So it's probably coming and the manager has asked you to leave. We're not leaving. It's a licensed premises and they do have the powers to do that No, you don't. Whether you agree with it or not Can I speak to you now, please sir? Yep Right, so basically you're out of your jurisdiction. You stand under the Maritime Admiralty Law, which is law and the sea. You're out of your jurisdiction here We have more authority than both you two and the rest of your force And we can prove this and we can make it into the rest too So we're trying to educate and we're trying to get you guys on board to see sense There's been mass fraud and corruption. This is medical fraud. This is economic fraud Right, we have more authority. We are living men and women.  We stand on a common law, universal law, which is law and the land You are working and as an officer and we respect you guys And you've got that uniform and you have no rights. You have obligations and roles and that is it The person with the strongest paperwork wins in these courts of commerce So as long as you've got everything correctly done You've won and then you end up getting paid out So it's like people are waking up about bailiffs now Because we're realising that bailiffs do not use correct paperwork. They're bluffing it. They're using Audulent paperwork. They're using warrants that aren't signed by magistrates and all this Appreciate that.  I know you're working for the BBC But the fact is we don't have a contract with the BBC We don't sign any contract with the BBC. We've never agreed to pay the BBC I mean, here in this country, in the UK for those watching overseas In this country, this corporate country There is something called a council tax Now the thing with the council tax is the council is a private for profit corporation It's the same as McDonald's. It's no different than McDonald's, Burger King, Tesla Apple, whatever. It's the same You know, they've all got Don's numbers and they've got company numbers and all this So in fact, I've got the company number here on my computer For the government UK limited So the company number of government UK limited is 5522373 There you go.  Parliament, by the way, is a corporation Private for profit corporation MPs have got no contract with you You just assume they do. They don't Okay, they're private. They have nothing to do with the people But anyway, going back to council tax, yeah They have no authority to charge you whatsoever So there's no obligation to pay Now you know it's all commerce. What you would do with a council tax You say, well, hang on a minute. Am I even obligated? Now this is how a bill works Again, people don't understand this For there to be a true bill, there has to be acceptance of contract first Okay, so this means that I, for example, I would have to go into a restaurant So I'm opening the door of the restaurant and walking in So I'm beginning to accept the contract of the restaurant I would sit down. I would place an order There you go. I've just placed an order Okay, now if the service is to my liking And I accept and finalize the contract And the manager comes up and says, is everything okay with the meal And the service and I say, yes, lovely steak, whatever Fantastic. I've now contracted Now the restaurant can give me the bill That's how it works Well, when the council send out a bill Where's my acceptance? Where's my offer? Hang on a minute. They have to offer you first So the council is supposed to say to you, would you like to contract with us And pay us $2,000 a year And you say, no, thanks. I don't want that service And then there's nothing the council can actually do So what's happening is Is because the council acting so fraudulently With this council tax stuff And they're using bogus paperwork They're using fraudulent documents Even the court system won't deal with the council That's how bad it's getting So when you deal with a council and they say you're summoned to court It's not the court system The council themselves hire out of room And they do a fake court They just hire employees to act like they're a judge It's completely bogus Now here's the thing, you can prove this Let's say you get one of these fake summons From the council tax And they say, right, you've not paid And it says summoned and blah blah blah There'll be a case number on there, okay I mean, first of all, you'll read it and go, hang on a minute There's no seal from the court There's no signature from the magistrate I don't even know the name of the magistrate So straight away, I know it's a bogus document But I go, okay, what have I got here? Well, there's a case number, okay If you found the court up, you quote the case number The court is supposed to tell you all the details pertaining to the case So that is the magistrate who signed off on it Who is the one making the claim Who's it against, dates, who filed it All this information should be given to you You have that right But you've found the courts up And they'll tell you, sorry, we've got no record of that case number Excuse me? I'm receiving threats of summonings to court With a case number on it But the court themselves says they have no record of it That's seven years imprisonment You can't do that People in the council are committing fraud Now I don't think that the people low down in the council Realize this Because they're plebs, right? They've been dumbed down They're just following orders But they are the ones committing the crime So what do you do?  Get connected in your local area Get meto once a week Find a venue, meet up once a week And start getting this information together Start drafting your own paperwork And then start serving the people who work for the council notice That's how you do it On a personal level You do not serve notice on the legal fiction corporation But on the employees themselves And say, you are committing crimes Here's the evidence You can look it up, accent statues Even in the accent statues it will tell you That a summons must be signed by a judge It's got to be a judge and a magistrate has to sign off on it Otherwise it's bogus So when bailiffs come knocking on your door With a phone We've got a warrant here What? No Give me the paperwork Give me, it's mine So if someone says they've got a warrant Give it to me And I can then verify it There's a seal from the court Is it signed by a magistrate? Who signed off on it? Who is the person who's making the claim against me? I need to know that person's name I don't deal with legal fictions They won't But if they start waving phones at you You say, we've got a warrant here You know immediately that's fraudulent Because it's a photograph Photographs are secondary evidence in courts A photograph on its own is worthless Unless there's someone who wants to be witnessed to it If you receive any of these documents For the post, you've got to pay a ticket Whatever it is My suggestion is Deal with it And reply I'd like to try and deal with this Just receive this in the post Fortunately I can't process what I've received Because it's lacking information First of all, there's no signature I don't know who sent it Also, could you please clarify What dictionary are you using? Because the documents that come in the post Do not use English And they do not use Oxford English dictionary Either they are using Black's law dictionary That's one of the dictionaries they can use There's several different law dictionaries Out there So you put the burden of proof on them And say, look, before I can go any further Please tell me the name of the language you're using And what dictionary are you using And what style are you using Style means font So if you change the style of the font On the documentation That has a meaning So there's a lot of stuff in there So if you see italic writing On some of these documents That means the writing slanted Well, that means it's not part of the document It is off the document The reason being is this is used by judges So say, for example, a judge would get An original document in court And he reads it and he would like to make a note On that original document Well, he writes it in a different style And he does it a slanted writing That means that if someone else Then reads it later on, a couple of years later They can tell That that slanted writing was done by the judge And it's not part of the original document So People within the government use that dirty trick On you and they knew just read it Also, if anything, it's all caps Well, if you're using English The grammatic Rules of English means Okay, if we're using English Everything that's written in all caps Is an acronym So if they say Summoned to court, this is another way to get away with it So if you get a document in the post And it says summoned to court and it's written in all caps It doesn't say summoned to court It's an acronym, which means the S means something The U means something The M means something So you can go back and say Can you clarify this, please? I would like to deal with your request I can't deal with this I need to know what language we're dealing with I need to know what dictionary you're dealing with What is a style, what is a syntax Who sent it to me? I need the name of the person Making the claim, full name, full contact information And I need a signature Before I can even move any further And by the way, my administration cost For doing this work is £500 I'm telling you, if people wake up To this You can fight this in the comfort You can be at home with your own paperwork And if you get hundreds of thousands Millions of people all over the country learning this Just deal with them Sending them and paperwork back This nightmare comes to an end We can never get the BBC To take any notice of what's going on in the real world Can I just ask you to identify yourself first of all? I'm Roger Hayes, I'm chairman Of the British Constitution Group What's actually happened today? Today we arrested a judge for treason And contempt of court And what we're finding is this happening All over the country that we have got Corrupt judges getting away with unlawful acts The judges have been arrested!


Hey everyone, Drew with GeoArm and I am back to talk to you about the 2GIG GC2e and how to delete user codes. So I'm going to go ahead and get into the menu and then you're going to go into Toolbox at this point. You just want to enter whatever your master code is. Mine is Factory, so 1111. You're going to go into User Management. So once you're in here, you should see your master code, which we're not going to be deleting, and then your secondary user code, in this case 2580, and my secondary user code. You're going to click on that. You'll see all the options appear on the screen. The one I'm going to choose here is Delete, so that it goes away. So once that's been done, it has been deleted completely, and you are ready to either add codes or jump out of programming. All right? At this point, you are all set, and that is how you delete codes on the 2GIG GC2e. Any questions or comments, please leave them below. Take care, guys.


