Ukraine eliminating 40% of Russian recruits monthly. Russia and Ukraine are already deep into a war of attrition that will likely continue through 2024, according to a senior defence official on NATO's eastern frontier. Kusty Salm, the permanent secretary at Estonia's Defence Military, told Newsweek in an interview that Kyiv and its Western partners need to believe in the statistics as they try to plan out how the Kremlin's full-scale invasion will end. It is attritional warfare, Salm said.  Apparently, to many, this theory seems plausible and they are attracted to this as a policy option. Salm added, referring to skeptics of Ukraine's ability to continue the costly fight. Clearly, after two years, at least some are maybe too zoomed into the daily questions and zoomed out on the strategic. Every month, he said, the Russians can recruit 130,000, but what they can form into units is 40,000. That 40,000, Salm said, can be used as an offensive force to capture new territories and impose Moscow's will on occupied areas. The remaining 90,000 new recruits each month cannot be used as anything more than biomass. Salm said, they are cannon fodder, you use them once and throw them away. The Ukrainians are currently killing or severely wounding more than 50,000 every half year. Salm added, the current attrition, the real rate of which might be even higher, Salm said, means Moscow is losing a portion of troops equivalent to around 37% of those being newly recruited every six months.


Who is the site manager? Okay. Are you up in green field? The main office is in green field and that's where Jamie and I are. Okay, I got you. Great. So we'll wait for it. What did you say their name was Sheila Murphy. Okay, we'll wait for Sheila then. Yeah. I could send her a quick text. Just for my clarification, because we're working on our budget for next year, which the Amherst CDBG is part of. And that goes through the end of next. Can you give me the dates that covers? Yeah. So the, the grant. This grant runs from June 1st, 2022. To May, May 31st, 2023. So it's a 12 months. Oh, okay. Just through May. Okay. Thank you for telling us that. Yeah. That makes sense. So we won't start. We are getting ready to close down for the summer. We don't teach classes in the summer. Okay. So if okay with you. We'll start it in the end of August, the very end of August. Yeah, that's fine. I think I would still ask you just to submit one of the, a quarterly report in, in July. On July 10th, and it can be even a paragraph long, just saying, you know, we, we close down for the summer. We'll, we'll be get back started in the. In the fall. But just so we have that, you know, explained. So what quarter does that cover? Cause I don't, I'm not. Yeah. No. So the. So it's the quarter ending June 30th. They ask for. A quarterly report by July 15th. But. But the quarter only starts on June 1st. Excuse me for being so dense. No, no, it's, it's, it's fine. It's frustrating that none of, none of these dates align with the. Fiscal year or fiscal quarter. So yeah. So you would basically. I've been having to explain this to the different agencies. The period from June 1st to July 10th. Would be your first quarterly report. And for most people, that's just going to say, oh, we signed the contract. We had our startup meeting. And maybe we had some expenses, but. Yeah. It's, it's for, for most, for most agencies, it'll just be a paragraph or even just a few sentences saying. You know, we have, you know, we, we, we signed the contract and we're getting things ready. But. And then so for the next one would be from July 1st to. I used to have all these dates October 1st. Okay. Yeah, then we'll have activity. Yeah. Can we.  So for invoice purposes. Every quarter, for example, then. To you by October 10th would be probably our first in Poison. Yeah, you can invoice. You know, you can invoice monthly. You can invoice quarterly. You know, whatever is easier for you. If it, I don't. If it's more frequent than monthly, I think that would, you know, that would be a lot, but. Yeah, monthly or, or yeah, quarterly makes sense, because then you can submit the invoice along with the quarterly report and it keeps everything nice and neat, which is, which is great. Yeah, we'd like to do quarterly. Yeah, we'd like to do quarterly. And if. Would, if some cases I submit. My employees separately from what she is going to report. Or would you rather have everything come together? It's fine. Yeah. I mean, it's fine if it comes separately. Okay. Do you want everything via email? Or would you rather have our copies? Um, Let's see. I. Um, To do. So it depends if you, um, if you're providing a lot of backup documentation, which we ask for, you know, we, we would like to see. Time sheets, you know, payment for rent, that kind of thing. And then, yeah, it might be easier for you to mail. Things to us. Okay. But, uh, Cause ultimately I have to print all that anyway. So, um, it's easier just to get it in the mail. But, um, Yeah, if it's just for other things like the quarterly report, that's, that's fine to do over email. Okay.  Um, Late. That's not normal for her, but okay. She has some family things going on. So I don't know, you know, Jamie and I can always take notes if it's something that involves her part because she does do the narrative report. Okay. Okay. Yeah, that's fine. I think, and then for the quarterly reports, you know, I don't think it's that, um, Difficult. I guess one, one thing. That I think is important to note is that the. Along with each quarterly report, we also have you report on the different, on the beneficiaries that have been served essentially that the students you've served. Yes. And, um, it's important to note that that's a cumulative number. So, you know, I guess your first quarterly report will probably be zero beneficiaries, but then the next one will be. You know, those that have been served from. Beginning of the contract through. End of September. And then the next one will be. You know, the beginning of the contract through end of December. And so it's not like the clients you serve. During each of those quarters, it's really the full. Cumulative. Cumulative number. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Um, And did you forgive me for not knowing this, but did. Did you send us the template for that already? No, I, I, I will, when, um, I'll send out a reminder to folks about, about the July quarterly report and I'll include that template. Okay. So. I have another question. Could we do this report ahead of July 10th? Since we're not going to have any activity. And we're not going to invoice. Um, could we. Get it to you this month? Um, yeah. Yeah, certainly.  But so I usually send out a reminder a month in advance. Um, to the, to agencies. Um, So I was going to do that. Um, either tomorrow or something. So I'll get you the template. Okay. Yeah. Oh, that's great. Appreciate that. Thank you. Just cause we, we don't want to leave it or I don't want to leave it till the last minute. Yeah. Yeah. That makes a lot of sense. We'll be closing down. And so I guess, um, one other thing is how do you guys typically handle, um, like your, your intake forms? Um, I think for, for block grant, uh, we want to have, um, Demonstrated like people's, uh, the. Income levels of the, of the beneficiaries. And so, um, different agencies have different ways of doing that. Um, But do you guys have like a standard. And take form that you use? We do. Um, We have a standard intake form that we use and we have. Um, if there haven't been changes, we have received funding from in the past from the Amherst block grant, not this past year, but, um, so it's, um, If it hasn't been changed to maybe the levels have changed. I'm not sure. But, um, it was synced up well with our intake in the past. Yeah. I'm going to send out updated income levels. Okay. Income limits. So those, those were just released by, uh, HUD. Yeah. So I can get those out. Okay. Yeah. All right. Well, that's good to know. Um, So yeah, just make sure you're keeping those on file. The intake forms.  