What's good Josh your boy Ross back again with another video. So we're going to check out 10 fake things and wrestling No one complains about there are some interesting things that happen in wrestling And sometimes you got to ask yourself like Huh, how how does that happen? I know dub Definitely hates this one And I'm not a big fan of it as well When all the a whole bunch of wrestlers gather outside the ring and then a person just jumps And dives onto the wrestlers, but everybody falls. It's like the force of him Diving hitting somebody makes everyone falls. It's just like what's going on here? Well, why why How how does that happen? So I wonder if that's gonna be in this video But this is gonna be a good one appreciate all love and support road to 70k and let's get right into this bad boy Mitter on the wall. Who is the fakest of them all? Well, it sure as hell ain't me I'm none the most trustworthy guy around here and it definitely ain't shame at man Who's made an entire career of slinging genuine bona fide potatoes around the place? What about orange cassidy's apathetic shin kicks you're exposing to business? What about Kenny omega versus a nine-year-old girl? Don't you make a mockery of my noble sport sir? And what about country bushy versus a bow-up doll? Oh, yeah, I I did see that that's that's one is like, okay. All right.  So I'm gonna well, it's more that I'm gonna list them for funsies I'm lorry hailing from parts fun known. I know I'm not adam And these are the 10 fakest things in wrestling that no one complains about Hey before we get on with the thing though, do a subscribe if you like wrestling lists and other fun wrestling content I even made a video about the history of wrestling and how it turned from a legit competition to kayfabe fakery So check that one out number 10 Let's play catch wrestling loves a big dive fans I just said it. I just said it. I think they they may be talking about this I just said it dive like rubicon mango. It's a cheap pop worth having why well one It's always fun to watch a wrestler go We as they fly through the air and be it looks dangerous having a whole grown ass person land on you from eight feet up Looks like it would really hurt For real what is not for real and actual is the way that the wrestlers on the floor the dive ease Just wait for the dive ur to climb the turnbuckle psych themselves up and then leap into the unknown It's all stumbling about throwing soft punches while they wait to be jumped on Just just just flee you fools Of course the alternative to this is just letting the wrestler do in the jump in splat on the floor And judging by that bump that nash kata took on nxt 2.0 catching them is a much better option Number nine the 619 don't get me wrong. Ray mysterio or yoshirai swinging both their hind legs into your face At speed is gonna leave a mark. There is nothing to obviously fake there But why is it that their opponents always managed to fall so perfectly plumb across the this is true This is true. I love I love that move, but this is true the middle rope nobody ever falls on the middle rope It's the ugly stepchild of the ropes bottom rope is good for breaking holds top rope for jumping off of and it's crucial To a royal rumble middle rope good for catching your balls on on the way into the ring I don't know. I'm not a rope scientist So how is it that ray ray has managed to create an entire arsenal of moves that land people precisely on the middle rope I mean It's always a great moment and the same could be said for most moves to set people up for a top rope finisher Like fin baller shotgun dropkick, but it's flown under the fake radar for far too long So i'm calling it at number eight wait for my music Everyone deserves a friend that is going to watch their back through thick and thin a true ride or die Oli has luke pete has tempest and me and adam We're just colleagues. Thanks Wrestlers need them especially to save them from a beatdown when the darsley heels jump you post match However, a good rescue can't begin without the mood being set You gotta dim the lights scatter the rose petals and play my goddamn entrance music salman greg Why do they always wait for their music to hit before coming out to make the save? I mean picture the scene Hulk hogan is having a bad time in the ring getting beaten up by sid and papa shango and there stands the ultimate warrior behind the curtain Raring to go ready to save his old rival shouting about lightning bolts He's the color of old leather, but he just can't go out without his music greg make sense If i'm about to say my friend i'm not gonna come out there in the music But I get why they do it to you know get the crowd hyped up and stuff like oh Shit someone's coming in to save it egg think of all of the beatings that could have been prevented over the years If wrestlers didn't need announcing before they made a save do better gregory i do better Number seven the tree of woe what's the worst kind of tree?  