I mean it's all concerning you know I mean we we didn't play well in any phase of the game today.  Well we're going to look at the film and and you know start teaching go back to teaching technique I mean that's you know the holding penalties you know are a problem and we've got to clean that up and that that goes down to technique. I'm excited to get to practice you know to get an opportunity to clean these up we've got nine football games to go all of our goals are still out there in front of us you know we've got nine football games you know again some great competition some great teams in our league and you know we're excited to get back to work


Alright, so we're going to continue today's show with Cricket. Round two of the Cricket-Westernies' women's Super 50 Cup took place on Wednesday in St. Kittsonivis with all six teams in action. Both Jamaica and Ghana earned their second consecutive wins while defending champions Barbados had to hold off a thin challenge from the Trinidad and Tobago, ready for Stevers to secure their first of the campaign. Here's how things unfolded. Alright, so this is the Barbados woman batting first, getting to 186th in 48.4 overs, 93 from Skipmok, Kaisiya Knight, and 16 from Kaishona Knight. Pick of the bowlers for the Trinidad and Tobago woman, Karishma Ramhara, who is tuned in right now, 4 for 20, and Samara Ramnath, 3 for 38. Then the Trinidad and Tobago woman could only manage to get to 178 for 8. This was an extremely close match, Brittany Cooper the skipper, getting to 33, and the youngster Samara Ramnath, 32. Pick of the bowlers for Barbados woman, Alia Alain, 2 for 33, and Kaliah Elliott, 2 for 33. Killer Elliott. Alright, next one. So in this match, we had the Leeward Islands up against the Jamaica woman, and of course the Leeward Islands were dismissed all out to 98 in 35.1 overs. Thanks to the brilliant bowling of Skipo Stefani Taylor, 3 for 16, and Vanessa Watts, 3 for 15. Guyanese Boyz managed to get to 37, and Sharnisha Hector, 14. The Jamaican woman got to that target quite easy with Shadeen Neshaan, ending on 61 nut out, and Rashada Williams, 29 nut out. Pick of the bowlers for the Leeward Islands woman, Amanda Edwards, she picked up that lone wicket. Alright, so this one, the Guyanese woman, a second consecutive win, 207 for 8, and they're 50 overs. Top stuff from Shabika Gajnabi, getting to 61, and Shameen Campbell, 42. Pick of the Leeward Islands woman, Bowlers, Karina Noel, 3 for 47, and Selena Ross, 1 for 8. The Leeward Islands woman could only manage to get to 163 in their 40.2 overs. Pick of the batters, Narissa Krafton, 47, Zeta James, 21, and top bowling from the Guyanese Tafiana Billington, 2 for 23, and Ashmini Munisar, 2 for 31. Alright, so it's about that time where we welcome Vernon Springer to discuss Wednesday's action. Good afternoon, Vernon. How are you? I'm doing great. How are you? I'm alright. That would have been better if the Red Force Divas picked up a win, but so it goes to wins for Ghana and of course, you know, they would feel, they would feel really good. And Jamaica. Let me not forget Jamaica. Well, it's obvious that Jamaica is on a mission, leading the competition so far with 12 points, going into their next game against Trinidad and Tobago. So I know you're not going to like that one tomorrow, but you never know. Maybe you might just like the Jamaicans, but they're easily playing the best cricket so far. You've got three-half centuries of our nation, Taylor, Henry, and on paper, I think they're going to be very hard to beat. Yeah, let's talk about Stefani Taylor and how she has really come back looking fit and fine and has stepped up for her team both with bat and ball. Well, one thing you can't do is you can't buy experience and Taylor has experience. And so this competition, she's come here on a mission and knowing very well that Barbados is without Haley Mathews. And so they are on a mission to be able to try and reclaim their Caribbean crown first in the Super 50 and then the T20. But the competition is not over by a long shot yet. One of my main concerns, Maria, in terms of looking at the matches is we need to see some more improvement in the feeling, just too many mistakes. Yeah. It's just like some of the ladies have been playing for the first time and I'm very much concerned about the basic mistakes that I'm seeing, even in terms of the batting. When I went through the analysis of the last round of matches, most of the teams, players were getting out ball, basic balls, just to be able to understand how to defend your stump and defend the castle. And I am not seeing much of that. And I think this comes down to preparation as I was talking to you on lands and how we are preparing the women quicketers. You know, we have to understand that quick it is a game. So I think when you look along in terms of how some people prepare women, bringing them up soft, but women don't want to be brought up soft.  And I just, when I look at the feeling, I'm very much, we have to be able to lift the game, lift the standard if we want to compete on the world stage. Yeah. And speaking about competing on the world stage, we saw some really good performance from Shadeen. You know, she has really assumed her role and of course been working hand in hand with her skipper, Stephanie Taylor. Really happy to see her getting some runs with the bat. Well, at this level, Maria, because of the quality of what is coming out of the women's tournament, you expect someone like a Shadeen nation who would have played the number I gave her cooking question is, to come to the party. So that is not a surprise. What you want is you have a general Glasgow who's 20 years old. She's been the only bright prospect. I want to see somebody like a Rashada Williams step up and come to the party and more some of the other young players that you know, we have to have a new cadre of young players coming to and I think that is going to be major concern for the West Indies women's selection panel. Yeah. Vernon, how much do you read into the guy and a victory over the windwards because the windwards had started out pretty strongly. And the Guyanese were able to make more than 200 runs against them. And as we've seen the tendencies for teams not to make as many as 200 runs, the windwards bowling, not bad. So that's what we're going to do. And then continuing through to get the victory. How much do you read into that result? Because based on what we have seen in the opening round, the windwards look decent and the Guyanese taking care of them could suggest that the Guyanese are title contenders. Scoreboard pressure. Scoreboard pressure. And in a competition where you're playing for all of the marbles, anything can happen. If you look through this entire tournament, you would see that there have been key runouts in certain situations, communication. And that game featured where you had a couple of runouts. Even, you know, when you look at the situation, you know, they could have maybe still won the game. Crafton was on 47 coming up to the end there. And you could see that she was trying to get fancy and played along a straight delivery. And that opened up the game for Guyan. A Guyanese stayed in the game. You'll have to also give credit to Barbetas, who now will be defeated in Trinidad and Tobago by eight runs. So that game could have gone either way. But again, my major concern is that if you look at the batting, the bowling, yes, we're going to see a lot of the affifletchas and company and Taylor getting wickets. But it's the batting that is going to be the major concern for women's cricket in this championship. Yeah, batting is the major concern for West Indies women's cricket. And it has been for some time now, Vernon. And two rounds out of the way. And I'm already seeing a familiar storyline. And I'm already seeing a familiar storyline. And I'm already seeing a familiar storyline. And one that I have spoken about on this show, not specific to the women, because it happens with the men as well. And it is the inability of Caribbean teams, and especially at the highest level to consistently bat 50 overs. And when we look at what has happened in this tournament so far with these teams, they're all struggling to bat 50 overs. And speaking specifically as well to the teams who are batting first. So for example, in the World Cup, Jamaica batted 46.5 overs. Trinidad and Tobago, 48.2. Guyana, 36.3. And then in round two, Barbados, 48.4. The Leeuards, 35.1 against Jamaica. And Guyana batting their 50. The only team batting first in the competition so far to get to 50 overs. But I want to ensure that I am being fair, Vernon, to these ladies. So I want to make sure that they're being fair to both these ladies. So I want you to assess what the conditions have been like. Is it a matter of the surfaces that they have been playing on? Or has it just been that they've not been good enough? I think it comes down to preparation. Preparation is going to be key. Let's start with Guyana. Guyana just had three intercom games before they picked their squad to come to sink. It's the newest for the Spigot West Indies Championship. You also could look at the Winwood Islands who are playing for the Spigot West Indies Championship. I think it's a good question among the four territories. The Leeuards must have 26 players to go to Nevis and sink is to have a training camp. Barberas. A shortage of women cricketers playing in Barberas. Jamaica. Similar situation. Trinidad and Tobago maybe out of the luck, maybe have the most organized program. But even Trinidad and Tobago is still when you look at the young cadre of players coming through. It's a question of how much time are we spending on women's cricket and what are we doing? First of all, we need to be able to have some coaches who are going to be able to quickly develop our women's program. We only have to look at what happened with the West Indies. The cricket West Indies under 19 tournament and the starter schools that were coming out of that tournament. So I'm saying if before tournament we're beginning to bring the ladies together, then we can't be serious about women's cricket. We have to do more and we have to start playing lip service to women's cricket and put a great emphasis on developing the game. And developing the game does not mean by having competition. It might mean that we have to be able to send some coaches, for instance, delivered islands. In this competition, delivered islands have never won a game. We got to find out what is happening, what are the problems, what are the causes. Look around and see how best we could help. Maybe we need a franchise system in the women's cricket rather than having six territories playing against each other. What is the message you're looking in? Has nothing to do with the conditions and the surfaces that they're playing on you think this is all about what is being put into the women's game. And you're saying that we are seeing the end result of what you consider to be limited investment in regional cricket on the women's side. Yeah, well, let's be honest. Let's look at the franchises. All the franchises concentrate on the men's aspect of the game. How many of the franchises really spend time and make an effort and say they have an organized youth development program for women's cricket? And they can come and tell you guys sportsmax and tell me what they have put in place. It's limited. We only have three CPL teams in the women's competition. How many players we are from the Caribbean? I mean, these are serious questions.  Greater attention has to be paid to the first, the girls under nineteen. But we can't just pick up girls and say, well, come and play for the leaders and come and play for Barbados at an early age. We have to start at the primary school level, then on to the secondary school level. We must have a program. There must be a pathway for women's cricket in the Caribbean. Yeah, well, spring on, we'll continue to watch the women's games. We'll continue to keep in contact with you. Let's see if Jamaica and of course Ghana can keep up that when let's run that they're on. Thank you so much. I'm going to put my money on the line. After the third round, I think Jamaica will win the championship. How much money, Ricardo, wants to know? How much money is that? How much money? Yes. Whatever the price you call. I heard that you had a lot, but I didn't realize that I was hearing the truth. All right, let's take a quick break with that piece of information. We'll be right back.


