It's normally the marker. Yeah, yeah, well normally it's normally even before Halloween, but obviously with the delayed kick-offs this year, delayed fixtures. Eleven Changes made by Frank Lampard, and wasn't a very good night? No, it was rubbish, wasn't it? It was rubbish. Whilst it was a rubbish night, obviously you had a few enforced changes, of course, three from Saturday, and shed another couple of carrying mine and knock, so maybe it would have ended up having to make five or six, but Eleven is a little bit excessive in terms of getting a performance. I don't think you're ever going to make Eleven Changes, and the team's going to want to play well, as something that happens, but what you'd expect from those Eleven who'd come in is that they'd all give the maximum of what they've got. From a purely personal point of view, you'd expect that from each player to show the manager what he's missing, if you like, to show him that you want to get in the team, or if you're looking for that January move to remind people that you can do the job, you're there, you're waiting on it, and it's because you've not been given the opportunity. I'll be honest, I don't think too many of them give the manager anything to believe about after the game. I suppose he was giving them an opportunity, as you said, with obviously only one more game to the break, and six weeks off you're looking for something that will remind her of who's ready to move on to be part of challenging for that first team, but it does make you think if you really are going to make Eleven Changes, and I know after the game is quite critical and say I'll give them an opportunity, but you do wonder whether each of them just stuck a few kids in there. I think that if I'm going to be a little bit critical of the team selection, if you like, that would be the one thing that I would have said, had I liked to have seen a couple of the young lads getting a go, someone like Stanley Mills, maybe Rich Welsh. The Rich Welsh one is a little bit more difficult because it's got three, one evil class of senior centrebacks who need games, so I can kind of see why he'd want to put them in, but he could have started to say Stanley Mills instead of Anthony Gordon. Anthony Gordon's going to be, I imagine, close to the start of Eleven at the weekend with Stanley Mills, isn't it? Yeah, so how about going the other way, how about playing Stanley Mills for an hour, and then giving Anthony Gordon half an hour or two more to play half an hour. Well, that's just here, what Frank Manpart had to say after the game. The fans have travelled down and had to enjoy poor performance, there's no doubt. So when they spend their money, spend their time, come to support and apply as a performer as they did, then we have to hold our hands up to that extent, and say it's not good enough. In terms of the setup of the game, I've made changes because I've got to protect players. I've got niggles now, we know a few have got, or a plan again and a turnaround and a really important league game for us on Saturday. But I also made changes because some players knock on your door to want to play regularly when they're not playing, and some players train well and actually make a case for playing, and then you put them in because they play forever and they should be able to come to Bournemouth when they make changes and compete. I mean, in my opinion, win the game. Without even going into nitty gritty details of it, they should be able to because there's a lot of experience in that team, and they didn't do that, so that's as clear as day.  So Frank, obviously not happy in how squarely put the blame on the players there, and the players he's brought in, seeing your players in a way is basically saying, that was your last chance and we'll move on from that. The worry is though it. I mean, some don't get me wrong. The likes of Michael Keane and D'Corey, Tom Davis. Yeah, they mean it because obviously he's out of contact. They don't really, I don't think they've got, because of the contact situations and just because of other positions, they don't really look like they've got much futures anyway at the moment. Not at Everton now, doesn't seem, it doesn't seem that way anyway, obviously. Yeah, they mean it's got what, seven or eight months left. D'Corey, the same, there's a situation developed with him. Tom Davis and the other one, yeah, so you're looking at it that way. We've seen stories this week about Michael Keane having made different passports, he's got a move and wants out and things like that, and they're looking at him but there's a couple of clubs in Europe, whatever. They're looking at him so he may well have made his decision anyway, that he wants to leave January to play games, which is fine. So, yeah, maybe the man is just looking and going well, and we're really going to offer you all new contracts when we can bring fresh blood in. So it doesn't look like that but you still expect a level of performance, don't you, from everybody. Even like I said at the start, even if the team doesn't gel even at the team, it's things a little bit disjunct, haven't they? The irony of it was, at times, it actually looked like the much better side, and when he passed it on, it was just the same thing again, was when we kind of got to the final third in the main, didn't really create anything. Although, ironically, we did have the best two opportunities in the first half. Yeah, well, obviously, they had a much changed team as well, and we went behind quite earlier. Bourne plays a lot to just stroll, basically, into the box, get a shot off, no-one engages them, which is probably what we're more used to. I mean, we used to people getting a shot off, but we didn't engage them. It does get a nick as it goes through a massive deflection, and somehow loops over a six-foot-five goalkeeper while standing on his line, which I'll never understand how that could happen. And we went on the behind and straight away, you are looking and thinking, here we go. And yet we had two great opportunities, Tom Davis, and the Gordon's done well on the ball back. It's a nice ball to him, actually. The core, I love the ball, yeah. And he's in, and he has to do better, doesn't he? He has to hit the target, and somehow he hits the moon. To be honest, it was a lovely little bit of football that got us into that position. It was a nice insight of great run by Tom Davis, great first touch throughout the whole goal for him, and when you're saving behind, the keeper lays down. The keeper's thinking he's going to put it back and lays down. He's got the whole goal, and if he just hits it straight, he scores. And for some reason, he tries to blast it, and I don't know why. Instead of just passing it into the net, if he just opens his body up and just tries to foot it, he scores. He could dink it, and out of nowhere, he'd like to dink, but if he even passes it, the keeper's already gone that way, shows him that way, and he blazes it high and wide. It's not even, doesn't even put it over, he puts it wide, and it's like, how have you not hit the target from 10, 11 yards off? And then we also, we have another one, which I think it's for an agri does really well, gets into the box and stands it up, and it's a knock, I think it's, yeah, he means to hit down. And the Gordon's just got to get it on target. Directing on target, and he hits it over. It's like, they're two really good opportunities. We equalise, it's a different game, isn't it, again? And we'd actually had an opportunity early on as well, when we'd gone down the right, and all the core he had to do was put it in front of the player, and he'd come back and then gives it to someone else, and then he'd all just, and it's like, all it needed was one pass. So it's not like they were in opportunities there, but it fizzled, didn't it? Just like, it just become a game of just getting the ball and passing it around, and then going forward, and then stopping, and turning round, and yeah, there was a few little moments, balls into the box, the old set piece. I think at one stage we'd had, I think we had like, 65% possession, I think we had in the first half, and not all the way through, but it come up on, what I was watching on it. But we hadn't done anything like that. We were just, I think if we had a look at the passes, it would have been mainly between the three centre backs, and James Garner, he was trying to get, trying to affect the game. Just, it's that thing, he said they're on another show we've done, and he said it's everyone who listened, and he said they overlapped the other day. The thing that moment break, when you watch like good, even average teams breaking, they break with the papers, and the wide plays, especially attack space, we seem to get a situation where it's opened up for us, and we look like we're going to drive into it, and then we stop and we come back, and then you're just letting the defence settle. He went on and on, he wants on the first half, he got it, got it out of his feet, he put a ball in, it wasn't a bad ball actually, and he should have followed that up with more and more of that, and he didn't, every other time he got it, he stopped and turned back. I don't know when they, why they stop, turn and go back to the halfway line, what they then expect is going to happen to the pitch. Cos all's born with that, it was, where they were winning, people just sitting in, so they just sat in and it was like, start coming back again, going across the pitch, come back again, going, I honestly don't understand what they're trying to do, cos the best way to score a goal is to catch a team when they're not settled at the back, when you've got them running towards their own goal, and for some reason it's filtered into the last few of our games, even when we've got our best team. It's flat isn't it, it's just flat, and there doesn't seem to be any spark at the moment. Obviously the Palace game was good, but since then there's no spark in the team. It's, it's, they're not making, they're all professional footballers and they've lost the basics of what, you know, it's how hard is it to just attack, how hard is it to pick the ball up and run with it and go a couple of passes and get through and be in sight of, you know, they did that, they did that for basically every goal, just did the basics and moved the ball forward, and that's one thing of it. Attack the penalty area. It's another thing of it that I'm doing, because we go in at 1-0 and you come out and you're like, yeah, okay, well, I don't know, I like that half. We had chances, we'll keep that going and I'm sure we'll get a goal. Before you know it, it's just a mistake, it's a ball into Holgate at the back and he's having to team round, slips over.  