All right, you guys asked me to do it. So here I am. Why are we still here? Just to suffer. This is gonna be painful. Today we're gonna be talking about art degrees that are actually worth it. As always, make sure to smash the like button in order to win a $100 gift card. So I've made a ton of videos in the past talking about how certain types of degrees from a personal finance perspective are more worth it than others. Generally speaking, art degrees did not rank very high on this list, to say the least. They're low paying, they have higher than average unemployment rates, and on top of that, the job satisfaction or the meaning of the job itself is usually lower than other careers. Now in my video, the most useless degrees, for instance, I made fun of photography, fine arts, and of course, art history. And it's not that I have a problem with any of these subjects. I love art and I respect artists that create it. My only point here is that when it comes to actually making money from your career, many of these degrees aren't going to help you at all. In fact, they'll probably make it even harder for you to achieve that goal because you'll have to work two different jobs just to pay the interest on your student loans. In most cases, like let's take photographer, for instance. Let's say you want to pursue a career as a photographer. It would be much better for you to spend four years taking pictures, learning the craft, maybe working with a photographer, a local wedding photographer who's successful for free and having them teach you than to go to college, spend $80,000 on a degree that is not going to help you at all. And I would bet you that working as a freelance photographer would teach you much more than four years of college. Because when it comes to learning skills like that, the biggest thing is for you to just do it. Just do it! You can try to learn all the theory on the side and all that stuff and read stuff out of books, but at the end of the day, you really just need to go out there and do it. You'll learn so much more from in real life experience, going to weddings, taking photos at weddings, maybe doing food photography or whatever you want to get into. And you won't have to deal with $40,000 in student loans constantly on your back.  There are a few different types of art degrees that can be worth it. I don't believe you. And in this video, I'm gonna be going over the ones that I think are the best and by the end of the video, you'll have a much better idea of what direction to take your artistic skills. And by the way, throughout this video, I'm going to give some tips that will apply to you no matter what art related degree that you're going for. Number five on the list is going to be animation or 3D animation. So this one's becoming more and more popular as video takes over the internet and the entire world. Animation degree graduates can expect to earn $42,000 right out of school and then mid-career pay is around $84,000 a year. Now this data is from pay scale and the $42,000 a year means the first five years after graduation and then mid-career pay is going to be 10 years and beyond. Now this one isn't bad and I see it being good for many years to come. Now this is the most common degree for those that want to become 3D artists and they make around $66,000 a year. Now there are many different careers that you could pursue with this degree but one of them would be multimedia artist. According to BLS, they make around $75,000 a year. There's 71,600 jobs available and it's growing at about 4% which is around average. Now guys, I am making this video with the gloves on a little bit. I'm trying to be really nice here but I'm also going to be very honest with you as well because I want you to make a good decision for your future. The reason being is channels are getting demonetized left and right on YouTube for having the wrong opinions and I don't want the evil YouTube algorithm to do that to my channel as well. You can miss me with that. Number four on the list is going to be fashion design. Now this is the most common degree in order to become a fashion designer and they make around $73,800 a year. As a fashion designer, according to BLS, you're going to make around $73,000 a year. There's 25,000 jobs available and it's growing at 1% which is not that great. Now if I'm being honest here, this is one of the better art degrees but this is still a pretty bad one overall. Just kidding, Susan, this is an amazing degree that's definitely worth going $40,000 in debt for. On this channel, I make family-friendly content that YouTube approves of. Nice. No, but all joking aside, if you want to go for a fashion design degree, if that's your passion in life, by all means go for it but you're going to want to make sure that you add other marketable skills on there so that you make yourself more attractive to a business owner or a hiring manager. Now at the end of the video, I'm going to talk about how you can do that. Number three on the list is going to be interior design. This is the most common degree for those who become a design director and they make around $92,200 a year, which is really good. According to BLS, interior designers make around $56,000 a year. There's 75,000 jobs available and it's growing at 4% which is about average. Now one thing about interior design is a lot of people who get this degree end up going into real estate and then they specialize in doing stagings where they make houses look as attractive as possible for those who want to buy them. So if you're watching this video, you've gotten an interior design degree or you're already so far in that you can't turn back now, that might be one career path for you to look into. Number two on the list is going to be graphic design. Now this is the most common degree for someone who wants to become a creative director and they make around $96,000 a year, which is excellent. According to BLS, graphic designers make around $52,000 a year, which isn't that great but there's 290,000 jobs available which is excellent for an art related career and it's growing at about 3% which is slightly slower than average. So the reason I included graphic design on this list was just because of the fact there's so many jobs available out there and it makes sense because graphic designers basically do art but they do art in such a way that it can be used for business purposes. So it's kind of like combining art with technology. Now according to BLS, an art director is gonna make around $94,000 a year. There's 101,000 jobs available and it is growing at 1% which is not that great. Now the single most important skill that you can learn with a degree like this is to be able to Photoshop yourself flexing with Lambo. Guaranteed to get you a girlfriend although it's probably going to be an imaginary one. Now the problem with this one which is a very common problem with different art degrees is that you can learn a lot of the same skills on your own for a fraction of the price. Skillshare for instance, which is a really cool site where you can take a bunch of different courses on all kinds of different subjects has an entire section dedicated to graphic design. By the way, this is not a sponsorship. I'm actually just telling you about Skillshare without being sponsored by them. And the reason for this is because when I was trying to learn Photoshop in order to make my cringy thumbnails I took a course online in order to learn how to do that. It was fast, easy and cheap. Seriously, can we start a change.org petition that makes it mandatory for high schools to tell students that there's a lot of skills out there that they do not need to go to college in order to learn. I would say over half the majors in college fall under this category. Number one on the list is going to be industrial design. And this one makes sense because it's combining art with business. You're going to be designing products to be as ergonomic as possible and look the best in order to sell the most. This is the most common degree if you're going to become a senior industrial designer which makes around $82,500 a year. According to BLS, industrial designers make around $68,000 a year. There's 43,900 jobs available which is pretty good for an art career and it's growing at 3% which is slower than average. Now this is one that's really useful because you can see how these skills would be needed in the business world. And it's a great way for you to translate your artistic talents into something that can actually make money. Something that has market value. Now it still doesn't have the most outstanding stats ever but to be honest, it's a lot better than many of the ones that I looked at. The truth is, so many different art degrees don't have market value. Meaning it's going to be very difficult for you to find someone who's willing to pay you an amount of money in order for you to make art professionally. And I'm not saying that things should be this way, I wish they weren't but I'm just telling you guys the way that it is so that you can make the best decision for you. Just because think about it, it's all about supply and demand. If you're doing your passion with just something that a lot of people probably really love to do as well, there's going to be a lot of supply for that particular skill. There's not going to be that many businesses out there that have a lot of jobs available so there's not going to be a lot of demand. The supply is going to far exceed the demand and so you're not going to be able to find a job. If you do find a job, it's probably not going to pay very well, it's probably going to have bad hours and you're not going to be treated the way that you want to be treated. And if you have any issues with that, there'll be 10, 20, 30, maybe a hundred other applications out there that are lined up for the same job. Maybe we'll solve the issue by making it a crime for businesses to not hire artists