So let's try to solve the compound inequality 8y plus 16 less than 1 or 8y plus 16 greater than or equal to 17. We'll use the test point method. So we'll take our first inequality and ignore the inequality and pretend that it's equality and solve the equation 8y plus 16 equals 1. But like a good math student or a good human being, we have to acknowledge the existence of the inequality. And since the corresponding inequality is strict, the solution does not include this critical value. And so our inequality has critical value y equals negative 15 eighths, which is not included. The other inequality, 8y plus 16 greater than or equal to 17, so again we'll ignore the inequality and solve the corresponding equation 8y plus 16 equals 17, which gives a solution y equals 1 eighth. And again, like a good math student or a good human being, we acknowledge the existence of the inequality. Now, since the corresponding inequality allows for equality, this endpoint solves the second inequality. But remember this is a compound inequality. Fortunately, since the compound inequality is an or, only one inequality has to be true. And since we've solved the second inequality with y equals 1 eighth, this critical value is included in the solution. And so our critical value y equals 1 eighth is included. Let's graph those critical values on the number line. So we have our number line. y equals negative 15 eighths is here someplace on the negative side. y equals 1 eighth is over here someplace on the positive side. And since negative 15 eighths is not included, we'll put an open circle there. On the other hand, 1 eighth is included, so we should put a closed circle there. And the critical values will separate the number line into three parts. We'll test a point in each part. Since this is an or inequality, only one of the inequalities must be true. So on the left, we'll test y equals, well, let's go big, minus 1,000. So the question you've got to ask is, is the inequality 8y plus 16 less than 1 or 8y plus 16 greater than or equal to 17 is true for y equals minus 1,000. So we'll replace y with minus 1,000. And the left hand side is going to be a pretty big negative number, which will definitely be less than 1, and so the left interval is included. In the center, we'll test y equals 0. So we want to know whether our inequality 8y plus 16 less than 1 or 8y plus 16 greater than or equal to 17 is true for y equals 0. So we'll check the first inequality if y equals 0 we get, which isn't true. But since this is an or inequality, only one of the inequalities must be true, so maybe we'll get lucky, and the other inequality will be true. So we'll let y equals 0. And again, this is not true. And since neither of these are true, the center is not included. On the right side, we'll test y equals 1 million, and so we'll let y equals 1 million in our first inequality, and we find over on the left hand side, we have a very large number, which will not be less than 1. But again, since this is an or inequality, only one of the inequalities must be true. So let's see if the other one is true. So we'll let y equals 1 million. And now on the left hand side, we have a very large positive number, which will definitely be greater than or equal to 17, and so the right interval is included. And so our solution will consist of two intervals. On the left, everything from minus infinity up to minus 15 eighths, not the center, but on the right, everything starting at 1 eighth and going to infinity. And we write this in interval notation as... Now remember, computers are stupid, and they'll believe exactly what you tell them, and they'll do exactly what you ask them to do. And what that means is that even though we have the correct answer here, we've got to write it in a way that the computer understands. So remember, we'll use the OO to indicate infinity, and maybe we'll type in this answer. Now we do need to indicate the union of two intervals, and so we'll use the U to indicate that. And type in the second interval. The computer doesn't say a syntax error, so it understands what we've written. So let's hit submit. And we got little x that says this answer is wrong. So what happened? Well, if we click on the preview button, we'll see what we actually entered. And we see that what we actually told the computer is different from what we meant to tell the computer. And remember, no computer ever lost its job because of a typo. So let's try and fix our answer. Remember, plus or minus infinity is never included in an interval, so we should always have parentheses wherever we have those infinities. So we'll change those. So remember, my open math preview is what we've actually entered. So if I hit submit, it's going to grade this answer whether or not that's what I wanted to enter. So let's hit submit. And again, it marked the answer wrong. Again, to see why this happened, check the preview. And if we look carefully, we see that we used a square bracket instead of a parentheses. Now, it may seem that checking all this syntax is a tedious, pointless task, but actually this is a life skill. A misplaced comma or parentheses can cost a company millions of dollars and no computer ever got fired for a typo. So let's fix this. Again, my open math previews what we've actually entered, and so we should triple check to make sure that what we've written is what we wanted to write. And only if it is should we hit submit.


Copyright from the music. Hey, everyone. I just get well. Welcome back to my channel if you're new here My name is seppy aka Persian bunny, and I am signer aka Persian honey And we are missing our sister soul aka Persian money Basically we are sitting out in the garden It's like 7 30 p.m. In London the weather is be you Having a glass of wine to you know kind of wind down end of the day, etc This is glued to my hand It's like part of it's like I like rose more I like fruity rosé I'm sorry that we couldn't get you we could technically yesterday when we were in Costco But we were trying to be so fast that like there was no time to argue with signer over white or rosé So we're just stuck with signers white, but next time it'll be my rosé. So I'm so her Go on Okay, it was just pure sugar and nine percent. Can I just say Ideal day.  Don't take the piss. I'm sorry.  Yeah, we can't say it. Just in case I don't want to be associated Anyway, let's start the video. So today we're gonna fight Today we're gonna play a game of would you rather we'll sign up and we ever gives a crapper answer I just say that I've already been drinking like this is like Although we don't promote drinking more than 14 units of alcohol per week and not more than four units per consecutive day Basically, we're gonna play a game of would you rather and how that works is we all get an option of would you rather do x or y? Basically through the Instagram filter of would you rather if it looks a bit like this Okay, anyway, so what what I'm gonna do is I'm gonna bring up the would you rather I'll read out the options and then whoever gives a crapper reasoning behind it has to have a drink Okay, so let's just say that you have to drink this because it's not fair because I've drank No drink your glass and then you can start from the next glass because I've drank many glasses before you I'm technically over there. No, it's fine. We're just going as we're going My cheap fruity rosé I Don't want some Iranian fresh she shandy version Would you rather be Harry or completely bald Harry? Why because then I have the hair on my head as well and then I can always shave no matter what Let's be real. I can never ever like I don't have the option. Yeah, let's be real with Iranian girls We are Harry. No, I'm not. I swear to God. I'm not Harry. Luckily for mommy and daddy's dreams All right, well, I'm going to a bliss laser clinic. We but even though we're not I am Harry and I'm going to get me. I don't think you know what I hate. Okay. Look, I don't have dark coarse hairs But I do have her Everyone has hair. No, not everyone has hair Everyone has even fluff. She calls fluff Harry. That's what I don't all right now You can ask me one ready. All right.  I would rather be Toilet because at least I get cleaned toilet paper.  Yeah, same I don't care about being invisible guys. Can you imagine how much money you'd save on playing to kids? Invisible I don't care what anyone has to say about me. I'm not exactly like Kim Kardashian or like, I don't know Tom Cruise and I need to hide from like paparazzi or something like honestly I don't need to be invisible, but to fly God. I'd be in every different country like every day I'll take you out on a day You like Would you have a stalking ex or stalk your crush Stalk my crush No one cares about no offense, but my ex when he stopped stalking me, then I And you know what's so funny he can't even get mad Ex-con even get mad at you if he hears you say this because he's been stalking How do you say that? No, I'd rather stalk my crush because how are you bae? I hope you're watching too Don't even have a crush Be young if you're watching I love you DM me. I Like the way you'd like things. No, don't think something that he would sing. She want to live life dream and I got Your turn ready. I Don't even know why I'm still why I'm drinking when I'm answering the question Would you rather be a famous actor a famous youtuber? Oh, I've always like I've always said that if I didn't do medicine I would have done acting so a famous actor But then I love you too. I'd rather be famous. Yeah, because I really love my own content creation Whereas acting and pretending to be someone. I'm not YouTube. You guys see who it is Acting you get to like experience so many different things as well. Yeah, I don't mind No, you have to pick one nice drink because I don't I don't mind. Well, no, I don't know Can I say I don't know for everything? Okay, I'm guys. There's there's a flying sign as well. I don't know how she's drinking it This is a bit. All right, would you rather kiss a girl or a boy con? That's a bit Even though the Katy Perry song makes it sound so fun. I'm gonna pay it now Wait, let me play it taste of her cherry chip by the way, I'm trying to get the fly out my thing Look, I think the fly drowned in your mind just drink it is extra Look you could do the extra nutrients that's in there Oh We'll chuck it. It's my time to ask you Ready, yeah, we're not For lying wine Would you rather date someone you love or date someone who loves you date someone I love obviously So but he won't love you.  I love there's some things in life You can't fake you can't fake love. I know but it's what can I do after drinking? I don't want to drink Sushi rewind back honestly you guys rewind back and go see her wine has not even moved. I'll be doing her a favor Basically, I would rather also date Me love them, which is horrible Can you just I get left on red Why would you not love someone who drinks fly wine?    