And, you know, how? They did have three or four men in a box with something we don't do, you know. Holgate slipped, it's a bit, I mean, when you watch it, it's embarrassing, isn't it? Keep it at a ball on the wrong side. Yes, he falls over and then the lad tries to put it in early, Holgate deflects it into it and he goes to another lad and puts himself at that, Nick, deflects. But you've right it, Michael Keane just is away someone's behind and he can deal with it and he just flicks a little left foot at it and doesn't connect with it and the lad stands and sloughs, he loves the goal against everyone. Loves the goal. Taps it in, it's tunnel and you go, what? This is like, you know, keystone cop stuff, really. Instead it's just great, you know, great thing there, great reference point there for everybody. But it's really embarrassing. It's the kind of thing that you would see in kids football is that not aware of anyone's behind, just flicking a leg at it instead of just dealing with it.  They're going to do it, they make sure it's away. They don't just... We've had this thing so many times, there's no awareness. Smell the danger. What's around me? What's around me? As Holgate slipped and I haven't remarked, we've seen it on the circle, they get in with a little one-two and keen for some reason goes towards the goal. Instead the goal is one danger. You're the only danger, so I'm going to stand by you and I'll deal with you there. Let the keeper do anything that comes towards our goal, the lad's on his own. And it's those moments that we've not seen really much this season because we've had Cody and Tarkovsky who do generally make sure that they know the fifth and the right place. And Michael King's not the only one by the way who did a role like that last night. But you tune it down, you've had a kick.  Let's get at these, you're still in the game. All of a sudden you've had a mountain to climb, two minutes into the second half. And yeah, obviously he made changes. He took me to an Holgate and I told him he was changing, he said Holgate's. I told him I'd come on and he obviously bugged Grey on and changed it round a bit. Garner went off but I do think that'll probably be for Saturday as a precaution. And a Wobie came on it and it got a little bit brighter. We grabbed hold of the game again, obviously having those two players on the pitch. Grabbed hold of the game and a Wobie started being more in sight of getting hold of the ball, moving it forward, quickening stuff up. And obviously Grey was a lot more direct. It's funny Grey, know what I find really interesting about Grey is, knowing you're playing in these games and he knows he's better than the other players, he's really direct and really in sight of and he'll have those shots and it's almost like when he plays in games where obviously like Premier League level, he hasn't quite got that edge or that confidence I don't know to be, to take players on and be more direct than I have those shots and he might take that extra touch or comeback but when he plays against players that he knows he's better than that, he has no issues at all.  Why isn't he on him? Why isn't he blockering? The worst thing about us, we had other defenders in the box so if he goes and gets man to man on the only point he can find, there's no danger. But if you tell a kid, there's a centre forward then, there's a mark. Comes across then you can compete but if you run into a space and you leave the lad on his own then what do you have to do with it?  He just runs towards the goal. He's just retreats. We'd had an opportunity, we'd had a you know, the Marey Greig for a couple of good crosses in as well and then we had the real opportunity and he should have just mawpied me i gydrwng ond i outside and he just reverses the pass he's in with the keeper mawpied in it and he'd score but he's in it and he has a shot and a break from it. Shot was nonsense as well. There was no room to get a shot in and so he just like jumped as he hit it. And normally Alex will be great at that just a little light down the corner and we'd have been in it. And then we'd give the third goal away in it. You know, for then they'll say you can defend the second phase if they want to. They want to take Paterson and Meiner almost off the game. But if Michael Keane just goes to the strikeer that danger is almost gone. It's going to cut the cup back and it's an eye-pace and I think the keeper's got to do better. It's just it. I stood on his own to trap it in for 3-1 and it's like, yeah, there we go. Because any momentum we've gained it's gone again and it's like and I'm going to score three goals in a game really. Not with the second thing. And after that it's just become bitty and messy. We make another another edit. Alex will be for some reason passes the ball back to Paterson for him 10 yards inside there off instead of turning and getting it out of his feet he just did it back. Paterson should deal with it. Takes a touch and then takes his eye off as he's going to flick it back and they'll just nix it and they make it 4-1. Isn't that the difference though in these games? Here on the front foot they're looking for mistakes. We're not. We're causing mistakes. We are we're not concentrating our minds not on it. They're like they switched on and that. That's a me. That's a me is the basis of the whole game. 4-1 against Bournemouth and it's a second thing.  We've played like that but then there's a little bit of youthful endubrance in theirs and players you'll probably think I can get in this team. We're all going through the motions. Michael Keane's never getting back into the evidence team. Should never play for Everton again. Soon as January comes. But then you ask the question why did he play then? If there's one game and then you've got two games over Christmas if he's not part of your plans then why are you playing? You know, Mason Allgate has been he's just come back so that's fine and Mason Allgate has been waiting for a chance and he's probably part of the plans. He's not maybe off of the first team as such but he's just squad player. Just play them two then I go four at the back like you've been playing in the last few weeks anyway and it's not Michael Keane don't play him out of some kind of favourite or necessity if he's not part of your plans just tell him and don't play him just don't come out afterwards and go and give them all a chance if he's not part of your plans don't play him no interest there's different circumstances for different players of course I appreciate that and obviously like the core in Tom Davis are in there because they own Aaron and Garner but it's that to me I don't personally understand that and I know there's a thing of you're all in the dressing room and you've got to be fair but I don't think you have to be fair as a fan I'm sitting there going Michael Keane, I don't want to see Michael Keane play for ever and ever again no but the thing about it is it's easier for fans to go easy on me playing, easy on me playing the manntu does have a balance on that to keep if he's not going to be an everton player I understand your point and I'm not saying it's necessarily wrong I'm not wholly disagreeing with it I'm just saying from a manntun perspective trying to keep members of the group as they call it happy because they're in every day and we often say it's not just about the match they're in every day and they will have been looking and I don't know, Michael Keane might not have been bothered about playing at all that's nice but he might have just been like I'm leaving, I want to go I wish Welsh would have and would have wanted to play and would have probably got more benefits I get that, I get that like I tried to say it before get in our first team he should always but he's a first team player so we're really learning anything but I want to go to them might have said I want to play I need minutes I get that as well but I just think for Stanley Mills it was more important for maybe Rich Welsh it was more important Tom Cannon we're really going to have a look at Tom Cannon as a first team player, I don't know but he's been doing well for the what if Mopai got into the last night? No, but I'm saying so for the under 21s but I think he had to play No, I'm saying that there's that balance that's very easy to say, well this player has to play and that player, but then you have that balance I think he did have to play Mopai though cos he's not been starting but he'll start on Saturday Of course