I've always been like uh, they can just easily just unhook their legs and then They'll they'll just fall but Okay, I've always noticed that that's always look kind of weird to me Now to tangled up in the ropes where the ropes have you tangled up? It's kind of hard to get out of that by yourself You could make that believable but that is just like you're just hanging upside down It's a little bit of a disbelief breaking sin But what's worse is when the person in the tree of woe has to hold themselves up In order to receive a move just sort of waiting to be hit Alberto del rio foot stomp. I'm looking at you like like why what's the reason you'd hoist yourself up because you Because you can't see what you're doing over there clam in the turnbuckle master del rio. Oh, no He's stumped on me Andradi and pac managed to make this make a little bit more sense as enolo pulled the bastard up for the move During their rampage match, but it is still a very contrived setup number six Where's that heel going wwe sure loves their count out finishes Don't know it is an annoying way to avoid giving a proper finish because who wants to be satisfied with the product that they're watching But it makes a sort of sense when the heel decides that they're done wrestling and gets intentionally counted out in order to Retain some sort of title or what have you but what is a real bad?   Oh, I don't know. Have you have you tried Trying number five the slow crawl to the hot tag. Ah, well now dub definitely doesn't like this I get why they do this is to build tension and stuff. I understand but dub if you've seen Some of you know our wrestling reaction. He hates this This is a bit of fun The build to a hot tag is as old as tank team wrestling itself It is true drama or mellow drama You cut the baby face off you grind them down and you make them work for that tag You do it right and the fans should be coming unglued by the time they finally reach their partner, but man Oh, man Is it silly to see the baby face crawling across the ring like a cat who's just come back from the vets Show a clip of that Vinny show a clip of the cats people love cats because also then when they've made the tag They miraculously pop back up on the apron and then they'll be running wild in a couple of seconds When they're tagged back in a minute later these folks so you on the idea that they are on the verge of death One hp left no stowner Whole body flashing red until they can make that tag and then suddenly boom chiraga back in you go Number four climbing the ladder picture this there's a title hanging 12 feet above the ring But you don't need to worry. That's a completely solvable problem as there's a handy dandy ladder at ringside All you got to do is climb it. Sure. You might be a bit banged up You might be a little tired, but surely you can climb that ladder Oh, no, where did all the bones in my body go from watching the way that wrestlers attempt to jelly limb their way up a ladder Like they were not but a sack of organs He would think that it was difficult But in wrestling dozens of championship aspirations have been dashed by wrestlers just simply not being able It's literally like right there a lot of times it's like all you have to do I think the the what was it the the last women's money in the bank kind of showed that This past year they were literally right there. Anyone could have just easily got it And nicky ash ended up getting it I was just like, huh? this it's literally like You can just read. Oh, okay all right To climb fast enough jeff hardy tries to climb against the undertaker in 2002 Sure, michaels can't climb at no mercy 2008 a wrestler being able to climb 12 feet in less than two minutes is just so unlikely There aren't instances of course like the north american title ladder match from takeover new orleans where all of the competitors Agreed to climb as fast as possible for the whole match Meaning that it was someone else's job to stop them that whole thing takes expert timing Which is why the slow climb persists to this day number three. They just won't go over Think of every great royal rumble or battle royal elimination that you can What comes to mind sure michael's going out in 2010 paul london in 2005 cane in 2001 There are tons to choose from and all of them seem to involve a big larry or a big finisher being hit It seems like a pretty good strategy if you ask me So why do so many wrestlers spend most of the match just hugging each other in the ropes? You can hug a man's leg all you want, but he's not going to go over That's just physics. Sure. You could try hugging him for an uncomfortable long time and hope that he just Leaves of his own accord, but what's to stop someone smarter than you? You know Eliminating you and it's generally just been accepted that this is what the people not involved in the central spots do during a battle royal To to buy their time, but when you look closely at it It's like one of those flash mob things where everyone pretends to be frozen a massive waste of everyone's time number two battling in submissions now This is as dramatic as it gets how