or something like that to do what they want to do for fun. That's probably never going to happen though. Like I'm passionate about video games for instance, I've been playing them since I was a kid so let's make it illegal for businesses to not hire me to play Call of Duty. It's my right. Now don't get me wrong, there are people out there that play video games professionally and they make millions of dollars a year. But guess what? These people are not going to college for a video game degree studies degree or whatever the heck you would call it. They're going where the opportunity is, they're practicing, building their skills, networking and putting themselves out there and that is why they're successful. If there was a video game studies degree available, it would probably not only not help you but it would probably hurt you because then you would be $40,000 in debt. You'd have to pay that money back and so you could spend less time playing video games and networking and all that sort of thing and you'd have to spend probably 40 hours a week working a couple different jobs. Don't leave yet. This video was not painful at all to research and it was also super fun to make. I hope Susan sees this and if she does, please don't demonetize me and also can we be friends? Now you can probably tell that realistically speaking, I don't recommend getting an art degree about 99% of the time. So I found an excellent video when I was researching this from a guy who basically got a bachelor's degree in music and this is what he had to say about getting an art degree. A music degree doesn't really have value. It doesn't have value to employers in the market because it certifies a skill set that nobody really needs in business. Nobody really needs a classical guitarist or a great actor or even really a great storyteller if you're an English major. But it also doesn't have a meaningful certification within the field. Nobody gives you a gig because you have a music degree. Nobody hires you for a part because you have an acting degree and nobody publishes your book because you have an English degree. They publish your book because your book is good. They give you the acting gig because you auditioned well and they give you the music gig because you can play well, right? The degree is really irrelevant even within the market itself. Now this guy did an excellent job from the perspective of somebody who has gotten an art degree themselves explaining the reality of the situation. Definitely go check that video out sometime. It's worth a watch, especially if you're someone who's thinking about going into the arts, doing it professionally or it's your passion, you can't do anything else, that sort of thing. Check that video out. Now seriously, if you want to make art as a living, there are a few pro tips that you should follow especially if you don't want to end up posting on Craigslist that you're available to perform as a clown at children parties and bar mitzvahs. Number one is you want to know the market value of your degree. Now there's two different types of market value. There's kind of a broader market value and then there's more of a niche market value. So the broader market value would be something like an engineering degree is universally respected. Business degrees aren't necessarily universally respected but they are flexible and broad enough where you can get a job in just about any industry or with just about any company. Now art degrees generally are not going to have very much broad market value. This is just a fact of the situation. Pretty much none of them have that kind of broad market value. Even a degree like graphic design, a lot of that work can easily be outsourced to different countries where people have a lower cost of living and therefore they're able to do the work at a much lower price and honestly you don't sacrifice that much in terms of quality. Now the second type of market value is niche specific market value. So for instance, if you have a bunch of different art curators, your entire family, maybe you have like a bunch of people who run museums and you don't really care too much about making all that much money, maybe you could go and get a art history degree because that has a lot of niche specific value. You would already have those connections within your community and your art history degree would probably help you to get a decent job. However, if you're someone who doesn't have a huge competitive advantage like that, even niche specific value is probably not going to help you all that much. David Stewart, the guy who made that video, talked about it in his video where having a music degree really didn't help him much at all when it came to getting different music gigs or anything like that. It wasn't that well respected.  Nobody cares if you have a degree and you sing this well versus not having a degree and you sing that well. And it's the same in a lot of different types of art. All people really care about is your skill. And in many of the different art related degrees, you would have more skill just simply by taking those four years that you would be going to college and going out in the real world and practicing. Now, the third type of value that I wanna talk about is the value to yourself. Now, this out of all the arguments I've heard for going for an art degree is by far the best. So if you're someone who is completely passionate about music, you can't see yourself doing anything else. Let's say you want to play in one of the best orchestras in the world. That degree isn't gonna have a lot of market value. It's probably gonna have a small amount of niche related value. Just because of the fact that most people who play in orchestras probably do have a music degree. But that doesn't mean that you have to get a music degree in order to play in orchestras. There might be a few positions like that. But for the most part, it's not going to be. It's all about how good can you play. But the third argument is the value to yourself, which this is something that you can't really quantify or qualify that much. It's something that is unique to you. So a lot of people will say that, okay, I got my music degree and it really didn't help me get a job or anything like that. However, I met my wife. I met some of my best friends while I was in school. I had a unique experience that I couldn't have had anywhere else. And because of that, it was invaluable. Now, like I said, this is the best argument out of the three, but in my opinion, it's still not a great argument and here's why. You don't know what kind of unique experience you would have had if you took those four years and maybe traveled the world, backpacked across the United States, or maybe you moved to Seattle where it has a really great music scene and you just practice playing your instrument there and you networked with a bunch of different people. You don't know what kind of value that alternative situation would have had. For all you know, you might have been doubly as successful. You might have still met a really good person and everything might have turned out even better. I think a lot of people kind of backwards rationalize their decisions in many cases and that's what leads them to saying things like this. But at the same time, who am I to judge? If someone found a tremendous amount of value, if that made their life better, then that's great. I'm super happy for them. So yes, getting a degree is a unique experience that you couldn't have anywhere else, but there's a lot of other things that you could have done with that four years that would have costed a lot less. In fact, you might have even made money that would also be unique experiences. Number three on the list is going to be learning one other skill that either pays the bills or enhances your chances of being able to make a living as an artist. There's a really good book that I recommend to all artists. It's called How to Steal Like an Artist. I think it's by Austin Cleon, I believe his name is. And it sounds like a book on plagiarizing other people, but that's only one tiny little part of the book. Actually, there is some incredible, incredible advice for anybody who wants to pursue an artistic career or make money from doing art. Probably takes only about an hour or so to read, and it is just an incredible read, very, very helpful. Extremely practical advice from someone who is an artist and was able to make it into a full-time career and do it professionally. And one of his biggest tips in that book is you need to learn a skill on the side, learn a career that makes relatively good money, and it's also a career where you have plenty of extra time. It's not one of those careers where you're working like 60, 80 hours a week, and then you'll have that extra income and that extra time in order to practice your art. The reason for this is because many people aren't able to actually find jobs doing art, and so they have to go an alternative route. This means starting a business, maybe doing a YouTube channel, a podcast, starting a blog, something along those lines. And as with any type of business, usually it takes years and years in order to build momentum before you can make a full-time income from it. Especially if you're doing it with something related to art. I think Austin gave some absolutely incredible advice in this book, and I highly recommend any artist out there reads it. He recommends getting a normal job that pays pretty well, learning some kind of skill like maybe plumbing or HVAC or welding or something along those lines where you don't have to go to do too much schooling, but you can still make a decent amount of money. And he has a lot of other really good tips in that book for artists, so I highly recommend it. And technically speaking, this YouTube channel is art. I mean, I'm making videos on this channel. I know a lot of people probably wouldn't consider this art or maybe