he will, but that's why we've almost had to playing because certainly for like an hour I just think Dwight McNeill started on Saturday against Leicester I don't think he needed to be involved last night but he'll have him on the bench by all by all, you know all intent and papers as he's still part of the squad but Dwight McNeill will be used in and out of the first team, you know that so we're not really going to learn much by giving him half an hour, 40 minutes but we probably would have learned by giving Stanley Mills 40 minutes really to give Stanley Mills so there was maybe little things where Frank might say now and go, you know what when hindsight, maybe I should have done that and that's what it's there for because you're right, there is a point the caveat of all the data that you've got, that's the caveat of that but there is a point where you start looking and going, well Leishwell is part of my idea, moving forward Michael Keane isn't part of my idea Stanley Mills is part of my idea is Tom Davis or is Decore or is whoever or whoever the will be that thing that was the difficulty but for me, like I said at the very start there will be players there who who would argue and go I don't know why I tried and I will if you did then you were really really poor from a mentality side though I mean what does it say about the football club when you're changing 11 players you know Leishwell, I think everything can win this competition now I don't think anyone many teams can win this competition anymore just because of certain teams, we've got so many players now and can use up their second teams are so good at and when they get to the business end of it they'll put the first teamers in but I just look at it and think to me this is my argument, I look at it and go you've made 11 changes you've give up you're not taking this trophy seriously if you've made 11 changes you're going away from home to a team that you're playing in a few days you're not taking it seriously you're not taking it seriously why are you playing players that we know are good enough and will be leaving the club why don't you say to the fan base we're playing Tom Cannon we're playing Stanley Mills we're playing Rich Welsh and if we get beat you can say them round and go we got beat but we got great experience these three kids got 70 minutes tonight and they've done the world and actually we brought the left back on who's now our youngest ever player so therefore we've got that one what an honour to be the youngest ever player from heaven the last failure we had that got off and we don't want to have the record anymore that to me makes a lot more sense than putting a team out there as I said of players who were done most of them were done and then after go 2 nil dan and go start scrambling around we better put a will be and we better put great what's the point you go 2 nil dan away from home against the team that you've changed the left what's the point you might as well just go this game is done if you wanted to win the game then you should have put a strong team out and he'll go well I did put a strong team out we'll did you really cos that team to me is not strong cos we've been watching these wasters for three there was a lot of experience in that side and a lot of that side was our team I'm not denying whether it's good enough I know but we've seen this I know but I'm saying it's a million times we have but he would say now the goal the renaught team the renaught squad rather and he did say this there was enough out there that should have gone and won the game if they'd have performed at their level they'd have won the game but what is their level though we've watched these players for the last few years and they are wasters we'll get these players out of the club as fast as we can that's why I can't understand I just would if it was me I would have got the kids on earlier I understand probably started a couple of them but don't forget there was 11 under fans who went down there as well so they expect to see would you think those 11 under fans would rather see three young players start possibly I can't speak for them I did rather watch something different and something that might be the future than players who were on the way out the door but I can't speak for people my opinion isn't it I think the problem with this competition for me is until we get for all the players that can get goals from out of nothing or a real threat we can't win this competition we might have players in the team that are solid and durable and we can do well but unless you've got something at the top end of the pitch where you can get goals from because if you can you can beat a man sitting you can beat a Liverpool or Arsenal but to do it you have to it's the final third so right now we ain't got the players to do it in the final third so it does have to become about and it should always be I guess there's got to be a mentality change it should always be about developing your squad and looking and going maybe in some more minutes into plays that I'm taking forward and maybe it's one of them to have a conversation with three or four of those lads on last night and go you're not in my plans so therefore in this carabao cooking you're sub because I'm giving these lads a go I just think I look at other teams who play in this and they won't play their strongest team but they'll have players who are knocking on the door who are trying to force the way into the squad who may have been coming off the bench and get a chance and yes we've got teams going to start and that's good and you know when I agree playing at left back that's good as well and as you said some of the other ones were in force coming midfield and certainly up front but I can't just for me it's just it's going through the motions of players that I don't really think deserve to be there and I don't know I don't personally I don't think I think you have to have that little bit of you know ultimately you've got to be telling your squad you're not sticking now and so I'm not playing you in this he's the future, you're the past he's playing, you're not because it is that thing of again I repeat myself but it's like are you taking it seriously or not because you don't really seem like you're taking it seriously because you made 11 changes and that I think that's what leaves people a little bit it's a bit wishy washy isn't it it's like you've got to make changes appreciate you make changes you've got to win and some people actually people will be gone don't need to make changes one more game we've got till the break but I understand you will make changes it's just that some of them I'm just like why? they're gone, they're finished, that player's done don't play him you don't have to be nice to him, the professionals you tell him he's not playing because he's out the door in January then that's fine I'm sure he won't be happy but so what he's leaving the football club anyway this young kid here will be like and some players doing appreciate well, probably most players really will appreciate honesty wouldn't he I would try to be honest with me and go you're not good enough or you're not in my plans then you go okay and actually I'm giving this kid a chance because you've got to say that he's the future and you're the past and he'll be sitting there going why didn't I get an opportunity to play in this and I like this manager he's done well for me but he'll come here and play me there he's give those other two lad to go why hasn't he given me a go I think maybe that's just again that might be something that maybe Fflanglampard's got to learn and his coaching staff that maybe there is there is something to be said in that ruthlessness of going you're not really part of my plan so we're doing it this right you know maybe there has to be that element now moving forward if we haven't got he knows the squad he's not cheap he knows the squad isn't good enough he knows you want to change it you've made big changes already you know where we're massively short and the final third you know that but maybe there is that man because maybe that is just a football thing that you see in other clubs though sometimes you do you see lad to it you're like you still play for that you know he's never getting in but he plays in the odd cup game and maybe there is something where you do have to start there and go we've got to use every opportunity we can't to get more experience into some of these players and lad to I know a part of our squad who needs sharpness so people like James Garner who is battling to get him to start absolutely makes sense to play and like I said with Malphite it makes sense to try and get him some sharpness if we're going to be relying on him and stuff like that I suppose the disappointing part is there's players in that midfield there who will be thinking about that game going well I don't know if Garner's going to be fit and I don't know if Garner's going to be fit at the weekend and therefore I need to have a really if I have a good game tonight I have my place at it and with an eye on the future as well box and day seems like a long way but you might have the likes of who knows how far Senegal and Belgium will go in the World Cup and suddenly you're going they might be available box and day because they might I've only just finished in the World Cup or they might be given a break or whatever or they might be tired or whatever and there's another opportunity for me and that puts me in the plans no one took that opportunity yes, James Garner would keep on saying that name but no, like D'Corae and Tom Davis were