many incredible matches have been made that much better because of a long Heated spot of a baby face battling through the pain while trapped in a deadly submission hole Sure Michael's incur angle at wrestlemania 21 see and punk and john sena at money in the bank The list is genuinely endless and this spot is one of the most effective at creating emotion when done right So then why is it on this list you filthy ginger beggar? Well, because if you spent more than two seconds in a proper ankle lock There's a good chance you would never be able to use that foot again for all of your walking and walking related activities submission holds when applied Properly are incredibly dangerous Devastating and will cause serious damage to the poor soul. I'm lucky enough. Yeah when they're applied You usually only have like a few seconds and then you're out of it When when actually applied correctly. I've seen Uh, I it was I don't know the actual fighters I was watching the UFC card when I was out and I saw do Get applied like they put in type like it was like some type of like arm bar situation As soon as he applied it, he broke his arm like he dislocated his uh, I want to say uh his elbow Like it was it was at an awkward angle as soon as he he grabbed He rent or wrenched on it and you could see was it wasn't supposed to bend that way and he instantly tapped I was like, oh my god And wrestling maybe in the holes about the two, you know, say sometimes, you know a few seconds like 30 30 plus seconds Sometimes maybe a minute sometimes it just depends on what story they're trying to tell but honestly not It knows UFC fights. No, they get a whole you don't tap.  Have you ever tried to stop running? It's weird how you just sort of you think about it and you just stop kind of like you're in charge of your own legs Madness matters. I know right But in wrestling, there's this mystical thing called momentum Which you build up enough off by bouncing off the ropes or being irish whipped and suddenly the simple act of stopping running Is impossible like you got the speed booster in super metroid And it's just one of those things that we all accept about sports entertainment Our wrestler is whipped into the ropes and they just they keep running because well, there isn't really a good answer to that Is there what like velocity inertia? Am I using any of that correctly? I don't know. I'm not a leg scientist Almost every wrestling match probably ever has involved somebody running the ropes or being whipped It is one of the main things that we happily overlook to enjoy our wrestling And you know what like all things on this list that is just fine So long as we're all having fun. Isn't it nice to have a nice message at the end of a video? It is So that's the list. Can you think up any other fake bits of? Yeah, that was a guy was a good one, man. I enjoyed that one a lot Let's talk about rest not trying to play that video Wasn't trying to do that at all, but I enjoyed this video man. I definitely enjoyed this one For me, it would probably have to be the ladder the ladder spot That always kind of takes me out of it when they're right at the ladder They can easily grab it But they don't because I have to wait on somebody else It always takes me out of the match that one will probably be the one for me personally on this video that I have to say Takes the top spot, but comment down below. Let me know what segment clip from this video Always make you just be like, yo, come on now. What are we doing now? You just it makes you cringe when you see it Let let me know comment down below or if you know any other ones that happen in wrestling Let me know but I appreciate all of the support row too santa k appreciate y'all kicking with me See y'all next one. Peace


to three six blackfoot six it just needs to go to we don't have any of the BPAT or anything like that set up right now I'll be at the like a 990 in the bulge so I'm not far but what a tow dude


This session deals with measurement, or measurements. It is one of the several sessions that we have in the unit on basic laboratory math. And so measurement is what it's basically measures of basically counting something, determining how much of something you have or say even what temperature it is. And so that each characteristic, be it weight or volume, will have some unit. And you have familiarity with that. If I asked you to bring me a pound of flour, then you'd have a notion of what that means. Or if I said, oh, let's get a gallon of lemonade, we'd know what that meant. So in terms of the flour, the unit that I used was the pound, right? Or a pound. Whereas with the lemonade, I said we had a gallon. So in fact, those were our units. A unit is a unit is a precisely defined amount of some property. So we have an idea of what the definition of, of what a pound of flour looks like, or what a gallon of lemonade looks like. And a group of units taken together as in pound and gallon and foot or inch or whatnot, those that are units are together, comprise a measurement system. So