Games, in game theory, involve a number of central elements which can be identified as players, strategies and payoffs. In this video we're going to zoom in to better understand each of these different elements to a game, talking firstly about the players and rationality, before going on to look at strategies and payoffs. As we've touched upon in a previous video, agents are abstract models of individuals or organizations which have agency. Agency is the capacity of an actor to make choices and to act independently on those choices and they do this in order to improve their state within that environment. In order to act and make choices, agents need a value system and need some set of rules under which to make their choices so as to improve their state with respect to their value system. A central idea here is that of rationality and we have to be careful how we define this idea of rationality. Addictionary definition of rationality would read something like this based on or in accordance with reason or logic. Rationality simply means acting according to a consistent set of rules that are based upon some value system that provides the reason for acting. To act rationally is to have some value system and to act in accordance with that value system. When a for profit business tries to sell more products it is acting in a rational fashion because it is acting under a set of rules to generate more of what it values. When a person who values their community does community work they are also acting rationally because their actions are in accordance with their value system and thus they have a reason for acting in that fashion. Standard game theory makes a number of quite strong assumptions about the agents involved in the games. A central assumption of classical game theory is that players act according to a limited form of rationality, what is sometimes called hyper rationality. A player is considered rational in this sense if it consistently acts to improve its payoff without the possibility of making mistakes, has full knowledge of other players interactions and the actions available to them and has an infinite capacity to calculate beforehand all possible refinements in an attempt to find the best option. If a game involves only rational agents in this sense, each of whom believes all other agents to also be acting rationally then theoretical results from classical game theory offer accurate predictions of the games outcomes. In this interpretation of rationality agents have a single conception of value that is to say all value is reduced to a single homogeneous form often called utility. Preferences and value are well defined, rational agents have unlimited rationality which is the idea of omnipotence that is to say they know all relevant information when making a choice they can compute this information and all of its consequences. Within this model agents have perfect information and any uncertainty can be reduced to some probability distribution. In this model an agent's behavior is then seen to be an optimization algorithm over the set of possibilities available to them in the game. Game theory is a relatively young field of study as it's less than a century old. In this time we can say that it's made remarkable advances but the general theory remains far from complete. Traditional game theory assumes that the players of the game are hyper-rational but this assumption does not always appear to be a reasonable one. In certain situations the predictions of game theory and the observed behavior of real people actually happen to differ dramatically. People in the real world operate according to a multiplicity of motives. Some of the time people are in a situation where they are simply trying to optimize a single metric but more often they're not. They are embedded within a context where they're trying to optimize according to a number of different metrics. The fact that people aren't always optimizing according to a single metric is illustrated in the many games where people don't choose actions that give them the greatest payoff within that single value system. The best empirical examples of this are taken from the dictator game. The dictator game is a very simple game where one person is given a sum of money say a hundred dollars. This person plays the role of the dictator and is then told that they must offer some amount of money to the second participant even if that amount is zero. Whatever amount the dictator offers to the second participant must be accepted by that person. The second participant should they find the amount unsatisfactory cannot then punish the dictator in any way. Standard economic theory assumes that all individuals act solely out of self-interest. Under this assumption the predicted result of