Uh, this, or sorry, the state has had some turnover at the DHCD. They're the ones that administer the block grant program. Yeah. So we have, we have an interim program representative now. Who's good, but we're expecting to get a new program rep in the coming months. And, you know, they might want to, you know, just do things differently or look around and see and make sure agencies are keeping things on file and all that. So we're just. Yeah. Wanting to where I'm filing. Everything right now, just to make sure we have it, have it here. Yeah. Um, But already, and then, uh, I guess just. A little bit about the, um, Program itself. Um, For you guys. Still, have you had.  Over a year ago. Basically.  Good. I know you're, you're rely a lot on volunteers as well. So do you anticipate any issues? We have. Two very strong teachers and enamors to also act as we call them education and career advisors. Because, um, As you probably understand our population. Really needs the one on one support. And, um, so we've had them consistently for a number of years. Um, Eileen Barry and Amy Pacheckis. And then of course we have volunteers. From UMass and Amherst college. Um, that are really terrific in the classroom. And, um, So, um, that's working well. And, um, Just a quick story. If you'll bear with me that we just had our, um, High set is the name of the test. We admit we used for our students used to be called the GED. Right. So we just had a high set high school equivalency graduation that we held on the campus of Greenfield community college. But we had one of our alumni from Amherst. Who was our alumni speaker and he had gone through our program in the Amherst past the high set. And then it gone on to Holyoke community college. And he was just graduating from Holyoke community college with honors. And moving on to a bachelor degree. So, um, We know it works. Yeah, that's awesome. That's great. Yeah. So he's the amp. He was the Amherst resident. Um, Not in our program anymore, but, you know, had moved through.  Don't need your services anymore. Like, that's right. Yeah. Yeah, exactly. Yes. Yes. When you, when you see James and I in the unemployment line, that'll be a sign of really good success. Yeah. Yeah. Maybe it's a couple of years. I would say that just a couple more years. Right. Yeah, but it, it's a good, you know, Amherst, of course. Amherst is our most diverse. Program, you know, we have immigrants and refugees as well. Right now we're compiling an anthology. Maybe we could. Enclose it with our report in the fall. Of student writing. Okay. Ben, what I'd like to do in the fall before I send out my first invoices is to send sort of the template. Showing the breakdown of salary, fringe, you know, the various expenses. Make sure all our totals agree and everything. So hopefully that'll work for you. The first part of September. I'll send that to you and say, yep, this is good to go. And then we'll use that. Okay. Yeah, that sounds great. That would be really helpful. And save me some time to. Yeah. Make sure it's in the right format. So. And this is some Sheila Murphy. She's our site director. In Amherst. Great. Hi, Ben. I'm so sorry. I'm late. I was got involved in what I was doing. No, that's no, no worries. No worries. Go. It's, it's good actually if, if, if I get to hear something twice then. Yeah. Yeah. It's probably my fault. I've been bombarding Sheila with tons of. Of. Supplies and program. That's funny. They're all here. I know I was revised. I'm sorry. Yeah. So let me ask who. So who should I have as the kind of point of contact for the. Grant. Or should I just, I can, it's fine if it's. Sheila and. Judith that's, I can, I can just kind of CC you guys on both. On all things. Is that fine? Yeah. Yeah. In general, it's just going to be like reminders about quarterly reports. And if any. Yeah. Could you put James on it as well? Or is that too much? Yeah, no, that's fine. Yeah. Yeah. So I could email you back. With all three of our. Yeah. I mean, not to make it difficult, but. James is really. Handles all the fiscal. Sheila is all the programmatic. And I just basically sit around. However. You have to sign everything. Yeah. You're the official signer. No, but right. I know Jamie and I do each do those separate pieces. And we coordinate. But sometimes I don't know if you have a new reporting. You know, we haven't had a CDBG grant now for a couple of years from emmer. So I don't know how the reporting has changed. Probably not too much. Since your last grant, it's, it's a. I was just explaining to. James and Judith. That it's a, every, at the end of every quarter. So this, this. Next quarter ends June 30th. So on, on. On July 15th, I need to send a quarterly report to the state. So I ask that agencies get it to me. About five or five or about a week before then. So this, this quarter is going to be weird because it's like, you all have only had. What, like a month of program and you haven't, they were just explaining you guys aren't really doing anything until the fall anyway. So. What is what, what, what, yeah, what is the period we need to report on for this year? So it's going to, yeah, it'll be quarterly. So the, your contract starts June 1st. Oh, it starts June 1st. Yeah. And so the quarter is only a month long and it goes through June 30th. So then on July 10th, you'll just, I'll have you submit a quarterly report that literally can just be a sentence or a paragraph long to saying, you know, we shut down in the summer. We'll have, we have not expended any money yet. We'll have students coming in the fall. And then fast forward three months from now, or three months from then, the next quarter would end at the end of September. And so on October 10th around there, I'll have you submit a quarterly report and hopefully by then you can say, you know, we have programs up and running. Here's, you know, what we've done so far. And James was just saying, he might, you know, be able to do that. I think we can try to do invoice, align that with it at your first invoices as well. Sheila. I told Ben that we weren't going to have any activity or expenditure. This first quarter for June. Right. Would it be okay if we just sent in this report saying, you know, we signed the contract, no activity. And could we even send it in next week? I don't know. I don't know. But I think you said tomorrow, Ben, is that right? Yeah, I can send that out soon. Yep. And also the new HUD has new income guidelines. So it'll send those. So, oh, right. Actually, I looked those up yesterday, but I'd love to see them make sure I got the right ones. Yeah. Yeah. I was also explaining, you know, just. Keep your intake forms on, on, on hand as well or in, in a file somewhere.  Income limits accordingly on those forms. Yeah. The other thing was, yeah, just so for the quarterly reports, the, no, the beneficiary served. It's not just the number of beneficiaries served. It's not just the number of beneficiaries served. There'll be another like table you have to figure fill out. Yeah. That, that'll be a cumulative number. So it's, it, it. It's, it's not just the number of beneficiaries serve each, each quarter it's, it builds on. You know, the number served throughout the entire program. Right. And it's, but it's, it's some new individual served each quarter. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So are we going to have five quarters next year, including this little month long one. Are we going to, is it going to be July to September.  The contract ends on May 30th. Oh, so it'll be okay. May 30th. Okay. Yeah. So there are five reporting periods. Yeah. Okay. All right. No, I got it. And is that beneficiary serve table? Is that the same one I saw. Prior. A few years ago, probably. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Our consultant is here and one of the things we're working on, it's just the various dates we're working on. You know, and she's just, this is going to be in the straw out quick. May 31st. We'll be fine. We'll take turns. We'll put the coin to see who tells her. So. Yeah. It'll all work out, but it's. Very timely. Well, that's great for us. Yeah. Yeah, I'm glad we talked to you today because I wasn't clear on the end date. And it's perfect for us because our school year will be wrapping up at that time. So great. Great. Yeah. This is a new year. I haven't seen this one before June through May. Yeah, it's bizarre. I think the state is trying to get on the more normal schedule to have. Grant start on July 1st, but they're slowly moving up towards that. Okay. Just getting closer. That's great. But. I have a question for you. Just thinking ahead. This is a little bit off topic. But when will.  