dreadful and again let that think of well is your opportunity can you take it again that's not on because they're in force changes but both of them were dreadful they didn't have neither of them had a good game neither of them made a real impact in the game you had Tom Davis at that chance and they had a good impact in the game Leathers, I'm sure his confidence would have gone up he'd have probably had a better game but D'Corae just just didn't look any It takes three touches to control a book he's always been like that but what made him quite important to me was his busyness around me feeling recovery doing stuff I don't even know really where he was playing us he was almost over on the right but I don't know and again it is that missed opportunity I think where the players might say like that they might be careless but for me there was some missed opportunity for some of these players and he was one of them you're right we've got the manager saying own Anders playing on Thursday so we expect him to play on Saturday but Garner he was hoping that Garner's going to be available obviously it's why James Garner was substituted after 55 minutes because he's been kept with a knife on Saturday and on Saturday obviously Alex O'Wobby will go straight back into the midfield and then he wouldn't surprise me if it was James Garner and I'm going to do all nine there's a double six because if the manager for me should really go back to what he did against Palace where O'Wobby's going to probably need it more on Saturday because we can't go back to front quickly because Dominic Calvert doing that to be honest listening to what the manager had to say after the game about Calvert doing he's not going to be fit so therefore Maupai's going to play which means we need to get someone very close to him because he can do the job on his own we know that and therefore that's probably how we're going to have to line up for the weekend and then obviously you'll have to go on Dymari Glein the wide areas but then that gives Tom Cannon the opportunity on the bench doesn't it because Rondon, where was he? wasn't on the bench last night, didn't start and he's been told he can go on January and be very surprised that he's back on the bench at the weekend when he wasn't even involved last night he would have thought if unless he's injured and I don't know if he is he would have thought that he would be at least on the bench last night in a game where if he's still part of the squad especially if you've only got one centre forward you need to have another one it's back up, don't get me wrong I think I'd rather see Tom Cannon on the bench, that's what I think I think it's better for everyone I think everybody kind of knows that Salomon Rondon has been told he can probably leave the club and it's from there isn't it obviously you've got Tom Cannon but there you go, but that's the point though isn't it you've made a decision on him and you're not playing him and you've basically got rid of him so out of the squad it's so funny isn't it because obviously we don't know we can't fully tell you the pity about who was fit and who isn't fit who was carrying knocks who wasn't alls weekend there was a guess really in goal he could have maybe done that he should have done that by all Michael Keynes being told he can move on in January so then yeah I suppose that does then ask the question is why wasn't Rich Wells used instead but this isn't it it was just a crap night and it just for me piled on more pressure of everything that's going on so let's have a little look at the stats from the game two shots on target again just rubbish but two big chances they had 12 shots seven on target four big chances 58% possession there you go we won the start but again two shots on target it's just a bismal it's a bismal and it shows the bigger problems that the team are facing which actually do whether it's that 11 or that different 11 it won't be a different level but 11 that start on target that's the problem right there isn't it you just get a game and keep banging on about it but just get shots get crosses in put the ball into the area where you have to actually score a goal the point of playing football is to score goals and win games that's the whole point of it so why we're cutting down our opportunities is beyond me and I know but if you have 30 shots in a game there's far more likely that you're going to score than if you have three or four you're never 30 excessive but the amount of times you have it you can get a bit of space around a penalty area and we stop and turn and pass it back it's beyond me we had James Garner at the shot where he's left full last night and he keeps that to tip it over great shots from nothing on day and night is set pieces how to attack the ball what area to put the ball in a little bit of clever movement not just all line up and I'll just pull the ball the sustained pressure isn't it we had a few shots the crowd start getting edgy we've seen it on Saturday keep it starting to panic a little bit or there's a bit of flappiness and crowd get tain that's going to happen you get confidence as well do that again because he doesn't look that comfortable on that side or that side whatever or you put a corner to that and he flapps at it less the city keep it did on Saturday but then you stop games to be taken out of games of football by doing something go do that again go at that left back again you've got it we've all played games of football see where you've gone up against someone and gone I've got this fella I've got this fella every time I'm going to take this fella this is our way in lads but if you don't do it in the first place you won't have to keep it or we should build it keep doing that we don't cause edginess in defences because we don't run at them we don't get crosses in we don't harried them and put them under pressure we do every not always because we had the last being carried to them we have done well this season we've done consistency with it we've done press consistently so therefore teams can play through us but then other games when we do we look good palace we look really, really good it looked like it was the culmination of everything that he's trying to do here but then you know I'm full of him in the first half we could have maybe got a couple of goals in that one we had opportunities and then we got to the second half and stopped doing all the things we've been doing which were decent and then since then we've not been able to put in anything so Saturday you know it's an opportunity that's the good thing, it's an opportunity to go back there at the weekend even though it's not a very we've not won there have we we won in the FA Cup didn't we the first game we played we won in the FA Cup and then we haven't won since so it's an opportunity to go there Saturday they're not a very good trade and neither are we so therefore it's a level game and we've got to go there and defend properly so that weekend actually scored a goal there you go, let's stop talking there you go, thank you for watching if you're still watching probably not because it's just amazing we're doing this live we're on toffeeTVPermi and we will continue with the comments and the questions over there, if you want to join us on toffeeTVPermi the link is in the description and it'll be on the screen in a minute thanks for watching, see you later


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do vaccines cause autism? I want to say before continuing with this video that although I do not support the ideas of vaccinations causing autism I do support non-biased and reputable sources of information and studies. So some of you may be contemplating the ideas of vaccinations causing autism, maybe in a friend, maybe just as a general kind of in-depth research for yourself or maybe because your child has recently been diagnosed with autism. I find that anti-vaccinations because of autism is a very very offensive topic and it's very much backed up by a lot of the autistic community. In this video I will be talking about why I personally find anti-vaxxers motives very offensive and also within the autistic community being very offensive. Helping to get this information out and taken seriously I believe is a very positive step in order to raise the amount of acceptance and understanding of people with autism in the general media and in the general community. So what makes an anti-vaxxer? Parents who are selfish, angry, victimised and do not have a strong background in science may decide to look up different people's opinions, different controversial papers against anti-vaccinations in order to find a way of understanding what happened with my child and why is my child so utterly disabled by this horrible autism? As well as propagating the very biased and unstructured data that studies into anti-vaccinations present it also promotes a very negative mindset towards a child and which can have serious psychological and confidence issues on the child when they grow up. These anti-vaxxers also serve to propagate the idea that we as autistic people are disabled or it is a disease. When in fact if you taught someone who has autism and someone who's understood what it is to be autistic you will understand what it is about and how it isn't a disease. It isn't a negative thing but something to promote diversity in a community. There is a very known well-known psychological phenomenon where a person who has an opinion, so let's say the opinion is this vaccination has caused my son's autism. This autumn is a bad thing and I feel very upset that it's affecting my child. So they will try and find some information on the subject which is completely natural but there are a few select people who are very unbudging on their opinion. So they'll look for information. They come across a few studies of fluid, oh that's a little study, can't read that's too long. They find one, pick it up. Oh this shows that this certain molecule in anti-vaccination fluid has been associated with autism. When in fact these studies are very biased they are supported by companies with a very bad moral compass that don't support the autistic community at all.  