the dictator game is that the dictator should keep 100% of the cake and give nothing to the other player. This effectively assigns the value of what the dictator shares with the second player to zero. The actual results of the game however differ sharply from the predicted results. With a standard dictator game setup only 40% of the experimental subjects playing the role of the dictator keep the whole sum of money. In research conducted by Robert Forsythe and Al they found the average amount given under these conditions to be around 20% of the allocated money. In any case in the majority of these trials the dictator assigns the second player a non-zero sum amount in contrary to standard predictions. The obvious reason for this is that the dictator is not simply trying to optimize according to a single monetary value that a strict conception of rationality would posit but is acting rationally to optimize according to a number of different value systems. They want the money yes but they are also optimizing according to cultural and social capital that motivates them to act in accordance with some conception of fairness and is out of the interaction of these different value systems that we get the empirical results. What agent's value can be simple or it can be complex? A financial algorithm is a form of agent that acts according to some set of rules designed to create a financial profit. This is an example of a very simple value system. In contrast what a human being values is typically many different things. People value social capital that is to say their relationships with other people and their roles within social groups. They care about cultural capital how they perceive themselves and how others perceive them. They care about financial capital and natural capital. They often care about their natural environment to a greater or lesser extent. Likewise the set of instructions or rules can be based on some simple linear cause and effect model what we might call an algorithm or there may be much more complex models what we might call a schema. Thus when we say that someone is acting rationally and maximizing their value payoff this can be in many different contexts. A person helps an old lady onto the bus not because they're going to get paid for this but what they do get from this is some sense of being a decent person and they gain some payoff in that sense. That form of cultural capital cannot be reduced to a single monetary metric. Thus it is not the concept of rationality or that people are trying to optimize their payoff that needs to be revised. It is the narrow definition of rationality as optimizing according to a single metric that needs to be expanded within many contexts that involve social interaction. The classical conception of strict rationality based on a single metric will apply in certain circumstances. It will be relevant to many games in ecology where creatures have a single conception of value maximization. Likewise it will often be relevant to computer algorithms and software systems and sometimes relevant to socio-economic interactions or at least partially relevant. As the influential biologist Maynard Smith noted in the preface to the book Evolution and the Theory of Games quote paradoxically it has turned out that game theory is more readily applied to biology than to the field of economic behavior for which it was originally designed. If we want an empirically accurate theory of games between more complex agents it will need to be expansive in its conception of value and rationality to include the more complex set of value systems and reasoning processes that are engendered in such games. We've spent quite a bit of time talking about this idea of rationality as it is a major unresolved flaw within standard game theory and one that is important to be aware of. Strategy in the general sense is the choice of one's actions. In game theory player's strategy is any of the options they can choose in a setting where the outcome depends on the action of others. A strategy in the practical sense is then a complete algorithm for playing a game telling a player what to do for every possible situation throughout the game. For example the game might be a business entering a new market and trying to gain market share against other players. This will not just happen overnight but they will have to take a series of actions that are all coordinated towards their desired end result. They might first have to organize production processes and logistics then advertising then pricing etc. Each of these actions we would call a move in the game and the overall strategy consists of a set of these individual moves. A player's strategy set defines what strategies are available for them to play. For example in a single