Yeah, because it's a good day. Okay, Mivo. Hi. Thank you so much for staying with us. We have been giving you sauce We had breaking goods. We had strength of a woman squared and now we have a girls talk It's a good day to be alive Monday It's a good time to be around the Nairobi area because we give good vibes how this breakfast show in town from 7 Till 10 is a morning in P.S. We have our repeats later on today Just imagine from 2 to 4 so in case it's too early for you to get this one We can see you in the afternoon a little later meanwhile My name is still Valentine or to color me Val and you're still watching us on Y254 You can find us at Y254 on Facebook at Y254 channel on Twitter Hashtag is white in the morning or Queens Wednesday. Yeah, so let's come. Let's meet our panel. How are you guys? Good morning. I'm I don't look so excited to see you guys So chill like mini guapa and you call my local yeah to try again. Hi Yay, all right. Let's start with everything. What's your name? First of all, welcome to studio. You look like an empress My name is Aisha Saidi Rahim I'm the gender special needs secretary at Kinete University and I'm so much happy to be here today We're also happy to have you You look fantastic also Amazing And I'm so happy to be here with money too. Oh, did you give us your socials? Give us your handles And you have to give us your socials Yeah Yeah, my name is Simon Masila media practitioner You can also call me by my social media name at Simon media Instagram Selamadia and I'm also the voice of reason for the boy child and defend of all rights related to the way to boy child All right, so today the topic is the caption rather is know thyself know thyself. What do you understand by know thyself? Knowing your strength knowing your weaknesses and also knowing how to manage your emotions. Yeah, wow Basically Which I'll do me economy came came I'm not here trying to teach self-love to But I love whom to could you say it's too much girl child empowerment You see it's something too much of something is bad really and currently in their current Kenyan society. I think the Girl child is being empowered a little bit too much for their own sake. So you see really give me one negative effect of self-love Well, I advocate for self-love, but now you see most girls nowadays They confuse the concept of self-love. They think that self-love is only let's say pampering themselves On let's say just say material things But now self-love you need to discover yourself If you want to be an independent woman be an independent woman you don't have to depend on a man Now that is self-loving, you know no matter what happens. You can stand up for yourself No, don't just be a parasite only dependent on people What are some of the make-up sauna to cure independence? I make-up sauna Complain up on this. Yeah, for real. What do you want? What is your middle? Help me ladies. Are you not confused?  You need that money in your life You cannot replace You see Because he class in your self-awareness Correction I've never make come across a man who doesn't love a very submissive wife We love a submissive wife We love a submissive wife When you tell her something she's very kind to you and then there's that level of respect, but nowadays you Most girls think that they can let say match up to the man in many levels But now you see even men there are some things we live out to you ladies to do because we know we can't match up with you in that Specific field, but now girls try to squeeze Everywhere Right As a kid you go up Why not We have our I know you have something to say yes, I also feel like the word submissive as the boy child is saying has been misused Yeah, because What is submissive? It has even been encouraged in the Quran and in the Bible that women should be submissive But now the submissive that the men nowadays want is you slap a woman you expect her to keep quiet You know, we have gone to school. We've been empowered. We know how to speak out. Yes So we men it's not that we are not We're not submissive. It's only that there's some things we cannot allow to be done to us Yeah I like that Affirmness So we started off with defining awareness self-awareness is awareness of self synduums But what is awareness? It's the details you pick up from you the perception Of the world that means says that okay. Kyvi. Okay. Okay. Um, what does work mean to me? Do I enjoy what I do like? My neighbor naked and I mean, how do I relate to my neighbors? How do I relate to my co-workers and all this? How do I see the world? And I think it's very important to know how you feel about certain things And then we continue to say if you are self-aware It is easier for you to understand other people and detect how they perceive you in return Ah, yeah Some of what Anna if you are self-aware It is easier easier for you to understand other people and detect how they perceive you in return That means where we come a girl then If you're self-aware You will understand if boy child really cares about you I'm an oak feature what an oak feature white you'll understand And we have so many cases It just so happened I was talking about now Man talk we have man talk on Monday then girl talk on Wednesday It was a thing like we're about to fight because I was talking about So I was self-aware But you should really make a decision So those are the kind of things I'm talking about and I want to relate with what's going on in society right now Do you think this particular idea of self-awareness in is a true And why Because students and they think no matter how wrong someone is Yes, they had they were in a relationship, but I'm told according to It's because of some amount of cash or I don't know she was cheating or Something that do so cheating by killing or you saw issues by sitting down and discussing them And Men Okay, one of them you can approach me and I will say like Okay, maybe right now. I am dating And since you're coming a date, why would you still insist to want to date me yet? You know, I am dating Yes, meet a kubali out. We will go I mean So I don't see why you guys should like So much into Killing our you know killing doesn't necessarily mean taking someone's life. You can kill someone by breaking their heart and Yes, so First of all, I want to say to one strong point in this world nothing is for free and you can take that to the back nothing at all And even in the days of our grandfathers we used to go buy wives for a certain amount of cows At school the mother was a to I Who are sorry we used to go and buy our wives So now you find a guy coming and investing a lot of money in the girl And then the girl comes in after time and honor at C class here I see those are the buttons that's usually


Everyone wants to be more attractive facially, and there are specific products catered towards this, especially jaw enhancement exercising.  Gum of gods is selling mastic gum under the marketing that you will develop a more attractive jawline. Gum of gods, I got an idea.  