And they'll flip through some more and they'll find loads of them which are very reputable and good studies from good places that are very unbiased and they'll ignore all of those even though they will have very strong evidence to show that vaccinations don't cause autism and they they don't you know propagate autism in a child even through birth. The best analogy that I could think of is if you were going to a river to find white rocks so you had the assumption that all the rocks in the river were white so you went through, you picked up a few, you picked one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten of really big brown stones and you just took them to the side.  Don't worry about all the the other evidence that is very positive and shows that vaccinations that aren't correlated with autism.    It's oh no my child isn't exactly the same as me and does not work in the same way as me therefore I'm going to be very angry about it and I think it's a really bad thing because looking in the history we definitely don't have a history of you know racial discrimination and stuff like that and sex discrimination and sexuality discrimination obviously that's completely different from a person's unique brain structure obviously and yes I am being sarcastic I'm not pinning these anti-vaxxing things on a single person or on the parents in particular but what I am pinning on mostly is companies and organizations and who do you think runs these companies and organizations usually well when I've looked and I've looked at the owners of corporations they've usually been parents of someone who has an autistic child or or a lot older and they have a science background where when they were learning autism was considered to be a disability and something to be frowned upon and removed and these organizations spit out a lot of propaganda and a lot of negative ways of viewing autism in a very I know what I'm doing light and this is the answer and we need to cure this and we need to be bring awareness to it because we need to cure this horrible disease I mean just look at things like autism speaks you don't need to go very far to learn about which communities own organizations are unethical and they don't include anybody from the autistic community so we know that being an anti-vaxxer whether there's evidence for it or not there is a lot of evidence against it and viewing autism as a disease is showing a lot of hate for your child and it will psychologically affect them on a very deep level if you continue to treat them like there are disease but also I recognize some of the companies and organizations that have been involved in propagating this and this is really the reason why I make this video because I want to address that these people they don't even know they speak like their word is fully backed up and fully supported by evidence and they have no question about whether it's true or not they may know nothing about what they're talking about and they may just further be trying to propagate their idea their opinion of autism being bad and vaccinations causing autism putting those white pebble in the bag ignoring all the brown pebbles and propagating that into further parents future parents and really building up that kind of cyclical hate for autism that we really need to remove from the community in order for society to be more accepting of as bees of autistic people and generally improve our mental health and people's understanding of us we know that humans naturally tend to avoid negative emotions and dealing with things head on and in this case with autism the emotion is anger and the emotion is victimizing ourselves as a parent in order to get some support from people and let people know that we're angry because our child's like this and we're embarrassed that our child has autism because maybe or that they have a little bit of a tick during class and one of the other parents who are completely non-understanding of it go oh your kids are a bit weird and you can just say oh it's just because he's got this autistic disease or something it's not because of that's who he is because he's diseased and they just want to save their own ego if parents were only to accept that their child is different and that their child is unique in different ways in positive ways it may have a lot better impact on the child when they're growing up they work feel self-conscious about the way that they're built they'll feel better about doing things they'll have more acceptance towards other people have better positive outlooks and motivation towards things rather than you know someone in the class saying oh you're a bit weird you like this and they're just saying my mom said I have autism and I have a disease and that's just why I'm doing it trying to victimize themselves because that's what you're saying you're telling them they're wrong and they're built wrong and they're gonna lean on that a lot and that's gonna be quite a inbuilt you know belief about themselves which is very negative unhealthy values severely reduced self-confidence anxiety depression those are just some of the things that could be caused by this very negative outlook towards your child and it really needs to be stopped I usually don't fuel my videos with a lot of emotion it's usually very structured but it's something that really resonates with me quite deeply and when I see things like this anti-vaccine vaccinations on you know autism friendly groups and stuff it really grounds grounds my gears and it's the kind of negativity that we don't want in our community for those of you who have been reading into the science of it and maybe not fueled so much bad anger and you just interested in it talking about the science I have a big scientific background I've done a lot of anatomy work a lot of brains I've been to a very reputable university researching doing my own research into good papers that have a good standing within the scientific community and some of the things that are suggested by anti-vaxxers and anti-vaccination propaganda and studies and stuff are very contrasting with what I've learned and from good sources in reputable you know study of the brain and stuff one of the reasons is when people think that their child can develop autism at a certain age so they are not autistic and they get a vaccine vaccine and the chemical comes in and it turns them autistic now if there was ever going to be a drug that turned people autistic it would not affect someone physically as soon as they got it it would affect their children so the way that their children's made up because autism is developmental it's there's a physical difference in the connectivity between the brain if the actual anatomy if you were to cut someone's skull open if you were to do and like an MRI if you'd look at the image their brain it would be different it would work differently and the perceptions that we get would be worth differently because there are tons of neurons going from the brain all to different peripheries and stuff and they're very different in people of autism they can be more sensitive and suggesting that a molecule as a small molecule even strongest molecule like I don't know if you're taking cocaine on a regular basis and you have Marano and LSD and all of that very strong compounds that cause changes in the brain you would not be able to change someone's physical anatomy that much and by saying this I'm not saying that things like antidepressants and different diseases don't cause changes in the brain and the interactions between certain parts of the brain it's just that it won't wouldn't be able to replicate the differences between autistic people and neurotypical people so let's humor and say that this drug can cause autism from the standpoint that myself and a lot of the positive people in the autistic community and most of the autistic community in general and people in general who have you know talked to about it they don't think autism is a bad thing and don't think it's a disease however what is a disease is measles, mumps, rubella, MMR, MMR vaccines they are one of the one of them I think it was measles or rubella or something one of those three have such a high degree of infectious levels that 95% of population needs to be immunized in order for them not to be at outbreak because it's so infectious and these diseases kill people and they cause deformity in people injuries that last forever so looking at autism and it's not a bad thing why would you want to get rid of this needed protective immunity to really harmful diseases that may you know last for entire life like hepatitis or something just because you don't want to have a different brain structure to you and you're scared of how their brain works so what you don't understand and you don't want to be tolerant of it this is not a bad thing so why would you want to do that it doesn't it baffles me really if you were to say here you go Tom here's a non-autistic child and hey we've got a vaccination here you know there's there's been a lot of outbreaks of mumps and rubella