they would consider it art, but really bad art. But this YouTube channel is technically art. I like film, film is one of my biggest passions. I'm also very passionate about history as well as economics. And so I'm talking about things that I'm passionate about and making videos about them. And I'm making a full-time income just from this channel alone. Number four is to always keep your goals in mind and make sure that getting a degree will help you to reach that goal. Or in some cases, will it hurt you? So whatever you want your career to be, like your dream job, you need to figure out what that is. Maybe you don't want a career, though. Maybe you want to be your own boss. Okay, that's great. Figure out what that is and figure out what you wanna do in order to make money. And then ask yourself, is this degree going to help me get to that level? Now you can figure this out by doing a lot of research online, of course. And my favorite way to do it, which is something that nobody ever does, but this is by far the best way, is to simply, like let's say you have a dream job, contact people who are currently doing that job and ask them very nicely if you can ask them a few questions. Sometimes you'll take them out for coffee or maybe it's just over email or maybe you can just have a phone conversation. But as long as you're respectful of their time, they will usually be more than happy to help you and talk to you a little bit. And let's say that you don't wanna get a career. Maybe you want to be an entrepreneur and start your own YouTube channel, for instance, reach out to people who have already started successful YouTube channels related to the niche that you're wanting to pursue and then just ask them what their advice is. Again, as long as you're very nice, very professional about it, many of them will be more than happy to send you an email back or talk to you about it. Number five is if you do decide that you're going to go to college and you're going to get a degree, let's say you want to be the director of an orchestra or something like that and you found that you actually do need to get a degree in order to reach that position, consider double majoring or minoring in another degree that has more market value or you could even consider minoring in your art degree and then taking another degree as your main one. Now, the reason for this is because you want to be able to communicate to either a hiring manager or a business owner, how you're going to help their business make more money because at the end of the day, businesses cannot exist if they're not making money. So if you're getting a salary of $50,000, you need to make sure that the business is making at least $51,000 from whatever you're doing. So maybe consider double majoring with a business degree or learning a skill like web development, something that could help you to help the business owner or hiring manager make more money. Number six is to consider not going to college and instead focusing on skills rather than degrees. I have a really good friend who is a successful wedding photographer in Las Vegas, his name's Sam, I've talked about him before on this channel, but he came here to the United States from Lebanon and he didn't even know how to speak English and within just a few years, he started a successful photography business. He had pretty much zero photography experience before he moved here from Lebanon and he didn't even speak English. He did not go to college. I don't think he even paid for any courses. He probably bought a few books or something like that, but he did not go to college. He did not invest in an expensive college education in order to become a wedding photographer that makes over six figures a year. Instead, he got a job as a pharmacy technician which is relatively easy to get and it pays decently well. And then he learned wedding photography skills on the side. Eventually he had a portfolio built up and he was able to get some paid gigs. And then he moved where the opportunity was which was Las Vegas and then his business absolutely exploded. When it comes to art, all people care about is how good is your work. They do not care about your degree. They don't care about what awards you got or anything like that. All they care about is how good is your work. The final product. And so focusing on skills a lot of the time is a good way to go. Number seven on this list is to learn leadership as well as entrepreneurial skills. So in doing research on this, a lot of the highest paying art related jobs are ones that have director in the title or manager in the title and there's a reason for that. People who have leadership skills tend to get paid a lot more because leadership is such a difficult skill to learn. So leadership skills are gonna be very important for you to be able to get those scarce positions that are out there, especially the ones that pay really well. All right, that's all I have for you guys. Again, I really hope you don't see me as just like, you know, crapping on art degrees. I really don't mean to do that. I have a lot of respect for artists. I just think that a ton of people are falling into this trap. Several of my friends have fallen into this trap. I had one friend who got a dance degree and she really regrets it for instance. If you have a passion for something but you're not able to make any money from it, then consider just making it a hobby. A lot of the time, if you have something that you're really passionate about and you're forced to do it over and over again, it actually loses a lot of its passion, which is why you see a lot of really low meaning scores and really low job satisfaction with art related degrees and art related careers. So for instance, let's say you wanna become an actor.   And so you hate doing these gigs. It's not in the type of music that you wanna play, but you take it just because you have to. If it was just a hobby that you were doing on the side, or if it was, you know, something that you were pursuing kind of entrepreneurial, where you have a job, you have a stable income, but you're doing it entrepreneurially, you could easily just turn it down. I hope this was some good advice. Again, I, you know, I know a lot of people are probably gonna hate on me for making this video, but I'm just trying to tell you guys the way that it is, give you solid advice so you can make good personal finance decisions for your future. Thank you so much for watching this video. I made it just for you. Go ahead, smash the like button, hit the subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and comment down below any thoughts, comments, criticisms, et cetera, that you have on the video.


अव च़न रफ च्रोव दोे रह। प्च्ड़े म्सुसर्टे है ڈ execut ڈ contains 22.6 gram of zinc and 43.9 gram of water of crystallization. ڈ if the law of constant proportion is true, than the weight of zinc required to produce 20 gram of crystal will be. ڈ not very tough question ڈ not easy ڈ also. ڈ but you have time. ڈ you have one minutes 40 seconds left ڈ think about it ڈ and then answer ڈ solve it properly. म appliance bike answer of first question is 36 students okay fine still it's a majority of you have done it right ring sulphate crystal is given to you okay okay now see Zinc-sulfate contains 22.6 ॐ 22.65% is given to you And it is 40.9 gm of water of crystallization The weight of zinc requires to produce 20g of crystal 20g of crystal So for 100g of crystal 20 gram crystal mass of zinc required is 22.65 gram implies for 20 gram crystal how much mass 22.65 divided by 100 into 20 gram is answer it's very easy if I would have given you if I would have given you the anhydrous thing then cushion becomes little tough yes is it clear to all of you all of you got the answer could I move to the next question good you should not make mistake we are not mass so shouldn't we multiply by 10 what sir we are calculating the mass of zinc required we are suppose to find the rate so shouldn't we multiply by 10 why we multiply by 10 it's 20 gram they have given okay found what they have asked then the weight of zinc yes weight is 20 gram only weight is whatever if you calculate what you are going to get it is like 80 it's like something like point no 44 and if 88 it's something like point what answer you are getting this 45.3 45.3 is the answer yes or no the answer is B 1 minute 1 minute what mistake 4.53 1 minute what yes 22.65 into 20 it is 4.53 not 45.3 4.53 it is 4 times yes what doubt you have we are the mass mass is a gram mass is 4.53 I agree with that but weight should be multiplied by 10 why weight should be multiplied by 10 okay you are saying that gravity you will no no no see that gram itself is you have considered the mass then only you have considered the gravity then only you are getting in grams understood you have considered so weight whenever I am saying that is something is having a 20 gram weight it means that I have already considered the gravity if I am saying what is your weight you will say 45 kgs I have already considered the gravity understood okay you have thought in a different direction but it's well it's good you have thought in that sense I am very happy for that but you understood the point yes or no hello did you get the point okay fine next question so mass is always okay whenever you are calculating something in grams that grams is you have considered the gravity okay fine okay next question be ready for that okay if you are not able to read the question I will change yes this is the question the hydrated salt Na2SO4 undergoes 55.9% loss in weight on heating and become n hydras the value of n will be the value of n will be you have 37 seconds left the hydrated salt Na2SO4.n H2O undergoes 55.9% loss in weight on heating and become n hydras the value of n will be okay students it seems like time's up and the data says that oh my god 23 students have answered it right but more than them people have made