Hey, this is Brett and this 2021 Ram 2500 Crew Cab Short Box Bighorn Level B Night Edition is stock number 13662Z. I am here at Summit Automotive in Van Lek, Wisconsin. You're new and used heavy-duty truck and Ram headquarters. This 2021 Ram 2500 has the 6.7-liter Cummins diesel engine. It's paired up with the 6-speed, 68-RFE automatic transmission. This truck has been fully-safetyed and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change on the fluid tab and checked and topped off. And it is 100% ready to go. I'm going to go all the way around in this video inside. Start it up, take a look under the hood, take a look underneath, and give you the most accurate representation of the vehicle that I can. I shoot all my videos in 4K, so if you have HD capabilities, turn them on now because it is your best way to check out the quality, condition options, and cleanliness of the truck before seeing it in person. As you go down the driver's side here, the box looks really good. Cab and doors are in fantastic condition as well. If you like the video, you can subscribe to my YouTube channel, which is youtube.com slash Summit Auto. Click the bell notifications and you'll get updates on the videos I do each and every day. Here at Summit Automotive, as well as access to one of the largest catalogs of vehicle walkarounds on YouTube. Very nice down that side. The 9th edition gives you the 20-inch painted black alloy wheels, and it has Firestone Transforce AT tires. These are LT285 60R20s. And in the front, I would say they have probably about 60 to 70% of the tread left. Frame and underbody looks really good. Didn't see any dents or dings on that front fender. You get the blacked out headlight bezels. And the factory fog lights, the painted front and rear bumpers, also part of that 9th edition.  The hood is in fantastic shape. I didn't see any dents or dings on there. And the passenger side front fender is in really nice condition as well. Passenger side front wheel, no scuffs or scrapes. And diamond black has just a little bit of metal flake to it. I can get my camera light on. You can see it's got a lot of gold and green and purple in it. It's really a cool color, especially in the sunlight. As you go down this side of this 2021 Ram 2500, take note of how clean that body is, how reflective and mirror-like that paint is. I take these HD videos, so if you are far away or even if you're close by and you just cannot make the trip down but you're still interested in purchasing the truck, you can see the truck, hear the truck, and have confidence in the vehicle that you're looking at. Before you even get here, so when you do get here, there's absolutely no surprises. And you can make a smart buying decision from wherever you're at. If this video helps you make that buying decision, let your salesman know that you saw the video, that it was helpful and that Brett sent you. Back wheels in excellent shape and the back tires have right around half the tread left. Frame and underbody is an exceptionally nice condition. It has all the remaining factory exhaust, so it hasn't been altered in any way. And it looks pretty good under there. Lower rockers and cab corners didn't see any major dents or dings or corrosion. Coming around to the back, you do get the LED tail lamps. The rear bumper is painted as well. Has the back of parking sensors, no dents or dings on there, and it does have the full towing package, of course, with the receiver hitch, 4-pin and 7-pin wiring. And the tailgate is in really nice condition as well. Didn't see any dents or dings on there. Has the shock down assist tailgate. Spray-in bedliner has a Line-X spray-in bedliner. In my opinion, the best bedliner you can get. I actually have one on my truck. Has the 5th wheel and gooseneck prep package, 4-pin, 7-pin wiring. You also have a 115-volt, 400-watt plug-in. And you get LED bedlights back here. It's nice that they got the button back here. You can turn those off and on. That bedliner goes on to the tailgate. And that shuts nice and solidly. Also note, you get the cargo cam up there, which we'll check out in just a little bit. And from full disclosure, this back wheel, those scuffs or scrapes on there looks really good. And once again, doors all look really good. Didn't see any dents, didn't see any dings. Does have the heated fold-up tow mirrors. They have built-in directional signals. They fold up like so and fold in like that.  No rips or tears. On these seats, they are in really nice condition. You do get a power driver's seat with lumbar, automatic floor mats, auto headlamps, power pedals, tilt steering wheel, power windows locks and mirrors. You get the cloth bolster and the wood-grain trim. And these mirrors do power fold in. I always like showing both sides, so you know that both sides are working properly. Take a quick look at the back seats. No rips or tears back here. It does have the latch-child safety system for any child car seats you may have. Power sliding rear window with the built-in rear defrost. These seats fold up for extra storage. You get a load floor back here, which is nice. You've got muddy boots or tools. Put them on there. You're not going to get your seats dirty. Or if you've got pets, put both sides down. They've got a nice, flat place to lay. Those go up like that. There is storage underneath there. You get in-floor storage under here with removable bins for easy cleaning. You can put ice and drinks in there.  Or if you're not in Wisconsin, just extra storage space. 115 volt, 400 watt plug-in. And two USBs, two USB seats back here as well. Side curtain airbags on the seats and child safety locks on the back doors. Bottoms and inside of the doors all look fantastic. We'll hop inside, check out the miles, the radio, and everything that this truck has to offer on the interior. You can see this one has 20,357 miles. You do get that nice 7-inch LCD display, compass display. Instrument cluster is very nice and clean. Comes with the heated leather-wrapped steering wheel, cruise controls on the right, gear selector on the right, Bluetooth and information center controls on the left. There are audio controls on the back of the steering wheel. This one has the 68RFE 6-speed automatic transmission. There's your shifter, push-button four-wheel drive, push-button start. This one has the UConnect NAB system. UConnect 8.4-inch radio with NAB. There's Highway 41, so you can see that is working nicely. You get AMFM and serious satellite radio capabilities. You can also do your heated seats and heated steering wheel controls there. You can also check out your backup camera. They made these backup cameras HD, so I really like that about them. And you can zoom in on your receiver hitch to get hooked up to your bolt camper trailer the first time, every time. Also, you get the cargo cam, which shows you what's going on in the bed of the truck, so that's a really nice feature as well. Down here, you have more tactile climate volume and tune controls, including your dual climate controls. It also has all your different apps on here, this one has off-road pages and projection manager, where you can project your cell phone to the screen via Android Auto or Apple CarPlay. We actually did a demo on Android Auto, if you want to check that out in the upper right-hand part of the screen. Factory brake controller, factory exhaust brake, tow-haul mode, front and rear parking sensors. You get two USBs, two USB-C's in an Augstjack, 115 volt, 400 watt plug-in down there. You get these sliding coin holder and cup holders, coin slots and cup holders, keyless entry with remote start. And the passenger side format and seat are an excellent condition. No rips or tears on there. Smells very clean inside this truck. I don't think it's ever been smoked in. And the headliner is in great shape as well. You do get map lights, assistant SOS buttons up there and an auto dimmy mirror. You also have homelink buttons for your garage door security systems and lighting systems. We'll start it up and take a look under the hood. Starts right up. No check engine lights or anything like that. I