I'm sorry, that's so Insensitive, but which one would you rather Instagram question is this which one would you rather none of them? I'd rather jail for 10 years I'd be in a coma for 20 years because at least you wouldn't remember it, right? But what about all your family that are in so much pain for you being in for every day They're just got a hope for you to wake up wasting their time for 20 years come to the hospital to see you Seriously because you're not gonna wake up to every year. They're like crying obliques wake up wake up like no, I don't like it. I think None I rather just drink This is the last one Cheating or catch your spouse cheating I'd rather catch my spouse cheating because cheating is not in my nature So I'd rather do funny cuz we speak about this recently. We did in your nail shop vlog I literally got Yeah, I would much rather catch someone else cheating because then that means that it's on their personality and character not mine and Also, it makes it. Yeah, but it makes it easier to get over them feel like you're a pig You did this don't mean like yeah, you love them and it breaks your heart But like if you did that to break someone else's heart, I would never forgive myself. Yeah, that's true I would never forgive much if you love whereas if I love them It's just not fair if I love someone then I would always be able to find a way in my heart to forgive them no matter What they've done yeah Cheated on you to give them not to give them and get back with them. I give them through the goodness of my heart I really believe that in life if you don't forgive people For any man, you'll never ever be able to like me and so spoke about this actually on my nail Salon vlog with soul. So make sure you guys click here. Yeah, watch that make sure you watch sign this channel, too Yeah, we changed my wine And chin chin chin chin chin come from like to the chin I suppose Italian sounds like something Italians would say I'm sorry, that does not sound Italian chin chin. You know when you're going to There's a restaurant When you're going to Chipprani, there's a restaurant in London called Chipprani see London They have a few brands from the world everyone there was super Italian They just look like good. You just imagine saying chin chin chow bella He did that is an Italian accent. I don't know what you're on your child Bella. Okay. That's better That's it. Yeah, that was like oh my god when I went to Milan you guys watch my Milan vlog It's linked down below. You've got this YouTube picture of you in Milan. It looks so pretty Oh my god Milan was my favorite trip in the world With soul obviously like we know that you weren't there. Sorry, but like the Italian people were so lovely The Italian people were so lovely so beautiful. Oh my god, and their food literally you would just wake up Yeah, go have to really really want to hear this You'd have pizza for starter pasta for main course too. I'm a super dessert. I'm really not I Just so hospitable one night the police offered to escort us back to our hotel Yeah We're walking and they were just like would you like us to walk with you like your tourists and Yeah, it's had the hold the older the men were the more handsome they were It's like a georgia effect. Oh my god like to go there and get lost for What can you home to your house? You need to stop trying these accent that wasn't I don't know why I said that was that was your seduction voice Okay, you guys don't you think that sepi needs to drink my glass Sorry, but um, is this some sort of year year eight party or something where some drinks a bottle of wine We never had that I don't know but I'm watching all these TV shows like we're watching sex education And we're watching elite, which is a Spanish one on netfire. Oh my god The things that people got up to I was thinking like literally when I was 16 and I finished my GCSEs We went bowling and we thought we were living up the line No, we always felt like guys hot like nothing like from what year I Don't know. I had a crush on Justin Bieber from when I was in year nine Okay, I started to really fan. I found him in the back page. Oh, my god My best friend in secondary school fancied I used to remember it till now drink your drink before we say goodbye. No, you have to drink all of it You have to go boys. Don't you guys? Don't give in to peer pressure. Look you're painting a bad message for people Thank you guys so much for watching we hope that you enjoyed our little evening wine down together pardon the pun Don't forget to check out our socials and don't forget to cut sign us channel be linked down below My Instagram is Persian bunny. I am Persian honey, and we love you, but we love you both We love you. We both love you all so much and don't forget to tune in tomorrow


Can I just say one thing, you know people in Barack Obama's White House, they didn't have to hire lawyers because there were no scandals What did he just say? No, I mean it's true. No scandals right off the top of my head. I can think of quite a few How about the IRS targeting scandal? That's when Obama and Lewis Lerner used the IRS to target his political opposition Way back in October of 2017 the Justice Department settled multiple lawsuits over this scandal Attorney General Jeff Sessions even said it was clear that the IRS was using inappropriate criteria to screen applications for taxes exempt status under the Obama Administration and they were targeting Tea Party and conservative groups Even CNN calls it a scandal on their website Or what about the Fast and Furious gun-running scandal? If you don't remember that's when the ATF was allowing cartels to purchase weapons illegally so that they could eventually track the guns to the cartels and then arrest them Those guns ended up being used to slaughter Mexican civilians When Congress subpoenaed Obama's Attorney General Eric Holder, he refused to comply and was even held in criminal contempt That's the first time that's ever happened Fortunately for him Obama and the Department of Justice let him off the hook Even John McCain blasted the Obama administration saying your administration's disdain towards congressional authority and its failure to disclose public records Feeds into its adversarial relationship with Congress and fuels public distrust in government Did the media ever raise a fuss about this or spend every night trying to destroy Obama? Of course not quite the opposite In fact, they ran cover for him and painted critics as partisan hacks that we're just trying to pounce on Obama Were there others besides these two huge scandals? Absolutely Benghazi spying on the Associated Press The Land Draw Obama's lies about the Affordable Care Act the NSA spying scandal Paying five billion dollars and releasing five Taliban prisoners for a desert or burgdoll Attacking Libya without congressional approval Covertly delivering a hundred and fifty billion dollars to Iran and lying about it. So, you know, the idea is the way it is now Well, no, I mean, I don't think it's just the times. I think it's the president like that's what I mean I mean, yeah It's like not all presidents are the same Isn't it mind-blowing that these people consider themselves honest journalists? You have to wonder do these people know that they're full of it and they lie just to collect a check Or are they really just this deluded and completely lacking in self-awareness back during their early years of the Obama administration AM radio host rush limbaugh presented what he called the limbaugh theorem The limbaugh theorem states that Obama is always seen as opposing everything bad that's happening in his administration Even when the things that he is causing basically Obama just acted like he had no involvement in anything negative that was happening in his administration And the media helped him in that the media was crucial to this strategy as they played along and would spin the news to fit that narrative And it worked perfectly for him Another example of this is when obama would praise high gas prices and say that they were necessary To stop people from driving as much which would help the environment Even as his energy secretary steven chu laid out plans that showed increasing gas prices The media still reported as if high gas prices were out of obama's hands Like he could do nothing about it and had nothing to do with it So could these high prices help us? I think that I would have preferred a gradual adjustment You wouldn't think high gas and oil prices would be a blessing in disguise But they are as victor lopez found out. They're causing a big jump in the number of jobs We turn now to five things you should know about gas Specifically why gas prices even at over four dollars a gallon can sometimes be a good thing And we know that rising gas prices are forcing us to search for alternative fuels and more fuel efficient cars There are some other reasons to be optimistic about the high cost of gas here in just a few of them 2,220 people have already been saved over the past year because a reduction in driving has led to less particle pollution in the air So we've established that there absolutely were scandals under the obama administration that even cnn documented on their website as scandals Yet they brazenly lie in their on air reporting with no pushback from any of the panel or the host This is just another reason and a long list of reasons not to trust cnn It's just political propaganda dressed up to look like journalism It has no purpose or value other than destroying the political opposition of the democrat party


Young persons from the Castry Southeast community got a vital avenue to tap into career opportunities during a job fair recently at the CPJ Car Park in Kaldesak. A number of business establishments participated in a job fair, recruiting and offering career guidance to those who turned up. We are the National Skills Development Center. We're always excited to participate in any event or activity that actually allows our youth to go forward and allows them to make progress in life. And so of course we were excited to be invited at this career fair where we can actually show the youth different avenues whereby they themselves can actually be involved in their own job creation. You're looking at being able to embrace different skills that are entrepreneurial such as nail design, hair design as well, cake and cake making and decorating, bread and pastry making just to name a few of those those areas electricals as well. I really hope that going forward that anyone the young persons when those opportunities come up that they understand that this would add such value to their offering as an employee, as someone who's applying for a job because it would take away that unknown. You would now have a better idea of what to expect. When I first started working I did not have that opportunity to know what was expected. I mean thankfully some of us come with strong character so we're able to still carry ourselves and learn and grow without making any big sleep ups. But you will have some sleep ups along the way but doing this will definitely make a difference. Our business season is coming up so the whole idea was to get individuals to create a pool of talent for our business season specifically for food and beverage front desk and kitchen yeah that's what we have gotten so far. We're not targeting age groups specifically we're giving everybody an opportunity to apply so whatever they're interested in we have them follow the applications and then later on we will do an interview at the resort with them. Youth worker attached to the ministry of youth development and sports Nathan Hutchinson targets youth in castry southeast and parts of castry south. As coordinator of the job fair her intention was to bring employers to the youth of those communities. We saw that there was a lack of effort by the young people to find employment so we brought the work to them instead of sending them out there to look for the work. Today we had 15 businesses represented and the turnout today I believe was great most most of the young people's fill out applications I'm hopeful that they get a call back and interview at interview at the end of it all. From my count I saw maybe over 100 150 people passing through for the day there was never a big crowd there was a constant flow of people coming in and going out and this I feel like should be done in many communities throughout the country. The job fair was preceded by a job readiness training exercise at the Odson Human Resource Development Center. From the ministry of youth development and sports I'm Ryan O'Brien.