mistake fine you know you can use one thing okay fine how to calculate the hydrated salt it undergoes 55.9% weight on heating and become n hydras become n hydras so how to solve this if it has become n hydras means the mass of water is nothing but weight of water is nothing but okay try to understand sodium mass is 23 sulfur mass is 32 oxygen mass is 16 hydrogen mass is 1 oxygen mass is 16 so these weights I think you all know problem in learning the weights anyone has any issue in learning the weights please let me know now only okay fine you are supposed to memorize the weight okay I will tell you one trick to all of you so you know generally till atomic number 20 okay do you know atomic number all of you know the atomic number of elements till 20 Anish all of you know yes if you know atomic number I will help you in learning the weights till atomic number 20 generally mass generally mass is equals to 2 times of atomic number generally mass is equals to 2 times of atomic number this is general thing okay its double but but there are many cases where you cant apply that lets say phosphorus atomic number is atomic number is atomic number is 15 mass is mass is 31 so its not following the double if you double it you cant get mass so I will tell you one trick to remember you know there were two girls one name is leena and one is baby there were two girls named leena and baby okay they went for prayer so they went for prayer so how you will call this statement leena its in Hindi okay leena or baby Allah Allah ke pas kal fir gaye this is the trick which I made if it helps you its very good okay leena or baby Allah ke pas kal fir gaye so these are the elements if you see these are the elements lithium, sodium, argon, beryllium, boron, aluminium potassium, phosphorus, chlorine and chlorine these are the elements where this rule is not applicable till atomic number 20 and other than these elements you can directly multiply the atomic number with 2 you will get the mass number is it clear so how to remember leena okay gaye leena or baby or haleena baby whatever because hydrogen is also there hydrogen has atomic number 1 mass is also 1 but you all know the hydrogen thats why I have not included hydrogen in that okay kal fir gaye means yesterday also yesterday also they went to church gave went to mosque so leena or baby Allah ke pas kal fir gaye that is kal fir gaye understood fine so these are the elements where you cant get the mass multiplying by 2 example leechium, hydrogen, aluminium, leechium atomic number is 3 but mass is 7 just multiply it with 2 and add 1 sodium atomic number 11 but mass is 23 multiply 2 add 1 argon atomic number 18 but mass is 40 multiply by 2 plus add 4 verilium 4 but mass is 9 multiply by 2 add 1 boron 5 but mass is 11 multiply by 2 add 1 aluminium atomic number 13 mass is 27 multiply by 2 add 1 potassium 15 mass is 31 multiply by 2 add 1 okay sorry potassium is this not phosphorus potassium is potassium is what is the atomic number of potassium 19 yes but mass is 40 multiply by 2 add 2 phosphorus 31 and 15 chlorine 35.5 and 17 chlorine 9 and 19 so if you see multiply by 2 and add 1 is applicable in all these cases multiply by 2 and add 1 is 7 23 other than okay verilium it is applicable boron it is applicable aluminium it is applicable okay why I am telling this because you all are preparing for competitive exams and you are supposed to learn all this it is applicable and chlorine it is applicable it is not applicable for only 3 4 7 only for 3 atoms it is not applicable argon chlorine and argon chlorine and potassium for these 3 it is not applicable otherwise everywhere you multiply by 2 and add 1 understood okay 1 minute is it clear is it clear to all of you these 3 cases mass is not not followed the thing multiply by 2 and add 1 okay 1 minute 1 minute oh sorry it is not 40 it is 39 yes you are right but here also okay 1 minute so argon and chlorine sorry sorry potassium is 39 only 19 into 238 but potassium has isotopes which are of the atomic number 40 okay yes it has the isotope but if you see the periodic table in periodic table you know we will see the most abundant isotope we will see the most abundant isotope so generally if you ask about the atomic number if you see the periodic table what is there in the periodic table if you reference the periodic table you will see that potassium is written as 39 mass only okay the most abundant is 39 one is it clear okay fine yes or no okay so these only in these 2 cases argon and chlorine you can remember moving to the next question we have spent too much time in this but I think you learnt something yes or no have you learnt something fine next question so for the most abundant isotope fine next question okay please see the timings timings may vary okay you may face the issue with okay this is the third question this is the third question okay students still you have 13 modes 1 minute to answer this question don't worry we will finish the quiz very early not very early but on time don't worry the density of salt is given to you solution has this much percentile volume of this is given to you is it easy or tough rate it definitely your leader board will rate that but still I want to know from you you have 17 more seconds okay fine I will explain okay in last I will explain at the end of the session okay fine so answer for this is oh my god only 15 students have answered it right okay no problem we will see how to do see the question is given to you is the density of salt solution is there if density is given to you and they have asked you density is nothing but mass of solution divide by volume of solution yes or no so what you can write density is density of salt solution is mass of solution divided by volume divide by volume of solution divide by volume of solution this is density it is nothing but 1.13 gram per centimeter no problem the solution contains 18% sodium chloride whenever someone gives you the mass whenever they are not giving anything we will consider the mass percent is given means in a 100 gram of solution in your 100 gram of solution mass of sodium chloride is in 100 gram of solution mass of sodium chloride mass of sodium chloride is is 17 100 gram solution mass of sodium chloride is 17 17 gram okay what volume of solution will contain 38.42 gram of NaCl no problem if you calculate in 100 gram solution mass of sodium chloride is 17 gram unitary method what I will write like this in 17 gram NaCl mass of solution is mass of solution is 100 implies in 38.42 gram NaCl mass of solution is 100 by 17 into 38.42 gram this is the mass of solution you got they have asked you volume of solution can't you use the density can't you use okay tell me this will come out to be this will come out to be 226 gram this will come out to be 226 gram so 226 gram of solution you have so mass of solution you have 226 gram mass of solution is 226 gram density density is 1.13 gram 1.13 gram can't you calculate volume is it tough tell me is it a tough question no okay no no no 17 percent whenever given to you whenever nothing is mentioned we will consider mass by mass only understood any other doubt no could we move to the next answer is B only I am moving to the next question all of you are fine with this yes or no okay fine so next question is so this is quite disappointing that only 15 students have answered it right it is not very tough question for a 10th grader but fine you should work hard okay very good who is leading today very good next question please read question carefully and see timings also now the timings are less for the questions which of the following has the largest number of atoms in this question be little careful be little careful this topic is very very important for all the competitive exams you have last 10 seconds largest number of atoms okay fine I think we will see how many of you have done it right you know answer is A and I told you my dear student be little careful be little careful you people have answered it A one minute okay answer is A last one minute we will see the question you know what do you mean by 0.5 gram atoms and even know 0.5 gram atoms what do you mean by gram atoms what do you mean by gram atoms gram atoms is nothing but means moles so 0.5 gram atoms is there this means 0.5 moles I told you be little careful 0.5 moles 0.635 mass is given okay moles we will do this question with the help of moles moles is nothing but given mass divide by molar mass given mass divide by molar mass or atomic mass whatever here you have a copper atom copper atom you all know 63.5 is the mass of copper atom so 0.635 divide by 63.5 it is not it is almost 0.01 mole 0.01 mole copper atom 0.25 mole given in question fine 1 gram of copper this means moles are moles are 1 divide by 63.5 definitely it is very very less answer will be A that is 0.5 is the highest number is it clear to all of you 0.5 mole is the highest if anyone has any doubt please ask so this is how you will get fooled by the examiner is it clear to all of you yes or no gram atom this is a definition 1 gram of atom is different thing 1 gram of atoms is different thing gram atom is 1 mole whenever gram atom you see in your life tell it as a mole only understood is it clear whenever you see gram atom it will be mole this is the definition of mole fine next question ok this is very interesting to see this time many of you have lost your positions no no no worries you have more chances to get back your position and to improve also now in this question my dear student please see the timing 30 seconds you have yes exactly this was there in class 9th also and this is there in class 11th also unfortunately it is not there in 10th you should know this thing total number of electron present 30 seconds ok it seems like time is less for this because many of you have not answered ok 17 only see students no worries we will discuss how to do it is very easy question if you see there was number