would personally like to thank you for checking out the video today. And hopefully from this HD video, you've been able to verify the quality, condition, options and of course, cleanliness of this truck all the way around inside and out. Under the hood, we have the 6.7 liter Cummins diesel engine and Jim Day's very clean runs, very smooth. Once again, this truck has been fully safe and inspected by our service shop. It has a fresh oil and filter change. All the fluids have been checked and topped off. And it is 100% ready to go. There's the emission sticker. And I apologize, I forgot to show the tire and loading information sticker. Which is right there. And then the VIN sticker. Feel free to pause this. Like I said, this truck is 100% ready to go. And I would highly recommend it from a quality and condition standpoint. I think whoever is going to get it is going to love it. And to see more pictures of this truck or one of our other 550 new and used cars, trucks, SUVs, minivans, wranglers, halftones, three-quarter-tons, one-tons. You may have to go to that website right there. SummitAuto.com. Full pictures and descriptions of every single vehicle. All at summitauto.com. And if you'd like to check out more HD videos, you can go to youtube.com slash summitauto. 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Rise and shine, Zoomers! It's 8 o'clock on Saturday morning. It's the best time to go amble in the woods. Today I want to talk about something that people ask me about a lot, but I've never cared enough to actually talk about, but I figure it might be a little instructive. And that is, how did I originally first start using Linux? How did I get into it? Because I haven't been using Linux very long at all.  Because really, I started using Linux, I want to say maybe around 2016.  Now, when I was a kid, when I was a young 30-year-old boomer, back when I was, you know, four or five or something like that, we eventually got a computer which I didn't use until, you know, eight or so. I don't know. I don't know how old I was, but it was Windows 95 or whatever. And I guess I imprinted on that operating system. I liked, you know, I liked its user interface and stuff like that. And when the next iteration of Windows came out, I was very disappointed because they moved a bunch of stuff around. They tried to make it look, they tried to make it more accessible to normies, okay? Which I didn't like because, you know, you couldn't go to some of the previous options before. Again, it's totally arbitrary changes, but I didn't like it. So whenever I used, you know, whenever I had, you know, a computer in my room or whatever when I was a kid, I would make sure to customize it to the extent that I could to bring back that operating system that I had first imprinted on, okay? So that was my first exposure to Windows and using a computer. And of course I didn't know any, you know, I never scripted or knew any computing languages or knew how to pull up a command prompt and do anything. The most, I guess the most computer- savvy thing I did was modify Civilization 2 and stuff like that. But even that, I couldn't really figure out in the way I should. But that's basically what I did. Now my dad, he was in a job where he actually had a, you know, did computer stuff basically. And I remember going to his work once and he had these weird computers that I learned were running Linux. And I guess retrospectively, it was some variety of Linux back in the early GNOME days or something like that with GNOME 1 or something. I'm not exactly sure. I just remember as a kid being in his office and being super bored because, well, you know, they had all these games. Of course, I want to play Civilization 2 and I want to mod it and stuff like that. But they just had all these games that were GNOME games and they all started with G. It was like so boring or whatever. But that was my first exposure to Linux. And of course, I, you know, I never touched the thing. We didn't have a Linux computer at our house or anything like that. So despite the fact that my dad knew how to use Linux, in fact, he's a Gintu user, or at least he told me his favorite distros Gintu. But we never spoke about Linux until way after I started my channel. I was actually surprised to learn that he had fallen for the Gintu meme, but, you know, he's an old school Gintu user or something. I think he uses Ubuntu and stuff on work machines or something nowadays, I'm not quite sure.  So I was exposed to them, but not really Linux. The first time I actually ever used Linux as like a personal operating system, wasn't until my first year of college. And I had a roommate who I forget exactly why. But he, you know, he was like, Hey, you should try this thing Ubuntu, okay. And you can dual boot it on your computer, you can run Windows if you need it. And you can run Ubuntu if you need it. And so that's what I ended up doing. And this was back when Ubuntu, way before Ubuntu Unity, this was I want to say 2008 or something like that. So I think it was the equivalent of GNOME 2 or something. And to be honest, I did not like Linux the first time I used that first. Now first off, I didn't do anything approaching what I do on Linux now back then. I didn't do any kind of modification. Again, I wanted I had the same, the same thing that I wanted of Windows I wanted of Ubuntu I wanted to get that old classic look to Windows operating system.  And I it was actually more difficult for me to customize Linux because my only understanding of Linux is not the command line or the you know, something like that. But you know, just clicking on things and menus. And that was of course very limited. And that's why a lot of people don't like Linux, oddly enough, because I don't understand the terminal, they don't know how to actually change system things and really customize stuff or install new desktop environments. They really just think of Linux as being the graphical environment that you happen to start with. And you can click on stuff to change it. So that's one of the reasons why I only you once my roommate in help me install Ubuntu or whatever. I use that for a little bit. But I ultimately found it useless. You know, dual booting in general, I think is usually a waste of time. Because, you know, you have to double up all your files and stuff like this unless you really know what you're doing, which you usually don't know when you first start dual booting. Because usually that's what I don't want to say it's what noobs do. But you know, if you if you have both your feet in different camps, that's what you have to do. And it's sort of annoying. In the time that I've been using Linux now, I never dual boot I've never used. I've never had a personal Windows machine in a while. But I'll talk about that later. So years after I tried Ubuntu. And again, this was back in the GNOME days of Ubuntu.  And this is the first time I really used it by myself and didn't dual boot it. And the difference is I think as time progressed really what happened is, the reasons that usually you end up using or decide not to switch Linux is you want Windows programs. And usually from my case, there were things like games, like I wanted to play I don't know Rome Total War or something like that.  