Maybe you'll get some more of my ideas, because I've been talking about this for years and have never had success selling the same exact product at half the price, and I've mentioned that purpose of improving your jaw. There was no one else talking about using mastic gum for this. Same thing happened with the water key for when I started selling it. 30 businesses selling on Amazon the next day. Suckers continuing to steal my business ideas, classic examples of the parasitical elite using their control of social media platforms to go viral, keeping profits out of honest individuals. I spoke about Amazon a few weeks ago, same selfish bullshit, and I won't be naming them because last time I was banned for a week on YouTube. That being said, I am a new man. And instead of talking about how the owners of gum of gods deserve to be pummeled into a ditch, I'm gonna channel some positive energy and explain to you why that product isn't a good idea and how to fix your face. And what I mean by that is our lack of facial development is attributed to nutrition during early stages of life, prenatal, pregnancy, things out of your control. The problem with any of these chewing devices is you're only developing the lower part of your face, jaw muscles, not the upper muscles or tongue. And the tongue is a very large muscle that goes far back down your throat. The reason I didn't specifically advertise masticum for this is because it will result in severe facial imbalance and even worse things if you continue to do it. TMJ, underbite and tension headaches. Just chew gum for 20, 30 minutes and you'll notice your lower jaw starts to protrude forward. If the gum is hard enough, the difference between masticum and regular gum is it's very hard to chew. So gum of gods and anyone selling similar devices or gums are not only misleading people, they're overcharging it. I have the same exact mastic product on organsupplements.com for half the price. So if you do wanna try it out, I don't recommend chewing it for a long period of time for this purpose. I sell it as a digestive aid, anti-age pylori. So we've started off with the mechanical part, the chewing, jaw, muscles, tongue, what you're physically doing to correct your face. And the most important part about that is a correct tongue posture, which was popularized with mewing. John and Mike Mew, Mew is their last name, so they called this mewing, are a father and son orthodontic duo and they actually call what they do orthotropics because it's different than traditional orthodontics. They use specific devices to correct a child's facial posture. And they're correct on some recommendations, specifically this tongue posture, but in children, that initial facial structure will come naturally with a correct diet so what they do with certain powered expanders and devices is more of a bandaid, because think about it. If your lower face develops a certain way, you can't really fix your upper face in the same way that you do your teeth. You'd have to somehow stretch the skull into all sorts of crazy stuff. It's basically impossible. So I mentioned nutrition a little earlier, keep that in mind. The only reason I even have to talk about this is because the majority of the population hasn't had proper nutrition for hard and soft tissue development, bone and flesh. Therefore your teeth, tongue, muscles don't end up in the correct spots, ultimately resulting in facial imbalances, aka ugly faces. And there is a high percentage of people watching this that when I go to explain how to do this, you're gonna be like, oh, I already do that because it occurs naturally in proper development. So mowing is pretty simple. All you're really doing is pressing your tongue against the roof of your mouth, finding a position and a certain amount of pressure for the natural closure of your jaw, but it may not work if your teeth and jaw is messed up. If it's not aligned properly. So there's two ways to close your jaw if it's open. One way is to crunch it using your jaw muscles. The other way is if you press, almost suction your tongue against the roof of your mouth, your mouth will close and teeth will meet in the most natural way. The tongue also supports the roof of your mouth and that upper facial tissue development. And again, you might not be able to do this if your teeth don't meet naturally. I had jaw surgery, which I'll touch on later. The way John Mu, the older father, explains this is to say, and when you say, when you say like an N, the tongue goes against the roof of your mouth.  So you guys can try this with me if you'd like to.  So, and that, I did not use my jaw muscles for that at all.   If it doesn't, then the tongue might not be in the correct position. There might not be enough pressure, but it's very, very easy and simple to figure out. And any variance in what's the correct facial posture results in specific deformities. I'm sure most of you are familiar with mouth breathers having receding chins. You know it's far back, a very weak lower face. That's an overbite. An underbite is not as common. It's basically the same posture as a mouth breather, but instead of breathing through their mouth, they breathe through their nose. The point is that the tongue is resting on the lower part of their jaw where it shouldn't be and the other tongue and facial muscles are not being activated. And that relates back to the nutritional reason.    Now if your teeth are crooked, if your jaw is misaligned, you're not gonna be able to do that. And since we don't have a time machine to go back and breastfeed ourselves and give ourselves proper nutrition as a child, you kind of have to resort to surgical means. And you can only fix so much cosmetically. Anything above the nose area is more subjective, like plastic surgery kind of, trying to replicate what is conventionally attractive, but below the nose, the jaw, and the teeth, it's more regimented orthodontically. So it's a bit more comfortable for me to recommend that to people. Number one is that orthodontic correction of your bite. Number two is to maintain the proper facial structure after surgery. And number three is to consume certain nutrients, mainly bottoming K2, MK4, and magnesium so that the bones and the soft tissue can form properly. So the latter two are pretty self-explanatory. But to correct your bite, you're gonna have to define an orthodontist, get braces, and ultimately have jaw surgery. And from what I've seen, every single person needs it to some degree. It's just in various amounts. And the reason you need to correct your bite is so that your teeth and jaws meet together nearly perfectly to have the correct tongue oral posture. Some might need a slight move, others more drastic. I had braces for two years, underwent double jaw surgery, and then I had braces for another year. My orthodontist said that I was one of the best cases because most people revert back to their original facial posture. They don't change their habits and they end up with how their jaw was before the surgery. But I was mindful to research on my own, figure out mewing, and I remember right after I had the jaw surgery, my bite felt so uncomfortable. It looked good, it looked exactly like this. You know, way better than before because I had a pretty bad underbite. But after doing the correct facial posture for even a couple of months, it felt much more comfortable. And you guys might notice like sometimes I slur my words, I never did that before the jaw surgery. You know, so there are some downsides that you are changing your face in an unnatural way. But ultimately, I ended up a lot happier and I look a lot better. And you know, that's a lot more work than selling someone $25 worth of mastic gum. My experience with that, you know, yeah, it gave me the jaw hypertrophy but I had such bad tension headaches just from chewing the gum. And as I said, after chewing that mastic gum for 20, 30 minutes, my underbite started coming back. And there are so many stories online you can look of people using chewing gum and they completely mess up their bite, their face, they get puffy and it doesn't go away. So, you know, don't listen to these cocksuckers, okay? I guess that's it for today. Are you guys like my drawing? All right, so you can go to organ supplements.com. We have the mastic gum if you wanna try that out, not for chewing, for stomach health. However, we do have vitamin K2, D3, magnesium, some other nutrients that are very important for facial development. I have to start taking K2 more myself and I mean you guys have said, commented on my video like, hey, Frank, your face looks different. That's probably the K2 because I never really had enough when I was a kid or developing and it really does change how you look. So thank you guys for joining me. If you could please drop a like on the video, leave a comment down below, subscribe so that YouTube can unsubscribe you next week and be sure to check that notification bell so that YouTube does not notify you of my videos.  I was saying every curse word from A to Z. So thanks again for joining guys and I'll see you tomorrow. Okay.


