Welgon nhw'n trofi Tb a'n gweithio yng Nghymru 11 oedd Llywodraeth Cysylltion neu Ynw Casal Unifer 13 oedd ystod gyda parch. Felly'n gwybod i'n gwaith o'r Amddian Ddweygiad Pricford i'r myd. Mae'n cyfle i'r Gwld Sêf wedi'n gweithio. Rydyn ni'n gweithio i'r mynd o'r amddiannau peth o'r amddian Ddweygiad Pricford. I think Pickford's done all right, I know. He's coming for a lot of criticism of late, but I thought he done okay at the weekend and has been okay of late. Yes, he needs to cut out some erratic moments of his game, but he's still a good goalkeeper. So Pickford didn't go all for me. Right back, Diobrol Sidderby didn't play at West Ham at the weekend, came on as a substitute in the second half, but he's in for me a right back, left back Luca Dean, and then the two centre backs, Jeri Mina and Mason Holgate making up the back four. Into midfield, in the centre of the park I'm going to go with Morgan Sniderlin. I know, I know, you're shouting and screaming at the screen, but I just don't not sure Delph can play two games in quick succession, so I'm going to go with Sniderlin in there with Tom Davis because basically we haven't got anybody else. I think for this one, height wise and everything, Sniderlin can make a difference. I'll probably be saying totally the country 20 minutes into the game, but go with Sniderlin and Davis in the middle of the park for this one, certainly to start off. On the left hand side, Bernard, again, I thought he'd done okay at West Ham in the first half of the weekend. Obviously Carlo Antelotti took him off a half time and replaced him with Anthony Gordon, but I think at home, I think Bernard plays really well, and it's important that we try to get the combination with him and Dean going because it's been stop-start all season. I just haven't seen the best of it. On the right hand side, Theo Welcott, again, another one who was in and out at the weekend. This final ball of late hasn't been good enough, Welcott, and he's scored no win near enough goals this season, but at the minute, there isn't too much choice without maybe bloody Anthony Gordon from the start or swapping Bernard over to that side. I think we try Coleman and Sidderby, and that might be something Antelotti looks at, but for me, I'm going to go with Welcott because I think we need to be on the front foot in this game and try to get at Newcastle and force them back, and then the two of Front, Moise Keane and Dominic Calvert-Lewin. Calvert-Lewin in a fine, run of form at the minute, scoring his 11th goal of the season. On Saturday, Moise Keane still without a goal, but I think his movement is getting better. I think he's getting more accustomed to the Premier League, and you've just got to give him games. He's only got four starts. We've got to see if we can create some chances for him, and sadly for fans, I know they're frustrated with him, but you've just got to try to get through this period and bed them in because he's only 19 years of age. I think he could turn into a good striker for us, but Antelotti needs to have a bit more of a look at him.  But we are limited. We are really limited in our choices now, so that's the team I've gone for for tomorrow. Let me know what you think in the comments section below what changes would you make. I know a lot of you probably would play Delf instead of Snidlin, and I understand it. But let me know in the comments section below. Subscribe, give the video a thumbs up, and get over and join us on Patreon as well. See you later.


A letter from a girl to her own old age, by Alice Maynall, read for LibriVox.org by Bob Sherman. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses what thy thin fingers touch with her caresses. O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, and from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn his grey in heaven, Does thou remember how the clouds were driven? And are they calm about the fall of even? Pause near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation Appeals to one hour of thy meditation. For O silent one, that I remind thee of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander, Is but a grey and silent world, but ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death, forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not. Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And win with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not writ this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph Of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded. O hush, oh hush, thy tears, my words are steeping, O hush, hush, hush, so full the fount of weeping, Poor eyes, so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay aside the mournful letter that breaks thy heart, The one who wrote, forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With fillial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. A letter from a girl to her own old age by Alice Manel. Read for LibriVox.org by Derek Beaver, July 13th, 2009. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses, What thy thin fingers touch with her caresses, O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn as grey in heaven, Dost thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of heaven? Pause near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation Appeals to one hour of thy meditation. Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander Is but a grey and silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not will follow with thee, Where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not. Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And when with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not writ this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, A triumph of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded. O hush, O hush, thy tears my words are Steeping, O hush, hush, hush. So full the fount of weeping, Poor eyes so quickly move so near to sleeping. Within the girl such strange desires beset her, Poor woman lay aside the mournful letter, That breaks thy heart the one who wrote, forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With filial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. A letter from a girl to her own old age by Alice Menall, read for LibriWalks.org by Diana Shen, and it's 12th of July 2009, Singapore. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses, O thy thin fingers touch with her caresses, O mother for the weight of years that break thee. O daughter, for slow time must you'd awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee, O feinting traveler, moments grey in heaven, Just how remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of even. Pause near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation, Appeal to one hour of thy meditation, Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have designed thee. Know that the mournful plain, Where thou must wander, is but a grey and silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountain tops besetting, I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not, Will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of mountains grow not, But let my letter with thou lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And when with thee the goal went how shall win it. I have not read this letter of divining, To make a glory of thy silent pinning, A trimp of thy mute and strange declining, Only one ureth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age, with all regrets, is clouded.  A letter from a girl to her own old age by Alice Maynell, read for LibreVox.org by Elvira Schaar. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time one woman think of her who blesses, What thy thin fingers touch with her caresses, O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveler, mourn is gray in heaven, Does thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they claim about full of even, Pulse near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation Appeals to one hour of thy meditation, Suffer o silent one that I remind thee, Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild wings of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain will thou must water, It's but a gray and silent world, But ponder this misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain wings with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountain tops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death, forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not, Will follow with thee well the great wings blow not, And well the young flowers of the mountain grow not? Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it. All were the way was when thou desert began it, And wing with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not read this letter of divining, To make a glory of thy silent pining, A triumph of thy mute and strength declining.  O hush, O hush, Thy tears my words are stipping. O hush, hush, hush. So full, the fount of weeping, Poor eyes so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman lay aside the mournful letter That breaks thy heart, the one who wrote, Forget her, the one who now thy faded futures gases, With filial fingers thy gray hair caresses, With morning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Mannell, read for LibreVox.org by Iswa in Belgium in July 2009. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses what thy thin fingers touch with her caresses. O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn his gray in heaven, Does thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of even? As near the ending of thy long migration, For this once at an hour of desolation appeals To one hour of thy meditation. Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that stormed the sky behind thee Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander Is but a gray and silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops' besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not? Let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it And win with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not read this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth, and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning, and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded. O hush, o hush, thy tears my words are steeping. O hush, hush, hush, so full the fount of weeping? Poor eyes so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her. Poor woman, lay aside the mournful letter that breaks thy heart. The one who wrote, forget her. The one who now thy faded features gases, With filial fingers thy gray hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. End of poem, this recording is in the public domain. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Maynill, read for Libervox.org, by Heather Nix. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time, warn woman, think of her who blesses, What thy thin fingers touch with her caresses. O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for the slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveler, mourn his gray in heaven, Dost thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of Avon? Pause near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation Appeals to one hour thy meditation. Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee, Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain, Where thou must wander, is but a gray in silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting, I could not let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not will fall over thee, For the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not. Yet let my letter, with thy lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And when with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not rid this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth, and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning, and the day was clouded, And one old age, with all regrets, was crowded. Oh hush, oh hush, thy tears my words are steeping, Oh hush, hush, hush, so full the fount of weeping, Poor eye so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay aside that mournful letter, That breaks thy heart, the one who wrote, forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With filial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With morning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. End of poem. This recording is in the public domain. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Maynell. Read for LibriVox.org by Lucy Perry. Then and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses, What thy thin fingers touch with her caresses, O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn is grey in heaven, Does thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of even? Was near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation, appeals to one hour of thy meditation? Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee, Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander, Is but a grey and silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen! The mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountain tops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death, forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not, Will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not. Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And win with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not writ this letter of divining, To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph of thy mutant strange declining. Only one youth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded.  Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay aside the mournful letter That breaks thy heart, the one who wrote, Forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With fillial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Mennell, read for LibriVox.org by Ruth Golding. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses What thy thin fingers touch with her caresses. O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn is grey in heaven, Thus thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of even. Because near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation appeals To one hour of thy meditation. Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that stormed the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander Is but a grey and silent world, but ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. Not part of this wild heart of mine, I know not, Will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not. Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it, Tell what the way was when thou didst begin it, And win with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not writ this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph Of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded. O hush, o hush, Thy tears my words are steeping, O hush, hush, hush, so full the fount of weeping, Poor eyes so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay aside the mournful letter That breaks thy heart, the one who wrote, Forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With filial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Menel, read Philip Rebox.org by Rebyn Notation. Listen, and when thy hand this paper presses, O time-worn woman, think of her who blesses, Let thy thin fingers touch with her caresses. O mother, for the weight of years that break thee, O daughter, for the slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveller, mourn is grey in heaven. Does thou remember how the clouds were driven, And are they calm about the fall of even? Because near the ending of thy long migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation appeals To one hour of thy meditation, Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that stormed the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee, Know that the mournful plain where thou must wander Is but a grey and silent world, But ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting. I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not, Will follow with thee where the great winds blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not? Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it Tell what the way was when thou did begin it, And win with thee the goal when thou shalt win it. I have not read this letter of divining To make a glory of thy silent pining, a triumph Of thy mute and strange declining. Only one youth and the bright life was shrouded, Only one morning and the day was clouded, And one old age with all regrets is crowded. O hush, thy tears my words are steeping, O hush, hush, hush, so full the fount of weeping, Poor eyes, so quickly moved, so near to sleeping. Pardon the girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay aside the mournful letter that breaks thy heart, The one who wrote, forget her. The one who now thy faded features guesses, With the lial fingers thy grey hair caresses, With mourning tears thy mournful twilight blesses. A letter from a girl to her own old age, By Alice Menow, read for LibberVas.org by Semantic Noirons. Listen, and when thy hand with paper presses, Oh, time-warm woman, think of her who blesses, And lie thin fingers touch with her caresses, Oh, mother, for the rain of years that break thee, Oh, daughter, for a slow time must yet awake thee, And from the changes of my heart must make thee. O fainting traveler, mourn its grey in heaven, Does lull remember how the clouds were driven? Would early come about the fall of heaven? Pause near the ending of thy low migration, For this one sudden hour of desolation appeals to one hour of lying meditation. Suffer, O silent one, that I remind thee Of the great hills that storm the sky behind thee, Of the wild winds of power that have resigned thee. Know that the mournful plan where lulled Mr. Wonder is but a grey and silent world but ponder the misty mountains of the morning yonder. Listen, the mountain winds with rain were fretting, And sudden gleams the mountaintops besetting, I cannot let thee fade to death forgetting. What part of this wild heart of mine I know not, Will follow with thee where the great wings blow not, And where the young flowers of the mountain grow not, Yet let my letter with thy lost thoughts in it, Till what the way was without this beginning it, And when we see the goal when thou shalt win it, I have not read this letter of divining To make glory of life silent pining, A triumph of life mute and strange declining.  Oh hush, oh hush, Like tears my words are steeping, Oh hush, hush, hush, So full the fount of weeping, Pride so quickly moved so near to sleeping. Partly girl, such strange desires beset her, Poor woman, lay a silent mournful letter that breaks my heart, The one who wrote, forget her. The one who now life faded features guesses, With thin little fingers like gray hair dresses, With mourning tears like mournful twilight glasses. End of poem, this recording is in the public domain.