But eventually around 2012, I got like sick of playing video games, I just got tired of them. I always knew there were sort of a waste of time. But you know, I guess my hypocrisy ended and I couldn't even put up with them. They were just annoying as a concept at that point. So I started, I used Ubuntu again, but I was disappointed that things had changed in the same way that Windows has changed Ubuntu now. Now, that was the time where they were using Unity. And I was like, how do I get back to that old Ubuntu? What's the difference? What, what menu items do I need to change? And again, that's looking at it in the wrong way. I didn't I still did not know anything about desktop environments, window managers or something like that. So I was basically hopeless. But I did use it. And I use it for a while. I forget exactly why I stopped using it. But there was a period where my desktop just ran Ubuntu and nothing else. But again, during this period, I didn't know anything about Linux. I didn't know this first thing about the terminal. I didn't know how to, you know, change fonts other than in the in the graphical environment. I didn't know anything about it. Okay. Just the only reason I opened up a terminal is for the same reason that a lot of introductory users nowadays do, you know, someone on a website told them to so they can fix a problem. And that's about it. And in general, that like, I thought of Linux is a being being a little bit more limited than Windows because, you know, especially with respect to installing programs, from my perspective and from the perspective of a lot of people who are just starting to use Linux, you're used to being able on, you know, if you use Windows, you can just go on any website, download something and, you know, download an installer and install a program. That's not how it is in Ubuntu or, you know, theoretically all Linux distributions. Because if you have a package manager, you basically are reliant on your repository to install a program, and you're annoyed that you can't just download something and install it. Okay. That's definitely how I was.  And I know they have, I don't know, the snap stuff. I don't know anything about Ubuntu nowadays, but I know they have easier ways of doing it. But as a Windows user, I was used to being able to just go on a website. Now, even though, of course, I am acknowledging that the Linux way of doing programs is much more secure, safe, and honestly, a lot better. But for someone who's always looking for Windows programs on Linux, like many new users are looking for, it definitely seems a lot more limited. So anyway, eventually I stopped using Ubuntu. And I, let's see, I, so I finished up my bachelor's degree. I then did a master's degree. And when I went to my PhD, I moved out to Arizona. And I had, the only computer I had was this, this tablet kind of thing. It's like a dual tablet computer. And it was, of course, it was running, running Windows, Windows 8, I want to say. And I think around the time Windows 10 was starting to be, they're trying to force Windows 10 down your throat. I really start to think maybe I should think about switching to Linux full time because I don't really need anything else. Now, weirdly enough, the thing, the straw that broke the camel's back that led me into using Linux is actually Vim. That sounds like a weird thing. But what happened is when I finished my master's program, I wrote a big thesis. And I wrote that thesis in Microsoft Word. Okay. Or did I write it in Word? It's either Word or Libre Office. I might have just had Libre Office.  But after I finished my master's degree, and again, in a thesis, my thesis was around 70 or so pages of text, I think, in a thesis, you have so many references and paid cross references and page numbers being referenced here and there, that the good of using something like law tech to compile a thesis is a lot higher. So I after I actually wrote it's weird. After I wrote my thesis, I actually rewrote it in law tech. And I realized, wow, this is a lot better than doing things in words. It's in Word. It sounds a lot more complicated, but but it's actually a lot more easy. And then I started thinking, well, okay, I'm going to use this to write documents now. So what's a good way for me to write documents? You know, I guess I want to say a minimalist way. That is, I don't want to use, you know, share law tech or whatever I was using, something totally cringe, this kind of Google Docs kind of thing for law tech. Instead, I was like, okay, I want a text editor on my computer, theoretically one that's so small I could run in my terminal. That would be really cool. I wonder if there's something like that out there. And weirdly enough, I was directed to Vim, which of course, I guess soon everyone knows what Vim is here, but if you don't, extensible text editor known for every single key being a shortcut. And I started playing around with Vim on Windows, mind you. I was using Windows at the time. And, you know, that's when, of course, you know, I was very confused at the beginning. But as I started to use Vim, I started to realize, oh, this is actually pretty sweet. And when I learned that Vim and all this stuff is actually a lot easier on law tech, or not on Linux, I started being like, well, maybe I should actually use Linux again. And especially because I don't want to use Windows 10. And I know that Windows 10, like any kind of proprietary operating system is just going to get worse and worse. That's how it is. Like, because that was the theme that sort of unites my annoyance. I just wanted that classical layout of a computer that's nice and simple back in Windows 95, like a literal 30-year old boomer wanting Windows 95. It's crazy. But that's how I was. And I was sick of the interface just changing all the time. So I knew, even though I had never done it, I knew that Linux could be this thing where it's basically, it looks how you want it to look, you know, even though I had used basic Ubuntu and had gone along with whatever canonical one in my desktop environment to be. I had just sort of gone along with that. But I knew that Linux could do more than that. And at the same time, this is around the time I started using, you know, Thinkpads, falling for the literal Thinkpad meme.  No, I didn't drop it. I just sort of got, it got squished in my book bag. And the thing that screened like totally ripped. It was terrible. It was a really expensive tablet that I'd gotten as a present. I think a going away gift from my parents if I remember right. I think that, or maybe I bought it myself. I don't even remember. Either way, it was way too breakable. And I realized, okay, well, maybe I should figure out what actual kind of computer is going to be long lasting. That's, you know, and I ended up getting used Thinkpads. The first Thinkpad I got was a T420. And when I got it, I immediately installed Linux on it. Now, when I started using Linux, I think I started using, I may have originally installed Ubuntu, but then I went to other window managers of Ubuntu, like maybe Subuntu or something like that.  And back then, you know, it's weird. It's weird that Arch Linux is now like the Linux distribution nowadays. That's what I feel like. I don't want to say that I had anything to do with that on Linux or on, excuse me, on YouTube. But I couldn't, I can't help but notice that after I started publicly using it, a lot of other people started to. And it sort of has become in the past couple years, not just like a weird hipster distribution, but people have started to realize properly that it's actually a distribution that is very good for even new users. It is hard to install and get everything figured out, but it's a lot easier. Like I said in a video around a year ago, that Arch Linux is actually a whole lot easier, you know, in terms of long term, what you're going to understand about your computer if you just go ahead and install Arch Linux. But anyway, I moved away from Ubuntu-based distributions to Manjaro. And once I was on Manjaro and you have the Arch repositories and you have the ability to look at the AUR and download programs there, that's basically way better than anything I had ever had on Windows where you can just, you know, go to some random website and download a program that, you know, could be spyware or something. But the AUR is much more extensible. And once I had that, I started playing around with different window managers. I started using i3, which of course is a tiling window manager. And when I first used i3, or just in general, when I first used the tiling window manager, that was like everything I had ever wanted. Now as I said, Windows 95 sort of imprinted on me. And of course tiling window managers are not like Windows 95. But a tiling window manager was so close to what I always wanted a computer to be. It was just so easy. You don't have to, it makes no sense to me, in fact, that floating window managers even exist. I understand