accordingly.


this may have been built as an interview with President Reagan. In fact, there's a time and place for everything, and this is not the time. We don't have to listen to him nor is it the proper forum to conduct a true interview. Instead, it is a brief chat with our chief executive, and we're honored to have been asked to do that. So let's switch now to the White House and Washington DC, and Mr. President, as our former four staff members yourself, I wonder if you could proceed the work of Charlie Jones and the NBC crew tonight. Well, I think it's been just great, and I've been enjoying every minute of this. I, of course, have to tell you that having done all of my broadcasting on radio, I don't envy those of you who have to talk on television because I liked it better when the audience had to wait to find out from you what was going on. Yes, and as a matter of fact, my first time on the air to broadcast was to broadcast the Iowa Minnesota homecoming football game. But it's true, the audition was, you might say, almost an accident. I had been knocking on doors and asking for jobs for a long time and hitchhiking around the Middle West, and discouraged once again as I left the office of a program director at WOC Davenport and W. H. O. Des Moines. I said, just express the desire that I'd like to be a sports announcer, and fortunately the elevator wasn't at the floor when I got there because this gentleman came hobbling down. He was somewhat handicapped and two canes caught me at the elevator and said, what's that you said about sports? I told him, that's what I wanted to do. And he asked me if I could imagine a football game and tell him about it. And I said, I thought I could. He took me in a studio, my first time to ever be in a radio studio, stood me in front of a mic, said, when the red light goes on, start broadcasting an imaginary football game. Well, I didn't exactly imagine it. The previous season, I was just fresh out of college. The previous season, we had won a game in the last 20 seconds with an off tackle smash in which I as the right guard was supposed to take the first man in the secondary, which made it possible for our quarterback to make the play. And in the game, I missed my block. And I don't know to this day how Bud Cole scored as he did. I didn't miss the block in the recreation. I delivered a block that I described in great detail and cleared the path for Bud Cole. But it was a, I chose to go in the fourth quarter in about 15 minutes of all of that. And then that fabulous touchdown finish. And finally just grabbed the stem of the mic and said, that's all I can do. He came in and told me to be there Saturday. I was broadcasting the Iowa Minnesota game. Well, yes. I think it's awfully easy to get carried away and sort of make players feel that they're not really students of the college. They're sort of hired hands to be there and play. I hope that isn't widespread and I don't think it should be. I think that the old college try and the college spirit is really the thing that makes college football great. And I think that the students are there or the players are there as students. And they should be there with that in mind. And I think, yeah.  No, no. I was just going to say I think that a number of schools are coming around to that realization.   He ate at an athletic table. He just didn't feel that he was a member of the student body. And he came to that little school where he loved it. Well, thank you, a happy new year to you. And your good wishes that really what I'm going in for is kind of a breeze. I've been there before. So don't waste any sympathy. I don't feel ill at all. But I'm enjoying this game. And it's been a thriller. And I'll be watching for this for this next half.


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There's nothing in the world I love more than music. Since my earliest memories, I have been obsessed with music, and the feelings that my favorite songs cause me to experience. The effects certain works have on me, the feeling of being carried away into a whole other world, on the backs of the notes themselves has always amazed me. Having listened to music for so long, I have delved into both the common knowledge genres and the deep underbellies of musical creation. From lowercase to noise music, I've listened to it all. However, this story is not about me, or my love for music. Rather, this is about something I found while exploring through the world of sound. I was scrolling through Spotify after a long day of work, in search of something new to listen to. I had been in a bit of a musical rut around that time, and found myself listening to the same handful of songs over and over. I don't remember exactly what I had searched, or what Rabbit Cole had led me to find this, but soon I came across an album entitled, Songs for Him, by an artist named Night Ring. Scheming through the first few tracks revealed that it was some kind of soundscape experimental project. There were 8 tracks in total, ranging in song lengths from less than a minute to around 9 