because people haven't been vaccinating everyone's neurotypical they're not autistic but you know everyone's just been vaccinated and not been vaccinated and a dime of mumps and rubella and all those infectious diseases and they're getting severely disabled and you said oh there's a vaccine here it turns them autistic but you know it stops them from being killed would you be stupid to not take that up and not save their life because you don't want them to be autistic so what I encourage you to do if you're still thinking of how your child is being affected or diseased by autism just try these few things try accepting their autism try being positive about the things that autism have given them their intelligence their unique perspective their creativity their imagination their ways of coping with things that you know people usually push to the side and their intense ability to work on themselves and to be a good member of society there are loads of loads of positive reasons a person with autism may have loads of reasons loads of good things that the person may have and the only thing you have to do is change your mindset you don't have to justify it it's not going to help you're not going to be able to change anything if you if you don't have a science background if you don't have anything like that the only thing you're going to do is spark more hatred and less acceptance and more negative mindsets on issues that are very you know important for people in the autistic community you're making us feel bad you're making the world less tolerant and that's something that we really need to kind of get rid of we really need to educate people being positive accepting that's what we need so in conclusion from this very long video that's needed i won't be making these really long videos again for a long time unless i find something that's important enough to talk about but there are a few things you know we need to conclude on one stay away from research papers let the scientists let the reputable scientists do the work if they feel like a vaccination is causing autism they will change it they don't want to turn everybody autistic even though that wouldn't be a bad thing number two get rid of that mindset of autism is a disease autism is bad and stop trying to victimize yourself as a parent or as a person because you can't handle the social implications of your child having autism and three take time to talk to people who are autistic who are vassbergous who are older who are successful there are many people who are successful with autism or vassbergous and it's not a case of it being a negative thing if someone brings a child up in a negative mindset they're not going to achieve things but if you give them a positive mindset and you accept them they will grow and they will flourish and they will become beautiful human beings


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Hello everybody, good afternoon. So I first thank Xenobun team to give me an opportunity. And as you, my name is Mohit and I work as a senior software engineer for accessibility at AODLE, in Westnet AODLE. I, my main area for a flash tag here is to spread a bit awareness on accessibility and how it is important for front-end engineers, all of us here. So as you all can make out, I'm a person with blindness. So how do I work on computer? So I use a screen reader which reads out the screen and which tells me, like, what is there on the screen? And it reads out my input and output. It predominantly interacts with the front-end UI part. So how, if you want to know deep about that, you can talk to me offline or you can see some of the videos how a person with vision impairment or person with any disability uses computer. The main thing is if the application UI is not built keeping accessibility in mind, it will be a breaker make situation. Like, for example, to give an example, this is not a hypothetical example. It is an actual experience. Like, you build a food delivery application, but you haven't considered the accessibility. So what it is telling is, OK, you are a person with blindness, I will not deliver food to you. That's how it will be. Like, that important. And it's like, you can ask, is it business viable to make and all those things? Yes, there is data, there is so much of research, and there is so much of market. And in my personal experience, like, even most of the time when I have to shop online, I have to choose not only between the product and what do I say, price and all the things. The primary thing I have to consider is whether this particular portal is accessible or not. So that is what primarily decides where do I spend money and all the things. So this is about a small overview about how accessibility is important and what is the importance of it. And as we are here, front-end engineers, just to give one pro tip. So mostly, most of the browsers and assistive technologies built around keeping the HTML in mind. So in an ideal world, we want, like, please use the proper semantic HTML. But we know when we are building the application in a real world, that is not the scenario. For various reasons, we'll go for a custom component. We want to build a custom button or custom checkbox, custom radio button. The one main pro tip what I can give you all is, like, you consider what is the HTML element you are trying to replace. Just do a research. What is the functionality that HTML element provides? For example, you hit an enter, what happens? Hit a space for what happens? When you click, what happens? So try to build all those things into your custom elements. Then you have something called area accessible rich internet applications that will allow you to substitute all the mock up or whatever the semantic information you can provide to the assistive technologies, which will keep your visuals intact, however you have done through your CSS. So please feel free to talk to me. I will be around. And tomorrow, I think post T-break, Rakesh is presenting in depth on accessibility and all those things. So I request you all to consider accessibility and try to integrate in all your applications. Thank you.


Hey guys, greetings from my little desert hideaway here in Arizona. I wanted to jump on Insta to just talk a bit about creativity. I was in New York on the weekend and I was asked several questions about the challenges and complexities of working with and building creative teams and leading creative people. And here's a few things I want to just say that might be helpful to you guys today that are either in a creative team or you're leading a creative team. I think first of all, because creative people struggle sometimes, as we all do, creative people can have a very sensitive ego and be very sensitive emotionally and to criticism and feedback. Then I think sometimes you have to, as a leader of creatives, wear three hats.  I think we're all those things to creative people. I think sometimes the drill sergeant's job is to keep us all on task because we can get so involved in the creative side of it. We don't actually produce anything, so sometimes you're the drill sergeant, keeping it all moving. Sometimes you're the fan club president, making sure you cheer them on and celebrate small wins and celebrate creative contribution. And sometimes you're the therapist sitting with creative people listening to their struggles, their disappointments, their non-belief in themselves. They're feeling non-appreciated. So sometimes you're the therapist as well. If you can master those three roles as a leader of creative people, drill sergeant, fan club president and therapist, then you will be a God-centered creative people if you can swap hats between those three roles that often leading developing creatives requires from us. I think secondly, tranquility breeds creativity is what I've discovered in life. Often it is your tranquility that has been attacked in order to block your creativity. So sometimes we feel our creativity has been attacked but it is your peace, your calm, your stillness that is under threat because creativity is a byproduct of that. So if you stop being tranquil, if you lose tranquility, if you lose that inner sense of calm and stillness from which great creativity flows, then we lose a creative outcome because we didn't realize how important tranquility was to that process. So tranquility breeds creativity. So stick around things, people, situations, environments that make you tranquil. Stay around people, environments, mindsets, atmospheres, climates that foster in you inner calm and tranquility and stillness because that will be the best version of you with regard to creativity. So tranquility breeds creativity is what I've discovered in life. Thirdly, I want to say creativity is the opposite of helplessness. You would think power will be the opposite of helplessness but I think creativity is because creativity is the self-empowerment to create an off-rump and exit from a sense of stuckness and helplessness even perhaps depression in life. So I think creativity is a superpower. Creativity is the ability to create yourself out of, away from, a sense of internal stuckness. So creativity to me becomes the opposite and the antidote of a sense of helplessness. If you're listening to this and feel you're in a season of stuckness or helplessness in your life, rather than wait for it to pass or rather than hope that somebody will come and give you a sense of empowerment or believe in you or elevate you out of your helplessness then begin to be creative instead. Creativity is the off-rump from helplessness in so many ways we have not figured out yet as human beings.  