the desktop metaphor of them, but that they even, like how much sense does it make to have windows on top of each other as like default? You can't see anything, you know. And of course, Windows and stuff like that and other Linux desktop environments, they've gone in the way of at least enabling like snapping to corners and stuff like that, which is really imitating a tiling window manager. But when I started using a tiling window manager, man, everything changed. So one of the reasons I'm saying this, mind you, is what drew me to Linux is not that it was easy to use. It's that it's easy to get what I want from it. And a lot of times, like literally the things that drew drove me to Linux is tiling window managers, VIM, not having Microsoft Word. Instead, I use LaTeX. Now of course you can use LibreOffice. Most people on Linux probably do. But the ability to do things that are a little beyond your experience, that's the real reason I was driven to Linux. It's not like, oh, Linux was easy to use. Because when I used Ubuntu and stuff like that years ago, it was just totally okay, whatever, you know, who cares? This is like nothing special. This is why I sort of advocate the idea of Linux, you know, again, I don't do Linux evangelism. I don't give, I could not care if people in the world use more Linux. I mean, I think in general it's probably good because we avoid, you know, I guess proprietary operating systems and the dangers that come with that. But I don't really care that if more people use Linux.  You have to say how it's different, what kind of things it can do. And don't try and say it's exactly like your experience on Windows because it isn't. And that's one of the reasons that, you know, I was drawn to what I was drawn to. So anyway, once I used Manjaro and I started playing around with all these window managers, my mindset was then, well shoot, I could just like install everything from the bottom up. And there's this thing called Arch Linux, where you're supposed to do that. So I might as well figure that out. And it wasn't hard at all installing Arch Linux my first time just using the Arch Wiki. You know, I probably had to do it once or twice before I really really sort of sunk. But it's not that hard. I mean the hardest thing to do, I remember, is I was on a university Wi-Fi. That was a period during my during my life, which I guess some of you guys know about, where I didn't have internet at home. And that was a deliberate choice. For two years I went without internet at home. And so the only place I could get internet is on my university Wi-Fi. So hooking up to the Wi-Fi went from the command line is sort of a pain. I had to do all this kind of weird stuff that I wasn't used to. But once I got used to it, you know, it was it was pretty bearable. So anyway, that's basically how I got to where I am. Now of course I, in the past couple years, I've used different distros. Like I've used, you know, people, the weird thing is people on YouTube, they really care about the distribution I use. I really don't. Because all the ones that I've been using, you know, Arch, or Parabola, or Void Linux, or now I'm using Artix on my main machine, there's just so little difference. Especially, well most of these are Arch-based distros anyway. And Void is pretty close. I mean, at least in terms of how it works, it's nothing too crazy. But you know, it doesn't really matter once you get to that point where you understand how Linux works. It's not so hard, you know, and there's really no big difference between different distros, I guess. Mind you, that's one of the videos that I guess first made my channel go pretty big. I saw a video a while back when I was like, you know, stop thinking about a Linux distro. Just pick whatever. It doesn't matter. But anyway, that's how I started using Linux. And that's why, where I am now, I'm probably never, well I'm definitely never going to go back to something like Windows. And I'm definitely not going to use macOS unless I have some kind of job related reason to do that. But, you know, it's literally difficult for me to find anything that, you know, any of these other operating systems can do better than Linux. If anything, if I stop using Linux, it'll be because I switched the BSD or something else. But either way, you know, that's all sort of, I mean, there's some sense in which all of that's the same kind of pot. It's the same kind of experience. Anyway, so that's about it. So over the time, I'll say I've used a good bit of distros. People always ask me my opinions about them. But again, like, it's not an issue of distributions or anything like that. And I'll say it one more time, that when you're trying to communicate Linux, if you care about that kind of thing, I don't. But when you're trying to convince people to use Linux, don't show them what looks like the stuff on Windows. Show them the new kind of stuff that they can do. Show them the new experience they get, how everything can work together, and how really you can get the experience you want to get. So anyway, that's about it. I'll see you guys next time.


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do and it works it works it's iron clad getting a woman to crave you to be obsessed with you to just be on her mind all day all night to where just the thought of you and she can't she can't even help herself her hand just slips in now in the thighs she closed her eyes and bites that lip and just see a lot of you cats never had that don't worry your big bro gonna help you but get the lights up get the lights up I'm gonna tell you right now they're gonna be some guys who are gonna be upset but I'm gonna tell you I don't care I don't care because my job is to tell you the truth I'm on YouTube to grow my business and I grow my business best when I tell guys the truth and let them deal with it there are two types of guys women absolutely love they go crazy over them they and this is the only real battle this is the battle at the top of the battles throughout any time in history throughout any culture throughout any race you're gonna see that at the top you're gonna see women love these two guys the first one oh we got to still get the lights up we got to go I can't go mmm oh it's smelling good I got I'm got a I got my incense burning right now this incense right here there's some house of matriarch it's called devotion Middle Eastern frankincense Murr on this nice cold day and right now I'm actually rocking my YSL St. Laurent tuxedo we've been killing them all day I didn't get a chance to really bust up my my my Maxwell smart camera that's a camera it's a camera recorded it's right here never chance to bust it out because it's been too rainy all day such hot videos got a candle going how often do you burn candles gentlemen how often do you just set your own damn mood how often do you just get your flex on a lot of your dudes man is y'all y'all y'all need to you need to listen to your big bro you need to suck you need to get your own mold together so I say on suit Saturday that's the day to get your own mold put your grown damn man on if it look good smell good get out and roll around like a damn man all right you can see the hey look at guys look look what's happening right here look at look at the dislikes you see the guys who are the dislikes them of those avatar but hurt dudes the dudes who are anti-self-improvement the dudes that just want them to I wanted to like me because I'm a good dude she does she dislikes you third she does like you black white Asian Hispanic and other they do like you you're just number three and a distant third and most of you are that way cuz you anyway let's get into it keep them going I hope to get the dislikes up to double digits because that just is a greater indication of how many guys out there just hate to hear the truth I have not even said a word yet and there are eight people who've already disliked it can't be because I said anything wrong I've got on the camera looking good smelling good talking about the same thing but the subject matter hurts the feelings of some guys so much so we're