Hello, my name is Jennifer Dankers and I'm a member of the Heart and Vascular Team at MidMichigan Health. As a certified nurse practitioner, I'm the coordinator of MidMichigan's Heart Failure Clinic. Today, I'm here to talk to you about heart disease and stroke prevention. More life, more health, more knowledge about prevention of heart attack and stroke. Heart disease is an umbrella term that includes many different forms. The most common is coronary artery disease. This is when cholesterol plaque builds up in the arteries that supply blood to the heart. It can cause chest pain or discomfort called angina because the heart muscle does not get enough blood. A heart attack occurs when the plaque totally blocks an artery carrying blood to the heart. Over time, coronary artery disease can weaken the heart muscle, lead to heart failure, or the inability to pump blood to the body effectively. It can also cause an irregular heartbeat or arrhythmia. Heart disease is the number one cause of death in the United States, leading to one in three deaths each year. The financial burden is large as well, causing about $108 billion each year on the disease. To understand stroke, it helps to understand something about the brain. The brain controls our movements, stores our memories, and is the source of our thoughts, emotions, and language. The brain also controls many functions of the body, like breathing and digestion. To work properly, your brain needs oxygen. When someone has a stroke, brain cell death occurs due to a blood clot in an artery cutting off oxygen to the brain, or because of sudden bleeding in the brain that damages brain cells.  Stroke is the fourth leading cause of death in the United States, causing one out of every 19 deaths each year. It is the leading cause of serious long term disability. In the United States, someone has a stroke every 40 seconds, and someone dies from stroke every four minutes. Stroke also has a heavy financial burden, costing the United States $36 billion each year. Cardiovascular disease, heart disease, and stroke have five major risk factors. Family genetics, high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, and smoking. While we're not able to change our genes, the other four risk factors can be modified to significantly reduce the risk of heart disease and stroke. And you can see that a significant percentage of people in the United States have several risk factors for heart disease and stroke. Risk factors provide an area for prevention of these cardiovascular diseases. Treating high blood pressure, diabetes, high cholesterol, quitting smoking, being more active, and maintaining a healthy weight are all ways to prevent heart disease and stroke. We'll talk about each of these individually. High blood pressure is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease, heart attack, and stroke. The force of blood against your artery walls is defined as blood pressure. When the pressures are high throughout the day, this is called high blood pressure or hypertension. Genetics impact blood pressure, increasing age as well as race, other medical conditions, and family history, combined with other factors to elevate blood pressure. In addition, lifestyle impacts blood pressure. A diet high in sodium and not enough potassium, as well as being overweight, physically inactive, using heavy amounts of alcohol or smoking, also increase blood pressure. There are several benefits to lower blood pressure, including decreased risk of heart disease and stroke. In fact, lowering your blood pressure 12 to 13 points for four years can reduce your heart disease risk by 21%. Reduce your stroke risk by 37%.  Most people have a blood pressure goal of less than 120 over 80. Knowing your numbers and screening for high blood pressure can help prevent cardiovascular disease, such as heart disease and stroke. To reduce blood pressure, eat a diet that is low in sodium, maintain a healthy weight, be physically active, limit your alcohol use, know where you stand and get treatment if you have hypertension. The next risk factor we'll talk about is diabetes. The food we eat during the day is turned into glucose or sugar for our bodies to use as energy. The pancreas, an organ that lies near the stomach, makes a hormone called insulin to help glucose get into the cells of our bodies. Diabetes occurs when the blood sugar levels or glucose levels are above normal. This can happen as the body is either not able to make enough insulin or is unable to use its own insulin as well as it should, or a combination of both. This causes sugars to build up in the blood. 75% of people with diabetes die of some form of heart disease or blood vessel disease. Lifestyle impacts diabetes risk. Eating a diet that's high in calories, high in fat, and high in sugar can lead to diabetes, as well as being overweight and physically inactive. There's also a genetic component to diabetes as well.  Be active 30 minutes on five or more days of the week, as well as maintain a healthy weight. If you do have diabetes, take charge of your diabetes, meaning you should know your blood sugar levels and goals. Take your diabetic medications and follow up with your provider on a very routine basis. High cholesterol is a major risk factor for cardiovascular disease and stroke. Cholesterol is a waxy, fat-like substance found in the body. Extra cholesterol can build up in your arteries and form plaques. The plaque can build up in narrow arteries causing less oxygen and blood to be available to the tissues. The different forms of cholesterol made up in the body include LDL, or the bad cholesterol, HDL, the good cholesterol, and triglycerides. Genetics impact cholesterol. Cholesterol can increase with age as well as other medical conditions and family history. To maintain a normal cholesterol level, it is important that you eat a healthy diet, avoiding saturated and trans fats, increase your fiber intake, and maintain a healthy weight. Exercising regularly and not smoking and avoiding secondhand smoke is also important as this causes injury to blood vessels, making it easier for cholesterol to build up. The next major risk factor for heart disease and stroke is smoking. Smoking can cause reduced circulation by narrowing the arteries. It can cause abdominal aortic aneurysm or swelling or weakness in the main artery of the body, the aorta, which can lead to rupture. Quitting smoking now can greatly reduce your risk of heart disease and stroke into the future. There are many ways to quit. Nicotine patch, gum, lozenge, inhalers, nasal sprays, and behavior change counseling sessions are available. Please keep in mind to change your lifestyle and behavior can take time. Time and repetition is needed for permanent change to replace the unhealthy behaviors with new healthy ones. It's important to mentally practice the good behavior through visualization and try a high-tech solution such as an app to track your progress. Overall, the prevention of heart disease and stroke is in your hands. Maintaining a healthy weight, eating a diet low in salt, low in fat, low in sugar, and being active for 30 minutes each day can greatly reduce your risk. Preventing and treating high blood pressure as well as high cholesterol levels is important, as well as limiting alcohol use and not smoking. I hope you found the information on heart disease and stroke prevention helpful. At MidMichigan Health, we celebrate the power of health throughout life with you.