game of rock paper scissors each player has the finite strategy set of rock paper or scissors. Likewise a player's strategy set can be infinite. For example in choosing how much to pay when making an offer to purchase an item in a process of bargaining this could potentially be infinite as it could be any increment. In some games there will be one primary strategy that an agent will always choose but in many circumstances they may have a number of options and choose between them with some given probability. This will often be the case when they don't want other players to know in advance which move they will make. For example in smuggling goods across the Vietnam-Chinese border the smugglers have many different points of entry available to them and the police have many different points along the border that they could potentially secure. In such a case neither side wants to always choose the same location they want some degree of randomness in the strategy that they choose. This gives us a distinction in games between those with strategies that one will always play and those that one will play only with some given probability. This distinction is captured in the term mixed and pure strategy. Pure strategies are ones which do not involve randomness and tell us what to do in every situation. A pure strategy provides a complete definition of how a player will play a game. In particular it determines the move a player will make for every situation they face. Strategies that are not pure that depend on an element of chance are called mixed strategies. In mixed strategies you have a number of different options and you ascribe a probability to the likelihood of playing any given strategy. As such we can think about a mixed strategy as a probability distribution over the actions players have available to them. For every strategy taken within a game there is a payoff associated with that strategy. A player's payoff defines how much they like the outcome to the game. The payoffs for a particular player reflects what that player cares about and not what other players think that they should care about. Payoffs must reflect the actual preferences of the players not preferences anyone else ascribes to them. Game theorists often describe payoffs in terms of utility. The general happiness a player gets from a given outcome. Payoffs can represent any type of value but only the factors that are incorporated into the model. Thus we have to be careful in asking what do the agents really value as this is clearly foundational to the model. Payoffs are then essentially numbers which represent the motives of the players. In general the payoffs for different players cannot be directly compared because they are to a certain extent subjective. Payoffs may have a numerical value associated with them or there may simply be a set of ranking preferences. If the payoff scale is only a ranking the payoffs are called ordinal payoffs. For example we might say that Kate likes apples more than oranges and oranges more than grapes. This is an ordinal ranking. However if the scale measures how much a player prefers one option to another the payoffs are called cardinal payoffs. So if the game was simply one for money then we could describe a value to each payoff. There would be a quantity of money and this would be a cardinal payoff. In many games all that matters is the ordinal payoffs. All we need to know to construct our model is which options they prefer without actually knowing how much they prefer them. This is useful because in reality people don't go around ascribing specific values to how much they like things but they do think about whether they prefer one thing to another. Kate may know that she likes apples more than oranges but she would probably laugh if you asked her to put a value on how much more she likes them. So these are the three elements that are essential to modeling games players strategies and payoffs. In the next section to the course we'll start to play some actual games looking at how to solve games how to find the best strategies and talk about the important idea of equilibrium.