we're going to say a measurement system is a group. And the measurement system that we're probably most familiar with in our everyday life is what we call the USCS system. Or the United States customary system. And that's actually a pretty good name for it, right? It's our United States. So a number of the measures within the United States customary system, the United States is the only place that would have that same measure, right? And it's customary because it's what across time folks in this country have agreed upon, right, as to what a pound was and what a gallon was, right? What each unit represents. Now one problem in the laboratory with the United States customary system that makes it cumbersome in the laboratory is that it's not systematic, right? And for instance, in measurements we have tablespoons and teaspoons and ounces and cups. And there's no consistent way. And we have two pints in a quart, four quarts in a gallon, even if there's 126 quarts in a barrel, right? So a barrel is a unit in the United States customary system. And we're used to those, we're used to working with them, but in the laboratory this lack of systematic relationship is problematic. So in the lab, right, in the lab, right, we're going to use the metric. And I know for some people if you're born and raised and comfortable with the United States customary system, it's a bit of a process to come to grips with the metric system and use it. But it is basically the language of the lab and you're going to have to embrace it. It's a bit like learning to tie your shoes. If you don't learn to tie your shoes, you can probably still walk around, but you're going to wind up stumbling a good bit. It's also a bit analogous to kind of learning a foreign language. Once you become fluent in it, then you don't worry about translating, right? Once you learn, if you go to France, people are speaking French, you're not going to worry about translating it back into English, or you're going to understand what they're saying, you're going to understand the signs, the menus in the restaurant, that kind of, you know. So once you're fluent in it, and that's what you're, so that's the point. We're going to have to learn the metric system and become fluent in it, if you will. Now initially, you know, to kind of learn relatively what the units are in the metric system, we're going to do some comparison with the U.S. customary system, and we're going to learn to do conversions, and we're going to do some mathematical conversion so that you learn how to do that. There are actually conversion applications for your smartphones that will convert it. But the point is, there's, you know, I won't say zero, but it's almost zero use in the laboratory once you learn the metric system. Everything's operating in the metric system. Your instructions are given in metrics. Your instruments are measuring in metrics. Your balances are weighing in grams. Your water baths are in degree centigrade.  So your instruments are working in metrics. Your instructions are working in metrics. And once your brain works in metrics, then you're set to go. Now, just as the United States customary system had its terminology, or USCS, the metric system falls under a measurement system. The measurement system that the metrics fall under is called SI for System International Units. You can tell I don't normally speak French, but we just call it the SI system. And so for just the international system of units. So we'll put that in English. And within that system, there are units and measurements for a lot of things, length, mass, time, temperature, and electrical current, you know, a number of different things. The units that we're going to be in this session, we're going to be worried about our length, weight, or mass. And volume, right? And we said that, you know, one of the key beauties, if you will, of the SI system or the metric system, is that it's systematic. It works in a systematic way. So you don't have to always start thinking, well, there are two teaspoons in a table spoon, or there are three, and what's a half a teaspoon? That type of thing. There's a basic unit for each of these measures. For the length, the basic unit is going to be the meter, right? For the weight, the basic unit is going to be the gram, and for the volume, the basic unit is going to be the liter. Then once we have that basic unit, then we're going to add either prefixes or suffixes to that basic unit to modify it, to quantify it within different amounts that we want to work with. So let's look at this table that has metric prefixes in everyday use and how the prefix is used with the standard unit to modify it. And let's use, for example, we'll work on volume. So what do we say our standard unit, the liter, right? So liter, sorry about that. So let's say we took this, so working with our table here on the metric prefixes and using the volume here, we said that for volume, the standard unit being the liter, right? So if that's a standard unit, and here the standard unit is here