Yeah. So the state, they finally did release their plan, their proposed plan for the coming year. And so there's a few highlights, if you will. The deadline will be March in March.  So we might be kind of reopening. Applications in around September. We're thinking. Wow. And. And so, you know, we might hold, we might hold another public hearing to hear from the community about priorities and all of that in August, I think. But then put, put out the, in RFP in September. Okay. Yeah. And so the other interesting thing is. They're combining the 22 and 23 grant into like a 24 month. Oh. Grant timeline or implementation timeline.  But I think it's still limited. And so they're, they're doubling the amount of funds available, but it's a two year grant. Unfortunately, it's still only, I think it's still only five social services. That's part of their holding the state's holding a public hearing to hear from communities about these concerns. And we might ask to, you know, if we can serve more than five or somehow, you know, if we can reallocate that money to more, more agencies if possible. So.  Sounds good. Yeah. Um, Okay. It's good to know. Yeah. And sorry, I have to, I have another meeting at 130. I just want to, um, I'm glad we touched base about the next round, because I did want to make sure I mentioned that, but, um, did you all have any other questions? Do you Sheila? Well, we're going to get a template. Yeah. So I'll take a look at that when I get it and just make sure that I understand everything. Okay. Yeah, it sounds good. Yeah. I mean, yeah, don't hesitate to reach out with any questions. Um, we might do like a, uh, I think Nate had done these before in the pre COVID days, like an actual site visit. Um, and depending where we are with the pandemic, a, in a wave or whatever, we'll, uh, we might, um, either do that site visit over zoom, which would just be kind of like a check in or, um, come, come and do it in person. But that wouldn't be kind of until the program is really up and running, maybe in the late fall or something like that. So. Okay. Well, great. Um, well, thank you all for your time. And yeah, yeah, just, I'll be in touch with the templates for the report. Yeah. Yeah. And the income limits. Thank you. Yeah. Great. Okay. Take care. All right. Jamie and Sheila, before you sign off, can I, um, put us on a quick zoom ourselves, not this one, but our own cause just to make sure we're all on the same page with what Ben told us. Sure. Yeah. I'll send it out right now. Thanks. Nice to meet you, Ben. Thank you.


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I think in all the shows to be fun, the most challenging for me is in the UK And there is an easy way, the first one The first one, outside The very first one, we didn't know what to expect Oh, you lost bugs I was like, why did you come with me? Why did you come with me? I was like, why did you come with me? I was like, why did you come with me? I was like, why did you come with me? I was like, why did you come with me? I was like, oh man, I lost all my things I was like, how did you come with your Jersey costume? I was like, what do you think of me? Do you have any fish bags? What kind of fish do you have friend? Because there are fish in the muito You got it So, once a month you have bugs You know, because it's the first show we are doing We don't know what to expect to go to the UK It is a place you never been Then what are we doing You get And if all the descendants go into the UK All the secret places Yes We didn't know what to expect, will people show up? If they show up, it's a good thing But everything will work That unlike Australia, Australia we didn't have time to go to see around I think only one day But for UK, to look at the time, to assimilate To settle in, and then the day of the performance We only had one show in Sweden So, I think for me that is the most challenging show I didn't know what to expect But it turned out to be one of the best shows ever I wish there was a lot of anxiety I love it when it happens, you're like, ah! I think that was the hardest And then also now, everything I come up with a story about bugs Because if you want to perform, you have to do it If you want to do it, do it Thank you But the next one We learn I was in the UK So I got a message from my mother And she told me to do a performance She told me to do a performance But I didn't know what to expect I was like, ah! I don't know what to expect I don't know what to expect So, everything will work And even in terms of content Everything will work I think this show will work for almost 3 hours That show was nice Because even after tofikel London To kai kai Like to learn to be different from home Yes So it was Jewish content That show was nice It was crazy But it was among the best Of course, I don't know what to expect So I don't know what to expect I don't know what to expect I don't know what to expect I don't know what to expect I don't know what to expect So I don't know what to expect I think later on So for now The neighbors I don't know what to expect The team and the translate It was easy, even in London But it was even more fun It was fun I was saying, it was one of the best It was good And it felt like Two to three days to the event I wasn't able to see a SuperZ I was like, look at you, you are like, I'll have to have accent. Yes, of course! When I was in the UK, I think I had bags in my bag. I see that. I have bags in my bag and I show them to my fans. You have to use them in the store. We have a big store and sandals. I have sandals in the UK. What are you saying? I have sandals in the UK. I'm not saying anything that I don't want to say. I have sandals in the UK. You have to watch my vlog. She has been on the vlog for a long time She's been through a lot She's been through a lot She's been through a lot She has been through a lot We came to Kirudi, the following day we came to the music We came to UK and we have paper bags Imagine that I was carrying a passport to Calais But it was amazing I think it's my hardest show Of course now for Australia every show is always and I think every show is unique It's unique in its own whatever that is because it was the first one outside then You can come to TNT, RKICC, METI MOTO METI MOTO MISKI THINJI MISKI THINJI You can come to TNT, RKICC, METI MOTO MISKI THINJI MISKI THINJI This is crazy, I don't know what for you but for me it's just to relive those moments That night when I went to see Muiwi, I was like what just happened?  Because it was crazy It was 3000 people showed up for you guys They really came through from far and wide Yes, and dressed up accordingly Yes, so we said we will buy TIKO, we will do an outfit Imagine We will buy TIKO, we will buy TIKO Just to comment I don't know what you are talking about Manzea Santhi So your billa words, then I was like, what happened? MOTO I was like, what happened? That day there was only one show happening And we thank God So it was deadly I like the fact that you said it too Only one show was happening Ah, it comes from Tandao It was only one Because we had a lot of shows But for some reason And we didn't deserve Manzea Santhi I was in favor of flying All these shows I think I was in favor of flying I was like, you don't deserve But you don't deserve But you don't deserve But you don't deserve But you don't deserve But you don't deserve I think for me it's a lot of favor I know all the shows that we've done So after KCC, Australia Australia, KCC after The following day, after So normally, before KCC we go to Jeka This time we go to Jeka After Your body was in a adrenaline You didn't have any muscles You didn't have any muscles I didn't have any muscles I didn't have any problems I didn't have any problems Like you didn't have any So your body was not Imagine now it is like this You were feeling some kind of I don't have muscles So I just let you put in excuse and I will tell you I don't have muscles I don't have any