from Hollywood, ladies and gentlemen, Mrs. C. P. McGregor speaking, and welcoming you to another broadcast of Proudly We Hail, a program of your ward apartment. Through the courtesy of the Hollywood Coordinating Committee, we present Don Amici, as the star of our play titled, A Voyage at Midnight, written by Richard Hall, with music by Eddie Skravanich.  The fishing was good, and the tourists were plentiful. But Slim had more than that on his mind as he stepped out of the harbor commissioner's office that afternoon and headed down the row of boats to where the Sea Witch was slipped, for suddenly an explosion shook the waterfront. Gee, I just got the pink slip on this babe. I don't want anything to happen. Where's the explosion? Oh, it's down the harbor ways. A boat? Yeah. Who is she? Well, it looks like Madella's boat. Yeah, sure enough. Well, come on. We ought to give him a hand. Oh, too late. She's settling already. Do you wonder what happened? I don't know. Madella always did run a sloppy boat. I wouldn't trust him with a skiff and a millpond. Well, one thing is sure. What's that? He'll really be after you now to buy your boat. Well, that's his thought. Maybe now his boat blew up. I got him right where I want him. You said you'd never do business with Madella. Do business? Yeah. Oh, then if he made me a big enough offer for my boat. You wouldn't sell. You know, I've often wondered how that guy Madella really makes his money. He'll sell lots of others, and it's really so simple. It is? Well, sure. He goes out with his boat and a little net waits for the grunion to run. That's where he made all his money and grunion. Ah, you're joking. Am I? Well, whatever he did, Madella's gonna have to find himself another boat. Come on, Wiley. Saturday night, let's get into town, huh? Say, Wiley. Yes, Lambert? What have they got all the gendarmes out for tonight? They know you're in town. You compliment me. I wonder, though. Cigarettes? Cigars? You know, you're the most curious guy I ever worked for. Yeah? That's the way you can answer those things, being curious. Oh, Marie. Marie. Oh, hello, Slim. I did not see you come in. Hi, Marie. I'm fine. It's been a long time, Slim. Such a long time. Well, I've been very busy, Marie. Say, tell me, what are the police doing all the time tonight? Oh, shh. You promised not to tell anyone? Well, sure. Well, someone said they found radio transmitter in Hills, giving information on all shipping long coast. They are trying to catch those responses. Know how to run a radio transmitter, Wiley? Sure. I mean, no. I don't know nothing about them. That's better. Well, Marie, why don't you stay on once in a while?  That's what you always say, and then you never call. But I keep on hoping. Yeah. Cigarette? Well, hello, Slim. Mind if I sit down? No, not at all, Madelo. Wiley, how are you, Mr. Madelo? Say, the long arm of the law is really out tonight, isn't it, Madelo? You heard what happened? No, you? No, they're all stirred up about something, wasn't it? They get that way easy. I wanted to talk to you about something else, Slim. Well, sure. I guess you heard about my little tough luck this afternoon. Yeah, yeah. I saw your boat. It's too bad. What happened? Green hand, lighter cigarette in the engine room, just after we were gassed up. You shouldn't have green hands aboard, Madelo. You're telling me. But I need a boat, Slim. I wondered if I could borrow yours. For what? Tonight. Got a big party going fishing or something? Yeah. Well, how about it? Sorry, Madelo. No can do. I'll pay you any price. Sorry. Why do you want my boat? Lots of boats in the harbor. I have to have a fast boat, Slim. Well, if you want a fast boat, why don't you proposition the harbor commissioner. His boat is really fast. You're joking, of course. Slim, I need a boat. If you will not lend me your boat, then why not sell it to me? Oh, it's an idea. Of course, the price will have to be right. We will make the price right. You see, I'm a little bit of a sentimentalist, Madelo. I worked awfully hard to pay for that boat. I like to look down from my little shack above the slip there and see her mooring lines. Makes me feel good. How much do you want for her? I want $15,000 in cash. It's a deal. Okay. I'll turn the boat over to you in the morning. Oh, no, no, no. I want it tonight. Oh, but the pink slip is supposed to go through the harbor commission. They're pretty strict around here. Let me worry about that. All right, Madelo. Bring the money over to my shack. I'll be there in a half an hour. I'm sorry you sold her, Slim. Why?  Oh, we can get another boat. No, not like her. Not like the sea wench. Ah, you're too emotional, Whitey. I'd never get a better price for that hull. Maybe it's a stroke of luck. It is, huh? Sure. I was getting a little fed up with the whole chart of business anyway. You're getting fed up with business as good as it is? Oh, sure. Too many headaches. Harbor commission's saying do this, do that. I was arguing with them for an hour this afternoon just before Madelo's boat blew up. You sure got down here in a hurry when you heard the explosion? I got dough tied up in this boat. But I'll tell you something, that's on the level. When I left the Harbor commissioners office this afternoon, I was going to suggest to you that we take a little vacation. A vacation? Yeah. You know, I don't know what's getting into you, Slim. Talking about a vacation at the busiest time of the season, and then selling your boat to Madelo. I give up. Well, anyway, Whitey, it's fun, isn't it? Playing guessing games? What? Forget it. Here's the shack. Looks like we beat Madelo here. We pause briefly from our story, a voyage at midnight, starring Don Amici, to bring you an important message from your war department. You wouldn't think of keeping one of the deadly wartime flamethrowers in your home. Yet the liquid fire has been converted by army technicians for use in every household. From the fuel in these machines, a soap has been developed. A soap so mild it can be used in hospitals, kitchens, and even as a shampoo. This is but one example of how army scientists are converting wartime developments to peacetime civilian use. Each month, there are 40,000 good job openings in the work of the army to qualified young men. The pay of a private has been computed as equivalent to an income in civilian industry of approximately $50 a week. Not bad for starting salary, is it? In addition to base pay, the soldier receives 20% more for overseas service, and every three years his income is increased by 5%. Ask at your local army recruiting station today about a good job with good pay. Act two of a voyage at midnight starring Don Amici of Slim Donovan, operator of the charter boat Sea Winch off the Venezuelan seaport of Bota. Slim and Whitey is hand on the Sea Winch, walk down the slip toward their shack, above where the boat is moored to meet Madello. It is barely midnight, and the sounds and the busy little harbor are weird as they reach the shack. Well, I thought Madello would be here. He seems so anxious. Maybe he changed his mind. Maybe. Turn on the light, will you? Never mind the light. Madello! Yes, Madello. Get a gun here. I don't want to hurt you. Well, you're crazy, Madello. You would think I am if you make a move. Well, you're the boss, Madello. That's better.  Come to think of it, Madello, I didn't. Not a man as desperate as you. You think so? Maybe you're right. I hear they found a transmitter back in the hills today. The one which has been sending out information about shipping in this area. You don't say. Yeah. And this is a time in history when they'll pay a lot to know the whereabouts of certain shipping.  I'm a lot smarter than you think. They got the airport covered, haven't they? Got everything else watched.  