And welcome to the pilot... calm down, audience. Hello and welcome to the pilot episode of Doctor Who, The Community Show. Not to be confused with The Pilot, the Series 10 opener. This one has far less Pete Capaldi in it, which makes it worse. Wait before you click away. You want beer? You want beer buddy? You want the beer? That's right. Happy? Got your attention? Good. In all serious though, I have to give a big thank you to everybody who was extremely supportive of the idea when I first announced it. The general love and amazing responses to the Twitter account and the announcement video itself was more than I was expecting. Your excitement for this project only elevates my excitement to get this thing going, so let's hope this first episode isn't rubbish. The expectations are weighing down on me in unimaginable ways. Oh, before I forget. And a very happy Pride Month to all of you at home. You know, some people, I don't want to call out people, but some people, i.e. my inner thoughts are telling me that this show is all hype. It's going to be pants. It'll just be listing names and projects with no rhyme or reason just to promote. Well inner thoughts, have I got news for you? It's that and like extra bits. In fact, I'd go as far to say as this show is going to be the great... Ladies and gents, this is the moment you've waited for. Been searching in the dark, your sweat's spoken through the floor. Buried in your bones, there's an ache that you can't ignore. Taking your breath, stealing your mind. Another was real, he's left behind. Don't fight it, it's coming for you, running at you. It's only this moment, don't care what comes after.  Just surrender, because you feel that feeling taking over. It's fire, it's freedom, it's flooding open. It's a preacher in the pulpit and your blind devotion. There's something breaking out, the brick of every wall. It's holding all that you know. So tell me, do you want to go... Let's start with the Purple Doctor himself. No, first, and I should probably turn off that washing machine, shouldn't I? Noisemaker better, won't I? Let's start with Dominic, the Purple Doctor himself, known for spreading love in the community, the colour purple, and obsession with the Czechs. As some of you already probably know, he's been releasing audio adventures, and another one's on the way. On June 12th, he'll be releasing his latest audio adventure into the eyes of the disciple. And I have been blessed with an exclusive clip from the audio. Give it a listen. System overload, system overload. Ah, so this is how it ends, eh? Oh, I expected more of a twist. Awfully simplistic. Ah, control panel, good. Places filling with carbon monoxide pretty quickly. Can't think straight. But I've got to input the code and the nuclear core will stabilise, and then the world will be saved. That's the loss of me, of course, but that doesn't matter. Right. Now, if I remember the code correctly, it's alpha, delta, bravo, something. Oh, I'll wing it. Hot stuff, I know. Thank you to Dominic for the clip, and everybody else be sure to go and check out the audio on June 12th when it releases. Oh, I should say every one and every project and trailer and whatnot I'm going to mention in this video will all be linked in chronological order in the description. Speaking of already popular Hutu personalities, Doctor Who Velocity. About a week ago, they released a trailer for episode seven of their Doctor Who Velocity series titled The Silence, featuring, of course, the Daleks. No, it's The Silence. People who have followed my channel for a while will probably know that I'm a bit critical when it comes to fan films and especially my own stuff, but with Doctor Who Velocity, I always have to be impressed by how different it feels with their virtual backgrounds. So definitely go and check out the trailer for episode seven, The Silence. Now we get to a tricky place, because I want to promote upcoming projects, but I'm from the past as you're watching this. I'm filming this on this date. There are things I want to talk about that are upcoming for me, but not necessarily upcoming for you. But who cares, it's promotion and I want to talk about these anyway, ha! First of all, the hit or miss podcast has a new episode coming out, and it's looking to be a big and ambitious one. This will feature an almost ridiculous amount of guests. Some of them I'm sure you'll already know, ranging from Dominic, the Purple Doctor as mentioned, Tharys, Zander Grogan, and even yours truly for a segment. The guys who run it are absolutely lovely. I've worked with them in the past, so definitely go and check it out when it comes out. Or if it comes out. It may have already come out. Do you see the issue? Mondas Productions is releasing another one of his figure adventures, titled Restoration of the Cybermen. I adore his figure adventures, easily one of my favourites that are still making stuff. And funnily enough, it also features another good friend of mine, Luke Lane, who is voicing the Cybermen. And I can tell you, his impressions of both Cybermen and Daleks he's done in other things, incredible. Yeah, Nick Briggs better watch out for Luke Lane. He's after his job. The Cannon Champion ready in five, four, five, you recognise me? You are the greatest enemy of the Cybermen. As of recording this, that's all the upcoming projects that I have been made aware of or that I just knew about. If you have a trailer or a teaser out about a project you're very excited to show, please respond in the comments to it. I would love to feature it in an upcoming episode or tweet it at me at who community. Without further ado, let's move on to other stuff. In the church. Expect a lot of moving around as I don't know quite how I want to format this yet. Please let me know what you like or if you think I'm just a bad host. Well, don't say that, I'll cry. Next, I want to show off some other Doctor Who projects that have already been released and you guys have actually sent to me. Yeah, these ones have actually been able to watch in its entirety before filming this. So, you know, I guess the other ones I've already spoken about could also just feature bad, unspeakable things. Oh, God! What if one of them says heaven sent is bad? Anyway, the Disused Yeti, which is, I mean, a perfect name, if we're being honest, he has released an illustrated Doctor Who short story titled Making History. This follows the first Doctor and no more spoilers. I will say though that the atmosphere and