I don't have muscles I don't have muscles I don't know I just sit below They are very integral They are very indigenous They are very indigenous Come on KFC, Ikaweza Now here we are Australia We are ready Australia Australia is ready for the show At first it was three When I took a poster Adelaide and I went to Australia And I got Adelaide Imagine after the first poster Even though the second poster was Adelaide And I took it on Thursday We don't care Even though it was Wednesday, Tuesday I took it on Tuesday Because I don't have money to pay So it was Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Oh my God! I can't believe it Team, show me KFC, Ikaweza Ikaweza Ikaweza Ikaweza Ikaweza But I feel like this one It's not that much Australia is in Bali Australia has 30,000 to 40,000 Kenyans So you're scared And it's not like all over It's so big It's distributed across the states Exactly But having seen UK When you say what you talk about I feel like it's like Oh my God! But I feel like How many shows are there? I'm still not sure How many shows are there? Three or four are there? That's mine That's my biggest fear How are we going to do four shows? That's the Friday, Saturday, Sunday We are going to stay home And spend two days I feel like there are a lot of changes I think the most sacrifices People coming through and showing up It was also something very... We were in June, we were going to shift because we had to go to Sunday in Sydney. So Sunday apparently, shift was more expensive, almost two times. So we were shifting, and we were going to shift to top dollar, we were going to shift to like, it's so humbling. And this whole process, I think it's also going to stay at its standard because the CC has taken it from the TNT to the KCC, because it's a link that's going to be developed in the future. But there's a lot of challenges, like Liz, Liz, because she's the CEO of a company, she's the investment she's the CEO. And she was in December last year. She was in the UK. She was in the UK, she was in the UK, she was in the UK, she was in the UK. So Liz, I'm serious, she was in the UK in December, I was in the UK on how, she was in the UK on January. Guys, so let's... I was in the UK last year. You were shocked. So, I was in the UK, I was in the UK, I was in the UK, I was in the UK, and I was in the UK, so it was very possible for me to organize. And that's what she did, she got the scholarship, we booked visa appointment, within that day, he took him to UK, for what we call it, for Australia. It took three weeks. Yes, for Australia. For UK, three weeks to get the visa. Australia did for three days. So, in Australia, when you get in, you're not a rich person. The funny thing, after the UK we had so many people living in Europe and states next year we had the sametime because we had after the UK was a success so many people reaching out fortunately unfortunately I don't know which one Australia is currently one of the best next year they have passed this year in Shikuh and Vikimbiru but not in Uko so next year So everything is aligned and the fact that leaves come out like it's everything is aligned so that's how we ended up TTNT Kuchapuaivo and that's how I totally delay because when I was in KCC the world links didn't work but this time I was in Kuchapuaivo because of Australia then once we were done I think he ran I mean he was in Mungunamato and I remember you guys also mentioned in KCC it was so challenging when you guys were making a video organizing to set up at the venue how did you get so emotional just seeing people we will not talk about that thank you we will not talk about that oh I see I am in Poland but it's okay it's just a moment of happiness to be honest and it's allowed come on looking back looking back looking back how do you feel about all that okay so well I feel good because it was a success the sign says everything must be a challenge for me this challenge is very unique so this challenge is very unique but I am always expecting a challenge like I was expecting something in London actually I expected it to be successful I know there is a challenge I know there is a challenge that is coming K do you know after you posted sorry I am going back to UK after you posted the poster everybody was like do you know how hard it is to get a visa but they didn't know they didn't know they didn't know they didn't know and we didn't tell them so they don't need to know they didn't know they didn't know it was very difficult they didn't know it was very difficult I feel so good like it happened it was a success it was a huge success but I think I was very happy I was very happy I was very happy I was very happy I was very happy I want to see you all I want to see you all So, looking back I want to see you all So, we are going to see you next year Next year, what is the next year? The next year What is the next year? The plan is to do more For sure Because now remember you are coming from the pandemic From the year of the pandemic We didn't do big because We are not sure if we are going to get better So this year was when Matul got to know test waters, if it's, and you're seeing all around people are going for tours, but now boy am I cool, overdrive a kichapa, so it is solo me chapa two a class doing happy, they all say I'm cool, so that's what I want to do to you in your post pandemic. So now from that, this was a year to gauge how possible that is, and we've seen it's very possible people are willing. And you I don't want to say we always say Kenyans don't support Kenyans, but Kenyans support local proper, they support local, they choose what to support, and you can see by what we are doing. Like for example, SPM bazm ki angalia, kuna jeshi tum na jua gani eni, e muna jua anga kuna izi views too paka, ioni jeshi eni, and they'll support you to end, that's what I've come, we support our own proper. So this year was a test, so next year because also these things need a lot of planning, kama ni venue, wuna plan, wuna get ma pema, what not, kama ni visa, sasa shida engine ni visa, but with a lot of planning ahead, wuna pata izo visa ma pema, wuna kana sasa ni wachiliya poster. Okay, sounds good. Now, kama liza show, ma ma liza australia, moto ime waka, where we? Waka, two days, what word? Atta si dwi ni two, wacha ni, ebu ebu.  Oh my goodness, 300 on top, on top, so that is the first show, on a Thursday, so ii na fanya jina tpa tia ii le moral, if this is on a Thursday, our first show, na ii liwaza na atotu ndwaawa, that's a towards the weekend. Sa friday, saturdays, where show zi kaenda, zi kaenda ii vo zi kaenda, the second one was pass, around almost 600 people, the venue was sold out, ii o ingina ii kaenda it was Melbourne, na ii oni akuna kulala, ni kufchapa show, go home, like go back to the hotel, freshen up, pack, live, like live, so at Australia kitu liza, what did you like in Australia, i think i'll say the airports and the flights, cos that's where we spend most of the time, Danny, Shuka, Panda, Toka, luckily everything was okay, show yotem pa kia musho ii li kuafiti, nao, ii storia kutren, sii mas ani tu konyuma, sii tu konyuma mas atu me toka show, show yon ii liza kutren, ii na trend cut wama da show yom mwishu, so sii tu ko, to me check in ku hotel ii tunna anza kuni ni, ata sii kutren, tunna feedback kia show yajanga, sii, of course um tu lasmam lianda li, i'm assuming by the time he was tweeting, who already done with another show, so i was recall like okay, fine, besides work is came, it's expect, it's okay, yeah it's okay, there is no pressure, but then after, sii tu check out hotel ii musho ii kuru di, sii tu ii vo up, sii tu me panda, do you know me, ii waka liz ni o dem, warae sii yo, warae sii, aka pata whatsa, ia wata du du du du du du du, ziki ingi ani kamaulza, akal du se lii kone what is happening, sa iu to siti tu kaputu, unakul atas du ni, lunch the yom ani, because the flight was long, sii du ni, lunch amandi din amandi ni mi, kamaulza, akamaulza, kone ii badotun ani, cameza, what do you mean, ani ani amandi ei beccha ekie, ei, na waifa ekapote? ekapote. so at all you don't know what is happening, come bae what you got? for 14 hours, 14 hours, I was working at the airport for 14 hours. When I went to Australia, I