In your boat, I think so. Now, you'll be so kind. You and your friend Whitey there. I want you to check me out on your boat. You really want to be sure, don't you, Madello? That's right. Turn around. Let's go check to the boat. And no funny business. Look into the shack. Yes. It was very thoughtful of you to have a full tank of gas for me. Oh, I always think of those little things for my customers. Now, if you'll be kind enough to tie your friend Whitey there to the chair. Must I? If you please. Okay, come on. That's it.  Not so tight. Don't worry. I didn't know you were that handy with a lion, Madello. Oh, didn't I tell you? I was once the captain of the Commodore's fleet. That's very interesting. Yes, isn't it?  I don't want you to make any calls. Well, my friends, this is goodbye. You'll never make it, Madello. We'll see about that. Goodbye, Slim. I've always respected you. That's why I'm leaving you at least in good health. Slim, quick. See if you can't move over here. Take it easy, Whitey. But he's getting away. Sure, he's getting away. But he won't get far. Ah, there he goes. Can he operate a boat? Yeah, I guess so. Well, come on. Slide over this way and I'll try to untie you. Relax. He won't get far. No? No. As a matter of fact, it was a break that he commandeered my boat. What? Remember I was up to the Harbor Commission this afternoon? Yeah. They ordered my boat beached for 30 days for speeding in the harbor. Listen, here, that's the Harbor police now. Madello will never get past the light. This is C.P. McGregor speaking. I hope you've enjoyed our proudly we hailed story starring Don Amici. Before leaving you, Wendell Niles has an important message from your ward apartment. Loping along at 550 miles per hour, that's how the pilot of the Army XS-1 jet-propelled plane described a recent test flight. Personally, I'd say that's pretty fast. In future tests, the Army expects to fly at supersonic speeds. They've already flown up to 619 miles per hour. This is but one phase of the new regular Army program of experimentation and research. In electronics, Army technicians have produced a machine that makes lightning fast algebraic calculations that ordinarily would require thousands of man hours. A wireless telephone known as the aptophone, which transmits on a beam of light, is another Army contribution to science and better living. Skill technicians are carrying on the work of the new regular Army. Each month, 40,000 good jobs are open to qualified young men. An Army career is high-paying. The private just starting his training receives $75 a month cash. In addition, he receives free food, clothing, lodging, medical and dental care. For overseas service, he is paid 20% more.  After only 20 and up to 30 year service, he may retire on a high monthly income ranging from half to three-quarters pay. And don't forget, he's still entitled to higher education at government expense upon discharge. Any man who enlists now and serves 90 days, one of which is previous to the official termination of the war, is eligible for at least 12 months free schooling under the GI Bill of Rights. 40,000 careers a month are open to mentally and physically qualified young men. Find out if you're eligible. Ask at your local Army recruiting station today. We wish to thank Don Amici for his wonderful performance here in our theater. Proudly, we hail will come to you again over this station next week. Listen in.


Hi, this is a PlayStation 5, this is the DualSense controller, this is an Xbox Series X and just slightly off camera, this is a Nintendo Switch. It took me nearly 4 months after it launched to acquire one due to the massive supply strain. Of course the PlayStation 5 isn't the only product struggling to be easy to attain for the general consumer. I was fortunate enough to get an Xbox Series X pre-order in before launch at my local Gamestop, I livestreamed it. But it too is impossible to get easily. Even the cheaper Series S as well. PC gamers aren't left out of this issue either, with the latest 3000 series Nvidia GPUs, 6000 series AMD GPUs, and 5000 series Ryzen CPUs all virtually impossible to get. Even older 2000 series and 1000 series GPUs are becoming increasingly harder to get at fair prices. As we face the largest silicon shortage we have yet experienced in our lifetime. Some of this is due to factory shutdowns due to covid in 2019 and 2020, but the rest is simply due to an increase in demand that was not foreseen, with everyone in the world staying home way more often than usual. Increasing demand for in-home entertainment. Some video games provide in spades. Switch wasn't immune to this either, despite being a newer technology. It saw sellouts and shortages for several months last year. It saw sellouts and shortages for several months last year. Though these days it's actually much easier to find a brand new one if you really want one. Scalping switches is no longer a profitable venture this year. Someday it won't be for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series as well. As you know, all those latest PC gaming parts. I spent 3 months with my Xbox Series X playing it several days a week. My background in gaming, as the name of my channel suggests, is largely Nintendo. I have practically zero experience with PlayStation, and I never owned a PlayStation 4. While I have dabbled in Xbox in the past, it was to get the third party games, Switch and Nintendo Dinkit, and play the occasional Halo game. I grew up in the traditional console war sense that hey, if you own a Nintendo screw Sony, right? This attitude has melted away as I aged. But I felt satisfied enough with Switch, PC and Xbox to never really feel the need to dive into the PlayStation ecosystem. So what compelled me then to even try so hard to get a PlayStation 5? Curiosity. I spent a majority of my gaming life missing out on the entire avenue of gaming that I have never experienced before with PlayStation. How can I truly call myself a gamer if I haven't given a fair shot to everything at one point in my life? So now that I own a PlayStation 5 for the first time in my life, I have all of the current gen gaming devices in one house. Switch, Xbox, Series X, PlayStation 5 and yes, even a gaming PC. The gaming collection is complete. I even have the latest iPhone. There is virtually not a single game that can come out on any platform from phones to PlayStation 5's to massive gaming PCs today that I'm unable to play. For the first time in my life, the entire world of gaming is open to me. This is exciting. It's invigorating. It's also expensive. Especially 70 dollar games on PlayStation 5. Ouch. But this isn't about what it's like to be an all system gamer. This is actually about a Nintendo fans take on his first ever experience with PlayStation 5 through Sony's best offering, the PlayStation 5. I even got the console with the disc version to boot, making sure I am not missing a single possible feature in my first experience really diving into a Sony platform.  You're competing not only with millions of other consumers on a single digit stock drop, you are dealing with thousands of scalpers using bots, aka computer programs, to get an advantage on the everyday consumer and swipe up all the stock, selling them on second hand markets for premium pricing. Even when you do get a PlayStation 5 into your cart, there's no guarantee you're actually about to buy one. The systems are not available in store, creating chaos buying online. I was fortunate to get mine at my local Target, buying it online after hitting check out over 472 times on two different devices. Took me over 42 minutes to complete. This was my 19th attempt to get a PlayStation 5 on a stock drop since launch. I've had similar experiences at other stock drops only to fail to ever check out. Not true this time, it magically went through. So I picked up my PlayStation 5 in here we are today. My initial impressions of the system are quite large. It dwarfs the series X in a surprising way. My unit also came with a manufacturing defect. I also have had an issue on the bottom of my system. Do you see this hole here? That hole is not supposed to be there. There is a manufacturing mistake with my system. That hole is where you're supposed