mwati mawati vaiku kutakumikiru kwa mwati da ya. Mwati mawati yo ya notified. Ha kiko mwati kutakumikiru kwa mwati mawati. Sini ya mwati mwati mwati mawati. Kwa mwati kutakumikiru? Tumogo. Tumogo. Mwati mawati kutakumikiru owa. Thank Thank you. Makini meymi. We are really humbled and honored by your presence today I am much humbled to be here today It's a privilege actually to be able to talk to people out there during mother's day It's a privilege and I'm so grateful to be here Yes, and I've noticed something in the Kusper ministry that our artists, especially old artists Yes How did this come about? I actually don't know how it came about But I just want myself, everybody's calling me mom And I call the young boys and girls I call them my daughter, my son And I think that's how everything came about But I think I'm also, I'm a mother I have that motherly love And just relating to the young people in that motherly way So automatically it gave that mother Mother feeling, mother, you know That's why everybody, I think just everybody calls me mom Everyone calls you mom Most of the time I get to see me and I'm like Geneto, you're just a really special person You just touch me, you're really special Like anytime you pick up my call And I pick up, hi daughter I do not feel too I'm in the presence of our mother I'm in the presence of the mother You can just feel that love You always feel that love from Janet Yes, and we really appreciate you You know what, there's nothing we can say That you can measure up to the love that you give us Even in this ministry I'm so humbled And beside from that you're also a mommy Tell us more about mother Jani Yes, mother Jani is actually a beautiful journey Yes Sometimes it can be a little bit challenging Because you know, when we have children Some of them are teenagers They go through their adolescence stage and all that It has some of its challenges But being a mother is a beautiful thing That to have children Just bringing them up in a way That you would want them to be About the help of God And it's a I must say it's a beautiful thing It's a beautiful thing Everybody has a mother figure out there Whether it's your biological mother Whether it's just a mother figure Somebody that you're looking up to out there And I think it's because Mothers has this big heart Mama wakona roo kubu Inaito gaivo Ya kwa kumudu roo kubu Ya kwa accommodate everybody Exactly So I think mothers play a very big role in the society Each and every body Every once in a while Like an individual They are really playing a big role I hope you don't mind me asking Do you have a teenage girl? Yes I do My children are actually very big children They have big My last one is 15 years old So you can imagine the other ones I have three children Are they teenage girls So they are actually adults Because they are more than They are 20 years plus So I have three children One is 15 years old The two girls one is 23 Another one is 20 Wow When I grow up I want to look nizia I need to look nizia My first one is 25 That's like her It's a grace of God Mugukiwa naen dania That's what I can say That's this peace that comes from within That really just radiates around Upauswayako Ukiwa na mugu dania Peace And the love of God And just everything just radiates from inside Come, kwa ja ina yu na nyesya kwa face I think that's the main thing I remember growing up as a teenager now yu na jwa poka adolescence kwa me Shika kwa Shika Mi mi na ma mga nyukuswa n고i katamu nga naivi I wu Siba yu ungu I'm gonna put all that trash and you never you're not going to tell me anything you must have understood yu na aja this adolescence kwa me Shika No, I don't know how you handled your guy when your time adolescence in a shika ku shika. I think it's important to have that relationship between you and your children, especially the adolescents. So the ones that are going through the adolescent stage, so that you are able to discuss certain things, you create that environment of talking. Ila yakuongi, we can actually talk bila kufiichya, bila kumama mamana nifina, bila kumama maidota, menei kuseshae shima, bila kumama V2 azikayi, bila nata kazewe. So we create that, usiyano, illa urafiki whereby nikwamiya. Ah that dress. You dress na ona, iku fupisa, you need to go there and change. Kupendo kwa kwa kupendo mahi naka. Kupendo kwa kwa kutik curriculum kusikasha, kwenyaun kwa kwa kufila kwa kushikasha. Kupendo naka kwa kutikasha, kwenyaun kwa kufila kushikasha. Kwa kutikasha kwa kutikasha, kwenyaun kwa kufila kushikasha. Nazme na kata kolesan, kwa kutikashira waniawe. So, that has really helped me with my children, my teenage girls. Me, adults, so teenage. That's still teenage girls, you know. Kus na imagine ilete malikuja maybe told you now, ma'am, now they are teenagers. Yes. And I'm going through this. How do you handle it as a mother? Ya, being that, I also grew up. Nili lilewa, nikiwa mstiana na nika kuja nika pitiya that stage. So, whenever wa miniyambia about it, I know what they are talking about. So, I start picking it from where I left when I was young. Nikiwa ya kuomba, how did I go through this? What are the advices that I got from my ma'am? And even through the journey, niki tembeha as a young girl into motherhood, nimi mejifunsa nini over the time with the teenagers. So, I'll get to know how to go about it. And we talk, we actually talk a lot with my children. Akunaga kitu tumefija, tuna ungeya, tuna panga, tuna ribu, tuki tegenesa. Tuna panga miki pangwa? Tuna panga tuki pangwa. And I think it's a, atana, you shall tell my fellow mothers out there. Ya kuomba, having that relationship with your children is very, very important. Not just your children, anybody who is looking at you as a mother figure out there kukriet datu siyanu naiei, kikriets room, a good room for you to be talking to this person from whichever angle, perspective, ila kitu yote unata kwa ungeya naiei. When you create datu siyanu naiei, becomes very easy by the way, very, very easy. But you know, sometimes tu na kwa kwa very hard. Tu mejikazu sana, so rigid with our children, you know.  