of electrons in 18 ml of water density is 1 gram per ml this means in 18 ml mass of water is mass of water is 18 gram mass of water is 18 gram yes or no no worries no worries please listen to me carefully 18 ml means 18 gram yes or no implies moles of water moles of water is 18 by 18 because molecular mass of water is 18 because H2 or all of you know 16 is the mass of oxygen one is the mass of hydrogen total masses 18 there are two hydrogens 1 and 1 so total number of moles is 1 mole so many of you have answered because of seeing this one mole many of you have answered as A but A is not the answer why in water you have in cushion they have asked total number of electrons present in 1 water molecule how many electrons in 1 water molecule how many electrons all of you tell me number of electrons in 1 water molecule in 1 water molecule how many electrons I have not asked very tough question 1 water molecule how many electrons water is X2 and O just count the electrons 10 for 23 things so in 10 moles in 10 moles 6.02 into 10 power 23 into 10 any doubt any doubt in this you can ask if you have any doubt no worries at all all of you got this yes yes only for this question okay I thought I think that you people had less time but don't worry in next other in other questions you will not face any difficulty in timing okay next question I thought that you will able to finish this in time okay no problem see next question okay one minute I'll fine I'll remove this now so Namesh is meeting it seems okay next is we ready for that here you have timing of 60 seconds I think 60 seconds you are 30 seconds 30 seconds please read the question carefully 30 seconds very easy question 30 seconds are 30 seconds are not less for this question what I feel what do you say students okay answer is B and most of you have answered it right only fine very easy question H2 mass is 2 gram because H2 molecule they have asked one one mole of H2 molecule is 2 gram okay so one mole of H2 is 2 gram implies in 1 gram half mole of H2 half mole of H2 and half mole is nothing but 6.022 into 10 to the power 23 divided by 2 you should if you should select the option best option is B is it clear why 22 why 22 why 22 tell me any kid is it clear fine moving to the next question anyone has any doubt please ask now only no doubts sure hope you are learning something yes or no okay fine next question one minute you have one minute you have okay any kid but could you read now that's why i'm sharing my screen okay fine so number of moles of sodium oxide i told you mass of sodium oxide your mouth you know yes yes okay students so still you have 12 seconds okay time is up let us see how many of you got the okay 35 of you have answered it right no problem sodium oxide is NA2O if you have made mistake in writing formula then i can't do anything okay because NA plus and O2 minus will form NA2O so mass of sodium oxide mass is nothing but 23 into 2 plus 16 that is 62 grams so mass is 62 grams means that is one mole one mole is 62 gram 62 gram will have 10 mole any doubt any doubt in this short next question okay this time nana has answered very fast but still see my screen one minute one minute one minute can you see my screen students don't worry don't worry okay fine i'm going to show you the next question okay one minute it has started again i it seems just a minute we have question till 7th one yes okay fine do next question this is 8th one 2 gram of oxygen contains number of atoms equals to that in okay fine one minute okay 20 more second students with instead of 2 in our last year's reference book misclicked i'm so proud okay fine so students answer for this is okay so most of you have answered it right only we'll see how to do 2 gram of oxygen contains number of atoms equals to that in so 2 grams oxygen means if you see moles of oxygen moles of oxygen is given mass divided by atomic mass 16 atomic mass of oxygen is 16 i told you and start that is 1 by 8 1 by 8 moles so you need to see which is having a 1 by 8 mole so this is not having 1 by 8 mole because 0.5 gram divide by 1 is not 1 by 8 4 gram divide by sulphur mass is 32 this is 1 by 8 it seems correct answer nitrogen 7 by 14 no it's not 1 by 8 is 1 by 2 nitrogen mass is 14 sodium 23 divided by 23 divided by 2.3 divided by 24 that is 1 by 10 is it clear to all of you yes or no could i move to next one very good next question next question is okay we ready for that the volume of gas at stp volume of gas at stp okay i will help you a little bit in this question volume of gas at stp is 1.12 into 10 power minus 7 centimeter cube centimeter cube volume of gas is 22.4 liter at stp 1 mole gas is 22.4 liter this much i can help you 1 mole is equals to 22.4 liter at stp this i can help you now do it by yourself it doesn't matter it doesn't matter no whatever gases okay fine yes it is same for all the ideal gases okay fine so students how to answer this question b is the answer and many of your answer is right 1.10 centimeter cube okay fine you have this much centimeter cube i told you 1 mole is 22.4 liter 1 mole is how many centimeter cube 1 liter is equals to 1000 centimeter cube so 1 mole is equals to 22.40 0 centimeter cube this is 1 mole of gas you have these many you have this much volume so how many moles of gas 1 divided by 22.400 into 1.12 into 10 power minus 7 moles you will have these many moles you have yes they have asked you number of molecules number of molecules is 1 by 22 224 00 into 1.127 into 10 power minus 7 into 6.022 into 10 power 23 is it clear any doubt students you have any doubt then ask tell me many of you have guessed because it is like the only nearest answer is this b 23 minus 7 nearest answer seems like this yes okay next question okay 10 to 1 the number of molecules in 16 gram of methane is you have only 13 seconds 16 gram of methane only 30 seconds number of molecules in 16 gram of methane okay students times of extremes b is the answer very good answer is b 16 gram methane mass of methane is also 16 gram so answer is 16 divided by 16 that is 1 mole and 1 mole is nothing but 6.0 into 10 power 23 molecules is it clear next question okay fine moving to the next one very good namesh fine next question how many electrons weigh this now this is a good question for you you need to remember what you did in this is a 2 minutes you have please take your time and do it how many moles of electron wave 1 kilogram wave 1 kilogram if you know mass of electron then only you can proceed mass of electron if you don't know mass of electron i can help you 9.1 into 10 power minus 31 kg mass of one electron 9.1 into 10 power minus 31 kg okay one promising and correct so you have one more minute left 50 seconds left solve it properly and get the answer 50 have already answered good okay answer it fast students okay fine still you have time those who still didn't able to finish this mass of electron you learnt in class 9 mass of electron charge on electron what is charge on electron those who have completed please tell me charge on electron what is charge on electron fine answer is b and most of you got that 28 students got the answer fine what is that mass of one mole of electron wave so mass of one electron is this mass of one mole of electron one mole of electron is 9.1 into 10 power minus 31 into this is this is mass of one electron in kg mass of one mole is 6.022 into 10 power 23 yes or no okay thank not visible so please sing okay rank not visible now fine i'll wait for that is it clear to all of you any doubt okay okay one minute one minute how many moles of electron wave one kg you need to calculate moles sorry mass of one electron is 9.1 into 10 for minus 31 kg so how many moles one kg has one divide by 9.1 into 10 for minus 31 mole okay earlier i gave this so that you can remember i why i gave more time so that you can remember this thing but i thought that you people will not do anything if i don't tell you the mass that's why i revealed that fine next question one mole of electron is 1 by 2200 gram no no one mole of electron okay one minute we'll discuss it just a minute okay now no no it's not not not correct my dear that is that is the mass of electron is this much times mass of proton that's fine but mass of proton is not one gram mass of proton is not one gram last 10 seconds is very easy question okay fine we'll discuss so this is the question what is the maximum number of atoms 24 gram mass of carbon is 12 to two moles 24 is two moles 56 is mass of atom one mole 27 one mole 8 one mole very easy question that's why i kept time less sensor is 8 hope you understood this so could you repeat that one minute which one this one this one or last one prisham this one only answer to my question oh one mole that okay you know mass of any electron is one by one eight two zero times then the mass of proton yes like proton mass is proton is two times two thousand times heavier than electron but proton is not one gram understood understood prisham proton is not one gram so you can't write like this one amdu is fine yes one mole of electron is there then you can say one gram one more of protons are there then you can say one gram okay so i think based on that also prisham just wait for few minutes i will tell you with the help of that also you will get answer near to what i have shown if you have done like that i don't think that you are wrong but you will get answer near to that that thing only understood okay we will discuss after this let me finish two more prishams then we'll discuss yes yes you got approach answer yes you have approach is right it's not wrong at all okay fine it's good that you remember that part that's good part that's good thing okay this is the question you have your time please do this an organic compound of molar mass 108 gram per mole per gram per mole c h n atoms are present in 9 is to 1 is to 3.5 by way molecular formula can be very easy question you have 20 more seconds okay c 6 h 8 n 2 