to screw in the stand. I cannot screw the stand into my system because that hole is filled in my plastic that was supposed to be cut out at manufacturing. So that means that this system did not get properly tested because they're trying to get everything out the door. Needless to say, the quality testing on these units is likely taking a hit as they try to catch up to demand. Corners appear to be getting cut. But who cares what the system looks like or the fact that it has some fundamental flaws in design? What's it actually like to play? In fact, what did I play? Well, I have no experience with PlayStation's offerings. So I felt the good place to start is with the included pack-in experience Astro's Playroom. It is the software that shows off all the new features of the DualSense controller, the first controller from Sony that feels comfortable in my hand. While I still prefer offset sticks, this feels usable to me without the threat of cramping my hands, like prior DualShock controllers did. Astro's Playroom is brilliant. It's a really good platformer to boot, but it also shows off how brilliantly this controller is designed and why it's actually called DualSense. It has the unique ability to take advantage of your senses to create an immersive experience. The Rumble, my gosh, that Rumble is next-gen. Switch has Advanced Rumble as well in HD Rumble, but DualSense takes that enhancement and makes it look like Child's Play. This Rumble is just different. And unfortunately, when talking about the controller, you really do have to try it for yourself to understand why. The combination of on-screen action, extra sounds coming from the controller's built-in speaker, which is surprisingly a decent quality, the resistance on the triggers, and the true Rumble that can somehow make you feel the difference between running on sand, glass, and metal is truly astounding. In fact, it felt Nintendo-like. One of those controllers you hold that you feel like only Nintendo can deliver. But instead, it's Sony. I can only imagine how much increased immersion is going to exist when their next-gen VR releases in 2022 with this controller in hand for those that prefer to play VR that way. Of course, like many things, I'm aware DualSense controllers suffer from drift and the adaptive triggers can break as it's reliant on a plastic spindle gear. Neither the control sticks or this plastic gear are really built to last, which is unfortunate given how great the controller feels. It's really the first major enhancement in controller design, in my opinion, since we. But for while it is working, which mine's working fine right now, it is truly something else. Same can be said for the console design. Gamers Nexus already did all the testing, but PlayStation 5's air intake is completely choked off and the way the air flows is completely inefficient, with fin stacks that point in different directions. In fact, the cooling is so poor it seems to be the reason we cannot expand storage right now. An update is coming this summer that will let us finally use that expandable drive slot, but they are ramping up the fan speed to do it. A bandaid for poor cooling design. For general consumers, liquid metal typically has a 2 year maximum effectiveness before it needs to be cleaned and reapplied. At first the thought was maybe they used it, despite this, to just squeeze that extra bit of cooling out of system to keep the fan silent. Reality is, when you replace the liquid metal with really high quality, made to last 10 years thermal paste, the system overheats. An Astros playroom. Let alone other software. It crashes. This is a huge sign that the cooling design of the system is flawed to a massive degree. And one way or another, in around 3 years time from purchase, a lot of PS5's are going to be having a problem or two. Of course, Sony will just expect you to buy the new and improved Slim at that point, or maybe even a Pro model if they decide to bring out one that fast. Still, the technology inside the system, like the Series X, is still fairly cutting edge. Some people will be fine accepting that they will need to replace the system in 3 years. I'll be interested to see where my system stands in 2024, and if I experience issues that are expected to occur either from the controller or console's poor design. That being said, general consumers, they just want to game. I don't want to limit myself to just the packing game as well, as that's typically always going to put the system's best foot forward. It's great that Astros playroom feels revolutionary. But do these controller innovations translate into real uses in games? After all, HD Rumble felt amazing in 1-2 Switch, but very few games use it. So I went ahead and bought Sackboy, anticipating using their guides feature advertised before launch. Spider-Man, Miles Morales, and the deluxe edition at that, so I could play the remastered PlayStation 4 Spider-Man game, because I'm a big Spidey fan, and I never played either of them. I also purchased Demon's Souls, less because I planned to play a lot of it, or because as of right now, it's the only exclusive game on PlayStation 5, so it's like one difference I can have in talking about PlayStation 5, versus the Xbox Series X. Thus, I feel like this best measure is what PlayStation 5 has to date, and that game wasn't held back by PlayStation 4, so that's something to be said. And well, the games are pretty amazing. Is that a surprise? Sony has a reputation of publishing top tier games, and these three titles do not disappoint. The thing is, you can play all the Demon's Souls on PlayStation 4, and I'm not really into Demon's Souls itself. So while the game looks and plays great, it's just not for me. Also, I have to admit, most of the controller innovations didn't really matter to me when I played these games. Sure, there was some resistance in the triggers. Sure, there was some interesting stuff done with the rumble, but in the end, none of it felt as good as Astro's Playroom. So to me, I almost feel like a lot of the DualSense features are a bit of fool's gold in that lots of promise, but for the most part, most people aren't going to use it. Now, I know some people seem to say that they enjoy the adaptive triggers in games that call it duty, so maybe that's a thing that I should have tried out, but just to be honest, Astro's Playroom is amazing, and it's probably the best we're ever going to see the controller get used. See, I can't even really speak for how much better PlayStation 4 games play on this system, because I never played PlayStation 4 counterparts. So I'll say this, I have a 4K TV. It's only 60 Hertz, so I can't take advantage of the 120 FPS options on the few games that have it. And I don't have HDR10, although it does have some form of HDR, it's just not the kind that's compatible with the system. So I don't have that perfect synergy that others might have with their TVs. I have more of what I feel like is the general consumer mindset. This is just the TV I got, and I'm not going to go out of my way to spend a lot of money trying to get the perfect TV to pair with the system. I played Miles Morales with Ray Tracing on at 30 FPS. Frankly, since I never played the game before, it felt wonderful, it looked gorgeous, but it does on PlayStation 4 too. Ray Tracing is a neat feature of this system, but just like when I can see it on PC, it never really jumps off the screen to me as necessary. More like a nicety I can do without, as lighting engines have already gotten really good on their own. Still, I played with the prettiest mode in that game, because, hey, you know what, I'm cool with a locked 30 FPS. I'm a switch gamer after all. The other games ran as I expected, but then I've been playing max settings higher than 60 FPS, 140-40 Hertz monitor over here, hello, on my PC forever. I'm not nearly as bothered by 30, 60, 120, or more FPS as others, as I no longer play games competitively. As a casual consumer, all of them are fine, as so long as they are