Ya, ya, ya. Ila hali ya ukoloni. This one should not happen here. Ii isi fanyike apa, kilasa ukotuna ila maju ungumu weika, so you know what being strict. Even if this is the way that we should bring up. No, no, no, that one doesn't work these days because a lot has changed, a lot has changed. Watoto wa sequiz is not like the way we grew up, a lot of things has changed. But I'm not saying that the respect part of it has changed. No, no, respect to lazima. Respect to lazima ikue tu palepale, but you'll realize that a lot has changed. So the way we approach them is actually very different from the way our mothers or our parents used to approach things with us. Yes. So kibaba ila ya samani. Ulete sasa. Ulete sasa ivi tu notu wa. It will not fire. It will not fire and you will be biasa. So find a way of just creating that, you know, ila ya atmosfiyam, zuri ya kunga. Then everything will go, will just go well. Well, thank you so much for that. And we pray for more grace. Majo mimi wa your biological children and also Watoto wa. Nikuna Watoto wa. Wengi plasticia papa kwa ministry. Nikuna DJ Nix wa papa. Yes. So more grace to you. And I know you doing grand music. Kwanzaa your last song, Siri. It was such a power. We loved it. The secret is just Jesus. Was that your intention and your message? Yes. Yes. Yes. Seria yo wimbo. Seria yo wimbo ni Siri 2 ni yes. Everything we are doing.  I mean sometimes mu tu na piti ya witu wengine. The secret is just Jesus.   Kila kitu ni Siri. Yes. Even myself have just have learnt. Yes. I've learnt that there are certain things that I've also gone through in life as a human being. That okimbi ya kwenda kuhu, share na your, tisei mi ya kwamba usi share. Sharing is very important. But there's this one person wengi waga achoki. Whenever you share anything with him. Yes. Anaku kujia kwa wakati ambayu na fa. Ni yes. Kwa iwa Siri ni yes, tu akuna kitu ingine. Well, thank you so much. And I know your YouTube channel is Janet Othieno. Janet Othieno music. Instagram and Twitter Janet Othieno. Instagram and Twitter is Janet Othieno. Kee. Kee. Ata ukin tafuta the same way on Facebook. Facebook. Badaweza umreka Janet Othieno. Janet Othieno Kee. Ni ko pali pali. Alright. Bila kusaku big up wa mama pali. Inje kwele today is your day. Big up. Big up. This is my camera. This one.  And I just want to big up every mother out there. Nasa emanga fathers built home wana jengaga home. Lakini wama mandi wana itengga nasa. Without wama pali inje njumba. Boma haiwezikwa.  Thank you so much for what you are doing. You are so amazing. You are wonderful. Bila kusahu wa mama wetu wambai wa metu shikili ya inji sindio. You know, like mama Ida Odinga, mama Rachel. Rachel. By the way, ninge hansa na mama Mrs. Uru Kenyata. Yes. We went to ninge hansa na. Yes. Mama Great Kenyata. Yes. You know, janets are very powerful people out there. Mungwame wa bariki sana. We have the janet Magufuli. We have janet Museveni. We have janet Kagami. And of course we have janet Tieno. And we have janet Mbogwa. And we have janet Mulei. All these janets are out there. That's because we are sharing a name.  And all the women out there, the strong women. We have the number one fan.  I'm Shukumbaikkiwa Mahadasbe. Yes. We have the Kosa. We have the one who is celebrating here. Yes. As a mom. Yes. Beyond even being a mom. Yes. We have the one who is eager. Yes. We have the one who is going to be a birthday. Yes, it's like a birthday. Yes. We have the one who is going to be a birthday. Yes. We have the one who is going to be a birthday. Yes. Hello. Yes. Hello. Hello. How are you? You are fine. Thank you. Yes. We are live on J.C. Circle. Yes. Oh wow. That's good. Yes. And we just introduced you as number one fan. Yes. On janet of here. Yes. Yes. On this day. I'm very sure. As a fan, as number one fan, you have a message for her. Yes. Yes. Please pass the message. You are live. Thank you. Wow. Yes. That's for powerful. Wow. What message? What? That one is a circle. Maybe the Ramadan that I'm giving another difficult language I'll give it a hope. Oh. That's right. That's right. Oh wow. What a