minutes. A quick search for them on radio music, came up with nothing, along with discogs and even a simple Google search. This didn't strike me as too odd however, as a fair amount of heavily obscure artists put their works on Spotify in hopes of gaining some traction. What was a little off-putting though, was the album cover. A grainy picture of a young boy, probably around 7 or 8, sleeping in what I assumed to be his bed in a dark barely lit room. No text, no artist or album name, just the photograph. Curious as to what this album was, as well as being desperate for something due to listen to, I grabbed my headphones, laid down on my bed, and listened to the album front to back. Track 1, titled, Broadcast, was a 1 minute 30 second collage of news broadcasts, chopped up and stitched back together to form incoherent sentences. Some snippets included rather unsettling descriptions, such as, arms dismembered, and, missing her jaw. Track 2, titled, Hero, consisted of a low buzzing noise, accompanied by infrequent tapping sounds. These sounds would range from slightly audible to loud and aggressive as the song progressed, creating a sense of dread for whenever these sounds would return.  Track 4, titled, Memory, was a mess of different voices and sounds lasting about 5 minutes. From the tone of the voices, it was safe to assume they might have come from some kind of children's programming. As for the other sounds, I couldn't tell you. Track 5, titled, Parley, was a 1 minute clip of 3 different male persons conversing with one another. Their voices were heavily modified and edited, making them low and almost swaying, but most importantly impossible to understand. Track 6, titled, Fall, contained a 9 minute piano piece. A nice change of pace from the rest of the album, it was rather peaceful and elegant, although there were some obvious wrong notes in the performance. The keys struck softly against the mostly silent background, the only other audio being the quiet sound of two people, male and female respectfully, talking with one another. Being rather hushed compared to the piano, it couldn't be made out what they were talking about, but their voices sounded distressed and male and colic. Track 7, titled, Mirror, was 30 seconds of a car driving, presumably at night due to the lack of sound outside of the roaring engine. Track 8, titled, Here, was the big finale of the album. The first 2 minutes consisted of someone walking down a dirt path, with the sounds of leaves crunching and twigs snapping under the person's feet accompanying the nighttime ambience. After this, the next 2 minutes encompassed the person reaching a house, climbing up the stairs, and attempting to open the door. After finding that the door was locked, the person then took a moment to lockpick it, successfully doing so and entering the home. The last 3 minutes was of the intruder quietly walking around the silent house, eventually reaching a door and opening it. The sound of a young boy softly snoring became present, and the intruder's breath began to slowly get louder and louder until the song ended. At the time, I didn't think much of the album. Sure, it was creepy at times and certainly had an unsettling atmosphere, but it wasn't much of a stretch from some of the other things I've listened to, like staleg or gnaw their tongues. Besides, it was just music, just a concept that someone came up with and put together to express their ideas. In short, I unsaved the album, shut off Spotify, and went to bed. The next day was another uneventful day, until midway through work. While I was in the kitchen cooking up some mozzarella sticks and french fries, I overheard my co-workers talking to each other about something that they had seen on the news that morning. Due to it being rush hour, I wasn't able to understand everything that had been discussed, but what I did understand was that a boy had been abducted from his home to the knowledge of his parents. Even though child abduction wasn't anything out of the ordinary, as sick as that is, the fact that his parents had known about it and done nothing peaked my interest. During my break, I searched up on what had happened, and found an article detailing everything. Apparently, the kid's parents had been basically stalked and harassed by a group of people, until they broke and decided to give those people what they wanted, their child. Around nighttime a few days ago, one of the people in the group broke into their house and took the boy, much to the knowledge of his parents. When asked by police to give names and descriptions of the people in the group, they denied to do so in fear of their lives. The parents were charged with accessory to child abduction, and their court hearing was scheduled in the coming days. In the article was a picture of the victim in question. Seeing him sent off many red flags for me, as he had a striking resemblance to the boy I had seen in the album cover just yesterday. I instantly went on Spotify to see if my suspicions were correct, only to find that the album had been removed.