the illustrations that accompany the audio really do its job brilliantly at making it feel like an authentic Hartnell episode. Nothing will stop the war now. What war? Oh, Steven, we've never been one for subtlety. All I looked at him is how he'd been mad. Are you insane? What do you mean, what war? What my young friend means is we've been away. It was a lame finish and the old man was left rubbing his fingers together as he tried to summon a more convincing follow-up. TARDIS GLITCH earlier this year released Restoration of the Master, an excellently voiced audio series following, you guessed it, the Atraxie. That joke funny yet? No, it's the Master. Different incarnations of the Master. The terrific cast here are fantastic in each of their roles, ranging from the wonderful War Master to the brilliant Missy. The outstanding impressions mixed with the already great script makes for a terrific listen. Oh, I thought something like this would happen if we didn't dispose of the body-stealer first, because you know his face. Always funny how no one listens to the girl of the group. Oh, do be quiet. Listen, Master, you need to remember that this war requires you to be there. Many things will happen differently without you in the mix. Next, an obvious shout-out to the Who Knows podcast. Who knows, eh? A lot yourself. You'll never take me alive. Oh, yeah, what was I? The Who Knows podcast is part podcast, part interview series, although it's more popular than I currently am, so you probably knew that. Just in case you don't know, their guests range from who-to personalities to people directly connected to the show, and for their season two finale, they had to go and flex some muscles and get Sophie Aldred. Ace herself. On a side note, by the way, I have actually met the wonderful Sophie Aldred, pictured here, and let me just say that she is a very lovely person and is very small. She's small. End of side story. Link to the full podcast above. Below. Just kidding. I subverted your expectations, didn't I? I'm a genius.  Oh, actually it was more fun in rehearsals, because again, there was only one chance to do it. So we rehearsed it a few times and then we did it. We went for it. It was one take possible. Another short video I thought was really cool was from the user Mario Bowser. I think he likes Xbox. He has made a fan trailer for a potential season five box set. Speaking of, I've only got one of those classic era box sets. Should I get more? Can I get more? Well, isn't it like a limited run? Have I already missed out? Oops. Oh well. To be honest, the only one I want to see is the one where the companions are cooking something or baking something.   You know, like they used to do with that weird weakest link episode. Ah, the best. I'll host that. Dude, if someone wants to do that, I'll host it. And finally of the ones I was sent anyway, Rassilon Productions, who I'll be honest, when I first heard I swear it was Sam Davis. Anyway, he has done a comic dub of The Nightwalkers. The cast again is excellent. I like how they used the comic panels. Wait a minute, Hogan. I'm not one of those who laughed. Take me to your farm. This Scarecrow affair interests me. At last, a believer. I come with me, Doctor, and I'll show you sights that will chill your spine. And before we get on to the next section, this! Select Audio Navigation. Press Enter now. People say that art is subjective. That a piece of art can neither be objectively good or bad. It is up to the audience to decide for themselves what they think. Except for all these pieces of art I'm about to showcase, and all the artists involved, they are all objectively good. Don't at me! Don't at me! For example, Lee Binding makes me feel things. His Doctor Who art is genuinely incredible. It holds so much beauty and emotions, and it captures those emotions from the show excellently. Two of his most recent ones I'd love to show off is this one from The Doctor's Wife. Oh wait, how long? There you go. This one from The Doctor's Wife, which shows Idris' final moments, and this one from The Ending of Journey's End, which shows Donna's fate. Both moments in the show that make me deeply upset. No, it's alright, I haven't cried in years. If you do not already follow his work, fix that. Another creator who got linked to me was Rome Twin. Rome Twin is an illustrator for a fan-made comic, which isn't necessarily Doctor Who centric, but features many, many references. That she was very kind as to send over some examples via DMs. If you want to go find some more, please use the link below to go and read her comic and tweet at her every time you find a reference. Be like, look, I found one!  Another who I simply must mention, who also got featured recently on the Doctor Who official Twitter page, which on a side note, thank you for finally making a Pride post. Give it long enough, we were all worried for a second there. But, sorry, Bo is who I'm talking about. Made this piece of art of a few of the doctors just straight chilling in the field. It conveys such chilled vibes that it just automatically makes you feel chilled out for looking at it. I do believe phone war paper versions of these are either coming out or have already come out. Go and find them for yourselves. If you'd like one, I know I do. Speaking of, Bo, she was kind enough to let me interview her. So, over to that. So, hello, Bo. Hi. This is going to be incredibly awkward. I can already tell. No, it's going to be fun. Fantastic. That's why I like to hear. First of all, straight out of the gate, I've got to say a congratulations for getting featured on the official Twitter account of Doctor Who. Thank you so much. How did you feel when you saw that? Good. I was at school and I couldn't believe it because they approached me. I was reading through our messages and suddenly it was like, oh, the official Doctor Who. I was like, wait, hold up. Is this real? So, yeah, it's really fun. That's awesome. That must have been a conf- I bet you thought it was fake. Like, no, surely not. Yeah, I was reading it through it. I was like, what? Is this real? Are you sure? But yeah, it's official and we're super nice. And yeah, it's just really fun. What would you say is your first memory of Doctor Who? Like, what got you into the show? I'm a fairly new fan because I actually started watching Good Omens and I was like, oh, this David Tennant doing it. What else he's done?  