surprise. I don't know how to express it. Oh my God. Yes. I really did not know what I was getting into. But you caught me what I was getting into. And I felt realising that this is the best of the best. Wow. And she is here. She is listening. And she has received the message. Oh wow. And maybe she must be having something. Oh my God. Yes. This is a surprise. Yes. It is a surprise. Natuwajashu right now. Yes. But I just want to appreciate him. I know Anani Skia. Yes. He has been a wonderful, a wonderful person. I usually say if I was given an opportunity, if God would say that I'm redoing everything, kilamutu anze afresh. Yes. Ya kwa mba go to the other person when you naizapenda anze tena na sema ga, I will go, niki ta futa katikati ya watu na sema. I'm looking for Utien. I'm looking for Mr. Utien everywhere. That goes to show you how much of a wonderful person he is. Yes. And I really love him. He has, even in the minister that I'm doing. Yes. I say if it were not for him, and the support, and the love, and the encouragement that he's always been giving me, sing ekuwa nimi fika maali nimi fika. So I say ya kwa mba mungu ambarikisa. And sometimes I look at him as mungu is such a blessing. Ya ni he is such a blessing, you know. It's my love, it's my husband, but na monanga in a way that na monanga mungu aleni patia. Yes. Mungu amba ya, I don't know how to explain, but you know just let him know that I love him so much. He's such a wonderful person. That is so sweet. That is so sweet. Yes. Yes. I'm here and I'm heartless. Yes. That has been my word too. When I started growing up, that is saying, oh you have given another chance to remarry, or in another life, our pika difference person. But one time, one time. Ya. Wow. And that is... Celebrate. Okay, as we finish at least utatuwa chana, but the time we are winding up with the show, you can make a request of a song, one of her song that is your favorite, then tamalizana okipindi badae. Aha. Yes, one song from ma'am Janet. Yes. Yes. That you would love to dedicate to people. Theory? Yes. Because theory is a song that has really touched our lives. Because there is no any other secret in life. Yes. It is only Jesus Christ. It's true. It is only God. Yes. So powerful. Powerful. Thank you so much. I know you've made her almost cry. Thank you. I'm thinking we should get her tissue. Oh my God. Thank you so much for calling in. And we wish you all the best. We look up to you and may God bless you. Yes. We're going out to see something. Oh my God. Oh my God. We'll discuss this. We have to talk about it. Thank you so much. Thank you. Yes. Thank you. God bless you. I don't want to forget about my mother. As somebody who gave me life. Alright. Many partier morals of life. Yes. And how to grow up. And what to expect in the world. And how to go about everything.  So I want to wish my mom a very happy mother's day. And continue doing what you're doing. We love you so much as your children. And I have my sister also that has been I think every place na hindaga wunani onaga nae. This lady na kosa usingizi na kosa kulala na kosa kuhenda kule was jana wana takana kuaenda because of the ministry.  Always making sure you come by everything. You na kati mmingi na na blanda na na nia n enhance No supose to go this way. We have to go this way. So I love you so much and I respect you. Naómo anh Obviously wat award joins she next year. 이렇게 chaura maahand yaya. A nsewa, because ni bmasine brews is that just want her to stop her kidding. Nletsit just and I love you. So, I of course I beg you. Big you Xue, However your God. You blessing us even the a ministry to na mama just right here. And my plants out there. See nykwa suffy upo na kitu it doubt haba nigazgend. I love fans out there thank you so much for We are standing with J.O. supporting the work of God and just, you know, wana kwa kwa wana ni ti amoyo sana, even when I feel tired or like, oh, today I cannot do it, waka upali, like mamuwe are you, we are waiting for you. I love you all and thank you so much for being team J.O. Wa mama pali hindi na wapenda sana team J.O. God bless you. Alright, thank you so much, Janet, we honor you for your presence. May God bless you, may God continue ministering to you and also pouring more grace to let him ziki continue being our mother and God in larger territory. Yes, and as we finalize, we come to the end of show, na your time in Mekimbia and Atuna, Tuna, Tuna, Bodhi, Batkuenda. I want to leave you with one comment.  I love mother's day to everyone and to my mama. We love you so much. Bye, bye. I know words to Kiana. Yeah, I know words. Siri miyesu. Siri miyesu. Tu marikiwa tu na.