I think all humans are born creative. I think the problem is that the day you were born is the last day of freedom you'll ever have because from the day you're born people get creative on you turning you into their idea of who they think you should be and I think creativity is lost from our soul because our soul is dismantled from birth onwards as people conform as away from guide as away from put layers of compliance on as away from our creative beginnings and so life becomes less and less creative as we age because we are so busy trying to fit in with the group behave ourselves, not take risks, not stand out all of which creativity asks us to do so you are creative. The question is not the question is not how creative are you the question is how are you creative and finally I want to say that I believe creativity is our true connection to divinity I've been around creative people in my life all my life been around in a creative environment sitting around a table in a room with creative people where we're creating something new it is an unusual unique sense of the presence of God I feel and the presence of divinity when we are in a creative flow together I think we are never better versions of us than when we are creative there's something about being creative that is very much awakening in us the divine spark in all humans God gave us from the beginning of time to be creative, to rule over, to subdue to replenish, to be fruitful in the earth was the original mandate to mankind I think when we are creative we are never more so in touch with our divine roots and beginnings and mandates than when we are creative so there you go a few things on being a creative person or leading creative people be the drill sergeant, feintal president, therapist remember tranquility breeds creativity remember creativity I think is the opposite of helplessness so it's a superpower remember everyone's creative and remember creativity is our greatest connection to divinity hope that's interesting and helpful to you guys today hey drop in a comment about any questions you want me to jump on and speak to you about an answer like this on Instagram be happy to do it from time to time well I love you guys much love to you all today from my desert retreat in Arizona


Alrighty! So I thought I would just drop some really quick news. If you haven't heard on our social media account, we will be hosting a meetup at Canada's Wonderland. It is an unofficial meetup, but we'll be at Canada's Wonderland's front gates at 4pm. So if you want to be in an amusement insiders video on Yukon Stryker, meet us at the front gates at 4pm. And we'll be filming some really cool stuff before and after videos. So hopefully if you want to be a part of that, meet us at front gate at 4pm again. And if you want to ride Yukon Stryker, we will not be using our Fastlane Plus. And we'll be waiting in the queue line with anyone who wants to wait in the queue line with us. So if you want to ride Yukon Stryker with us, Season Pass Holders Day is the day. So again, 4pm. Canada's Wonderland front gates an hour and a half before they open up for Season Pass Holder Preview Night. And I heard that you might be able to get your stuff processed at that time as well and get it all over and done with before the massive line builds up for Yukon Stryker. Anyways, again, 4pm at front gate, Canada's Wonderland Season Pass Holders Night, which is April 26. Awesome. Hope to see you there. Thanks for watching. Don't forget to hit that like button, subscribe if you haven't, and share this video for others to enjoy. Alright guys, have a good one. Bye.


What is going on guys welcome back to the channel and I appreciate you being here today I bring you the location of four hidden scannable items Which rewards you extra faction rally tokens now some know of these but many many don't hence the video We can get a total of 60 faction tokens across all three characters Which to be honest takes about five minutes each tops Definitely worth your time if you're on that faction token grind But hey guys before we get into that for a chance of winning my monthly controller giveaway drop a like on this video and leave a comment Down below more details at the end of the video Okay So let's get into it the first scannable of today's video is located in the EDZ Gulch lust sector So spawn into the Gulch and follow the path I take into this lust sector ignore all the enemies and just run Through until you see this ledge jump up onto it and your scannable will be right there simple people This specimen the second scannable is untitled within the archaeology So head to the path where you start the Sabbath and song strike Keep going until you get to the room where the first shrieker is waiting That's in the strike by the way turn back on yourself just before where you would see the shrieker And it's up on the ledge just as you enter the initial room The first scannable is located in the glades of echo lust sector on neccess Here you want to spawn into the cistern landing zone and head right to the glades of echoes Follow the path I take this scannable is located right near the lust sector barcash chest So be careful Cannibal is located within the excavation site to an IO So here you want to spawn into the giant scar landing zone and follow the path I take really simple to get this one And guys those are the four scannables this faction rallies doing these across all three characters will give you 60 tokens So that's three packages not bad for about 10 to 15 minutes work But you could use a couple of these spots when your renown is high and the lust sector at the same time and in more See faction token tally, but yeah guys just a quick video on these scannable items for those who need them If you enjoyed the video and it helped you out leaving a like really helps me as if you're new around here And enjoy daily destiny videos be sure to subscribe and people to enter my monthly controller giveaway Hit that like button on this video drop a comment down below and make sure you are subbed to the channel Also, follow the gleam link linked at the top of the video description fast input and legit Good luck everybody and that not guys. I am out and I hopefully will see you guys again


Alrighty, so everyone has gotten the good news about the announcement today at Canada's Wonderland. I'm really happy that my prediction ended up being right. I always get really sad now or upset or just frustrated when I think something or I say something and it doesn't end up happening because I'm really trying this year to present only well-thought-out predictions or just like presenting only things that are actually going to happen. So I am working on that which is why there's a specific new 2022 construction project. I'm gonna use the words construction project now that I can't talk about yet because I want to make sure that it is actually construction so I have to wait for the park to open because the drone obviously can only see so far so I can only make speculation on some things but I have some really good news. Anyways, we'll talk about that when Wonderland actually opens and I run to the construction site to film it. Nonetheless, a lot of questions are coming in and I'm gonna go over everything new or everything you should know about Canada's Wonderland opening on July 7th for non-season past holders and July 5th for season past holders. Winterfest and Halloween haunt are gonna be happening. If you go over to the events page on Canada's Wonderland website they will be announcing their operation calendars for Winterfest and Halloween haunt soon so it does confirm they will be happening and by then if we're not back to normal we're gonna be rioting. No I'm kidding but by then we should be heading back to normal life maybe not even wearing masks okay other than like our snow gear for Winterfest but Canada's Wonderland's reopening protocols. When Canada's Wonderland reopens we want you to have an amazing day and feel safe when visiting blah blah blah I'm not gonna read that. So reservation is required all guests must make a reservation in advance before coming to the park. You will require a mobile app which comes with the last thing use of location services so Wonderland's gonna be using their mobile app and their location services to track guests in the park and security is gonna go to like very high areas where there's like a lot of like grouping I'm assuming and they're gonna like disperse the crowds and help with social distancing. Face coverings are required on all rides and outdoors and all that I'm sure they'll have no mask areas where you can just go rest quickly. Splashworks does not require a mask you don't need to wear a mask in splash works is my understanding I could be a little wrong about that so please take that with a grain of salt but you will obviously will not require face masks on water sides or in the water attractions. I don't think Wonderland wants to be a part of any waterboarding today. Health screenings so health screenings and temperature checks will be required for all guests and associates and hand sanitization stations have been added throughout the park. Before you leave home tickets and reservations for Canada's Wonderland and splash works will be available starting June 17th at 9 a.m. again as discussed in a previous video you will need a separate reservation for both Canada's Wonderland and splash works so make sure to reserve for both and you can reserve up to two days together so at a time you can reserve so let's say I wanted to go June 5th and 6th or 6th and 7th whatever it is 