Hey, this is Brett and this 2012 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 is stock number 12734Z. We are here at Summit Automotive in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin near new and used sports car headquarters. This 2012 Ford Mustang Shelby GT500 has the 5.4 liter V8 supercharged engine. It has 550 horsepower. This car has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. Has a fresh oil and filter change, all the fluids have been checked and topped off. And this car is 100% ready to go. Race red is the color and we shoot all of our videos in 4K. So if you have HD capabilities on your computer, tablet, smartphone or television I highly recommend turning them on right now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition, options and cleanliness of the car before seeing it in person. We're going to go all the way around inside, start it up and take a look under the hood in this video. And if you like how we do things here at Summit Automotive in the upper right hand part of the screen, consider clicking our subscribe button to our YouTube channel and then click the bell notification so you get updates every time we do videos of our new and used inventory here at Summit Automotive. So this one comes with the 19 inch painted SVT rims in the front. This does have the SVT performance package and this car has like new Michelin Pilot Sport tires. In the front you have 265, 40, ZR19s and you can see that they have a lot of tread left on them, almost all the tread I would say. Front fender is in excellent condition, I didn't see any dents or dings on there. It does have the HID headlamps and the front bumper and lower valance on this car is in very nice condition. With the Cobra logo there, the grille is in nice condition, you get the heat extraction aluminum hood. And this one, these stripes are factory, these are the white stripe kit. 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This one does have the capless fuel fill, which is a really nice feature. And down the rest of this side of the car, the doors look really good. It does have the power mirrors with the blind spot mirrors inside.  You get the Cobra embossed backrest, side curtain airbags. This does have power driver seat and factory GT500 floor mats, auto headlamps, information center controls, power windows, power locks, and power mirrors. As long as we're standing up, we'll take a look at the back seats. Those seats do fold down for extra storage, I believe.  We'll hop inside, check out the miles, radio, and everything that this car has to offer on the interior. You can see that this one has 7,509 miles. The instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the suede and leather wrap steering wheel, Bluetooth and audio controls on the right. You get the Cobra logo on the steering wheel and the cruise controls on the left. Steering wheel is in very nice shape, I didn't see any major wear on there. 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Good day fellow investors. It's Christmas time so it's the month in the year when we are giving month so I first want to thank you for everything that has been going on with this YouTube channel. I want to thank you every, I want to thank every new subscriber that has been adding value to the channel and this channel would be nothing without you. So I was thinking as we have unfortunately ads before each video and I cannot remove the ads because then I'm not a partner with YouTube anymore and then YouTube doesn't recommend me. So to do something good with the ad money and let those investment traders pay for those ads even if I don't think any any normal person buys those things I thought that we could do something good with the YouTube money so that we make a win-win-win Christmas situation for everybody. So this month I made about 1000 1000 something income from YouTube and I decided to start and I hopefully will be able, my finances will allow it to really donate all the YouTube money that we make on this channel together because you are watching the ads unfortunately so I consider this not my money but our money as a channel money. So I have been recently to Asia and I have been introduced some very to some very nice people there that are doing some great things. Let's discuss them and let's see how we can deploy that money to do a good cause cause so that at least there is something good from the cryptocurrencies or trading ads that are surrounded around this channel. So this is something really nice I'm very interested as we are in educational channel there is this lady here Selina that is helping rebuilding schools in Nepal. As you can see here she is from Malaysia and he goes there brings the money there and builds those schools. I am in contact with her 2018 projects have been completed and she will get back to me in January for 2019 project so the January money the February money I'll try to deploy it there to do something like this. You see here how the toilets look and how the classrooms look and then they come in they build the new toilets in some schools and they create new better classrooms so that people can go to school and especially girls can go to school when they get their period because if not they're usually not going to schools anymore. So this is something very interesting very nice and perhaps we can do something good with the ad money that we get. As this December we didn't manage to invest into Nepalese schools directly I have found something very interesting also the Tenaganita Penang shelter for women and child survivors of human trafficking or women and children in crisis they have a shelter in Penang they have been helping a lot of people for already 25 years and they are of course in constant need of help because they are all volunteers and they have already housed what 145 survivors from Thailand Indonesia Philippines Vietnam etc that are involved in human trafficking. So again a very honorable cause and I have already donated one thousand one hundred something dollars which is this month's YouTube ad income to the Tenaganita shelter this month. So I'll put the links in the description below both for Nepal and the Tenaganita shelter project you can I think add if you want to add something to the Tenaganita project you can you have a PayPal there so you can add there and for Nepal it's a smaller project it's not a big big charity so we are really there are no nothing there is nothing in between so that's what I also like so we are directly financing what will be going on there in 2019 so if you wish to do that I'll make more videos during 2019 about how and when we are raising we'll be raising the money for those projects and we'll see where this leads us leads us all in all I hope you enjoy this Christmas it's time to be with family forget about the markets and the red ink on mark the Christmas ink on markets because you will see be with your family and you will see that whatever happens on the markets it's practically irrelevant when compared with the time you're spending with them so I really wish you a great Christmas I hope you like this idea of us with the YouTube ads really giving it to charity and creating something good in this case in Asia but creating a better world world with our small little contribution again Merry Christmas thank you for watching and I'll see you in the next video