even got to ask you why are you on this channel don't hit dislike just don't come unsubscribe because it's not gonna get any easier we're in second level it's gonna only get harder playtime is over so let's get number one number one the number one guy that all women love all women everywhere no respect to a class no respect to any of that shit is the bad boy that's right is the bad boy and black community you want to call them pookie and ray ray that's what the bad boy fall in that category on the other side it would be you know it would be it would be Brad or Chad pick one it would be the guy in the leather jacket in the motorcycle with the tattoos the bad boy the bad boy is always a archetype we're talking about archetypes women love the bad boy archetype because he represents rebellion he represents actually pushing against the father and her in the men and her families control a father is going to raise his girl up to be nice prim proper respected he wants somebody to be right for his little princess and she's gonna think about the dude that just talks to her the way she needs to be talked to and and and screwed the way she needs to be screwed shout out to Alan Roger Curry when he talked about I met this judge one time from this upper bourgeoisie family and couldn't figure out why his daughter love this street dude hey man he said he fucks he fucks me the way I need to be you can't like it or not this is at the crux of the pookie ray ray argument because women love bad boys women love bad boys I could give you all the psychological reasons but that's just the truth the rebellion the danger all of it and here's the thing you can lie to yourself and think that that changes some point in life it doesn't it doesn't they just stop talking about it as much there's never a place where women get to like well I went through my bad boy phase and now I want mr.   Well, if you went to college, you know the divine nine. Let's talk about the fraternities. I gotta give all five. But the one, when I went to school, it was the Alpha's, the Sigma's. The Iodas weren't on our yard, but let's mention them. But then there was the Kappa and the Q's. There was the Noobs and the Q's. I'm a Noop. I'm a Kappa. The smallest chapters on any yard were always the Kappa's and the Q's. We were diametrically opposed. The Q's were the big muscle bound, you know, a green mound, Michael Clarke Duncan looking D. Groves. Gonna get some comb bread.  Walking around with the big old Mega Brando, walking with the gold boots and they are. A Q's. Five, five, I got the Q's. That's Q's. A Q's. Q's. Q's. Q's. Q's.  You look so good. Jumpin' and sweatin'. Barkin' at bitches. Rrrrrrrrr. You know, ew yeah. And the Scran to push it away. The Q's got much play on a yard.  They played middle line backer. They didn't even play positions. They weren't even out there.  That's what they were. But then you know, who will come in? Who will come in? It will be the, it will be the noobs. The noobs will come in and they'll be like, ah man, I don't like them. You're all pretty boys. That's what would happen, man.  And then we will roll up in there. And women will just go, ah! We'll come in through the suspenders and the bow tie, rows, pull out that cane and just start on that smooth outward R&B tip.  And we just, yeah. Roses are red, violets are blue, and there's anything. But you know what? There was mad respect between the Q's and the noobs. Always. Everywhere I went, mad respect. Every Q I ever met. What's up, noob? And noobs only call each other noobs. And let me tell you something. You know what the respect was? Rodney, you should say Rodney. That's a Q named Rodney. He's like, you know what? I don't like them other motherfuckers. I don't like them sygms. I don't like them alphas. And they know I owe this like, but I always have respect for you noobs. He's like, we come through and we gorilla the pussy. We come in and we just come in, we gonna bark and take it and gorilla it.  Which I'll lay them down just like we do. Cause you have both predators. Look, man, the pretty boy and the bad boy are always on top. Somebody tell me I'm lying. Oh man, we didn't shimmy.     Pretty boy, bad boy. You know what? Even when I was at school, I saw this play out because dudes would hate on the cues. Cause they were bad boys, but they still got their books done. You know, a lot of the cues that went to school were the medical doctors now. A lot of noobs are like in finance, the bad boy and the pretty boy.  The bad boy and the pretty boy, it never changes. They're always at the top.  Look here, man. Most guys, guys need to, if you red pill, you need to understand something. Shout out to the late date, late, great, Patrice O'Neill is always your fault. And you weren't her first pick. We are old enough. We family, we family. We're not back in our young days. I mean, maybe clink still, clink, clink and all that. Maybe they still young enough, Rick can still go find one. But most of us, we're not back that far in our history in our journey to where you can actually be the one that left the imprint. So you got to become the upgrade.  See, if you understand the whole classic man versus the pookie and ray ray argument, this is the great battle. The pretty boy versus the bad boy. Because what do the pretty boy and the bad boy have in common? They're assholes. They're both assholes.   How do you want to put it? Unvarnished, unedited. See, I could never be a bad boy, but I was born to be a pretty boy.   So you can't get even with your past. Can't do that. But you can make sure your future's bright and understand something. Therefore women, they love these two dudes. And if you're not one of these two dudes, understand something. Whether she likes bad boys or pretty boys, that's up to her. They probably like some both. They're one and two respectively with all women. And then the other guys come third. So I use sex as we're talking about it.     It ain't black. I've been in many of your country club, many of your boardroom on a yacht in chamber of commerce meetings and rotary club. And men talk about the same thing everywhere. We just do it with our different flair here. There's barbershop talk everywhere. And nowhere on planet earth have I been to where pretty boy and bad boy were number one and two. Number three is everything else. Now, can you level up from there? You can damn show can, but that's what you need to watch the video I'm driving for. Because here's the thing.  The why we always talk about women, why women because women are the way we keep score, fighting and fucking. I don't see a lot of you dudes disingenuous on YouTube. You always want to talk about, why do we talk, why does it always come down to women? If you were as successful as you said you were, you wouldn't be on this motherfucking anyway. Did I say that out loud? Erase that, erase that, cut that, cut that, cut that. I didn't mean that. Yeah, I did.  Unless you was like me running a YouTube business, it's disingenuous. You, a lot of guys are on here because there's something missing. And we gotta get real about it. We gotta get real about it. And the whole thing, we don't want it to come down to the women in sex because you can't control it.  See, a lot of us can actually go to school and say, I want to make a better grade. We can into the real world and go build and all this other kind of stuff, but it's the conquering of that woman is the conquest that is before all men. It's the riot of passage. And see, because so many of us didn't have fathers, strong fathers growing up, we think it's not that important.   And if you've never got this information again, how are you gonna talk to the guys who've already done it and say how important it is?  