close to locked. It's the dips that really get me more so than the top end frame rate. That being said, I obviously know 60 FPS is better than 30, 120 is better than 60, and so on, and I enjoy that benefit on my PC. But it's never ruined my experience playing games on Switch, so it's not gonna ruin my experience if I play at 30 or 60 or 120 on PlayStation 5. Frankly, keep the frame rate stable, and I'm happy. So yes, I love playing games on my PlayStation 5. However, if I owned a PlayStation 4, I'm not sure I would go through the hassle of getting into PlayStation 5 for what? Better frame rate and resolution and load times, those are all important things, but you get the same thing when you upgrade your PC, and people don't always feel compelled to upgrade their PC all the time if what they have already can play what they're playing. The reason I got one is specifically because I don't have a PlayStation 4. If I still had my Xbox One X, I wouldn't have gotten the Series X either. I posted a hot take on Twitter, where I don't feel like either of these systems are things people should be clawing their way through all the bullshit to purchase right now, not just due to the lack of exclusives, which both platforms have a massive lack of, more so than any prior generation, to be honest. Both have half-baked or sometimes outright missing features, design flaws, and frankly, I can get even better looks and performance on PC. However, I am unique in that I have the option when most don't, so should you buy a PlayStation 5? I think that depends. If you're like me and never dove in the Sony stuff and have a huge interest in doing so, you might as well, though I wouldn't rush and fight through people to do it. All right, guys, here's the PlayStation 5 controller. Now tell me, you guys have played PlayStation 5, right? Yeah, we played it today. Okay, what do you guys think? Is it cool? Awesome, it's amazing. It's amazing? What do you think, Oliver? Awesome. What do you think about it? What do you like so much about it?  I usually like that Astroids Playtime game because this controller makes the movement a lot of fun. Okay, is there anything special about the controller you like? Yeah, this side. You like the touchpad? Touchpad? Yeah. I like the sound effects that come through there. Oh, because I have a speaker, yeah? Yeah. What about the rumble? You like that? Yeah. I didn't really feel the rumble. I didn't either. Now, question, you guys are children. Do you like this better than Nintendo? Yes, yes, no. That's my boy! Boo. Why don't you just give the high five to Oliver? What am I doing to my children? PlayStation 4's are also very hard to get right now. So if you really don't have one already, you might as well own the best of the best and just hold out and save your money and nab a PlayStation 5, hopefully by holiday of this year, if it's ever easy to get this year. If you currently own a PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 4 Pro, I think you should at least wait until they are easier to attain and that there are a few exclusives you care about. Of course, when I gave this hot take, people quickly told me, hey, going from Xbox One to Series X, PlayStation 4 to PlayStation 5 felt great because all these old games are at 4K and 60 FPS. So your mileage will vary. But frankly, there is more to a game than what resolution and frame rate it runs. And having watched and experienced games on Xbox at least and seen other people play PlayStation 4, I don't feel the performance on those platforms is just be so God awful in most cases to make the games unenjoyable. Certainly not so much that it's worth the hassle and the dedication it takes to currently get these systems fighting through millions of other consumers. I am a gaming YouTuber. I am a tech enthusiast. I like shiny new things. I'm happy I have them. I'm fortunate to have them. But I am not so sure I can suggest any of my friends fight for either system right now if they have the old ones. That being said, I'm having fun and I'm looking forward to everything Sony has to offer for as long as my PS5 lasts anyways. The biggest thing that stands out to me about the PlayStation 5 is this controller, the dual sense controller. It has amazing rumble. You guys remember HD rumble and the big deal Nintendo made out of it and you could really experience it well with like a game like one, two switch. Well, this is beyond that. This is next gen rumble if I've ever felt it. And I feel like there's just so much going on with this controller that makes it maybe the best controller in the marketplace for some reasons. It's still to me not the most comfortable controller to hold.  But there's a lot to be said about this controller that Sony got right. One, it's more ergonomic for me. So it does feel better in my hand than the old dual shock controllers. But beyond that, the combination of the amazing rumble effects, the in-speaker that adds a lot of volume to it and obviously the adaptive triggers or whatever these are called haptic feedback triggers, whatever they call them feels amazing. And you get this right out the gate with what in my opinion is the best demo pack-in game of all time in Astros Playroom. Legitimately Astros Playroom is just a fantastic game that just happens to be a demo for this controller and my Lord is it awesome.  There's a lot of references in there to a whole bunch of different games that have been on Sony platforms over the years from Last of Us and I don't even know because I didn't really even play them with Crash Bandicoot. I know there was a reference in there. References to a whole bunch of different games. What's really cool though is that this controller feels great. It has just this premium feel to it that's different than Xbox and different than the Pro controller for Switch. And it's the kind of controller innovation that I'm surprised to see Sony do. This is something I expect Nintendo to do. I like having all platforms and this is the first generation where I truly have all three platforms. But the thing is on the Xbox Series X I'm mostly just playing Madden right now. I could have played that on the Xbox One and been perfectly happy. On the PlayStation 5. Well obviously I've been enjoying Astro's playroom. I could have done without that experience. The primary game I've been playing on this thing is Sackboy. And Sackboy came out on PlayStation 4 and for all intents and purposes is pretty much just as good. Now there's some cool features of the PlayStation 5 where obviously you get your 4K 60fps and I do play this on a 4K TV. Don't have HDR. Sorry, I'm not richly rich over here despite all this in front of me. I can't just have the best of the best of everything. Nothing about this system is built to last and I highly suggest you wait until there's a revision. I know it feels weird saying that because I'm gonna be enjoying games on this bad boy and talking about games in the future. But honestly, we're gonna need a revision for this I think before I could suggest to buy it at least in its current state because there isn't a lot of games to play.  