I heard it somewhere before. So I started watching it and yeah, I just stumbled into the whole fandom and now I'm like a super fan. I'm like, oh, yes, this is perfect. Yeah, Doctor Who is one of those shows where if you watch one episode then you're like, oh, okay, I've got to watch the other like thousand episodes now. Yeah, it truly is. I was like, whoa, okay, there's so much and I need to have it all. So yeah. In addition to that, what got you into drawing and doing this art? I did game art before this. I did like four years at school game art and development. And I really did that like concept art already. And now I'm at film school. So I want to continue in concept art and I just started drawing Doctor Who figures. And I was like, oh, that's kind of fun. I might post it to Twitter. And yeah, that's how it all kind of blew up over there. Which is really fun. Like it's very unexpected. It's such a brilliant style though. I mean, as soon as I personally saw it, I mean, it was the little details that really stood out like nine holding the rose and the little small bugs and bees and butterflies. It just oozes this chilled out mood. I was in a very chilled out mood myself so that that kind of flowed into the drug. Like, oh, yes. It feels like it should be the background to one of those like chill vibes to chill and relax. Yeah. What gave you the idea to make this one in particular? I'm in a group called Spectral Horizons and they do audio stories. And I'm an artist for them. And every Wednesday we get together and yeah, just kind of vibe. And I always do like an art stream, like just doodle. And this just happened.  That just, yeah, it developed as a whole thing. So when the black and white version just blew up, I was like, okay, I'm going to pick this into a full color one and phone back. Well, I've got another question for you. Are you open to commissions or are you looking for a career in making art? Definitely a career. I would really want to continue in concept art and just go to different studios and work there because yeah, that's kind of my thing. But yeah, commissions, I might think of doing that, but I don't have a particular really like style that I have right now. It's like, yes, I'm going to doodle something and it just happened. So I don't have a particular thing I do. Yeah, if people are up to it, I definitely want to do that. So yeah. Oh, I'd totally get one. I'd pay top dollar for one. There's no doubt about that. And final question is this is going to be the tricky one. You better watch out for this question. Favorite Doctor Who story? Go! Oh, Enemy of the World is my absolute favorite. Oh, that is a good one. That's a good share. Yes. The second Doctor is absolutely lovely. And when I saw because at first I was kind of skeptic because of the recorder and like, I wasn't going to like this guy. And then just the whole season just went so fast and I just I just loved it. Yeah, Trouton is one of those doctors where you don't expect to like him as much as you're going to. But then as soon as you watch that first episode, it's like, oh, yes, I had that. And the companions are great. It's just great stories. Yeah, it's just wonderful. I like him so much. Well, thank you so much for your time. And I certainly look forward to seeing any and all art you do in the future. Yeah, I will definitely post on my Twitter. So if for everyone who is listening or watching or what have you, definitely go and follow at both the original on Twitter. Check out anything and everything that comes out of it. Yes, thank you again, Bo. Yeah, no problem. What's fun? I don't know why I felt like talking into a mirror for this bit. I think it just felt more artsy and with the rain gently pitter pattering on the windowsill. Chill vibes, man. Before I leave this mirror dimension, if you are an artist or if you are a fan of an artist that I didn't mention, please link to them again at Who Community or on the comments of this video. I'd love to see more. Did somebody say happy birthday? I did. Just then. Were you listening? Okay, maybe this is common knowledge, but I found out through Google that Colin Baker and Carol Anne Ford share a birthday. Why did no one tell me this? I met them quite recently at a lovely Phantom Films event. They were both next to each other. I forgot to turn off the washing machine again. So on June 8th, I hope you all join me in wishing Colin Baker and Carol Anne Ford a very, very happy birthday. And if either of them are watching this, hi, you're my collab. Ooh, grandfather! Did you know we share a birthday? Last time I'm not your grandfather. I'm actor Colin Baker. Now, help me pack for my next seven back-to-back conventions. Now, little did I know in my YouTube bubble, but there is a whole Doctor Who ecosystem thriving on TikTok. And where I may not understand TikTok, I would still love to promote these very, very lovely people. I feel it only makes sense to start off with the two people that pretty much made me get TikTok or at the very least convinced me. This being Luke Lane or, hey, it's Luke Lane on TikTok and Joe, also known as Lizzie Joe 221B on TikTok. These two people are now very good friends of mine. They are lovely people. And Joe especially does this character called Venus Flint. She does many TikToks as this character. I will not explain any further. If you want to find out more, please go and follow her. And follow Luke. He is a very lovely human being. Another to mention is Abby of Abby of Trarkin on TikTok. She does many, many different cosplays ranging from Jenny to Rory Williams. That was the one of Rory Williams in his pants being a personal favorite. So again, go and check her out. And if there's any other TikTok creators that you know of or maybe you are one and you'd like to promote yourself, let me know and I'd love to feature you next time on TikTok Corner. Should I have names for these sections? Should I have like, I don't know. This is a pilot episode. We're figuring things out. We're learning together. Also, I'm just going to put this here because I didn't know where else to put it. I'm not going to use this series to promote myself. Other than this show as a whole, I'm not going to promote anything I make or my social medias because it's more of a thing of the wider community. The whole idea behind this show is to show off the best and brightest from all different corners. And I mean, this show is already vain by me being the host, isn't it? You don't need me promoting myself. But anyway, next. This is a weird angle. The final section I was going to do was a cosplay section. Obviously, cosplays are a vital and huge part of the Doctor Who community, myself partaking many, many times. But honestly, I don't know who to promote. So if you are a cosplayer, if you were just getting into cosplay, if you already do it for years, please let me know. I would love to show off photos from photo shoots and particular people in the community that you think are vital and big and awesome people. Please let me know. I want to do more. The end of that. Wow. And with that awful cosplay section I did over there, that wraps up the pilot. At least everything I can theoretically do with this pilot.  