where it says none, there's no prefix or suffix, so it would just be the standard unit. So we had one liter, right? That would be it. Now let's talk about then, let's say one kilo liter. So here we have kilo as our prefix. Prefix for four liter means 1,000. So for one kilo, it is 1,000 liters. If we go to the next one, mega, right? Which is, what, 1 million. So 1 mega liter would be 1 million liters. Or let's put that in a notation or exponential form that would be 10 to the 6 liters. So we've got kilo, mega, gigatera. So you're probably familiar with these terms. If you're doing computers, this is how much storage space my computer has. Or this is how large a disk is. My flash drive has so many gigabytes. And that unit of measurement in the computer storage is bytes. How many terabyte hard drive do I have? The computer technology tends to be working up here in this range of gigatera. In the laboratory, we'll have kilograms and kilo liters. But most of our functions are going to be more down in the lower end of this. So let's look here at this one, milli. And if we put it in front of a liter, right? And here we say it 0.001. So that would be 0.001 liter or 10 to the minus 3 liters. Micro liter, right? Micro would be 10 to the minus 6 liters. So if we're working down, let's work you down. Let's do nano since it's on here. So notice what we've picked here on this table, particularly on what we've done milli, micro, and nano. We've done 3-fold, 3, 10-fold, 1,000-fold is what I'm talking about. 1,000-fold differences. So we have a liter. 1,000 of a liter is a milliliter. 1,000 of a milliliter is a microliter. And 1,000 of a microliter is a nanoliter. Now they all refer back here relative to the basic unit of a liter, right? So we have the 10 to the minus 3, minus 6, minus 9. But the ones that we've selected here are all 1,000-fold less than the previous one. So in terms of... So in these prefixes, I've selected liter, but we could do the same thing with gram as our unit. So we could have a milli-gram, a micro-gram, a nano. And we could do the same thing with the units of measure, meter. Millimeter, micrometer, nanometer. So it's very functional, very systematic. You have your basic unit of measurement, be it gram, liter, or meter. And then you have the appropriate prefix to add to the unit to define your value.


All right, math nerds, let's listen up here. One of the problems with math in documents is accessibility. You can imagine as a screen reader goes across reading text and then suddenly runs into some complex equation, it's going to read it probably fairly literally, which is going to sound like nonsense. So the company called TextHelp is working on that problem on how to create that kind of information that is accessible to the blind and visually impaired. And I'm talking to Rachel Cruzel from TextHelp and she's going to describe the problem to be solved because she has lived how hard it is to create this kind of content. I have, absolutely. So the tool is called EquatIO and what it's doing is it's helping create accessible and digital math and STEM content. Prior to this tool coming out, it's been a challenge in our field to do so, to ensure that the content is accessible for people with disabilities. So what we can do with this tool is typically we'd be trying to create it excessively using a padlet-based tool, which can take time, sort of that hunt and peck method. Instead with EquatIO, it's based on keyboard strokes as well as being able to have word prediction built in to be able to quickly and easily reference and add in equations instead. So I'm going to jump to the last question I asked you when we did our pre-interview, which was this is a web-based tool? Yep. This is a web-based tool, works in Chrome, also is desktop as well, so it can work on the Windows desktop or the Mac desktop and goes into a bunch of different places online and on the web as well. Did you say Linux as well the first time? No Linux. Okay, but it's got, but it's a Chrome extension, so. Correct. All right, so we're going to take a look at this for those who are, are watching. She's going up to a, it's kind of a panel that has come up from the bottom of her screen in Chrome and it says Math and she's going to start typing an equation here. Type us something. I'm going to type in something like the speed of sound. So I can type in the word SP or start to type the word speed in and on screen here it's going to bring up this prediction of what I might be trying to type for speed of light. So instead of having to know the equation or having to type in each individual character in a matter of seconds with just typing an SP, I can grab this equation, which what it's going to mean. Hang on, she's got speed, it shows speed of light, speed of sound, spring, potential energy, speed of a periodic wave. There's a whole bunch of them in here. We actually have recently added over 235 physics formulas just in and of itself. We're constantly... Nice. For all that string theory I'm working on. There you go. Yes, exactly. Then