Are you ready? I'm ready. Hello and welcome to a video that we're making. We are making it right now.   Who am I?  My name is Ashley, our Ashley Roboto. And I'm here right now. And I am going to be curling Ethan's hair today. Ashley's from Canada. And if there's one thing that we know about Canadians, it's that they all have curly hair. All of them. Every single one of us. Famous Canadians. Justin Bieber. Ryan Reynolds. I have no, no Canadians right now. At the top of my head. Ashley Roboto. Me. All of them have curly hair. Ashley's a massive curly hair. I've never had curly hair. I have these... I mean wavy locks. Wavy locks. Yeah. Wavy locks. You've got some luscious wavy locks. Luscious wavy locks. And so today we're going to take these luscious wavy locks and we're going to turn them into... Curls! Baby! Before this video starts, I need you to look into my eyes. I am going on tour.  Now listen, there's a special show in there. Okay? It's a show in the land of the curly haired people. There's two shows in the land of the curly haired people. Two shows in the land of the curly haired people. But one of them is in Toronto. It's true. And Ashley's going to be at that show. I'm going to be there. And if you're not there...  Ashley, we're going to buy tickets to my show. Where? Oh my god. You have to go to... I have to do this show.tour. That's getting the curl up. I didn't cry. I thought it was on tour. Okay, Ashley. No, no. I want to try again. Okay. I have to do this.tour. Yeah. Anyway, let's get to the curling. Okay. In case you haven't noticed, I have curly hair. Which means I have never really curled my own hair before. So we're just going to try some things. We have hairspray, which is extra hold spray. But... Oh, bee's throwing up. That's what's happening. Oh no, bee. Oh, baby bee. No. We're using a lovely flat iron to do some curls. And I'm really excited. Because I feel like the waviness of your hair, it looks like it would hold curls really well. This is hot, right? Am I going to get my scalp burned? Your scalp? No. Your face? Possibly. So obviously, looks wise. I'm about a 10 out of 10 currently. Absolutely. With the curly hair, do you think that it'll go up? Or do you think that it'll go down? Hair-wise. It depends on how good I can do it. Over under. I'm a 10 out of 10 right now. After the curling, where do I go from there? Down or up? Answer carefully. You're always going to be a 10 out of 10 no matter what. Yeah. It's going to not affect me. I'm talking about 10 out of 10 looks-wise. Yeah, that comes from inside. Well, it comes from outside. So will it go down or up after the curled hair?  So unless you're curled.  We're curling. It's curled time. It's fine. It's happening. Okay. I'm going to do a piece in the front here. Okay. Max, do you think I'll look pretty? That's so horrible. How curly is it? Hold on. Wait, wait, wait. They can see but I can't. How curly is it? Is it going to be good? Yeah, that's it. It's going to be so good. All right, hold on.  Does it- Oh. Right in your eyes. I was about to ask if it mattered.  Oh, the frizz. Oh, the frizz. Fizz all. Babe, when you think of handsome actors with curly hair. Uh-huh. That I'll soon look like. Who do you think of? See, that's a perm. That would be a perm. Are you okay? Yeah, it's just hot. I'm going to be honest. This is actually working really well. I'm so impressed right now. I have to go back and get the underneath, which- because I'm not sectioning my hair properly. That would cause for clips and, you know- Oh, we have clips. Do we have clips?  I can make it work. Just pin these bad boys up. I have butterfly clips. Ooh, it does it pretty. Max, what do you think? Pretty swag? Pretty swag? Hell yeah, man. That's all I need. You could be goaded with the sauce with this hair. Guys, comment down below if you think that once my hair is curled, I'll be goaded with the sauce. Please leave a comment right now and also buy tickets to my tour. Wow. Okay, Dan. Let's use these. These are for my rollerblades. Babe, what about that big guy that you have? The big- the- or purple. The heat rollers. Yeah. Four of them are a little too big for your hair. Okay. Cause you have short hair.  You see the way she treats me? I think it's to my tour. I think it's to my tour to see if I'm goaded with the sauce. Sexiness. What is it?  Busting it down. Busting it down. Sexual style. There you go. Busting it down. Sexual style. On stage? On tour? Are you?   Tapping around on stage. That's a show. It's a tap show. Oh my God.  You do every day. And am I goaded with the sauce? You woke up this morning and drew goaded with the sauce on your iPad. I did draw goaded with the sauce. It's very true. That is a thing that I did. But I also busted it down sexual style.  Always. Always. Every day. In the shower. I remember that.  I remember that. By myself. Oh no. It's your cup in the shower.  