was given a new visa to be a part of the airport. So I got the visa for the 14 hours. We had no idea. And me I was at peace. So we were at peace? We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. We don't know. That is how God works. We don't know what was happening. But I think for me it's not about... So I'm thinking of someone when you have a flight, when you have access to what's going on. For me, I think even if I saw that thing, I would say I don't know what was happening. And I'll tell you why. It's because we've been around since 2013 online. We've seen a lot of different opinions, yet we kept doing our thing. And for me, I think the most important thing is to keep doing what you're doing. If it's working, keep doing. If it's working, you don't have to change a thing. And we are changing with time. So that's one, two. I'm very happy with what I'm doing. And a big week coming up on Twitter. I think I was very happy. Because online, I didn't have that opportunity. So that's when the big week came up. And I think that's not the same as in the public domain. I think it's something that will be a show for the house. I want to see what you can do in the house. That's it. I wish you all understood Swahili. International Lendosment. Back at Yokitu, I was typing. That was one. Then after, I went to Yokitu. I said, wow, Yokitu is unique. He embraced it. First, one of four episodes later after TRHK, I went to Yokitu online digital. The comedians of Cannes said, you know, squeeze me, come and deface me. Now I check. So I look at what's happening. He learned to do digital. So my point is, when someone comes all the way from North Island, in UK, nine hours to Swindon, I come from Malindi, I show up, I show what she's coming to do. I come to watch in Djubush live. Nothing else. Nothing else. So what I'm saying is, in my own stupidity, we found something that could work. And so it's happening with everyone. And you call here, they won't know. It's a commute. It's a commute. It's a commute. It's a commute. It's a commute. It's a commute. Sorry, sorry, sorry. Sorry, sorry. Okay, okay, okay. Thank you. Thank you. So due to the past, I'm online, and it's very, because it's about mental health, and we're saying about how to distance ourselves. Like there are people who always come through, like for example, they are going to be in a motor. They will be in a motor. My point is, it takes a lot to be able to be sort of immune to that. A lot. But the point is, the only immune one has to get is if you're doing something and you think it's working. It might not be working now, but later it will work. When it works, so for me, I wish I could engage with your time.  So imagine you say, it's working. That's why, that's my point. My point is, look at me, and that's why I'm a part of this example. Digital, it has worked for other people before. So the idea is to keep going. Like for example, let me ask you, if Samido goes to Boston and does a whole, a whole film, he's going to be dead. No! Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, Samido, So, let's keep going. If it's working, if you're starting and they always come when you think, when you are almost giving up. Come and see T.R.H.K. He's a man with a lot of funding, he shoots, he's like, this concept is not a doubt.  And then he'll say, hey, whatever, you know, is it only me? You can use me as I am. Yeah, I'm not going to use me. So if we, with you then, then Real House of Zooling have been what it is. And you probably not even be who you are today. Exactly my point. I'm going to come and sit here and talk to you. Like, and a lot of our people, so my point is, wherever you give up, you can give up, but you can't give up. You know what I'm talking about. So my point is, if it's working for you, because what is happening now with digital, people have a choice, a choice of choosing. That's why we have a lot of subscription TV. You won't ever choose to watch anything. That's why we have a lot of TV channels. Juzy. So anyone has a TV channel. It's not the best of messages, but it's working. So my point is right now, I don't think I'm focusing on being, as ABC is getting a niche in my market and making news of it. Because, and I think, and I'll give an example.  Those guys make a lot of money. They do. They are forever booked. They are forever booked. In terms of our musicians, but in terms of Broder, like Broder, we have one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, you'll find more. Even an average vernacular musician is, she's somewhat like an artist. So, point is, whatever is working on this other side, it's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. He's putting in work and working. That's the one that can be a calligraph. It's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. It's working for him. So, whatever is working for you. Sorry, I don't talk too much. It's okay. We love it. So, that's it for Uyong Dwan. Joe, you always doubting yourself. Like in the interview guy. He vlogs it as she does. You're not sure how to do it. If you're not sure, because if she knows, You're not sure, you're not sure. But she knows someone else. She doesn't know how to do it. It's working for her. Anyway, I'm not sure. I laugh with time, and I'm just very serious. I think in this case, when you become immune to such comments, because you're like, oh my God! So even once more I am higher than him It is also important to say that I would rather people talk negatively If people talk too positive of me, I will get into trouble Because when you are talking a lot of positive I would rather people talk negative Negative works for me Because negative works for me This show is not for me This show is not for me I watch it and I am happy Because it is not for me I am happy I am happy But people who say I am nice to you And you say I am nice to you Watch it for a minute And watch it and you will realize You are nice to me Can we see another episode? Then we will know who is who That sounds good Njubush, I really want to know When you saw that tweet by Dua Kali What came in your mind And how did that tweet actually make you feel? One, I prayed to God He said yes Because I knew outrightly how that is going to spin out I knew, deep down I knew in my guts That is exactly how it went Now, the first time I saw it I was like, I am a saint Because I knew Because there is a history Of the same There is something similar Personally I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan for anyone who dares to dream And goes different in Hulunga Absolutely You know I used to go to the Middle East So who is smart For me, there is no other option to get So, based on that too From the fact that I know I have been here before And it was from a big week That is a really big week A big week So I knew exactly This is another testimony I knew exactly how this is going to spin out But more importantly What I thought is what I am doing And how so far If I didn't If I weren't doing what I have been doing I wouldn't have been able to do it I was like, this is it And it gave me a platform And I only got to a little bit Because it's people who spoke I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan of Hulunga I am a big fan of Hulunga And people really came out They are like, yeah And actually there is an interview I watched somewhere I said to myself Actually this is a show in Australia Because this is a show And I enjoy it And when I see it, I say yes I saw that We saw from the same show That's the way I saw that So, my point is This is our let's We take criticism But the way it is The way it is Where is the advice? Where is the advice? Even if you survive Where is the advice? Even if you survive So, my point is You know where you are going Because you are suffering And you are involved So, the last time I said Where is the advice? But wherever You are like That's been great on us So, the advice Is that you are suffering So, my point is I was like I couldn't have had a better A better But I couldn't have had a better person To be able to say such Than him Because it brings out And even for the benefit of As Celestine is saying For other people who are trying to come out And people Even people closest to him I am a