None of it. You can't tell me anything unless you've been where I've been. Now see, anyway, get back here. Pop the brakes, pop the brakes. Bad boy, pretty boy. Women just come with the package. They can decide to have one and be with them for the rest of their lives or be a ladies man, all their lives. But it's their choice. And you know, getting down well, I don't know any man, I've never met a man who had access to the quantity and quality of woman he could want and he chose not to have any of them. So it's easy to disdain the things you cannot have. Well, I don't really wanna talk to those dudes. I'm only dealing with 80% of men out here that 30% who are ready to buy understand self-improvement, that journey and just looking for the right teacher. And they're like, this is what I've been looking for. And then that 50% of guys who can actually be persuaded, like, you know what, I didn't know that was like that. Okay, I knew something was wrong, but I didn't quite get it. But now that I see, yeah. But that diehard 20% who think they're dangerous because they're so anti, what you can plainly see in your face.  No, have at it, knock yourself out. Because this is a constant, bad boys, pretty boys, bad boys, pretty boys. And here's the thing, the pretty boys and the bad boys don't really have beef. We crack on each other, we laugh at each other. But at the end of the day, there's respect because we both know what it is. Now, see, understand something. I'm not defining what pretty boy is. And I'm not defining what bad boy is, but you know it. You know it when you see it, just like women do. Which, now the question is, what do you wanna fall at in the hierarchy of the ranking? This is where self-improvement becomes so important because you don't have the stomach to be the bad boy. And you may not have had the looks to be the pretty boy. Well, that's what self-improvement comes in. You can move up the ranking, move up the hierarchy and get whatever it is out there you want.  If you want something on a lower shelf, stay in this kind of range, that's what you do. All right, let's go ahead. Let's see what's in the chat room.  I've been called a pretty boy a few times. I was called an A-hole today.  Look here, man. And that's a journey.   Okay, so the video I dropped today was how to make her leave her wanting, how to make a woman crave you or become obsessed with you. I did something else, I forgot. But I'm gonna tell you the other video. Let me see.    Say that again. You can make a woman shut up and like it.  Probably like, who is this cocky arrogant? Well, I don't agree with that. Or when I say something, but you know what? They're still here.   Bitch, chill out.  Women despise noodle-back weak dudes. And the pretty boy and the bad boy know something and they let women know it also that they are up here. I know women talk about, you know, I'm the prize and all that other kind of stuff. And I've even had women on this channel talking about the prize.  Cause I know the truth. I'm here. I'm up here.   I have one woman hear me roar. When there's a bump in the house, I got to go do it.   But she's that way out there. Not around me, she ain't. Look, think of George Carville and Marley Madeline.  Men, talk shows on mute. Shut, shut, no, they're not the worst. They're the worst if you don't know how to deal with them. You have to deal, you have to learn the woman you deal with. Do yourself a favor. Talk shows on mute. Turn down what she says. Watch what she does. And women will tell you what they like. Bad boys, pretty boys, for whatever reason. But here's the two things. Both guys are hella confident.  Got a lot of attitude, borderline arrogant, toxic masculinity, infectious masculinity.  Both have options and both have no problem checking abroad and both make women deliver something. Both of these guys do not just exchange, they're non-sexual, time for a woman to say, no, you gotta break yourself. This is where you can listen to the pimping. I know some of y'all don't wanna hear it, but the pimping has something, if you've never actually, I'm gonna give this one away. I don't know how many of you guys actually, how to know if you're select. I'll give you this. You know you're select if a woman actually spends real money on you. Often. Somebody, I don't mean she bought, she went to Starbucks and got you a coffee. I don't mean it was your birthday and she bought you a shirt. I mean, it's just Tuesday and she know you like some boots, so she bought them.  That is a damn sure sign for being select when women actually break themselves for you.  So ask yourself a question. If you got a woman who's a seven, eight, nine, most of us will never see a dime, but let's just throw them in there, seven, eight, nine, 10, and the inbox on Instagram, Facebook is full, the email is full, the text is full, with dudes trying to thirst after them. I drink your bath water. I'll pay you a rent, I'll tie your shoes, and she's getting offers everywhere.  This dinner, that trip, whatever, and she's actually breaking herself. Hey, I know you like New York OO, and I love the way you smell when you wear that.  Thanks. Okay, I'll see you later.  It wasn't a gallon of New York OO, it was, here's your shit, because I know you like it, see you later.  And actually leave, that is reserved for select guys. And here's the good side, you can have it too. You can have all the things that come along with being select, if you're willing to do the work, and if you're not willing to do the work, cool. But understand, there is a whole, understand the woman that you dig, the women that you want, the women of your dreams, they have a bad boy or a pretty boy that they will go the extra mile for, but they expect you to drive miles for them.  And as soon as she can find what she really wants, she's gonna dump you. Versus, if you do it the other way and you put yourself in demand, self-improvement is the best damn investment there is. So, this is Patreon stuff, yeah? Well, I had to do a follow up to this because some guys actually came out when I talked about, is there a case for marriage? And I meant what I said, look here, man, there's a well-rounded dude, you have to be able to hold opposing thoughts in your head and still be having a conversation. There is a case for marriage, if you're looking to raise kids and do that. And this channel is not gonna say, is it channel for men, but it's not a woman hating thing. This is where women talk about this stuff. You heard it on a ladies panel. So, instead of sitting around as guys arguing and backing forth and all this vacillating, just look at what women do. Because here's the thing, the evidence often does not comport with our logic. You're like, why would they do that? I don't care why they did it.  But at the end of the day, the fact of the matter is they did it. What if Patrice O'Neal would talk about it?  And honestly, I accepted that about female nature long ago before I even heard this because Patrice O'Neal's like, they like what they like. You're not gonna win an argument on logic with an emotional creature. Why even try? And resenting the fact that they like what they like does work for you. Well, she shouldn't like a bad boy. She shouldn't like a pretty boy. Okay, she shouldn't like him. She should like me better. Like the do not comment section.  She should like me for who I am. Point blank period. Where in is that ever happened? Fighting and fucking. The old rules have always been there. The point in time in history where a lot of guys, this whole make marriage or relationships great again, I don't know where their time in history was. Look, man, go back to, there's always been alpha fucks, beta bucks. There's always been select, non-select. There's always been pretty boy, bad boy and the rest of the guys. It's always been there. The only thing is, as you get older, women get better at hiding it.  The only thing that happens is we get older, women get better at hiding it. When they're younger, they're more wild and free and open. They don't care to hide as much, but as they get older, they start seeing how society takes it.  They will never tell anybody, anything. Women's ability to deceive and keep secrets far exceed ours.  