That is the kind of positivity I want to spread out. But I know, gosh darn well, that there is so much more I can do with this show. Whether it be how-to's of how to cosplay characters or make props, whether it be challenges, I really want to do a challenge.  And if you have any ideas of segments I could do, please let me know. I am open to any and all ideas. If maybe you run an event and you'd love me to come along and film segments for it. That is the dream. Phantom events calling you out. I have many, many things I want to do in this lifetime. I would love to do a live sketch show based around Doctor Who. I would love to interview actual people from the show in person. I want to go to conventions and talk to fans face to face and ah! There are so many, so many things I'd love to do. But I cannot do that without your help. Now what usually follows that sentence is a Patreon link. I'm not doing Patreon. Not only because I've tried that before and it really didn't work, but I don't look to make a profit here. I mean, I'd love to. Like if there was a way to make money off it through, I don't know, merch or something, I would love to do that. But right now I just want to make cool stuff and promote some happiness. I think this goes without saying with sort of the mission statement of this show. But I don't aim to talk about things like the John Barrowman and Noel Clark situations, shall we call them? I don't want to talk about that. I want to specifically focus on the community, the people, and just cool stuff that's happening with the show in general. Also that doesn't include, you know, the sort of leaks from the actual show itself. I just, I don't want to be spoiled. I want to be surprised by season 13. Come on now, stop giving me, like I've seen the pictures of the people on set. That's fine if you're into that, but like it's not for me. But before I ramble on too long, thank you again to everyone who was supportive of me making this project. Thank you to everyone who has watched all the way through. Thank you to those who have shared this video. I want to make more. I want to make a proper episode one and hopefully use this episode and your response to it as a way to make it more sense and hopefully use this pilot and your response to it to make it the best it can be. Thank you again. I hope to see you in the future for episode one. That's all for now. Bye bye.


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Sam here with late in sports cards ripping 23 tops pristine and chrome jumbo baseball uh six box mixture number four random division style here's a look again at your random results as always you can find those on the website on the results tab as well as the link that's currently in chat so good luck everybody let's do it again sapphire just 19 to go everybody just 19 spots to go uh let's we're gonna start with pristine this time we're gonna go we're gonna go backwards here everybody quicks one second everybody he'll jump first oh did it that one's gone i know i gotta get the game can i play with you guys you know oh can you cross platform oh but thompson rookie and hosay barrios around the diamond refractor uh uh or just jersey auto i should say aleast mr french how are you there's gunner henderson aleast more brave since yeah probably tim anderson blue mariano aleast the 75 princess go alvarez rookie and no one gorman fresh faces rookie libertore and anthony rizzo there's adrian 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pregnancy morrell prism cow mitchell and canon smith and jing well what would be best well that was a trade that wasn't really that was a bad trade that we made yeah that was in that was in the case the good player came to us and stunk versus the we traded away the good player yep all our offense learns that yeah really holding my breath for the detroit tiger spencer there's oswald peraza the inks are already are already toast don't you worry steinberger you come back to life yeah he's rolling his grave right now gunner henderson prism alvarez and brine bale zader bogey based on a david hensley going to the a l west this one there she away spot tomorrow chris m with a last 10 box spot we're sold out on 10 box and the second luminance is down to six to go two group breaks with spots left tonight everybody thank you all appreciate that sapphire we got to get moved problem touching home plate usually morrell there's a jock peterson trim clan in shawnt dropping guys that link again 19 to go on sapphire one of the last breaks with spots remaining only baseball break left on the night alvarez rookie prism shawnt murphy and deal hall refractor rookie alvarez rookie titans of adley dermis carcia refractor rookie up next we've got um i think our case of finest coming up next yep case of finest josh young prism liberator rookie and jj blede refractor rookie al less you're making your terrible pictures worse than trade money and trade value there's chris or morrell i know god casus francisco alvarez refractor rookie auto and alice nice one there i was going to jeffrey correct jeffrey nice albie nick prado in waves anthony vulpe the 99 nice one there alice you can toss that in the recap the vulpe and orizo vulpe and caro preppy rookie glad america roe jr josh less third a 199 al central by way of the tigers nice one there uh al central sea chan and mckenzie gordon fably over reguero uh nl central prism nl east it's uh jeter downs rookie and central moans korei singa grove 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salaries anymore and they're waving the white flag on the seats and they just got rid of it like lucas gilito they traded for they traded for randall gritchock they traded for one other guy to lopez ever get his first name a reliever and they just got rid of all of them base auto jordan ds nice one there for the um a's a ls what do you mean