5th and 6th I can reserve for 5th and 6th but I cannot reserve for the 8th until I've gone and shown up for my June 5th so then that alleviates that and I'm only registered for June 6th so then I can go in and reserve for June 8th so you can only have two reservations at a time but other good news is you can reserve up to 14 people under one reservation so that's super awesome you can only buy tickets or season passes online do not show up to the park to buy tickets or season passes they will not be able to do it there do everything online and please know that everything is cashless and everything is done mobile wise or credit card debit card or mobile app so please just remember that and be prepared beforehand please have your picture on your mobile app season pass ready to go and you can do everything on your mobile app or on Canada's Wonderland's website before you go to the park so just make sure you do that make sure you are reading everything that Canada's Wonderland has on their website and their little prep before there's gonna be little things that we're all gonna screw up here and there or not know maybe so just make sure we're reading all the fine details before we show up to the park we don't want to make their life any more stressful because they have a lot they have to do the employees at Canada's Wonderland so let's make sure we're doing our end of the thing to understand what we need to do if you have any questions comment them down below and I'll try and get answers so when you arrive at Canada's Wonderland parking toll booth we will ask for proof of parking payment if you do not have a parking voucher you may pay with a cashless payment method such as credit card Apple pay or Google pay as soon as you exit your vehicle go ahead and put your face covering and keep it on while at the park a face covering is always required except while dining seated or when experiencing a water attraction or in splash works face covering should completely cover the nose and mouth and not have exhalation valves or vents which allows a virus particles to escape as you approach the front gate you will be asked to confirm that no one in your party has been exposed or experienced any symptoms of COVID-19 in the past 14 days temperature checks will be conducted at the gate if anyone in your party has a temperature of 38 degrees Celsius 100 and 100.4 degrees Fahrenheit or higher you will be directed to leave the park at the gate Canada's Wonderland we'll check your bags and at our touchless turnstiles scan your season pass or single-day tickets inside and mobile app will let you begin to have fun when you're in the park wash your hands frequently avoid touching your face where your face covering at all times face coverings are always required unless you're in splash works or on a water attractions maintained two meters physical distance this is basically all your stuff I'm just trying to basically go over things that we may not know obviously some attractions areas and all that will be closed I'll let you guys see that when the park opens I think it's pretty obvious which attractions are not going to be open and obviously just balancing out kids and thrill closing some kids areas and you know having like go carts and extreme skyfire not open some tables have been removed for dining to make room indoor dining is not permitted at this time distancing is marked on the floor with lines they have directional stickers on pathways as well shops merchandise and games so I'm just trying to see if it says anything about the arcades so I'm gonna go over some frequently asked questions because this is pretty important in the past could I show up so this one just says you cannot show up to the park to buy season pass or tickets all guests will need to make a reservation prior to visiting Canada's Wonderland or splash works will each person in my party need a reservation yes you'll need a reservation number attached to tickets again you can do 14 tickets under a reservation number you can start making reservations June 17th at 9 a.m. any of you at theme park enthusiasts already know that though there is no wait list if a day is fully booked so if someone does cancel you just got to keep your eye on it if the day you want to go is fully booked and just scoop up that day the minute becomes available right now they just said if guidelines change more reservations will become available per day but right now it's a set amount so they're just saying you can do your season pass processing online to make it a lot easier there's no extra charge for season pass reservations to do I'm just trying to see if there's any important questions a lot of this again you guys can go on Canada's Wonderland's website and read this yourself you are required to buy parking online or again you can use a credit card or Apple Pay and all that do I need to complete a health assessment questionnaire for each person my family get you do not need to complete a health assessment questionnaire prior to arriving to the park instead as you approach the front gate you'll be asked to confirm that no one in your party blah blah blah all guests will need to make a reservation part of his in special if you arrive at the park without a reservation okay so again these are all very straightforward I'm trying to think if there's anything that I can add or give advice again the most important thing is buy your tickets and season passes right now so get it all done get your picture taken make sure your pass is actually registered and not just a voucher and when those reservation systems open up on July 7th not July that's when they open on June 17th when the system opens at 9 a.m. you're all ready to go because what's gonna happen as we saw with the Toronto Zoo there's a lot of Ontarians and Canadians that are bored out of their mind and it's gonna be a rush for reservations so again it's just you're gonna want to be prepared have everything done do not be that last-minute person get those season passes purchased right now there was already a queue of like 2,000 people earlier today just to buy a season pass that's how many people were buying it there was a queue on top of the people actually in the system buying so it's gonna be it's gonna be a nightmare and again everyone please just be respectful of all park employees this is really difficult on them so if something isn't working properly again this is a learning experience they have no experience or pre-planning other than what's happened so Wonderlands may be a little more streamlined because other American parks opened up before us and under the same chain they've been able to learn from mistakes so we are a little lucky with that but just please like if there's any like hiccups or anything doesn't go perfectly do not take it out on any park employee or the park again we are just lucky to have made it through this and we're now on the other end and we get to go somewhat have some sort of taste of normal I guess like the other thing is I a lot of people don't know this Canada's Wonderlands also a smoke-free park now so you can't vape or smoke anywhere in the park there's no designated smoking areas so just be prepared for that as well you will have to leave the park to go vape or smoke and if security catches you obviously there's consequences but I guess I should throw that in there I know there's more it's so funny like I'm so lazy when it comes to like pre-planning because if I write myself a script I sound so scripted and I hate myself and I don't like the video and then if I don't write a script I always like upload this video and I'm like oh my god I missed this it's just exciting okay if you have questions please comment down below and I will try and answer all your questions I will actively over the next two days keep an eye on this comment section of this video and answer any questions so if I did miss something in this video ask it down below and I promise I will try and answer it again how we haunt winter fast happening don't panic the fall schedule so right now the schedule ends in September 6 but the same thing happened at Cedar Point and later dates were added so the season most likely won't end September 6 fall dates will be added as they go along the park is closing at 8 p.m. right now on operating days but then it transitions to 10 p.m. which is actually where we're pretty lucky as a park for that and yeah no staffing issues that I can even like tell of yet compared to the American parks if I'm taking my own experience as a store manager coming out of COVID there might be like staffing issues with leadership but outside of that I can't see them struggling to hire people to get into that park right now everyone's looking for a job and yeah it's just super exciting is there going to be entertainment according to the website there is they're gonna release their entertainment line I don't know what that's gonna consist of we're seeing patio singers are allowed in Toronto so I would assume Wonderland would be allowed some of their entertainment like the skydive not the skydivers them high divers off the mountain and walk around characters so I think like it's gonna look fairly normal outside of face masks obviously like that doesn't look normal and then obviously the I'm gonna guess I have no idea what their capacity restrictions are indoor it's 15% so I'm gonna guess anywhere from 30 to 50% is their attendance cap it could be 15 to 30% I'm gonna put it 30 to 50% but yeah that's my prediction be prepared be prepared be prepared thanks so much for supporting the channel and watching this video have a good one guys bye