I can simply and easily hit the enter key. My equation is in here. It's a C equals 3.00 times 10 to the 8th meters per second. Yep. And then from there I can easily toggle through the equation. I can change any of the variables, any of the numbers, if and when I'm ready. We're not ready to change the speed of light. So we'll keep going. Correct. I'm thinking if you were using like a quadratic equation and you wanted to change a variable there. Go ahead, sing the quadratic equation song for us. You know you want to. I do want to, but I'm not going to. Maybe for the outtakes. Okay. If and when you're ready to go, you can click the insert math button wherever your cursor is on your screen. It will insert that math into the Word document, the Google document, the third party website, the learning management system. That's an image though. Now how does that help the blind if you just turned a text into an image? That's a good question. So with something like a text-to-speech tool, by adding in an image we're able to have that text-to-speech tool read the alternative text because in the alternative text there is actually the spoken title, the spoken language of how it's read as well as we do put the MathML in there as well. So hang on. How did it know the alt text? So she just brought up the alt text and it says C equals 3.00 times 10 to the 8th power M over S. How did it get that? So we have it written in such a way, our software, I'm not our product manager, but it will automatically put the alt text into. I could have written an equation of my own and it would have done that. Correct. It would have done that. And MathML I had never heard of before, but explain that to us again. What is that? So MathML is math, markup language, and it's a way for content creators to create math that is done in a way that makes it easy to hear, read aloud, specifically for people who are blind or low vision. Our software... Never heard of that. Why do I not know about that? Gotta go read up. It's a good one for sure to know about, but I can take this equation that I've used, that I entered in, the speed of light for example. We do have this copy as button which allows me to actually export this not just as an image, but in LaTeX, in MathML, in that spoken text. And then I could take this MathML version of it. I could plop it into something like a Word document and I could then export it to something like Duxbury to get either my Nemeth code or my UED Braille for someone who is blind or low vision. She's not making up words. I don't know why she lost me at that term. Basically, if we have to create digital math or STEM content for someone who is blind or low vision, this tool will help with that process. Normally it's really time intensive and laborious to do. This will typically cut down that time in about two-thirds. So I used to do this work myself. You know the pain. I know the pain well and I know that we do not provide enough access for students who need support. And if it's a pain and it takes a long time, people won't do it if it's easy and comes along for the ride they will. Bingo. Exactly. Very cool. So Equatio, you're going to have to spell that for the audience. Just like the word equation without the N, E-Q-U-A-T-I-O. Okay. And how do you sell this? So we sell it in a variety of different ways, typically into the education space. We can do single licenses for individual learners, do group licenses for a group of students or what we see a lot is, again, that having it for every student, teacher, in higher ed, K-12, because really it's going to create accessible content everywhere for every learner. So why wouldn't I just want it as a regular human writing equations though? You could absolutely use it as a regular human writing equations to be more accessible. I mean, that's where we ought to be going is what I'm thinking. What does an individual license cost? Typically about a hundred bucks a year. That's not bad. I really did not expect, I don't think there's anything in this entire conference for a hundred dollars a year. I think we just found the least expensive tool. This is really, really interesting. Thank you so much for showing us. This is something my audience will definitely get a big kick out of and maybe some people would start using it. Thank you very much. Thank you for featuring us. And the company is Tech-Telp. Tech-Telp. And where would we find them? Tech-Telp.com, T-E-X-T-H-E-L-P.com. Simple enough. Thank you very much, Rachel. Thank you. Well, I couldn't get Rachel to sing but she did give us two more really important tidbits after we stopped recording. What did you just tell us? So any person can go on our website, Tech-Telp.com and get a free 30-day trial to try the tool out. And if you are a K-12 educator, you do qualify for a free-for-teacher license, which means you do get the software for free for use in your school or district. Woo-hoo! That's what I'm talking about. That's better than a song. It is better than a song. And it saves you all for my singing.