hunter brown just giving up i know because now all the contenders are going to go after those guys like gilito is going to go somewhere like he's going to be in high demand base auto david vr going to the anal west rookie auto tray turner a blue wave coming up here blue wave don't do it to me don't do it at me no one gorman blue wave is francisco lindor to 75 for the nl uh west or nl east excuse me alvarez my trout you're gonna you're gonna self-defense who is that a let's go is that a let's go austin riley going to the nl east let's go it's a let's go grad's nl east nice one there's our super short printed christopher morrell prism of jock peterson 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I'm Jansen. I'm Micah. And today we've got an awesome lineup of products from classic culture That's with a K lifestyle Greg Hughes sent us out some awesome products We got beard balms and beard oils So Greg has a really interesting story from 2003 to 2008. He was actually in the military So he couldn't grow a beard. Then once he left the military, he got a job in a nuclear plant And he couldn't grow a beard again because he had to wear gas masks And so he talked about his frustration of wanting to grow a beard Yeah, I think I think the job dried up or something. He's like I'm gonna go out on my own, right? I'm gonna do my own thing. I'm gonna start my own company making beard products And so he started a classic culture with a K lifestyle. He sent us all of these samples at no cost We just want to make sure we're always up front with you or subscribers in the audience to know That when we get beard products to try and review that has no bearing on how the actual review comes out And we did say that to it.  So I'd like to actually start off with his comb. Yeah, let's do it His comb is by far my favorite comb I've ever used Much different than your classic plastic. Yes. So this is a wooden comb versus a plastic versus plastic I love the shape like the way you hold it is really nice. It slides through the beard really nicely I don't get snarls. It doesn't tug at my beard. It just flows really nice So I love it for that and my experience with with the with the wooden comb just basically any wooden comb is Sometimes I do get some poles now again. This goes back to how our beards are drastically different Yeah, Mike is a little bit straighter in the way that his hair grows my hair tends to be more curly And so it can catch sometimes But I've noticed if you've got a good lubrication or good amount of product in there that you can work in it's fine But I think it just takes the time because these come I wouldn't say rough but I've got they've got some edges on them that I think, you know Given enough time that they're gonna round out and you're really gonna get a nice spread I like I like the size of the comb, but I'm still a Big fan of the Kent big brush just just for my beard just with the plastic I feel like it glides a little bit better There isn't as much like I guess there's like a break-in period for the wooden type combs that I found Oh, really? Yeah, like you got to get enough of it because the oil works into it. Yeah, okay oil gets into it That's eventually but Maybe it's just because I'm a little bit impatient with it And I just like like the plastics already around it, but either way I could see this working great Once you really work in that's it won't see that what I typically do is I when I get out of the shower I use this to kind of dry my beard I just take this through and then when I put the product in this is like my first pass And then this is like my fine-tuned pass where it kind of really work it in with the Kent this one I like a lot better. It just it's much nicer, especially for a longer beard for me again My beard is a little straighter than Janssen. So if you have a curly beard, it may not be the comb for you All right, let's move on to beard balms. We got two scents or flavors if you will we got sweet tobacco and a Citrus smell. Yeah The sweet tobacco scent Greg is awesome nailed it. Love it. It's so great It is it is just awesome. No, it's just interesting to me that the sweet to the sweet tobacco is actually a lot stronger in The oil than it is in the ball it For me. Yeah, and that might just be my senses, but for me the oil like you put it in and it's just like oh So nice, it's okay. It's fantastic. That's also about the citrus. Okay, so the citrus isn't my favorite smell When I put the citrus in I was like, man, what is that smell like it's interesting like yes It's interesting that it hit me one day. I was eating fruit loops in the morning and I was like all my word This is the smell of the beard balm.  Yeah, it's fruit loops Like it makes your beard smell like fruit loops. Okay, and here's the thing Micah doesn't like the smell of fruit loops in his beard as much. I love fruit loops It's like my freaking favorite cereal ever like I have memories being at like Disneyland Oh, excuse me Disney World Disney World as like a three-year-old Eating like my first bowl of fruit loops and like wanting more now. Let's get into the actual bomb Yes now Greg and I we went back and forth a little bit on Facebook had a couple questions about the balm and the consistency of the Product now when we look and compare it to some of the other products that we've tried we notice that there's a little bit of Like they're like pellets. It's like beating. It's like beating a little bit And I'm not sure if in transit these melted or something happened But there is a little bit of a beating that happens now I will say this generally all of the best beard care products out there are natural. That's what we want We don't want a lot of petroleum based or petroleum distillates or sodium laurel sulfate detergent site weird crap They got in there what so like this is a natural product So I get it just something to be aware of is the products are going to vary from batch to batch Typically when I when I do beard balms I just kind of stick it my fingers because I like to get it worked into my fingers and that way when you put it Into your beard it kind of works into the beard a lot easier. Yeah But with this one I wasn't able to get the beads out So I'd have these little beads in my beard and it was like these little like I bedazzled my beard with a beard Ball just not and I noticed it sometimes because I'd be like hey Mike is like you got something in your beard What's going on there? Yeah, I get in my fingertips And then if