Like there isn't a real compelling reason to buy this beyond just wanting to have the latest and greatest. Same's true of the Xbox Series X by the way. I love this system. It is far more baked and far more ready to launch than the PlayStation 5 but it also has a games issue. Let me be clear here. There is a games issue with next gen across the board. At a time that Switch is getting killer game after killer game after killer game. I mean the first big game for this doesn't come out till the end of April. The first game people care about doesn't come out until June. The first game people care about on Xbox is Halo Infinite and we have no idea when that's coming. There's the promise of greatness here. The promise of performance here. The promise of amazing next gen experiences you can't get anywhere else. But for right now everything you can get on these systems except for demon souls you can get elsewhere and demon souls is just a remake. It's not even a new game. Fantastic remake but it's not new. So it's hard for me to suggest you go out of your way to buy this because the buying experience to get either one of these systems right now is a pain. I got mine from Target. I was at checkout. This is my 10th time trying to get it from Target during one of their drops and it took over 400 times trying to check out before I actually made my process go through. It is very difficult to buy systems that for the most part you guys aren't gonna be able to play much on. Now it's cool that you can bring your old library over and you're trying to future proof yourself but why worry about that now? Why not wait until there's more exclusive games for these platforms which by the way are probably not going to have much exclusive content for the next couple of years. So I think it's best to wait. Now if you can't wait, okay fine, good luck. I'll link you to this guy named Jake Randall who helped me procure this PlayStation 5 and is trying to help me procure another one for a giveaway I did last month. And the Xbox Series X I actually procured all on my own. I actually had it pre-ordered before launch. So I don't know. My long story short is the controller is amazing although there's been reports of problems that I haven't experienced yet. The overall design of this system is flawed when it comes to cooling. All the features don't work right now and there isn't really any compelling games. You might say Miles Morales, go play it on PlayStation 4. It's pretty much just as good. And I'm not here to compare PlayStation 4 to this platform because I can't. This is just coming from the perspective of someone who's primarily played Nintendo.  But if I did, I wouldn't even need to boot these platforms up. I mean, 4K is cool, but is it that cool? After all, don't we buy these systems for the games? Not the specs? Maybe that's just my perspective as a Nintendo gamer. As you saw, my kids clearly really enjoy the controller a lot, but there's no Mario. There's no Mario Kart. There's no Super Smash Bros. Upcoming, we have new Pokemon games coming. We have Splatoon 3. We know there's games coming for these platforms, but I wait until the games are here before making a purchasing decision. That's my hot take for someone who actually kind of likes this platform. If only there was a reason to own it besides the fact that I just didn't have a PlayStation 4, so I figured why the hell not. All right, folks, I'm Nintendo RoboJet from Nintendo Prime. Thanks so much for tuning in. You know we'll be streaming games on all three of these platforms over on the Twitch channel at twitch.tv slash Nintendo Prime TV. Sure to enter, by the way, our giveaway, whatever that giveaway is right now, at the time that this thing comes out, I don't know if it's still the $99 Nintendo Switch eShop gift card or if there's something else, some games, I don't know. Be sure to check the pinned comment for that and I'll catch you guys in the next video.


Every year, Robert Stewart and his father Charles would travel to New Grange to experience the Winter Solstice firsthand. New Grange is a large ancient mound located in County Neath, Eastern Ireland, where the bodies of Neolithic farmers were found. It is considered the most historically significant part of the Bruna Bonnier Heritage Site, which is an 800 hectare site that includes mounds, tombs, hinges, and standing stones. The area is determined by archaeologists to be between 5,000 and 5,500 years old, predating the pyramids of ancient Egypt. A narrow 19-meter passage leads inside to a stone room no wider than 4 meters. The walls are decorated in Neolithic art such as tri-spirals. The purpose of this mound was to indicate to these farmers when the shortest day of the year had come so they could get ready to plant their crops again. For a six-day period, between 18th and 24th of December, the hazy orange beams from sunrise peek through a tiny hole and alight the chamber in an astounding, vibrant orange for about 10 minutes. The annual tradition for father and son of the Steward family had lasted strongly for the 13th year running, and they hadn't broken it once. Charles used to work in the Department of Public Works before switching to defense so he and his son were able to get free admission all year round. Despite this, December 21 was always packed with the Irish media and tourists from around the world, so Robert and Charles preferred to go on a quieter date, usually one before the 21st. The morning started with waking up at 6am, getting a light breakfast, and then hitting the road at around 6.30am. The journey usually took about an hour, perfect for Charles to activate his exhausted head before arrival. They would meet up with Charles' old colleague, Martha, and walk across a bridge over the River Boine. They continue along a set path where a bus picks up groups of people coming to see the solstice and takes them to the mound. At about 8.30, around 20 people would enter the chamber with reserved passes and are led down the 19-meter passage into the chamber. After a brief explanation of some history, the lights are switched off and the chamber is instantly plunged into darkness. The eye usually takes around 5 minutes to adjust to the sudden absence of light as the people stand in silence and anticipation. Sunrise occurs at around 8.50am, give or take a few minutes, and it takes about 10 minutes for the sunshine to rise above a hill in the horizon and swoop through the darkness of the chamber. Once finished and having experienced the ancient phenomenon, the stewards and their friends who worked at the Bruno Bonnier Center, or who regularly visited the tomb along with them, would gather in the restaurant of the visitor's center for some food. It was revitalizing from the stresses of life that came with Christmas, whether it be upcoming college exams, just finished secondary school exams, or even just having to buy Christmas gifts for friends and family. Charles also saw it as a way to further his already tight bond that he and his son had. They would often joke about and make fun of the American tourists who came on their journey rather than just sit there quietly with the friction of wheels and the radio being their only sound. This year, they had decided to go on the 19th of December. It was a rather brisk, frosty morning and sitting in the freezing car while exhausted had made Robert feel rather queasy. Thankfully, the car had warmed up and Robert had adjusted to the temperatures so he felt better with another half hour to go. When the conversations and messing about with his father had died off, Robert stared out at the frosty fields of the countryside whizzing by, appreciating their beauty. He thought about the wonderful view of the fields he would have while crossing the bridge of the river Boine later that morning. Charles packed up the car around the crack of dawn with the navy sky becoming brighter by the minute. Both men got out of the car and made their way through the half kilometer long flower archway which separates the entrance of the visitor center and the car park. When they arrived, they flashed their passes to the young secretary and made their way downstairs expecting to meet chubby middle aged yet bubbly Martha waiting for them in the cafe. An old man who both Rob and Charles had seen around a few times but had never actually talked to smiled and waved at them as they descended the spiral stairs. Robert looked at Charles in slight confusion who in turn hid his mutual feelings and smiled and waved back. Michael, how you keeping? Charles asked. Robert stood by his father while he faded out from the typical small talk and would have with an old colleague.  