I'm I'm I haven't been challenged on this I'm making up the challenge, but it wouldn't be fair unless I did it first So I'm gonna do it first. So let's open these up. These are you buy these at Speedway Speedway gas station speedy's choice or speedy choice. These are the jalapeno poppers $1.39 2.2 and Two and three-quarter ounces it'd be 78 grams in this so Yeah, I'll open a popper. Let's give it a shot. Let's open it up and see what It looks like inside here. Oh These are cheezies So that's why there's cheese I didn't notice there's cheezies on here, but there's there cheezies I know I'm kind of going a little fast here guys, but Don't ask didn't start the camera. I'm gonna be blinking here pretty soon.  It's not bad She said right there. That's one of the reasons why we're not together anymore because he cheats you guys And I forget who it was but his channel went downhill. I think it's closed now. Oh, yeah. Yeah, but that's what he would do But wow Yeah, he would always do that find a way or cut it in such a way where it looked like he just went ahead And he grabbed the wrong one and she she saved that footage And that alone and then she said how he would do it and when I got to looking, you know, I'm pretty good at it Or I gotta say so right? I got somebody right now Wanting me to add it for them Yeah But we'll talk about that later because I don't know what's going on yet, but so anyway But I got to watching the man sure enough. Yeah every time I could find a cut every freaking time And then another guy a real good editor.  And yeah, sure enough. He was like, yeah after that Dude gone. I haven't seen him no more. Okay, sonny. Well here it is. Hope I grabbed the right one But uh the jalapeno popper worse for a flavor. This is good But habanero is hotter than jalapeno. All right But oh, this is this is lovely. This is nice. Yeah We just talking about though. I'm used to eating something like Way over a million scoville units. So there's a view that don't know That's how they measure the heat range and like a pepper Or something like that or a hot wang or But this is very good. Now. I think you like this.  Give it a shot here. Are you in frame monkey? I can't see All right, here I go Little salty But not bad These are very good. I put that in my top three of my favorite chips so far Oh these are they ain't spicy I know it's supposed to be spicy. It's supposed to get a little heat. Yeah There's a difference between spice and hot people don't really they just won't get it guys It's either really hot and they go well, this is spicy or it's really spicy and go this is hot. There's a difference That's flavor though Very good. I like them. So yeah, it's not really a challenge. That's more like Like uh, I must try actually but go ahead guys. Let's see some people He's different from where you see hot stuff But this yeah, I would say it's two thumbs up. What do you think? Yeah, me too. It's very nice and smooth But then I don't think you could try these either but we'll we'll get something for you buddy. But yeah, so So we've got nothing that it did we've got hint kim Hendricks And monkey am I so far because I've never been man can't don't you know I don't want him trying stuff like this if it's going to hurt him. So right because we just do this stuff for fun So we'll get something that maybe you know like a big sandwich that maybe he can eat or something We'll find out we'll get something for him fun to do that way he can join us and we can all help each other I want to use himself. There you go. All right. I like them and had good flavor. I really like Again, yeah $1.39 right now this one. I think it's a little smaller bag than that Yeah, yeah See the the other ones the creamy ranch in my last video That I was challenged to their two point Excuse me five eight ounces Two and five eight ounces 74 grams.  All right. I gotta go home a little under the weather and feel well and I got like a half a bar On this camera and when this camera gets down to half a bar, you got about 10 minutes of filming I don't know what we're on yet. Let me check We are on seven minutes and eight seconds. So Okay, well monkey says she's out for now and I enjoyed the Chips and the cheeses.  What'd you say anyway monkey's out for now? Uh, yeah, these ones My last video Pretty hot Not bad. Very good. These ones a little warm, but flavorful smooth. She's over there eating them with no problem right now Very good. Yeah, even if you don't want to consider that challenge It's at least it's a review. I'll put the I'll put these these two videos under my food reviews Product reviews as well As chef shea bear because they're food so With that being said guys, I want to well thank each and every one of you for watching and uh So I gotta go edit this I'm just kind of burning up some Some watch time minutes says everybody else does I lost over 900 Watch time minutes overnight, but yet today one video said it had 500 and some itself So how do you lose? I don't know.