fuel cell. What's up? Money Geeks, Mr. V here. Welcome to another video, guys. So in this video, I want us to talk about five stocks that are alternative to your lithium battery energy. So we're talking about the green energy revolution. We're talking about, you know, impacting the climate. How do we really impact that space? A lot of focus has been on, let's say, electric vehicles powered by lithium batteries, but one area where people are not talking a lot about, which I think it is going to be a combination of different areas or different solutions to get us to where we want to go as far as saving the planet. In this particular case, I'm talking about hydrogen fuel cells. This is an industry that is going to assist or help the lithium battery in the EV space to kind of power vehicles and just power our systems, but also provide some sort of clean energy. So I want us to cover five stocks in this space. Before we get to the guys, if you're new to the channel, we talk about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. Again, like I said, when we look at the green energy revolution, it's going to be all hands on deck. So in this case, we're looking at hydrogen fuel cells. We're looking at lithium battery and all the other areas where we can definitely work together to achieve the goal of saving the planet. So hydrogen fuel cells are becoming more and more mainstream. And I wanted to give you guys an opportunity to at least take a look at some of these stocks before they start exploding. Again, Biden is talking about their climate change infrastructure bill. So these are companies that might see some benefits from that because they are working as part of the clean energy industry. So first one on my list here is fuel cell. Again, I've covered this one on the channel. You can definitely go check them out, read the website. When I was doing this video, they're trading at $9.66. Six months ago, they see a high of $27 or $28 of February 9th. So definitely go check them out. Second one here is Bloom Energy Ticket Symbol is BE fuel energy that can help power the future. So definitely go check them out. When I was doing this video, they're trading at $23. And if you go back six months, this thing actually got to a high of close to about $43. So right now it's half price off if you are looking to get into it. The third one here is plug power. Again, I've talked about this one on the channel. I currently own this one in my kids portfolio, bought it when it was, I think it was like $2 or so. But this is definitely one that I've seen tremendous amount of growth even before this pullback. So definitely go check them out. When I was doing this video, they're trading at $26. If you go back six months, look at the peak days almost close to about $74. So definitely complete on sale for this one if you don't have it in your portfolio. Next one I want to show you guys here is Givo or Givo, whichever way you want to call it. Again, it's a hydrogen fuel cell energy. You can use it in different areas, transportation, agriculture. Again, that renewable energy source that we're talking about, which is we see that the current administration is really strong on sale. When you look at where the administration is going, you want to position yourself to benefit from the policies of the administration. And so this is the stocks that you want to be considering. So here, this one is currently at $6.37. If we can go back here six months ago, high here was about $14, almost $15. So definitely on sale. The last one I want to bring up here to you guys is Ballad. Again, this one is currently trading at $20.63. If we go back six months, this one saw a high of close to $41. So definitely on sale. So there you go, guys. Those are five stocks that are currently renewable energy sources, clean energy that are not lithium battery related. And so I want you to not just focus on just the EV space, but also start looking at other sources of our power that are clean, renewable, that can definitely position us to make some money down the road. So consider these five stocks. Again, number one that I mentioned here was ticket symbol FCE. Number two is ticket symbol BE. Number three is ticket symbol PLUG. Number four is ticket symbol GEVO. And finally, number five is ticket symbol BLDP. So definitely add those in your portfolio. Again, all your watch list, whichever way you want to approach it, but at least make sure that you get into this space with one of the stocks. Don't just concentrate in just one area. So diversify your portfolio. So that's what I wanted to cover in this video. Also, if you know other fuel cell energy stocks that I left out, don't hesitate to drop them in the comments section again, guys. I don't know every single stock out there. So sometimes you guys are the ones that are helping out and actually bringing out some stocks so that I'm not tracking. So again, let me know in the comment section if you're new to the channel, we check about how to earn money, how to save money, how to invest and build wealth. So if that's something that interests you, go ahead and hit that subscribe button and the notification bell so you don't miss out on new content. Also, if you're looking to get started with investing, guys, we will have their promotion where if you sign up and deposit a hundred dollars, you get some free stocks links in the description below. And as always, guys, do your due diligence.


Hello and welcome to the session. My name is Mansi and I am going to help you with the following question. The question here says solve each of the following equations. Ninth equation is x squared plus x plus 1 divided by root 2 equal to 0. In this question we have to solve the equation x squared plus x plus 1 by root 2 equal to 0. Now before starting with the solution we see the key idea behind the question. We see that solution to a quadratic equation ax squared plus bx plus c equal to 0 where a is not equal to 0 is given by x equal to minus b plus minus under the root b squared minus 4ac the whole divided by 2a. This is same as minus b plus minus under the root 4ac minus b squared i eta the whole divided by 2a. Now let us start with the solution to this question. The equation given to us is x squared plus x plus 1 by root 2 equal to 0. Now if we compare this equation with x because bx plus c equal to 0 we get a is equal to 1, v is equal to 1 and c equal to 1 by root 2. So we can easily find out the value of b squared minus 4ac that becomes 1 square minus 4 into 1 into 1 by root 2 which is same as 1 minus 4 by root 2. Now on simplifying it we get 1 minus 4 root 2 divided by 2 that is equal to 1 minus 2 root 2. Therefore x can be written as minus 1 plus minus under the root 1 minus 2 root 2 divided by 2 into 1. This is same as minus 1 plus minus under the root 2 root 2 minus 1 i eta divided by 2. Therefore our answer to this question is minus 1 plus minus under the root 2 root 2 minus 1 i eta by 2. I hope you understood the question. I enjoy the session. Goodbye.


Thanks for staying with us, referencing an article on African women in medias, the insidious ways white versions of beauty are foisted on black women slip into the subconscious, thereby urging women to chase unattainable notions of beauty that veer off reality. The boom and boon enjoyed by the bleaching and hair relaxing cream industry in Africa is a testimony to this. The news compiled by the World Health Organization in 2011 revealed that 40% of African women bleach their skin. Indeed, beauty standards have changed throughout the centuries and while beauty is a function of consensus, to determine that something possesses beauty, it must align with socially accepted criteria for beauty. A large percentage of the standard of beauty in Nigeria today has changed because of Western influence and considering the volume of effects that goes into importing these beauty items, do you think the government should ban the importation of human hair, bleaching cream and other beauty products to cure Nigeria's chronic inferiority complex? Please let's hear what you have to say. Remember you can join the conversation, send us an SMS or WhatsApp to<PHONE_NUMBER>, tweet us at Wayshow Africa 1 with the hashtag Wayshow. So ladies, this topic, I don't know if I should call it gaslighting, I don't know if I should call it lack of imagination, I don't know if somebody in here thinks the man is talking sense but clearly that person is not me. There's so many things wrong with this statement with the call to ban human hair, not from the perspective that it's, I mean he's coming at it from an FX perspective and I'm like, there's so many things we could count that we're spending FX on today that we all know collectively that we should not be spending FX on. We took a story, I think it was last week, about us not removing the subsidy and we were going to leave it for the next government to come and take the decision, something that we have clearly shown that we can't afford and we continue to spend on. And then here's this person who I just think is looking for headlines, comes and makes this completely ludicrous suggestion. Now, no doubts, all across the world, wherever there are melanin pigmented people, whether you're brown, you're black, we know that people and it's not unique to Nigeria, it's not unique to Africa, like I said, wherever we are, have this higher pigmentation, there is a cultural leaning towards being lighter. So people believe that being lighter is more aesthetically pleasing, it's more beautiful again. That is a personal preference. I mean, I have personally never understood why anybody would want to bleach. I think you're beautiful, whatever skin tone and shade that you are. But clearly there's a strong cultural message around this, around people wanting to bleach and we've seen over the years how people have gone to the extreme with bleaching. And you know, what I found most annoying about this is I think that currently we are at a time when more Nigerian women are appreciating their natural beauty. We've had a consistent, at least in the last, I'd like to say up to 10 years, we've had a move to natural beauty. We've had women, a lot more women with their natural hair, a lot more women, you know, just the fact that we appreciate, we value our beauty. We're not saying that we're not beautiful. And to think that a man can sit somewhere and say, you know what, what you want to do is take away my choice, right? So I should look, so it's not okay to look like the white construct, but I should look like your construct, which is that I should be natural. And again, there's nothing wrong with that.  I'm not a fan of wigs. I wear them, but I struggle when I wear them. I like to do my own hair. But the fact is I have a choice. And then somebody wakes up and says, today's problem is the fact that we are spending FX, which by the way, I was trying to find out what was still on the list in which you can actually get funds from the government. I mean, trying to get funds today is easier to pass the camel through the eye of a needle than to actually get your hands on Forex. So to come and make this sort of claim in my mind, I'm thinking, do you know how many things we import? We import stock fish. I mean, there's just so many things that we're spending money on that if we really want to pick on the list, this one is so far down. I mean, this is not something that everybody can afford. It's a very small microcosm of people within the country that can actually afford this particular product. And somebody wakes up and says, you know what, this is the problem. But I think I've said enough.  And what are your thoughts on this wonderful headline that we have seen today? So I've seen this topic. It is always recycled. It's like, it comes every year or maybe every quarter. People are always talking about human hair. I mean, I get that buying human hair, this is actually very expensive. And that's the part I don't like or appreciate because it's costing an arm and a leg. So you're probably spending between 200 to 500.  