You must be Robbie. Jesus, you got big, didn't you? The old mysterious man boomed cutting off Robert's trail of thought. Robert shook his hand and perked a shy smile at Michael. Nice to see you sir. Robert said politely. Robert engaged in conversation feeling slightly awkward. He couldn't shake the feeling of how cold and dirty Michael's hand felt. Charles was an avid gardener and Robert had helped him a few times with it because he had a bad back. Robert helped him to his feet after his hands had been digging through soil for a few hours and it felt almost exactly like that did. As for the cold part, Robert pondered and thought that it wasn't exactly his hand that was abnormally cold but how his bony, wrinkly hands had sent chills up his spine and given him goosebumps all up his left arm. The three men grabbed a quick cup of tea before leaving the visitor's center to get the bus to the New Grange site. Charles walked on ahead while Michael walked alongside Robert much to Robert's discontent. Robert stared out at the frosty fields on the banks of the river as he had done every year crossing that bridge. Michael's steps continued to trudge alongside his as he did this. Come here often? Michael asked, breaking the tension. Every year since I was seven, Robert replied with a bit of attempted pep. You must really like your history. Yeah, it was my favorite subject in school. Was? Yeah, I'm in college now. Would have done something to do with history, but the counselor said I would never get a job out of it. Robert detested having these conversations about his education with older people, not just because he was doing a course he didn't particularly like, but because after the fiftieth person asking, they just got repetitive and boring. I see. Do you like coming here? Yeah, I do. That's you and your dad. That's the way it mostly is. One year my Swedish uncle Pierre came with us. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, what do you think of the chamber itself? I, uh, yeah, it's lovely, Robert replied, slightly baffled by his question. Michael straightened out his arms and buried both his hands into the pockets of his long gray coat.  Robert thought Robert continued talking after a few seconds of cold silence, feeling pressured to continuing on from where they had left off.   Michael replied, yeah, exactly. Have you ever heard voices when inside? Robert's face wrinkled while he paused for a second. No, no, I can't say I have. He replied with a ball in his throat. They say that after long exposure to silence and darkness in the chamber, you start to hear voices and see shapes. Robert knew what he was getting at, for he himself had sometimes suffered from exploding head syndrome and even night terrors. Episodes of these would sometimes have him sleep with the light on or with low volume music playing. However, he never had anything like this happen to him while he was in the chamber and hearing it said in a serious tone by the already mysterious Michael had not helped him feel at ease. Yeah, I'd imagine so. Robert replied, trying his best to kill off the conversation. The two of them continued in silence along the path until they reached the bus stop. There were three old buses parked on the curb and Robert hopped on the first one. He saw Charles sitting at the back, smiled at him and followed him down and sat beside him. Robert stared at the condensation on the window, still as cold on the bus as he was outside. Where's Martha this year? Robert asked his dad, Martha isn't feeling too well today. Charles replied, Michael's doing the guy today. I don't like him. Robert said, bit creepy, wouldn't disagree with you. But he's been doing this job for years now. The engine on the freezing condensated bus chugged for five minutes while it filled up and took its usual time of 10 minutes to reach the New Grange site. Robert and Charles trudged up the steep hill feet crunching the crispy frost almost slipping once or twice. Instead of them, visitors listened to some of the guides give a history of the Bruno Bonnier site while taking photos and exploring all around the monument. After standing around in the freezing, dawn air for a few minutes, the first bit of sunlight peaked over the hill and the horizon. That indicated that the chamber would be a light in around 15 minutes. So Michael gathered the group designated to enter the chamber and gave the usual announcements of no flash photography, switch all mobile devices off and to watch out for low ceilings. Robert and Charles followed him and the rest of the group into the monument down the narrow 19 meter passage and into the crowded chamber. Robert's feet crunched on the tiny sand-like pebbles inside the mound just like they had on the frost outside. Of the tourists who hadn't been here before, they touched the neolithic designs on the gray stone walls and traced the tri-spirals with their fingers. Michael explained to the group the meaning behind some of these symbols, wearing down the time until sunlight would light up the chamber. Okay, everyone, gather around in a semi-circle, tall people at the back. We're going to turn off the lights now. Michael announced to the group, all 20 of them shuffled around as Robert prepared his eyes for the drastic light change. The lights dimmed quickly and in a few seconds all Robert could see was black. Michael urged the group to remain as quiet as they could be, claiming that it would enhance the experience. Michael's deep whisper bounced inside Robert's ears, reminding him of what he had told him earlier. He began to become frightened, moving his eyes quickly through the dark to avoid seeing any shapes developing. His anxiety skyrocketed out of control in such a short manner of time, he had forgotten that there were others around and hadn't realized he was tapping his foot violently on the ground. He ceased his movement immediately but continued to move his vision in circles through the total darkness. He began thinking of unpleasant thoughts regarding the mound. Why were the Neolas buried here? Why the unnecessarily huge shrine? What else could the Neolas have done here? The eerie quiet killed him, voices of nonsensical dialogue faded in quickly. There was no light to flick on here or song to play to relinquish the tormenting voices which blared through his head. All Robert could do was stand still, keep shut, shift his vision and try his best to ignore them all and not take it in. Does anyone else hear that? An American accent from somewhere in the room asked, Yeah, sounds like people talking or something. Is it coming from outside? Another American tourist responds, Silence invades the room once more but the voices which Robert thought were raging inside his own head are now not only heard by others but are also becoming louder. Frozen, his shifting eyes are beginning to make out barely visible shapes. The sunlight doesn't concern him in the slightest anymore. He needs to get the hell out of here and now. The shapes form holes that act as faces and the roaring of aggressive tones and their slithering tongues synchronize to their awkward movement. The sounds of feet tapping that Robert had created earlier on become loud, sudden and numerous. Michael's tone can be heard through it all as he produces a deep, gurgled, horrifying giggle. One of the American tourists begins to weep quietly. Robert sprints and the shapes pulse the edges of their holes towards his swift moving body. He can't see a thing but he's been here enough times to know where the exit is. In his panic though, he forgets about the low frame at each end of the tunnel. He smacks his head off the wooden frame and falls dizzily to the gravelly floor. His vision swirls and the shapes rush toward him assaultingly. The tremendous roaring ensues and Michael's bellowing laugh accompanies the screams and running of all the unsuspecting people inside. Each shape hurtling towards Robert like a vehicle speeding down an empty motorway make him feel weaker and he can hear Michael spout out in that echoing, gurgled voice. They should never have been disturbed. The last thing Robert feels are the bony cold hands breaching the gravel, the cold and dirty hands with skin like old leather caressing the flesh of Robert's neck.