family It's my husband I am like this I am like this I am not a family I am like this I am like this I'm like this I am like this I'm like this So, my point is It's my husband So, you are a family gathering My family is here My family is here I lost my kids and lost my parents They said my son has a right to be a citizen My sister has a right to be a citizen I lost my children because I had no parents Did you lose your family? My family is here I lost my family My family is here I lost my children because of my family My point is I'm new because of this but I think it's very important for people to know And another thing, when you meet these people I don't know if they will see me on TV They will see you differently Yes, then you realize that you are doing better It's because of that Yes, it's because of the advice that you have You will say, it's okay Yes It's because of the advice that you have You will see that you are doing better Yes At times people say things out of Like friends of my mother understood me I don't know what state he was There are some things we think We could have said it better When you reflect, you could have said something better But it's okay because of ABCD But if it's okay, it's okay You can not take it back At times we say things out of Like friends of my mother I don't know what state he was in I am struggling with something But I don't know what state he was in I don't know what state he was in But you know So But But did you get to a view that you actually Got a chance to you know You know Apologize Apologize Apologize I'm like so you're basing your arguments on what exactly and I'm like I'm going to watch, I hope I'll watch So I think and it's a beautiful and and I think I'd rather in this whole I mean I'm going to keep a focus on the positive on the what-if-you skizzer then you undo when you don't do it but we can only be judged by die when all is said and done what did you do with what you are given Yes It was a very stupid move you did back in the day but see how far it went and also for the young generation for the upcoming guys I think it's a beautiful space to be able to dream Do you know for the longest time to make a and even big artists want to take an event where they cooperate most people, most artists by the way as little as our 3,000 people sound you have managed to organize that with a team and people actually turned out it's a great win and for me I'm looking at even not just only us I'm looking at every other day like what I was saying I'm looking at the show I'm looking at the coffee shop I'm looking at the show people are having their shows and I don't want more because Kenyans are supporting local so my point is I don't want we go back I don't want us to go back to that so I'm going to go back and cooperate with the group who are responsible as a skirmish why is because they want numbers and even if they don't come and even if they don't come just do it but they'll come sometimes they fail to come sometimes they fail to come but in the same way because these people have paid because of us my point is in terms of believing your audience are believing my point is with time we should be able to be doing this like for example I'd be happy because people have their own audience because people have their own audience like for example there's a guy and he's a skirmish and he's a skirmish and he's a skirmish like you'll be very very much amazed he's crazy he's a skirmish he's a skirmish he's a skirmish think of the crowds that will show up and I think for me that's where I'm looking I'm not looking at being Dave Chappell because for me Dave Chappell would never work if I decided to be Dave Chappell I'd sleep her and I think that's the problem of us saying that if you stand up you'll be able to react if you take it you'll react if you take it you'll react if you take it you'll react if you take it you'll react you'll react if you take it you'll give us the story of your life Niki now you know just put in the comedy what you want to do is take a story or a normal one take it you'll be able to stand up since you're having conversations I don't know so Niki to do as long as people will have fun when they feel you'll be able to stand up I feel like someone who has fun will do guys over there that's something else that's something else even at a majo do you know if you want to follow do you know when we're going to UK there's a guy at the airport to check in there are two boys I think a few weeks later he'll be in the ad-lib he'll be in the ad-lib and he'll say I think the way that people are coming like our people our people it's a journey to go to your in-house even as a lady who wrote I have a team and I have a lot of friends I have a team I have a team for what you guys say and I have a team for what you guys say and I have a team for what you guys say and I have a team for what you guys say whatever you do whatever you do you'll be able to do whatever you do but then as a panda you'll be able to pick up and it sounds crazy but what's not a lip on our tongue so it's like it's like a health kitchen it's like a health kitchen oh my goodness and this is our problem every time we're never at an attack I know there's some inspiration it's like we're going to the arena we're going to the arena but we must also appreciate where we are where we are coming from our industry is still here we are 100 years in U.S. man, at U.S. we're choosing to do many hits we grew up watching Nigerian movies we know what we're going to hear daddy where we are what we're going to hear daddy so it's unfair so it's unfair we're not going to attack we're not going to attack inside our own dream we're going to slap each other and then frontpap when you square out past your wedding and then you tap that you're going to be DJ I'm not going to react I want to do it I'm not bad I'm not going to be any devil I'm going to be any DJ but that's not what we want to say So, say that the last time I was here, you were expecting a baby. Really? Imagine. Was it? Like big? For real? And the baby is now one. Almost one. Almost one. What has changed? You know, two kids now. How do you feel about the baby? I think. I think. When you have a baby, you feel that there's more joy. Like you're even happier. You just don't want the baby to be happy. So, well, there's more happiness at the same time. A lot of shouting. I'm going to watch it. Shouting twice now. Yeah, but it's... There's happiness. Like it's... I'm just more happier. Yeah. I'm just happy. But even I'm happier. I'm the number three. You're even happier. Oh, yeah. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. I'm just happy. No. No. But I'm happy with the two boys. Because I'm in a house of boys. Three boys, one girl. What has this now motherhood, especially with the two kids, what have you learned from these kids? Because I hear sometimes you learn from kids as well. Is there something you feel you have learned from your kids? Well, I can say, I've changed somehow. I've learned to be more intentional. Because you see now during the day, you have to learn from the kids. Yeah. Then you have to have time to do the CBC. So you have to create time for each. Every kid wants to learn from the kids. But the big one will ask you, Mom, you show me. So you're like, okay, even if I'm still a baby. Yes. So they have taught me to be more intentional. And at the same time, when I'm conscious as well, I need to be very intentional with myself. Yes. So create time for myself as well. So I think personally, I have learned a lot from these kids. I've learned to give them the best. The best mama. So I'm very intentional this year. Yes. I'm a mother. Yes. I'm a mother. I'm a mother. I'm a mother. See, I think, if you grow up, you'll not be able to learn. Exactly. I think it's times two. Work hard times two. Yeah. As much as we have partners, we have to learn from the kids and learn from the kids. We have a partner, not a partner. As much as I have a partner. Yeah. You have a partner. Yeah. So you have to be very work harder times two. Yeah. Yeah. What about your team? Has anything changed? What have they taught you? If it's a kathrin, you're everything will change. But I think... Yeah. No, my sisters are the