You know what? That? Yeah, I came all over the bathroom rug. Okay. Does anyone think I'm funny anymore? My views have been lower than normal recently. Is everyone giving up on me? They've given up on me, haven't they, babe? Are you going to give up on me? And then nobody's giving up on you. YouTube is just... No, they're giving up on me. Let me have this moment to manipulate my audience. Wait, don't put her up here, babe. She's going to drink my coke.  Don't shake her like that.  Get her off the table. Oh my god. Bye, Bea. I love you. Like, she has thrown up twice in the last half hour. Yeah. I'm cute. I'm not just going to throw up all over the butterfly clip. And then you put them in my hair. I'm not like cute using them. Do you want to just show everyone the beautiful side of your head? You don't look like an art piece.  I'm an art director. It's beautiful. I think it's gorgeous. It's like the trend where girls are putting pearls in their hair. Girls with pearls, gorgeous, gorgeous girls. If I take it to my door. Can you give me my phone? I need to tweet that.  In the shower. In the shower. Wow. How's it looking? You've got something like curl going on here. Look at that swoop. I have weird neck hair. Do you want to curl that? It burned my neck a little bit. Just a little bit. Here. Then I cannot curl your neck hair. Well, that was a joke. I would know that you wouldn't do that. What are things used for? Holding your hair. Where?  You're going to not curl this because I'm scared I'll burn your ear or something. Look at that. Look at it on the monitor. Look at it.  You're just wearing a shirt that says, Come Lord on it. It doesn't. But it could. They did tell me they said, Ethan you should promote your tour more.  I'm too busy being goaded with the sauce. What does that mean? Is it like he's full of cum? Is that what it is? He's really good at cumming. That hot loads. Babe, babe, babe. Is that what it means? Is goaded with the sauce. I mean he shoots thick ropes. Thick ropes.  And I think I'll never be the same person again. He's shooting hot, hot snakes in your area. Thick, hot milk.  Hot, hot milfs in your area. Hot, hot milk. Shot from a...  Sexual style alone in this hour. There you go. Oh man. We've really come full circle.  I don't have a cum sock. What do I do? I got a full translation. Are you ready? Yeah. Corked up means quirky. So think eager or a bit nerdy dorky.  Probably means like overall swag and vibe. But they also exude some sexuality with their presence. And goaded with the sauce. So goat means greatest of all time. Goaded means has been bestowed greatest of all time. The sauce means swag drift or dress.   Milfs? Like leaves? Yeah, if what? The plural of milfs. Milfs. Yeah, am I wrong? I mean I don't think you're wrong at all actually dude. What is the comments? What is the plural of milfs? Milfs. Now that you've like dodged out of the way when it starts to get hot, I'm like so nervous. Honestly, he could use a little bit of... Of what? Of what? What? You can pick that for us. Of what? Of what? Of what? Now what? I think it's time for like the reveal maybe? The reveal! Ready? Busting it down sexual stuff. Okay, I'm not gonna look at the monitor so I can't see anything in. Okay, dude. This looks incredible. Max out of 10 so far. What? Wood fuck? Yeah, but that's normal. Yeah, I think that's an everyday. Oh wow. Dude, legitimately don't do anything. Yeah, don't. Fuck, okay. Oh, that's like a max hold. Oh, this is very... Oh, maximum hold indeed. Can you just come and do one pick through of this? Just like I'll be here ever really done it yet. Yeah. Styling. Wow. It looks incredible, dude. Do I look like Shirley Temple? Actually? Three, two, one. Oh, I'm cutest. Fuck, baby. I'm like Shirley Temple. Shirley. Look at these little games. Turn all the way around so they can see the back. The back's not as good as the front. I'm gonna be real. I think, honestly, it turned out better than I expected. I'm so impressed. Look at this. Well done me, patting myself on the back. Look at this hair. Well, Ashley, we've done it here today. You've done it, really. We're like twins now, look at that. We have almost the same length. I'm a little longer. What was your inspiration for this look? Shirley Temple, actually. Am I now an honorary Canadian? Yes, absolutely. I think it was a great job. Fuck, yeah. Well, now for the outro of the video, let's do the Canadian National Anthem. All right. Three, two, one. Okay. Your leaves are green. Are you ready? Waiters, is that true? You stand on, God. The strong will be at the Great Gameplayers Tour. Look at these muscles. This show tour, I hope to see you there. Go to the link right now in the description or do. I have to do this. Gotcha. 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