c 7 h 10 n c 5 h 6 n 3 c 4 h 18 n 3 you could have asked me earlier so i would have told you that thing c 6 h 8 n 2 c 7 h 10 n okay fine i think it stands up answer is a very good students you know an organic compound molecular mass 108 gram per mole hydrogen and are in this ratio okay you can consider it like this 9x 9x is mass of hydrogen mass of mass of carbon 1x is mass of mass of hydrogen 3.5x is mass of nitrogen i am using simple mathematics 9x plus 1x plus 3.5x is equals to 108 gram calculate x value 10 13.5 so it is 13.5x is equals to 108 what is the x value you are going to get what is the x value at 108 by 13.5 okay then this is the x but your mass of carbon is 9 that is like 9x a mass of so hydrogen how much it is almost like it is almost like eight times it are almost like eight so this is eight almost eight so you will get answer like this is it clear once you get that so hydrogen eight is this option answer is eight hydrogen eight is this any doubt any doubt no last question i i guess last question of today's quiz let's do it very good name saksa visa or we are doing great all of you last question the number of molecules in 335.5 gram of chlorine gas 3.011 into 10 per 23 6.022 into 10 per 23 9.033 into 10 per 23 1.2044 into 10 per 24 you have 10 more seconds left 13 more seconds okay this is very easy question 35.5 gram is one chlorine atom yes okay one minute why you people have made mistake in this one minute one minute 35.5 chlorine gas chlorine gas one chlorine atom is one chlorine atom is 35.5 chlorine gas is cl2 yes it is a so they have asked number of molecules so chlorine is her 70 so number of molecules is a number of molecules is a is it clear to all of you is it clear to all of you this is very disappointing students why you are making mistake in these type of questions oh my god 14 students only so you must have realized that what mistake you all are making okay no problem fine we will see who will congratulation namesh aksha disha karan and lux all of you okay still it's still we have some question one minute one minute no no no i think there is nothing okay there is nothing in this don't say don't write anything there is nothing i guess okay fine now you are having the results no no there is nothing in that namesh is the winner congratulation namesh congratulations fine okay now namesh aksha disha karan lux naina all of you you have performed very well i think you must have learned something today new and you must have brushed up the old things with more clarity which is a very important topic for your competitive exams any two so forth question okay so it is very easy question mass of sodium is 23 sulfur is 32 oxygen is 16 hydrogen is 1 oxygen is 16 if you calculate mass of sodium sulphate if you calculate mass of sodium sulphate dot n h2o so how you are going to write how you are going to write 23 into 2 plus 32 plus 16 into 4 plus 18 into n this is mass of hydrated sodium sulphate 55.9 is loss in weight on heating means 18 n is nothing but 18 n is nothing but 55 percent 55 percent of total mass of total mass this means that 18 n divided by total mass divided by total mass is nothing but into 100 is nothing but 15 calculate n you will get the answer understood understood someone ask this question is it clear this is the molecular mass this is the molecular mass and 18 n is the mass of water that is 50 okay fine you know many many people can guess like this they know that any 2 so forth dot n h2o dot n h2o is the compound you all know that is bossing soda so i think many of you have guessed this and then answer 55.9 it is okay fine it is 55.9 sorry okay okay okay 55.9 is it clear yes or no you will find that n equals to 10 any other doubt any other doubt someone ask one more question okay it's like moles are nothing moles are something which are like 6.02 into 10 to the power 23 things are the moles if you tell about in terms of atoms and molecules if you talk about atoms and molecules in terms of atoms and molecules moles is nothing but their molecular mass okay given mass given mass divided by their atomic mass okay now we will say sir why you have written like that because one thing you need to understand i told i taught you in last year also those who learned from like if i talk about nitrogen nitrogen mass is 14 am you this is one atom mass of one atom but one mole of nitrogen atom weighs 14 gram that you need to understand just replace the am you with am you with gram whenever you want to calculate mass of any mole mass of mole of anything is nothing but am you replaced with gram if you have water that is 18 am you that is a one molecule mass but one mole of water is 18 gram so so if i have 36 gram of water how many moles anushka if i have 36 gram of water how many moles two moles i have applied in this formula given mass is 36 molecular mass is 18 that is two yes or no understood is it clear anushka okay any other question question number 11 wait could i erase this anushka could i erase this yes or no okay fine 11 question 11th is this mass of moles of electron weighs one kilogram so mass of electron is 9.1 into 10 for minus 31 kg mass of one electron okay so one kg of electron one kg of electron has okay mass of one electron is this one kgs electron and how many electrons one kg of electrons have how many electrons one by 9.1 into 10 for minus 31 electron that is one kg of electron they have asked you how many moles of electrons are there so these many electrons in one mole 6.0 22 into 10 for 23 electrons yes so apply the unitary method between these equation 1 and 2 in one mole these many electrons so in these many electrons how many moles in these many electrons how many moles one more has this many electrons so these many electrons have 1 by 9.1 into 10 for minus 31 divided by 1 by 6.0 22 is it clear is it clear someone asked question number 11 yes or no fine is it clear all things are clear all things are clear students hope you learned something and this is a very important topic for your board's exam so for your competitive exam preparation okay students thank you we'll meet next week with new topic bye


Let me show you how to save your work in Orange. But before I do this, I will build a workflow and demonstrate a few more tricks. I will use the same socioeconomic data as my previous video on Orange workflows, but this time, I will add the instances of the datasets widget without using the toolbox. Instead, I can right-click on Canvas, type data, get datasets on the top, and press Return. Opening the widget, I see that the HDI dataset is already loaded. Notice the green dot next to its name. Orange widgets remember my previous choices and actions. Like in my previous video, I will check the data in the scatterplot to display the relationship between life expectancy and years of schooling. Whereas, say, my country, Slovenia. I could add the point labels, but then this is too messy. Let me switch this off for a while. I could easily, though, find any country in the data table where I will sort the countries by name and here it is. Notice the data table also outputs data instances corresponding to rows I select in this widget. Let me check if this is so by connecting another instance of the data table. We already know how to drag a communication line from the data table and choose the widgets on the receiving end. Here it is. Everything is fine. Slovenia is the only country displayed in the data table 1. I can go back and select, say, Spain as well, by pressing on the command modifier key before clicking. Great. I now have Slovenia and Spain on the output. Fine. I do not need data table 1 in my workflow. I can select it and press delete or backspace to remove this widget. My goal is to highlight the chosen countries in the data table in the scatterplot. I will connect the output of the data table to the scatterplot. Notice that orange knows that scatterplot already has data on its input and plugs the new connection into a data subset channel of the scatterplot. The scatterplot now has two highlighted points in the upper right quadrant. We can now show the country labels but display them only for an input data subset. Here they are. Slovenia and Spain where the lifespan is about the same but Slovenians spend more time in schools. We can now change our selections in data table and observe the country's positions in the scatterplot. Singapore is on the right, Romania is up top and Sierra Leone is below. The countries with the highest income are all in the top quadrant. Now finally back to the title of this video. I will save my work by choosing save from orange's file menu. Let me save the workflow in the countries file which I will place on the desktop. I will now quit orange and then open the save workflow. Opening the scatterplot I see that orange saves the workflow and all the settings and selections in each workflow's widgets. I can also save the graphs in the widgets. Notice the little save image icon on the status line at the bottom of the widget. I will save my graph in a PDF file and well here it is. If I want to change the fonts and add some labels there is another set visual settings icon to do so. Let's zoom out a bit to fully display the Singapore label, save the image again and here it is. Nice and tidy. In this video we have learned a few more tricks in orange. For one, widgets like scatterplot can accept information on different channels. Most of orange's widgets like data table and scatterplot are interactive and their outputs depend on their settings and our selections. And finally it is always good to save our work. Orange saves the workflows and all the settings. It does not save the process data as is the case with popular spreadsheet programs including Excel where the programs save the results of the analysis but not the procedures used to obtain them. In my next video I will show you a few more visualizations and I will continue to introduce tricks using orange.