It's actually admirable if we could use it. Maybe it's good that we don't have that power. But women, when it's all said and done, they will tell you, yeah. I married, I love my husband. I have sat with women who love their husband. Just coming back from her side, dude. I have seen it myself. Wasn't a husband, was a boyfriend, but I'm sitting back. All right, let's, story time. Okay, a young calf was out there doing this. I was out there, I was out in Houston just running a muck. I was in my twenties. And there was this chick we're gonna call her Lisa. Lisa was, oh, she was bad. Ooh, she was bad. Dudes wanted to holler at her, but she had a thing for me. But I knew Lisa had a boyfriend in California. And see, as far as I'm concerned, I don't respect long distance relationships. See, my aunt told me this long time ago. I grew up being this guy who'd be like, all right, Joshua, you know, I like old girl, but she's dating, but she says she's dating Joshua. Or I think old girl's cute, but she's dating, she's, oh, okay, Chesterfield. You don't have to do anything, dude. You don't have to go anywhere with a made-up story. You can go bye-bye and I'ma use Chesterfield.  And he comes to, anyway, I like old girl, but that's Chesterfield's girl.  A woman says she has a boyfriend. She's dating someone, a boyfriend, doesn't matter. You're single.  Women always got somebody. This is a woman that told me that. She freed me up because I felt bad. I was like, what? He's like, yeah, you can't wait. He's like, look man, you like pretty women. A pretty woman's always gonna have a boyfriend and several guys floating around her. You just gotta shoot your shot and let her pick because look, she may be the one for you. And if you don't shoot your shot, that means some other man could be with your woman. And I was like, you know what? She logically right. So I didn't respect long distance relationship. I wouldn't mess it anybody's wife because that's a vow thing. But boyfriend, girlfriend, if you don't bother you, don't bother me. So anyway, we're in Houston, her boyfriend's in California. I'm like, all right, you're at my house.  She's a sentient being. Hell, anyway, we end up getting it in.  No, it was just straight up come over. We getting it in. It was the summertime in Houston.  Actually, Shy was playing in the background.  This is the back of the day of calling cards. And I remember after we would just, I mean, we would, I mean, we would get, I'm not gonna give you the details.  My girl, whoo. Yes.  I'm like, wow. And she was good too. I mean, she was really, really good. Really good. I was like, wow, not only are you willing, you're good at this. Anyway, can I use your phone? I'm like, all right, get on my phone. Diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy. Back in the day of the calling cards, you know, you had to dial that 25 digit code then the 10 digit phone number. Diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy. Diddy, diddy, diddy, diddy. Click, click, click. Hello, hey baby. I'm sitting there and dig still glistening. And I had all.  She, cause she had a page and she got page and she calls him up, hey baby. And I'm like, baby. But I was curious. I'm like, okay. Hey, uh-huh. Yeah, I miss you too. Dude, I had never seen this before. Now understand, we just did some savage fucking. And this woman in under five minutes picked up the phone and went into a Hollywood performance. Yeah, honey. Uh-huh, yeah, I do too. And I'm like, I listen to your big role. I'm like, I believe what she's saying. I believe it. So part of me was like, this is fantastic. She's doing some fantastic acting. But then the savage part of me said, no, you didn't. What makes you think you can do this in front of me?  She's on the phone.  Next thing I know, she starts to pleasure me while she's on the phone. Mm-hmm. I'm like, but she's getting off on this. How do I know she's getting off on it? She's got one, she's got one, she has a phone here and a hand between her leg, doing her thing. I'm like, okay. Understand, I'd never seen anything like this before, but I wanted to see where this goes. This is the whole thing about being open to exploration and everything else. This is why the bad boy wins more often because bad boy will be like whatever. I had to learn this stuff. So I'm like, she's on the phone with the dude, playing with herself, it's like, okay. I'm like, he can't hear this because she wasn't making any slurping sounds or whatever. But I'm like, so I was like, well, that's what you're gonna do. And I figured maybe they'd get off the phone after a couple of minutes, maybe she just, no, no, no. She had a full conversation with this dude. So I'm like, well, if you're gonna go there for less, and I wanted to see how far she was gonna take it. So I was like, okay. Got her back up in the position, arch that back, face that direction.  And I went, mm, I'm like, did you just, why this nigga on the phone? I'm telling you this, so you understand something. I said, I believed her when I heard her on the phone. If I was that, I think of myself, that dude believed everything she said. And I've been that dude on the other end of the line before, cause I had long distance relationships.  I have not been, I've been punked. I've been cheated on.   This happened to me too. And it's probably, and it's happening to you too. If you think it ain't, you just don't know about it. If you believe what they're saying, if you're not her bad boy or her pretty boy, if you're not her imprint. So anyway, I'm just kind of sliding in there with shy in the background. Do, do, do, do, do, do, do, do. And H-Town knocking boots and stuff like that. And I was just kind of, but you know, after a while, cause you on the second session, you go longer too. But after a while, I'm like, I'm just kind of like, no, no, no. And she had this long hair back. And this is no weave stuff. So I can wrap that up. Do, do, do, do, do, do. And she, anyway, long story short. Okay. I gotta call you back. All right, baby. I love you. I miss you. Oh yeah. Yeah. Okay. Bye. Click. I'm like, Lisa taught me a lot. She taught me a lot, but she taught me a lot that night. And I like, after broke her off and did whatever, I said, Lisa, real talk. I had just broke up with my girlfriend who I really dug. So I was in that place where she was just, she was a great sex partner.  You made yourself available. And we decided to just do this thing. But you told him you love him. And she's like, I do. I love John. What? I love John. I love him. We're getting married. What? Yes, we're getting married. We're going to get married. He's coming up here next week and we're going ring shopping. I'm like, but we just have freaky circus PT Barnum kind of sex. He's like, yes. And I love every minute of it. But I love him. I love your sex, but I love him. I had a choice to make. I could have either just said that's an anomaly. She was crazy. She was lying or I could let my life or I could run, play the tapes back in my life and go back over the times that I've been John and realized that there was something different when I got around my woman. Something was quite off. It seemed like somebody then, like the three little put the, you know, somebody's been sleeping in my bed.  I've been on both sides. And I said, it's all in the game. I didn't make her do what she wanted. I didn't make her do anything. She's single and look here, man, they are married. They are married. Last time I checked, they were married. John was freaking rich. I was not. John was a really solid dude from what she used to tell me, but this went on for months until I actually moved to another side of Houston. This kind of cut it off. But I had a lesson to learn. I've been on both sides of that phone, but I vowed I was like, never again. So I stopped having long distance relationships at that point. If we're not close enough to where I can see you, you don't get a title. Maybe date you from out of town. If you come in town, we get no titles. Cause I've been played. Yes. And I remember whatever, when what made it set in for me is when I went back and played the tapes and I was like, okay, that's why I didn't get the phone call back. That's why she got the phone. So I started to really realize, I was like, look here, man, women's sexual nature is just like us.  