reason. Yeah. But I think, what I'm doing is... I'm too serious. Yeah, I'm too serious. I'm too serious. Are you too serious? In words, in... Yeah. No, listen more polipo. No. Yeah. I think, I think for me, it's so... It... It's such, every time you look at someone and understands how to manage. Mm-hmm. Okay. What's the biggest thing... growing up? Yeah. Growing up, growing up... In terms of number three growing up, growing up hard, growing up, growing up担 Strand at home, growing up and rethinking how much it's should be paid. Yeah. To show people the flower, But I think it's a blessing to be able to see that and to be able to have energy at the same time. But also I think what has changed is having to explain everything I'm doing. I would like to tell you that it's a blessing to be able to have energy at the same time. It's a blessing to be able to see that and to be able to have energy at the same time. And that reminds me, you do not scream at night. So today I asked you, why don't you scream at night? That's why I told you, I don't scream at night. I told you, I don't scream at night. I told you, I don't scream at night. Yes. Now that's a false alarm. So I will explain to you, for the benefit of them, which I don't mind. But as she is saying, a lot of intentions, a lot of being intentional, a lot of, but more and above all, I think it's just being thankful. I think for me it's just being thankful.   You know, looking at those two boys, is there any worry you know, like ways it's going in their direction? My greatest worry in my boys was because they are independent. That's my greatest. I'd like to give them money, but that's not guaranteed. If today I'm not there, your do what I do have here. But if there's something great, especially as a man, is being independent in terms of how you think, in terms of, because now with that everything else follows. You've got to be independent. You know what you want to achieve. You know your values. You're very independent. Now, there are people who are independent. You know your values. You know my phone is very poor and you're very independent. No matter where you go, no matter the people you're hanging out with. So, I think my greatest worry is if I don't instill that. If I don't instill, what do you want to do if you're not independent? I don't know. You know what I'm saying? I'm a lazy man, my deal breakers. I'm a lazy man.  Me and my team, you know, come on team. Team is very, very hands on. That's the last time I'm doing a show. Hands on. Sink it. I think it's serious. Hey, there are things that I expect my man to do it. Yes. Steam he's algumas gegeben. Yeah. Yeah. Yes. So, you feel some sense of security. But that's also what you expect from her now because because What is it that you expect from her that you don't know? Merging is another expectation. Me? I don't know. She tells me that she doesn't know me. I don't know. Her expectations. However I think, I don't want to feel like I have a woman in the house. I don't know. I don't know. She doesn't know me. But she is there. She tells me that she doesn't know me. She doesn't know me. She doesn't know me. I think for me, it's quality time. That's your love language. She doesn't know me. I know you. I don't know you. Alphana, I know you. I know you are the gift.  Number 4 Number 1 he's an active service I'm the one who started this I started this by telling him who was you He's a little bit smaller than I am I'm already 2 years old I want you to be with us It's not chocolate, it's a soul I don't know why I'm like this You see? I think for me, in a woman Imagine for me, I think it's just that I don't know why I'm like this No, but also we come with some sense of plan I don't know why I'm like this Even life has some sense of planning But do you know there are some men who can plan their houses? Interior designers? Life planning houses, even planning their lives Their lives, we plan a lot Do you know there are some men who plan better than women They are tired, they are yellow And they don't have photographs Yes, there are many I don't know why I'm like this There is a lot of expectation It's because let's say I'm a chef I don't expect her to cook better food than you For sure So, if I'm expecting acts of service For example, for food Are you saying I don't cook food? No, that's not am I a chef? It's an example So my point is, if I expect that If I have those expectations Then I don't feel like a chef So my only expectation is you As a woman I don't know how that would be translated It's translated to different people But me, I think you have the quality time And the fact that Also for her, she's She's handsome She's a woman She travels, but she's a baby She's a woman So she's a woman She's a woman She's a woman So I think that also makes you The fact that you know She doesn't have to cook the food But She's a woman She's a woman So, and I think it's different for everyone But I think for me And the last one is my story You are dependent Your happiness depends on someone else Yes That's true That's true And I always feel like Also it gets to a point Everyone gets tired of Giving Exactly And actually when it's that way It's easy for someone to enjoy the video Very true They're like, I'm going to pick her up She's the one that's been waiting for me I'm going to pick her up She's the one that's been waiting for me I'm going to pick her up You're going to pick her up She's a woman You're going to keep up But also you see when I introduced you guys I said you're a power couple Because I know there are so many people who follow you guys Because of your union How do you keep this love flourishing? Because now there is a way There is a way How do you guys keep it flourishing? How do you keep it together? It's the same It's the same So, the story of the power couple It's the same story But It's the same No People who are doing these things together We can see these things are flourishing So, it means there is something they are doing right In these union of the years And you know when you're a couple Sometimes When you're a couple sometimes And you work together Sometimes But to know how to work To know how to work There must be something that you guys are doing behind the scenes Nice I'd like to take this opportunity to thank myself But I think It's Things are lying Like if Celestine was an accountant She's not in this field We're both from Kenyansumas communication She was behind the cameras She was behind the camera So, even when we started working It was from that basis She was behind the camera She was behind the camera She was behind the camera She was behind the camera She was behind the camera So, that's how you gel It's a common Here in the studio At the studio It's a studio technical operator It's a course pack Or media tech So, her She's good in that So, it was easy to come together and work together You get Like even if it was not her Or it was not me I'm sure she could have ended with someone She could have ended with someone In the media She could have ended with someone But It's in the same field So, from that now You have an understanding of first of all In the same field So, job wise For example, the camera You can't recognize it You can't recognize it She'll be able to say that And I'll be happier You get That's one Two is Are they your friends?  