Hey friends today We are hanging out at Disney's animal kingdom And I am so excited to go around and check out all of the holiday festivities for this year Of course, we have the merry menagerie returning and I love those little puppets. They are the best and also some really cool snacks So I figured we come on out ride some rides eat some food and have a joyful Animal kingdom kind of day. Anyhoo, let's go do this Speaking of the merry menagerie. Look at this.  What a way to start the day That is awesome my friend peppermint peppermint. Hi That is too awesome. Well, hi peppermint. I hope you have a great day See ya That might have been one of the best entrances into a theme park I've ever had what a greeting I love that. I love peppermint. Do you see how awesome those characters are and they'll be out roaming around? That's the merry menagerie that I was talking about they're always right in front of the tree of life So as soon as you walk in you'll see all different types of animals just like peppermint You'll see birds foxes penguins, and they are adorable What does the fox say? See you later. Bye Now this is a holiday week Thanksgiving is just two days away So the park might be busy and I was thinking about actually getting genie plus But I kind of want to see what the wait times are like before buying it And if we have to then I'll buy genie plus at least I have to ride expedition Everest I feel like every time I come to this park expedition Everest is a must and also Dinosaur because those days are running really low. We're gonna be losing dinosaur Actually, this might be my last time to ride dinosaur during the holiday season Like I mentioned this is a holiday week So the park is busy and it looks like I need to get genie plus if I want to ride anything Flight of passage is a hundred and fifty minute wait Navi River is 80 minutes Kilimanjaro safaris is 90 minutes. Holy Moly. Oh, wow Expedition Everest 55 minutes Triceratops spin is 25 minutes Everything is over a half an hour except for Triceratops spin On top of all of the holiday festivities I also have dining reservations at Tiffin's and I'm excited because they have a new menu Tiffin's is one of the fanciest restaurants on property In fact, it was voted one of the best theme park restaurants in the world and nomad lounge actually has a new menu So maybe we'll try both of them. I was thinking since we're at animal kingdom It wouldn't be too expensive today, but I was wrong. Look at this This is seriously one of the most expensive tiered systems. I've seen yet usually animal kingdom's like 13 14 dollars because it's the Lowest purchased genie plus like you know, and it's $25 for the whole day. It's $35 $25. So I guess we're doing it Well, look at that. I bought genie plus for $25 and the first of a lightning lane I selected with Kilimanjaro safaris at 130 Because I figured I could do expedition Everest in the single rider line So I don't want to use it on that and that one has Kilimanjaro's has the longest wait Sadly, there's no avatar flight of passage available or a Navi river journey So if we do we're gonna have to keep checking because they do come available I wish I didn't have to buy any genie plus But yeah, if it saves me like an extra three hours, then it's worth the $25 In fact, I probably would pay 30, you know, if it saved me $10 per hour I mean, I wish we could have the old fast-pass plus but you got to do what you got to do Since we have a couple minutes until it's Kilimanjaro safari time I want to take the train over to Rafiki's Planet watch a Lot of people don't even know there's a train ride in Disney's animal kingdom and I love going to Rafiki's Planet watch I mean some good advice right there. Open your eyes to the world around you When I was getting ready this morning I wanted to wear something that was festive and green for a Disney's animal kingdom But I didn't have anything Disney related So I decided I'm wearing one of the new elf shirts from Roosevelt and I love this is one of my all-time favorite Christmas movies And yeah, I think it fits in perfect because of animal kingdom. Look at that. It's so nifty The Harambee Railway station offers the wildlife express to conservation station a backstage journey through Disney's animal kingdom I love this ride so much. It literally takes you over to Rafiki's Planet watch and it's a nice little petting zoo They have some really cool art like Demonstrations in there. So we're gonna journey back there a backstage journey Like I mentioned, there are backstage areas so you sit in the train facing outwards because behind you are areas Disney really doesn't want you to see That's Kilimanjaro safaris right over there Disney himself and his long-standing passion for conservation Wow, look at the rhinos and that's the cheetah building over there That train ride is so much fun I remember I used to come here and I used to just sit on it and ride it like for several times and never get off It's one of those attractions kind of how the people move it used to be or the Train in the Magic Kingdom where you're fortunate enough that you can just go and sit down and just rewrite You know, I mean in case you're ever looking for a ride in animal Kingdom We can just sit down relax look at your phone taking all the beauty around you That's the one and now we're at the conservation station and let's go pet some animals When you get off the train you just have to follow Rafiki and He'll show you the way to the conservation station Rafiki will show you the way after we get done at conservation station I think we're gonna head to expedition Everest next and see how long the single rider line is and then Hopefully Kilimanjaro safaris after that unless something else opens up like flight of passage and definitely dinosaur Here it is the conservation station This reminds me of my elementary school field trips to claws and paws up in up in the Poconos there Good old claws and paws Inside the building you can learn to draw some of your favorite characters at the animation Experience right here and then also learn about animal health and care With a little look behind the scenes that like the veterinarian care that they have over there We're gonna actually look over there looks like they have a MRI machine Wow, look at it all decorated for Christmas in there That is amazing Wow, look at this Holy moly I Love this so much. Look at the little Mickey over there with the scrubs This is actually a working laboratory, too. You can see them actually doing stuff in the back there There's some x-rays. I don't know what animal that is on there, but that's kind of cool Outside is where you get up and close with the animals and you can actually get in there It's like a miniature petting zoo they actually have little brushes where you can go up and actually Brush your favorite goats. I think this one's my favorite because he's up in a planter What are you doing up here? He literally hopped up here. That's a pretty big jump. Holy moly How's it gonna get down?  I can go to conservation station So that's literally why I am here right now, and I'm so happy If you come over here, I Will itch you right there if you don't you want me to here come here. I gotcha. There you go. Oh, yeah, there you go Oh, just like crazy. Oh, yeah You can do it There you go. Yes, you did it Big steps. Yeah, look at you. You knew what was going on. Didn't you? Well now that we know the goat was able to get down successfully I think it's time to head back and get ready to go ride expedition ever so you have to take the train back and I'm kind of excited. Hopefully the single rider line isn't too long. It's one of my all-time favorite rides Yes, look at that. I got an individual lightning lane for flight of passage Now I'm excited see you have to keep checking the app because things come available Like if somebody cancels a lightning lane, it actually just goes back into the pool and someone else can select it So we've got flight of passage and since we have flight of passage during the time that we had Kilimanjaro safaris I decided to switch that one for expedition Everest so that way even if it's a long way for single rider We can just get on it and then go ride flight of passage. Oh Boy, this is not looking too good for us here guys the wait time says 65 minutes But I feel like it's a lot longer than that the queue up goes all the way around there And the lightning lane is backed up the lightning lane is all the way backed up all the way down over there So we might have to change our plans up. Oh, wait a second. They're actually holding off the standby line This is it. They're letting people cross Holy moly, so that's the end of the standby line all the way down there. Oh my Lanta Standby line starts here lightning lane starts here perfect I'm glad that we got the lightning lane because this is the single rider line. Look at this Oh, I've never seen the single rider line this long before Oh, wow There comes our train Down expedition Everest and even though the lightning lane was backed up. We actually got on pretty quickly I mean they were out there like literally getting people right through and I love seeing that they're on point There were so many cast members around expedition Everest. I was like wow they got this Since we have to walk by dino land USA I figured I'd stop in and show you guys around a little bit if you didn't hear We're gonna be losing dino land USA. It's gonna be replaced with the tropical America's it's a new land that's gonna feature Indiana Jones and incanto as you can see they already took down the primeval world nothing over there and Pretty soon, I don't know when but all of this will be gone even our beloved dinosaur to be replaced with an Indiana Jones ride And you know Honestly, I'm on the fence about it. I kind of am excited. I Don't know when dino land USA is closing. They might have announced the date So I'm not too sure if this is gonna be the last holidays or not But I don't see them keeping it an extra year. You know what I mean if they've already announced it And Josh tomorrow just talked about this recently and he actually put more thoughts into the matter And there's actually a map out there that kind of well It's a concept art of what they plan on doing. So if you want to check you just Google, you know, dino land USA Closer, I'm sure you'll find all the details. I Had a lot of times hanging out over here I used to love coming on vacation and just relaxing listening to the dinosaurs This literally was one of my all-time favorite Disney rides. It's just scary. It's very it's dark places and scary dinosaurs It's literally on the sign dark places and scary dinosaurs. That's why I love it All right. Well now it's time to go get that dino. Let's go get that dino We've got to get in Now let's go get that dino computer, what are you tracking? Not our dino In range just little Oh Still not our dino, but at least this one's a vegetarian computer Identify computer now That's it aboard mission I'm bored Enough of the rides even though I'm happy we did get that dino I love that ride. It is great But now I need to get something needs so we're gonna start making our way over to Tiffin's and also I gotta put our name I'm nomad lounge because just because we're eating at Tiffin's doesn't mean we can get in the nomad lounge Here is the nomad lounge.  