And then I've seen hairs that go for about 1 million. But those who can afford it can afford it. And when I see topics like it, it always comes from a place of mockery. It's never, you say, okay, I want you to appreciate your beauty. I want to appreciate your hair, your natural state and all of that. But the truth is, if we actually sit you down and fully understand your motive, it's not about empowerment. You just want to put people in a buttoot that suits your own narrative. Oh, because I like it this way, then you should conform to it.  I mean, this is my hair. And so I love wigs. I love wigs. If I have so much money, and there's the new wig I'm seeing that looks very beautiful. I would buy it. Who doesn't want to have a different look? I worked for my money. I would buy it. There are people that are not comfortable with their natural hair and their natural look. And then that's fine. That's a different topic. That's totally okay. I know before my hair got to this point, my hair has always been really short. So I've always cut my hair wasn't growing properly. So I'll always wear wigs. I'll always do then when sawing was really the end thing before we transformed or transitioned into proper wigs. I would do so in back to back. Once I'm losing it, I'm doing another one. But later I was like, okay, maybe I should go natural and see if my hair will grow longer. But I found out that I couldn't style my hair properly. And it was taking me a longer time to style my hair to go out. So I was like, you know what, I'm just going to relax it. And whatever happens to the hair happens. But pending when it grows, I'm going to enjoy my wig.  I always want to wear my wigs because it's my money. It makes me look beautiful. My natural hair also makes me look beautiful. And then even when you talk about skin, a lot more people are actually going out these days without makeup. And that's because one of the reasons why people were even wearing makeup to start with was because a lot of people had bad skin. So now there has been a lot of education on how to take care of your skin, on how to have healthy skin and move from acne prone, or where you have a lot of pimples on your face to a smooth skin. And it's a journey. People go years, two years, three years to achieve all of these.  But then that's for you. So for those people who appreciate themselves, I don't think anyone should detect what you should wear on your head. If you want to wear a wig that costs you 2 million and you can afford it, please go right ahead and do it. And enjoy it and have fun while you're doing it.  And I just want to talk about, so yes, we must agree that the concept or the consensus around beauty is constantly evolving just like culture. So like Jennifer just said, at one point it was sew-ins, now it's wigs, we don't know what it will be tomorrow. But in the same guys, we're looking at people who have healthy skin goals, I mean, we're much more aware about how healthy hair should be and making sure that whatever you have underneath your wig or whatever is as healthy as the hair that you are putting on your head. So for you, do you agree with this concept that us having these options means that we have an inferiority complex? I totally agree with you, Uti, that the narrative is changing in the times that we're in. In fact, with the new generation, you don't even know what to expect. They're the ones taking ownership of everything. They don't have to, it's cleaner looks that people are going for now, more natural looks. And for you to come and make a blanket statement, I think Renault has continued to come up with ingenious ways to continue to be in the spotlight when it comes to social media. So while he might have some points about the fact that we spent a lot of money towards the purchase of these wigs and ores, I totally agree with Jennifer and even some comments that you made earlier that people still have a choice. And I don't think that this is something that is unique to Africa alone or to Nigeria. We have people in Asia who are trying to be lighter every single day. In fact, if you check history or if you check records, you find out that Asian women are spending more and more on being able to lighten their skin. So it's not unique to the African context. And I agree with Jennifer saying that you, because you want to teach them self image for all of that. But I don't think that the, the motives that Renault is coming with are actually genuine. Because if they were genuine, then you want, you would not be ordering the federal government to do one thing or the other. You would come from a place of suggestion that there's a problem. There's a problem in the country where people are paying more attention to this and that. And you think that it's drawing attention to the wrong things that we should learn to appreciate. So the focus should not have been on banning. The focus should have been on teaching people to appreciate themselves. Coming up with campaigns that continue to help people make informed decisions and not you imposing your ideology of what beauty is in the lives of citizens. They have a right to decide what beauty means to them. And beauty means different things to different people. But some people, they would love to have their natural hair. But like Jennifer, they have struggled with hair issues and they cannot have it. I tried to go natural several years ago. Unfortunately, it wasn't working for me. And then I had to relax my hair, but I don't do it. And lock one of the lucky ones that has the type of hair that when you relax, you can stay up to six months before you put in relaxer again. But it's not everyone that is fortunate to have such texture of hair. And then when you want to focus on that, are those really the only issues that we have to deal with in Nigeria? Who are the people that are purchasing these weeks? A lot of people who are purchasing the weeks are not that either middle income earners who would actually save to buy these weeks. I can imagine how many times or installments that Jenny had to do to be able to obtain a new style of wig or the other, if it's the human hair. So you can imagine a lot of people who plan themselves and say, okay, I'm going to be budgeting for this particular and then they get it. While some others have to ask for money here and there. So what are the people that are purchasing these weeks? If you check again, majority of the purchasers are even the men themselves purchasing it for the people that they want to look in a certain way. So what is he talking about? They are the same people who are championing this cause because it could not have gained the popularity that it had if somebody was not trying to impress someone in the first place. So I think that these are just misplaced policies that he's trying to do because there are more critical issues that we need to take into cognizance like you had mentioned earlier. And then I also don't want to take it away because it's very easy for us to focus on all the fact that human hair is expensive and this and that is happening and a lot of people are trying to change their image to be something else and to forget that there are benefits to different things. There are people who have genuine medical situations that weeks have actually helped. People that have alopecia and things like that. There are people who suffer from alopecia and these things have actually helped them to recreate or to help them to restore their sense of self-image. So even though he's trying to preach that oh that's because of lack of self-image it's not that's a blanket statement and I don't think that he did some level of research to come up with these accusations that he's come up with. So it's just cheap talk if you ask me and I need him to really tone a lot of these things down because it's getting very ridiculous. So I think we'll take a quick break and while we come back Isi will come to you. Please stay with us. If you've just tuned in it's our ladies night out and we're discussing the topic should the government ban the importation of human hair. Please let's hear what you have to say. Remember you can join the conversation send us an SMS or WhatsApp to 0818 038 4663. Treat us at Wayshare Africa One with the hashtag Wayshare. Of course today is Thursday so our phone lines are now open and you can call us on 0702 500 7749. I think I'm two days ahead in the week I said it's Thursday today is Tuesday but our phone lines are open and we really love you to join the conversation. So Isi part of the reason why Reno has made this comment he says it's due to the FX issues that the sale of hair the amount of money we're spending on the sale of hair could has negative impact on our foreign reserve our foreign exchange reserves. Now when we think about like I said earlier what we're spending our FX on as a nation right and how countries typically make money or earn FX you're either doing it by export you're doing it by direct foreign direct investment there's so many things that need to be done or can be done to improve our current situation in terms of FX and I mean it's it's an imaginative you know response ideas like this that really keep us where we are because people are not being creative about the ways in which we can earn money. What are your thoughts around his view that this is killing our FX reserves? First I would totally disagree with him I was totally disagree with him in the context that when I actually did my research I discovered that we in Africa basically we according to Euro Monitor we have about Africans have about seven billion annually coming in based on importation or exportations of this of wicks basically or human extensions so I totally disagree with him in this context however let's look at the I also looked at it from different perspectives which have to do with the fact that we I looked at the negatives or the columns of what importing human hair will do to our economy and I realized that nothing if anything it is actually boosting the economy based on the fact that we have entrepreneurs who are actually using this to make a daily income in our society daily especially in a situation where we do not have jobs so small business owners use this to make their living we have people who make wigs we have people who actually working in the small shops basically and they sit down and they use they take their time by the extensions and make wigs for people who need the wigs I looked at it again from another perspective which had to do with the economical perspective the physical perspective and the social perspective and I realized that economically the entrepreneurs need the boost for us to be able to bring in the money so there is no there is just nothing there is no problem with them bringing in or importing the human hair I looked at it again globally globally even foreigners the whites are also buying extensions for their hair so in every aspect we have individuals who are living abroad Nigerians in diaspora buying wigs from Nigeria because it's cheaper and taking it abroad for them to be able to afford it because they wouldn't be able to buy in the amount or the was it called the price that they're supposed to buy it over there due to exchange rates again so they would rather come back to Nigeria and buy here again we also have another fact that economically it boosts the the cosmetic industry basically we are saying that yes women are looking natural but again women are also trying to enhance their beauty and show that they are looking up to power wherever they you know they want to stand out so yes it does boost the economic industry in Nigeria as well abroad because we also have local products that are being made in Nigeria as well again I looked at it physically now let's look at it from the physical point of view women they want to look good according to a lady called Michaela who had an