Because we're friends When you're friends with your friends You say you're going to eat And drink And then You say you're going to eat And drink Because you're not being forced to do it It comes in so Naturally Even not Friendship I think it's From my point of view Perspective From my Perspective From my point of view I would draw I think It's It's more of the Whatever comes to Raba and their audience Raba meets the words It's easier To forgive It's easier It's easier It's easier To forgive It's easier to keep moving It's easier to make things work It's easier to dream together By the time you work in Asia It's easier because you're friends I spoke to you About this Behind the scenes In terms of what you guys put on social media Because I feel like I don't know what to say I don't know what to say We might feel like But also How do you guys decide What to put up online And what not to put up Is there like a conversation You guys had To talk about it There's a line That is not seen That We both know For me personally What I'm posting What I'm posting What I'm posting What I'm posting Because I think that's the most Because I want to put out Because you also understand who your audience are And What you want them to To consume Like for example I have a very funny audience I have an audience And I'm not sure if it's funny or not Because you're a family So I'm not sure I'm not sure if it's funny or not Because I'm not sure I don't know I'm not sure So I think for me there is that And 2 As I told you, for me online It's not really a real place It's not a real place So whatever you put there It's not a real place There's a limit But according to what you stand for According to who you are There's someone If I wanted to trend And go to school more I would be like this If I wanted to go to school I would be like this But to see Then after that I would be like this You get So I think for me it's You know what we are doing And I think that's it Also there are people Who are there So they are there for What you're giving them So if you want to go to school So like do you have something to add on that? No no no I feel like Tim has said everything Before posting Before posting I would be like this Like those people who we respect I would be like this If you want to go to school You know You are better than me I would be like this I would be like this Even we have If you want to go to school We have friends You are like this I would be like this Yes I would be like this So I would say I have one million followers Beti And I would be like this I would be like this If I wanted to go to school So you would be like this I would be like this I know that space I would be like this I would be like this I would be like this I would be like this See that in Britain They see a part of me See that there is a difference of that We are still the same But how would you say that Because if someone is doing something They are doing content creation So I would be like this A little bit of When need be Everything Okay Now they say when people stay together For a long time Yes So from 9pm To 6 am So from 9pm So from 9pm So from 9pm So from 9pm So from 9pm So from 9pm So from 9pm I would feel As I told you that networking When he was working We should call us what we needed You talk and do But if someone is someone else Then we say Because are you saying we're not very romantic No, I say That we know what we can work That we're not very romantic That we're not very romantic But that we know You're not working High 5 High 5 I want to promote Simimee I want to promote I will promote I will be the first to promote Yes, I will join I will be the first But I feel like Yes Yes I want to So, I will go Because they say when you live with someone for a long time, you keep on getting to know something about them. Is there something that you have learnt about Jogush over the past maybe one year? Something new. Yeah, okay, something new over the past one year. Yeah. Something new. I don't know if this is new, but if I tell team, if something is, if I'm not sure of something, I'm going to ask him somewhere. I ask him, team, tell me a story about him. His first answer, I'll take that. Yeah, okay. Like an instinct, I'll go with that. Okay. Then later on I'll ask him to change his mind, because he's the first one. The first one. Yeah, there's something about it. I know when I asked him the first question, he said, team, what are you thinking about? He said, I'm thinking about it. He's thinking about it. He's thinking about it. He's thinking about it now with a sad eye. So I'm going to tell him to change his mind and change his mind. Is this the answer? Yes. I'll go with that one. Okay. After a time he'll be like, but I'm like, no. The first one was the answer. Yeah, so that is something I've learnt over the years. Okay. What about you, team? That is a really interesting question. Okay. I think over the years, I've come to learn to be, and actually that's something I've learned from her. Okay. OK. And I've come to realize I'm happier, releasing because that's what I'm thinking about. I think what I'm talking about is some very unnecessary things. What I'm talking about is some very unnecessary things. Guys, I'm so happy People get to know more about you and how you guys go about your things I really like that What are we expecting next? 5 next year, before that So for now, what do you expect to happen in 2021? I think for now, it's going to be big People are asking Anyone may find out in 2021 You can watch too But it's not going to happen It's going to happen So I think the next thing is Of course there are some things It's not going to happen It's not going to happen Guys, we are so sorry Because now, they are saying It's not going to happen Of course it's not going to happen It feels So yes, T-T-N-T-5 Now, there is a reflection You can watch the vlogs and talk about it It's not going to happen It's going to happen It's the best part of my life They feel like they are following me We love the vlogs If you guys love the vlogs Please let us know down on the comment section So that she can keep them coming I start cooking for my husband Breakfast in bed It's not going to happen It's not going to happen Wait It's not going to happen It's not going to happen I feel shy I feel like I'm going to fall I feel like breakfast in bed is cute And I feel like I'm going to fall Yes, that's right It feels like it's going to happen It feels It's just meant to be for you too Well, if it's happening I'm going to say it's okay I don't know, okay guys That was not the point Just subscribe to my YouTube channel I think it's going to happen I think it's going to happen If she thinks it's not going to happen She will scream Then she will be like I am telling you That's what I am trying to say That's my track That's what I am trying to say I have to tell her That's what I am trying to say I have to tell her I am telling her You said that she is going to fall She is going to fall She is going to fall But no, Ushamba means you know where you come from That's why I call it Ushamba I don't know where I come from But you know where you come from No, it reminds you where you come from You are exposed and you are here now You get my point Like you said, you are exposed by the way I love when I come from Ushamba But it's not the simple way So Ushamba When I come from Ushamba and I'm in the class So Ushamba sees me as what's called a class What class?  What do you do? How do you know? High school When I go to high school, I go to my parents' home They earn their money out of it They earn money out of it Because she doesn't live in the state of Shamba And not in the state of Shamba Shamba's not bad She is true to her roots and she is the only one in high school She is also the one in my shop But where you come from, my mom is the one who has been milking When she was the one who sold the market I was the one who sold the market I was the one who sold the market So, she was also from Bali For me, Shamba was the only one who sold the market I know where I come from from that. From that. from that. from that. from that. but breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to breakfast in bed to Oh thank you. Thank you. Why not? Eh Eh you've seen the you've seen the Okay. Okay. I'm not sure. Guys, I knew the signs. Yes. Thank you so much SPM Bars, for this TNT4. Thank you. Thank you. I don't know. Thank you. I am. Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. Thank you so much. I'm always so happy to talk to you guys. Thank you. Thank you. It's something I don't take for granted. I'm so thankful. Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you so much. Yes. A few months later, it's over Alright guys, thank you so much Aya, Sawa Sawa guys This was the Sani, the Kimanis The Njugushe, the Kimanis Njugush and Sele Thank you so much guys For watching Buzz with Stars In case it is something you have learnt from this conversation Or just gotten inspired Please make sure to leave a comment down below And don't forget to subscribe This was Buzz with Stars And my good name is Miss Kepinji Until next time, keep it at SPM Buzz