It's got beautiful views and you actually see some of the characters Usually going by right here Here is a look at the specials for the nomad lounge And I don't think we're gonna actually eat at the nomad lounge because most of the new food is on the Tiffin's menu So we can actually order it inside the restaurant because we have a dining reservation like this pineapple blaze pork belly This is new and then also the Korean barbecue mushroom bow buns I know you can get the pork belly at NAMU NAMU I said NAMU nomad lounge But you can't get those bow buns and then also we have new desserts in Tiffin's so I'm kind of excited Tiffin's is definitely what you would consider signature dining the food is amazing in the theming of the restaurant is based off of the Inspiration or the research of Disney's animal kingdom. It's really cool The the the the theming of the restaurant is themed around Joe Roddy and the Imagineers Going and exploring and getting inspiration For animal kingdom from Africa and Asia and it's really awesome. So I'll point out some cool decorations and artwork inside the restaurant when we go in and It's also awesome that we can try some of the food from Nomad Lounge inside Tiffin's in vice versa You can get Tiffin's bread service at Nomad Lounge There are three different rooms inside Tiffin's. This is the conservation room where we're actually dining and then they have like a I think this one over on this side is Africa it's on this side and then Asia is on the other side of the Nomad Lounge and it's cool because these are all photos and different Pieces of art from when Joe Roddy and the Imagineers actually went Over to Africa like I was talking about and it's really cool because some of these artworks I always say this is Actually Africa and some of them are here in Harambe, which is made up They changed up the recipe for the shrimp and grits and they're kind of using a pap Which is kind of like a grit in South Africa. I had it at Boma So that's what I'm gonna actually get from my entree the new and approved shrimp and grits and then also I got these special Pork belly that you can get over at Nomad Lounge, but the thing I'm probably most excited for is the desserts They always are amazing the Lion King dessert It's gonna be hard for me not to get that because I just love how beautiful it is But I want to see because they have new desserts. So maybe you might get it anyway For my appetizer here is the new pork belly. Look at this. This actually looks amazing I'm excited to dive on in. I know they changed the whole entire presentation and then the sauce on it But I don't think I've ever had the one before so this is my first time trying it here Pineapple glazed pork belly Sounds fancy. Oh, it's cut nice But there's no Christmas to it That's the only thing I noticed like I don't have a crispy outside. Let's see The sweetness of the pineapple mixed with that chili sauce underneath there. This is so good It's not crispy, but it's got so much flavor. I actually love it. I love it and holy moly The shrimp and grits are here and it looks amazing doesn't it? Look at the shrimp looks so Nicely seasoned and they changed the seasoning on it too and then like I mentioned The pap that is Kind of like a different type of grit. I would say it's a little bit creamier base Maybe and I know they added goat cheese in it I'm not the biggest fan of goat cheese and I asked if you can get it without it, but they said it's all mixed together So we'll see how it is, but I'm excited the shrimp look great They're pretty big shrimp too. Hopefully it's not too spicy. I'll let you know. We'll see there we go That is definitely some of the best shrimp I've ever had it's so flavorful so much seasoning not a lot of spice just a little bit Like I have a little lingering spice, but now I got to try the combination After a couple of bites, I'm starting to feel the spice a little bit, but it's not like overpowering It's actually enjoyable like usually spiciness like I feel like I get hot and flush But like it's just kind of sitting like sitting back there very nicely very very politely. Hopefully it doesn't escalate And the desserts have arrived and honestly I can say that the desserts here are like literally some of the best desserts on property Look at the Lion King dessert now. This is always here, and it's so amazing. It's got brownie in there There's so many different aspects this little part right here This is actually edible like you can scrape that off remember who you are and then they have a Mandarin white chocolate Crème brûlée, I think it is this is their new Dessert and it looks just as good, so I'm excited to dive in and try them First we're gonna try the crème brûlée We got a little ice cream on there too, and I want to make sure I get a little bit of everything on one bite There it is Wow Seriously so much happening here. I love everything about it So good. These are expensive desserts though like this little tiny thing I think is almost $20 same thing goes with that I don't know exactly the price amounts, but I mean they're worth it I mean and you got to make sure you get everything get the sauce get the whole flavor. I Hate destroying this dessert because it's just so beautiful, but we got to dive in here Look at it. Actually.  This is good, but this that's good still wins. Yeah I mean this is I love it every time Tiffins was so good and the shrimping grits were amazing I love that shrimp like honestly, I'm gonna remember it like you ever have like certain items that you're just gonna always Like remember tasting like amazing I feel like that's how I'm always gonna feel about that shrimp and also the Lion King dessert. You can't go wrong But yeah, we're gonna keep on exploring and having fun for the day and ride some more rides It's time for us to get ready to go ride flight of passage, but look at how beautiful it is in Pandora today look at this Holy moly We really got lucky Avatar flight of passage is at a hundred and sixty minute wait, so I'm so happy. We have the lightning lane But I don't know if we're gonna have a chance to do killman jar of safaris afterwards I have another lightning lane that I booked for genie, but I wasn't expecting to get so much done I mean we did a lot today once we're thinking plan to watch we did expedition ever is dinosaur flight of passage We had dinner at Tiffins, so maybe we'll see who knows Okay, Dr. Stevens, they're ready Okay, everyone see me These are getting a little crazy in here What's happening core system components Hmm active testing sampler system Attention driver C-Volco your gear on the back while But I suppose it would eat that It just always fun and always puts me in like a good mood But we have to start making our way out that ride like it even if you lightning lane It still takes like 20 minutes just to get through the pre-show, so I was in there for a while But yeah, it's starting to get dark out It's getting dark at like 5 p.m. 6 o'clock now in Florida So the nights are getting shorter and shorter by the minute and yeah head home and check on Gracie girl. I Love how we get to walk out and see the merry menagerie before we're leaving and they're all in full force tonight Adorable Wow And then the bears are right there look at that so cool Look at this little girl.  What are you doing? What are you doing and With that we are done here today. Sorry. We didn't get a lot of Christmas stuff in the video I just I don't feel like there was a lot of offerings this year I mean you have the merry menagerie, which is always awesome Santa Claus was probably floating around on one of the The the boats but like I didn't see a lot of like deemed Christmas snacks they still had a lot of pumpkin stuff and Things for the fall so I was like, oh, I don't know if it started yet or not But I still had a great day and it was one of the busiest days of the year Like I said Thanksgiving week is so busy here, but I walked into that totally expecting it So I made the most of the day and actually had a lot of fun And I hope you enjoyed the video if I don't see you guys before Thanksgiving happy Thanksgiving to everybody I hope you get to spend great quality time with family and Have some nice turkey. I'm not too sure what my plans are yet. I haven't figured it out But I don't know. I'm sure I'll have a good time no matter what and I'm also excited to see my mom and sister I don't know if I'm gonna be seeing them for Thanksgiving, but I think next month December We're gonna actually get together. It's gonna be a good time. So, yeah, hope you enjoyed the video I enjoyed making it. Gracie says hello, and we'll see you next time Bye


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