I notice like that there's a product that needs a little bit more I'll put it in my palm and really melt it down and then put it in on days that I'm in a rush I'll I'll still do like the fingertip technique, but then I'll get a hairdryer. Yes again sounds womanly, but it works It's a it's a hairdryer You need to heat your hair up and like that'll melt it and then I brush it out and it looks great And then you can actually like set it with like if you put your hairdryer and cool It'll actually help set and and form your beard to make it stay a little bit more consistent throughout the day That was that was my biggest complaint other than the smell the citrus wasn't my favorite My other biggest complaint was working it. It just it took a lot Like I haven't had any other product beard balms thus far that have had to work that hard to get into my beard So that was really frustrating and I'm not a really a beard balm type guy Like I don't like beard balms that much honestly and I am it took me a while to start using the classic culture Lifestyle beard oils because generally from my beard I like the hold that a balm gives me because again, I've got really curly beard hair So I need something that really helps it like that makes sense like form to my face If not, I just look like Like a poofy porcupine porcupine. Yeah, it's nasty. It's all over the place So I like I like the extra hole for you that makes sense Yeah, but for me it just makes my beard feel a little waxy Yeah, that's the only thing I wanted to bring up was beard balms The reason I don't like them is to make my beard feel waxy I like oils much better because it doesn't do that So I actually started with the oils Jansen started with the balms once I started using beard oils I was like, I don't ever want to use beard balms again. I love them His oils are great. I like the eyedropper at first it kind of bugged me But then I was like actually like if you just push it down all the way up You get the perfect amount for my beard and I just like having a little extra in my beard throughout the day It seems to last the whole day because again like the whole reason We're doing any of these products is to get rid of the itch like if you don't use products Your beard's gonna itch and like there's some real manly men out there that will not use any products in their Beards, but just watch them in a month six months a year down the road after using shampoo and their beard Like their beard's gonna become brittle.  It's dead So we're just in the process of maintaining and keeping it as good as we can keep it for as long as we can Yeah, so I like the point that you just made going back to the bottles quickly now Beard care products. We're just gonna I'm gonna turn the label on this one, but this this is another product It has a screw-off take yeah with a little hole on top this one too these leak don't love them No, they leak like this is kind of crap. So don't do this with your product. So again classic culture lifestyle Thank you for having in a dropper. It makes sense Distribution to the beard I agree with Micah I do a full blast. Yep, and I drip it I kind of drip Yeah, I kind of I kind of keep my hand underneath because I notice if I just drip in my beard It'll it'll come out the bottom So I do like a drip and then I rub and then I do like the other side of drip and then I do some here I had no idea and then I lather like not lather. It's not gonna like But I then rub it in and Honestly like for the first time of all the beard oils that I've tried. I've noticed the day after I try And use the the classic culture oil my beard feels incredible. Oh, yes I will I will vouch with that like I have not I don't know what you have So we've got jojoba oil avocado oil sweet almond oil vitamin E and essential oils and of course the same like all the other oils are like Sometimes we'll use like an olive oil in there a grape seed oil and they feel fine, but like eventually just kind of It like feels I don't know it just fizzles out Yeah, I don't get like the conditioning like the day after I'd use this I was like this this still feels great. I'm like you have the protection on there without feeling too oily or greasy and Nailed it. I would totally a hundred percent agree and the other thing that I thought was interesting They have the exact same ingredients on both oils. Just it's just preferences smell. Yeah That's all it is. And and so I I totally agree when I put it in my be I was just like after the first day I was like, holy cow. This is awesome. So I you know and I wore it again for like another six weeks You know, I just like this is great. This was this was my like I didn't even get to the beard bombs until probably Four or five weeks and we both like pulled each other in the opposite direction like with like what to try When and first I'm like one for the oils I went for the bombs and I was like dude You should really try the bombs and he told me about things so I was like, hey Yeah, once I did the palm and the mic goes like all the oils are so good I'm like, oh Unless I have a short beard like I will say this when I when I traditionally have gone back to a shorter beard I'll do I'll do the oils and then the bombs because I need the hole I need to carry it further, but yeah, my my beard doesn't my beard doesn't frizz quite as much as yours So I just stick with the oils. Um, that's why so overall Definitely recommend I think both of us would get a give a good solid recommendation to classic culture lifestyle beard care Sure, for sure. I would I would a hundred percent stand behind his oils and his comb Not so much of a fan of the beard bomb, but again, it's not for me. I'm yeah, I'm not a huge beard bomb guy I however really liked the beard bomb, especially the sweet tobacco The the citrus again smells like fruit loops and if that's what you're into like You'll just have like an awesome bowl of cereal in your face all day You can just like Throughout throughout the day, but either way a big shout out and thank you to yes, right fantastic Classic culture lifestyle and this has been beard buddies product review for today Stay tuned right comments below if you have some products you like us to try Let's get in contact. We can try them out for you Also, please as always a subscribe tell your friends. Yes, and also also the links are below One more time the links of the products are below. So again, this is a Janssen. This is Micah and we're the beard buddy Remember save the beard