interview in CNN she said that black the women who are the black women love to look good especially during the COVID they they want their hair to be nice neat and at all times so they wouldn't mind to go the extra mile some people have the opinion that the blacks did somewhere somewhere in between decided to you know change their identity that they do not want to they do not want to own who they are by not looking natural being black or as you know keeping them in there but again the women are actually stepping out of their comfort zone to enhance their look and this is also boosting their confidence whether we like it or not the other day we talked about BBL that's body enhancement and stuff like that again is all part of it so if we're looking at it from the perspective of women who want to fix their hair socially or physically they want to you know we have hasha conditions especially during the hammer time where women tend to cover their hair because the weather is hasha on their hair so they take those wigs to cover their hair you see I'm just going to interrupt you there we have a call we have Loma from Abia okay good evening Loma thanks for calling in don't voice your topic I'm trying to laugh I don't want to use the commercial violence call me out in the morning to inform so what? okay but I want us to publish something that is don't whom I hate because I don't whom I hate to want a girl who created everyone and takes the people but I want to tell you my eye I told my wife madame after one woman one day in a bus told his driver please driver where the driver is my hair has fallen off that it is how original I caught up it was weak that fall off from the bus so she now put it in a which way so from that day I waited you if it is all right I told my wife please I don't like weak at the person so she now decided to come home with me and make her home with it in another time which is so beautiful so look at your own hair very beautiful for these people that have money want to let them continue but I at the person I don't like I don't go back to money because there are people that it's reasonable for some people but I prefer I don't like him thank you very much thank you so much um low man for that perspective I mean when I was talking about the hair flying off on the bus I don't see how that is any different from a hat flying off somebody's head but um you know perspectives are everything and I liked a lot of what isi said before the the call came through looking at the economic aspect of it and how much of an economy it's driving it's driving the hair industry is driving the beauty industry is driving I mean the weddings I mean it's just a plethora of people who are earning income and she also touched on a very interesting thing um that I was hoping that we would talk about is the fact that the Nigerian entrepreneurs the small businesses that are truly driving the economy have created good enough products right that they are actually exporting so if you are and any of the social media platforms where these these um wigs are being sold you see people regularly chatting from the diaspora going I want to buy this do you ship internationally and that in itself is a source of a foreign exchange so thank you isi for raising that point because it's so valid because he goes on to talk about the impact right of people who have children who have lost parents and um uh the the impact of of the actual bleaching creams on our skins on our hair these are all valid things and I don't think that there's any woman that is unaware of it I think people who still choose to bleach their skin today they know all the risks but they still choose to take it what was interesting for me was I actually would like to ask him what car he drives perhaps he drives an innocent or he drives I think the other one that's made in Nigeria is a jac I think perhaps he drives one of those cars because the imported cars cost way more than the hair and they kill way more people so excuse me mr. Omokri I would just like to know what car he drives because at this point you can't come from here and I won't come for you the women of Nigeria do you know I actually talked about I actually talked about um about cars especially when um lawman was was speaking because I'm like you import cars and the ROI for cars compared to that of the human hair it's not the same thing now as far as I'm concerned having a car is a liability because as time goes in the next two three years the the value of that car depreciates you can't you can't sell that car for the same price that you bought it and secondly you have situations where you have to repair the car you're having issues with the car especially if you buy the car as maybe um second hand but one thing I've noticed about human hair is I have weeks that have lasted me for six years there are people who I think I met this lady at work and I saw her it looked so brand new I was like oh I like the bounce on your wig where did you get it from she said to be honest that the lady she bought it from has relocated abroad I'm like oh wow then when did you get it she told me she got it 10 years ago see if you see that wig it looks like she bought it last month and I was so shocked and she said oh that she actually has just two so she just alternates between both of them that she didn't see the need that since the lady left she doesn't trust any other person to give her very good hair or very good wig and then that's one pro I know for weeks yeah but I mean so that's a sustainability thing because back in the day when we used to do our hair with just the pure synthetic the braiding hair I think you you finish it are you throwing away and I don't believe these are you know biodegradable materials so even from an environmental perspective right we've even done a lot there because these hairs are you reusable you get good value here and you can get a lot of wear from it and when you think about it right 10 years where perhaps you bought it for 150,000 over 10 years think how much you've saved in different hairstyles in different things where you're now saving money I mean we could go on and on about the pluses of us being able to use wigs the bit I think I'll probably just come back to Noma quickly on this because she talked about alopecia the fact that actually doing our natural hair places tension on our hairlines yeah so I mean take me for example I do everything I can not to place tension on my hairline but I was born with this udc hairline I have a widow speaker that comes all the way down here and I've never had hair you know even as a child I used to have my mother used to cut my hair used to have low cut I still didn't have hair in front so I've always been very aware of protecting my hairline but the fact that you're constantly putting tension doing these weaving styles and things that he's suggesting right also puts tension on your hair so I think Noma just come to you to hear your thoughts around the impact of natural hairstyles that they can have on their hair if it's not properly handled absolutely uti I think it's something that we need to pay attention to I remember back in the days when we were in Kaduna that we used to go to a place where our hair would be made and sometimes after those experiences I feel for days that I can't even sleep because of how much tension on my hair or my scalp per se so it's uh I think like I said earlier that it's not something that Reino himself may have thought through completely he just thought it was a bright idea to throw it out there maybe for his own reasons to continue to bring traction to himself or whatever or for whatever reason but I think that if these are still personal choices that people have to make people have individual scalp challenges some people have tough hair very sensitive scalp some people have normal scalp but they don't have a healthy hair so it's not something that you want to decide for each person each person know their hair and I like the fact that Issey had mentioned that through the advice of her hairstylist she came up with the best possible solution which is what she has on her hair I've got a hairstylist too who has also advised me on the different things that I need to do there's a time my head started falling off when I was asking him or what's going on and he says oh the shampoo that I'm using I should not use the shampoo that comes with a relaxer because it's a neutralizing shampoo I didn't have that knowledge because I wasn't an expert in that regard but with his advice I stopped using you know after you wash that initial wash then you just use your normal shampoos and that helps my hair to come back to its healthy form so I think the choices are still left to the people this is not something that's a challenge or a challenge or unique to Nigeria or Africa alone this is a global issue people have issues and challenges with the hair and I'm constantly making decisions in that regard no amount of ban or no amount of a stop can stop people from actually making decisions for the hair if you put a ban they're going to find a way around it I think it's something that we need to be more intentional with our focus okay how can we use this to channel in the right direction or if we feel that this is affecting people's self-esteem then why not we come up with campaigns that continue to remind people of to choose very very intelligently their own make their own choices for what beauty means to them these are how companies come up with different campaigns if they want to sell a narrative or something yes I know that the western influence has been there over the years but I want to say like it's Uti had mentioned that people are proudly the new generation they are probably taking ownership of the choices that they are making in terms of sustainability they are the ones asking questions if you give them creams and hair textures they're asking you what's the process you know they're asking questions that normally you would not have asked people now so people are becoming more conscious of their choices and they are making it more decisively so I just believe that this is something that it's not for the government to decide for the citizens it's something that the citizens themselves will decide how they want to carry themselves what their their vision of self-image is yeah I think you absolutely spot on Noma everybody needs to define for themselves what their beauty means to them where their confidence is centered where their self-esteem I mean we expect and we hope that people have a healthy view of themselves and they know that they're beautiful in whatever skin you know skin color skin tone whatever type of hair that they have we hope that you know people believe in themselves and that these things are just done from an aesthetic perspective I want to look different I have choices I have options and just to give us some variety in our life because of course variety is the spice of life thank you ladies I've thoroughly enjoyed this conversation I mean it's given me such a boost of energy that I needed I really enjoyed having the conversation with you all so thank you Noma thank you Issy thank you to Jennifer in studio and thank you to our viewers we hope you enjoyed the conversation before we go do ensure you follow us on instagram at wayshowafrica you can interact with us further drop a comment and most importantly follow all our social media engagements remember to like share comment and invite your friends and family to watch us and follow us if you missed today's quote again here it is European standards of beauty are something that plague the entire world the idea that darker skin is not beautiful that light skin is the key to success and love Africa is certainly no exception and that's by Lepita in Yongo we look forward to seeing you again tomorrow at 8 p.m as we bring another great conversation to your screen have a good 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