She, I was having my fun, but she was having more fun because she was on the phone with this dude, pleasure in this dude, and just in her own little, I'm like, wow. Who really was, take the story of the way you want to. I was her pretty boy.   I wasn't John, who was all snuggly kissing. And here's the thing. This woman would try to be like, I love you, you're so cute.  I was never gonna break frame. I never broke frame with her. Okay, I didn't want a relationship with her, but even at that, she was trying to get me to become John. What am I telling you? Bad boy, pretty boy. You can level up, you can become more select, but understand something. You cannot get mad at women for being what they are. If you're not her upgrade, like Tony Maciel says, no one's safe. Women love two kinds of guys, the pretty boy and the bad boy. Are you either one of them? If you're not, you've got some work to do if you plan on dealing with them. The easiest thing you can do is go in there and get your body right.   Watch the video I'm dropping. Probably 10 a.m. in the morning, I gotta get it edited. More, you can do more with your, because that's only so much you can do with your face. I mean, you can put on frames and have a beard or whatever, but you can do more with your body.  Even Coach Redfield, shout out to Coach Redfield. He dropped the video that I always talk about. He told guys to go take speech classes. You need to learn how to talk to people, speak in public.  What? Hi, how are you? No, no, no, no. There are no bad boys with a nasal voice like this. If you, I'm a bad boy. No, you're not. No, you're not. Click this like. There it is right there. Click it. No, you're not. If you gotta walk around getting close up on the mic, to get into your lower vocal tone, that's what you do. Oh, all right, more on this. I didn't make the rules, man. I didn't make the rules.  A lot of Alan, Alan is telling you stuff that he's learned or had to witness or wrong. See Boogie, young clinks, clinks. What's your, what's that boy named? Clinks. Is it clink scales? Clink scales to find clink. Is he here? Stuff on here? I don't know. Is he here? Clink scales. Okay, clink scales. Okay. Sorry, bro. Look, man.  You know, shout out to Ivy Kingdom, Book of Alphoronomy. We don't make women. We did not make the rules. We did not make female nature. We are just interpreting it for you.   But you're not gonna change it. You damn sure not gonna argue or debate it. It's like, why fight it? Female nature is water flowing downhill. Go with the flow. There's somebody for everybody. Here's the thing. If you become a pretty boy, bad boy, goddamn. You be almost like Neo up in this month. If you're a pretty boy, bad boy and actually get your business acumen, your business sense together and all this other kind of stuff, man. The more things in your up, the more arrows in your quiver, the better. Because when I was a pretty boy and I was still real, I told you about the summer, I grew nine inches. Well, I was always the same weight from 10th grade till about 24 years old.  It was as impactful as when I grew that nine inches. So I'm telling you what I've seen. I've grown from five foot one to five foot 10 in three months. Then in one summer, I went from 174, 176 to 198, 196 plus some ice. I was in the gym four hours a day, four days a week. Chest, trice, bice.  I didn't make them this way.  And the women respond, look, man, we didn't make them. We don't, we can just tell you what we seen. And if you don't like it, you don't like it. But here's the thing. The smart ones out there will say, God damn, I got some, I got some cheat codes. Now I can, I can power up, become one punch man. You know, what did he say?  Anyway, that's the self improvement portion of it.  Hashtag show you work, Negroes. If you're not doing it out there, if you've got nothing to show for it, what's the point of having all the knowledge? Whether it's one was dating multiples, whatever, that's the point. These young thundercats are gonna be, whoo, man. This is gonna be the sum of improvement, man. I wanted to see these young thundercats go out and leave high school or college and come back in the fall. Ooh, wee, to be a late teenager right now with all this red pill information going on, man. Lord have mercy. The college campuses should not be a safe place. It should be a young feeling, yipping around, yipping around the college campuses. Double bag it, though, fellas. They'll be making up babies.  Hey, that story was epic, right? All right. All right, guys, that's it. I just had to get that out here. The bad boy, the pretty boy, or tops with anyone. If you think I'm lying, if you don't agree, ask women in your life. Ask them. There's some women who like bad boys more. There's some women who like pretty boys more. And here's the thing.  They say that. And as a guy who's always been a pretty boy, I've heard women, I don't like pretty boys. I don't like pretty boys. You know, he always dressed this way and I don't want a guy who's gonna be in the mirror more than me and a pretty boy's in the mirror all that time. I'm not talking about no dainty, femme, metro thingy. No, no. No, no. That's not what I'm talking about.  Asshole game works.    Because we got a lot of high value assholes right now but the smooth ain't there. Smooth is the key. Butter. Smooth. Smooth. It's what you need to get your smooth. This is for the coolin' you. Smooth. Big bro, out.


Hello, Didier Stavens here with the seventh video on my DNS resolver tool and here we are going to look at the track command. Now a couple of years ago on the Envizo blog I wrote about Canary PDFs, PDFs that contain URLs and when you open them you can track people, you can track the opening of those PDFs because they contain an URI like here and it's actually not the HTTP request itself that we will track because Adobe Reader for example will not perform this request before the user accepts that this request is done but what Adobe Reader does without asking the user anything is doing a DNS request and that is what we are going to track. So let's take a look at the month page and here we have the track command, it requires a label which is mandatory, logging which is optional but if you want to do tracking here you typically want to do some logging and then the answer that you want to return and this is also optional but also better recommended. Unless you want to prevent for example Adobe Reader from trying to make an HTTP connection then you can leave the answer like this. This is an example here with label PDF and then you can do queries like this ID0 PDFexample.com so let's try this out. So the type of the command is track, the label that I'm going to use is canary, I will do logging and say log canary, that's the prefix of the log file and then let's also include an answer so dot internet type and a record and let's say that we answer 8888, let's say answer. Now we have space characters in here so need to put this inside double quotes and now our DNS server is running and then over here I can do a request with nslookup so you could do this by opening a specially crafted PDF that contains that URL but here again I'm going to use just nslookup. So we have no files here in the folder nslookup, I'm going to ask for an a record and let's start with canary, anything example dot com for example and direct this locally because that's where my DNS server is running. If you do this query you get an nxdomain and that is how it is programmed. So for the label itself you get an nxdomain and that is something that I explain here in my nvblog post this is important for getting this tracking with adobe reader working. We have a log file and it contains our request here. Let's do another request and here we are going to include an ID as a label prior to canary. Let's say this is our first canary document so let's call this doc1 and here we get the answer that we provide 8888 but let's look at the log file and here you can see that this was recorded. You can see from where it is coming so that's the DNS server actually that is doing the request so it's not the client IP that you will see but the DNS and here you have the identifier for the document.