No, no, no, no. Let's show them. Let's show them. You guys are cooking that delicious steak on this thing. Alright, so right now we're headed out to Flushing Queens. Queens is a borough of New York and it's super diverse, but right now we're headed to Flushing, which is specifically the Asian zone. Alright, so in episode two of Make It Happen, we are heading out to Queens, New York to meet up with some Flushing natives that are making their imprint on the sneaker economy and this hyper-supercharged food scene. So Perry and his friends run one of the most well-known sneaker consignment shops in the city and Carson and his partner are introducing healthy Asian flavors to this new modern quick-service restaurant style. Let's go see how they make it happen out of Flushing Queens. Thank you so much for clicking on that video about food and sneakers out in Queens. You're really gonna like it. But first, I gotta give a big shout out to the sponsor of this series, Wix. They are helping you make dope, clean websites super easily. Alright, so I sat down with David and we talked about what kind of website we should make and we decided that we're gonna make a networking website, one where other people can contribute to. A lot of people hit us up when they come to New York in LA and ask, Hey, I'm coming to New York. Is there like a video guy, photographer, talent? Anybody I can meet? Hey, I'm coming to LA to make emotional silent films. Do you know anybody that can help me out? Personally, I may not know that person, but hopefully you'll be able to find them on that site or at least find someone to start with. So with that in mind, let's look for a website designed. So first of all, it is free to sign up and then you click on what type of category your website falls underneath. You can either answer a few questions about what you need or browse through a bunch of templates yourself. I love this feature. I'm gonna let Wix ADI help build my website for me. It's gonna ask you the name for the website, which I will reveal later. You can even buy a custom URL domain through Wix and you don't even have to go through an outside system. If you want to choose a template for yourself, you can easily browse through them all.  Wix has all of that, by the way. And even when you do find a template, you still get to edit and modify it. You get to customize an already unique template. All right, everybody, we are making a lot of progress on this website, but I will tell you the actual name of our website on the next drop. But until then, please enjoy Make It Happen Episode 2. Starting off, we're gonna go to Image NY. Let's talk about the pros and cons of owning a brick-and-mortar sneaker shop and about possibly disappointing their parents. All right, everybody. I am here with Perry and Greg of Image NY. Yo, thank you guys for being here. This is Image NY. Welcome to Flushing. So in the past, we have filmed a lot of videos here, but today we're not talking about the latest drop or the hype issue.  So you guys provide a physical storefront in a trusted place where people can buy the shoes from Nike or their Foot Locker, and then they resell it through you guys. You guys take a cut. Yes. How has selling sneakers changed in about the past 10 years from when you guys really started? Well, back in the day, a lot of people did a lot of meet-ups, sneaker exchanges and everything, but people get caught with fakes and, like, or they get scammed online. We skipped that whole process. You bring it here, you can legit check the shoes. The buyers are confident they get an authentic shoe when they come in and shop. So how did you guys come up with the idea and muster up the courage to start a shop together? And your first shop was started out of a mall. Yes, yes. This was 2011. We were 21. Our passion was sneakers. And then we had an opportunity to open in a brand-new mall. So we're like, let's take a risk. We're young. Let's, you know, let's go for it. So in 2011, you guys decided to open up a shop in the mall. What's your inventory like? Whose other shoes are you selling? Is it just your collection?  What is that like? Well, the majority of it was our collection, and then we had some friends. They wanted to get out of the game, and they had, like, hundreds of sneakers. So, you know, they trusted us because they were our friends. That was the hardest part. Like, we had no connections with Nike. There was no Adidas contract. None of that, because we wanted to build something where we just sell the hottest shoes. You know, we don't want to just sell regular stuff that you can find at Full Locker and Finish Line.  There's a lot of kids out there who would imagine that owning their own sneaker shop is really just fun. You know, they come in, everybody's just chilling. But really, what is the work that happens behind the scenes that a lot of people are not thinking about? With a sneaker store, you got to make sure your inventory's right. We're dealing with customer sneakers, you know, so we got to take care of it like it's our own. Right, you're telling other people's property. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, and if it somehow gets lost or stolen, that's on. Yeah, that's on us. And then you got to deal with fraud, fakes, charged bags. So, when you come in the image and you see them kicking it, they're actually worrying about all this stuff. I mean, even security.  Yeah, we probably have over a million dollars in here, but we're friends with the local police, so make sure anything happens. They're on call right away. Finding roles in a team. Any good team, even if we're talking about the NBA, I mean, people can't all do the same thing. So, I guess how did you guys determine that? Anything you do, you need a good team. You got to trust each other. This guy's got to handle this. Greg's good with all the online stuff because he's surrounded a lot of the online forums. I was more at the back end. I handled getting the lawyers, getting the accountant. I was good at that. We each had our dedicated roles. You find what you're strong at, and you focus on that. We got along, we trusted each other 100%. Good or bad, we still had each other's backs. Once you lose that trust with partners, is that pretty much it? That can be it. Yeah, you all got to put in work. Blood, sweat, and tears, that's how you make it happen. What are the biggest pros and cons in your guys' opinion of going the entrepreneurial route instead of going the more clear path? The most obvious pros, you know, we didn't want to work for anyone else. We wanted to work for ourselves. I feel like that's the biggest pro. Freedom, you know. It's not all rainbows and butterflies straight off the back. We were grinding for the first three years. All our friends went on vacation and were like, we can't go. We had no days off. That's a big thing. If you're starting a business, you cannot take a bunch of vacation days. We had all our money put into it. We were, like, broke. You know, you're not making money at first, but if you love what you do and just keep grinding, we were a little discouraged after the second, third year, but then we're like, yo, it's going to happen. I think a lot of people, they get discouraged and they quit what made you guys grind through that and really believe in your guys' self. Well, we saw the sneaker culture just growing and we're like, there's so much money to be made. We're like, all this money is not going to wait. There was a point where we didn't even promote consignment. It was just word of mouth. And this was right before Instagram came out. People just started bringing us their shoes and we were like, wow. No, I mean, you guys saw the market growing for what you guys were doing. So it was almost like you guys were on the right path. It was just probably a matter of fact of how are you going to capture, how are you going to get involved? All right, so last question for you guys. What do you tell a young person who's coming up to you and saying, oh man, I want to start a business. I want to start a sneaker store, but I don't have the capital. I don't know anybody I can trust. I'm a young kid. I don't have any of that. Where do I start? All right, stop making excuses. That's one. First, you got to grind. You got to make sacrifices. Network, networking is a big thing. Whatever it is, go out to events. Find people with the same interests. If you guys have the same vision, you guys work toward it. Everyone starts somewhere. We started out of our basement. So you got to grow. Yo, shout out to Perry, Greg, and everybody else from ImageNY. Yo, thank you so much for doing that. Hopefully that was very helpful to you guys. If you guys have any questions, don't be afraid to ask. We're always here to help. Wait, you're going to answer all the DMs? Yeah, just, you know, DM me, Perry Stax, you know, you need any help. Just keep grinding. Do what you love. Do your research. I know not all shop owners want to give out so much free advice. Cool, that wraps it up at ImageNY, and we are continuing our flushing episode of Make It Happen. I'm about to go around the corner to a fast, casual Asian restaurant. Let's check it out. All right, we just came from ImageNY with Perry and Greg. Now we're outside of Queens Crossing to visit our friend Carson. His spot, Okla, just opened up, and it's one of the hottest spots around here. Let's check it out. All right, everybody. I am here with Carson and Neil. Thank you guys for being here. Yeah, thank you. We just want to welcome you guys to Queens Crossing, Flushing, New York. Welcome to Okla. It smells delicious out here. You guys, I would say, are the hottest Asian, new American fast, casual spot in all of New York. Exactly. Yeah, yeah. That's fair, that's fair. Are you guys chefs, or not officially chefs, or you love food, or what to do? I'm actually a chef trained in school in New York City. I opened up my own restaurant, Lumpia Shack. It also worked in like several fine dining restaurants throughout New York. Me, never classically trained, but school of hard knocks, just working on taco trucks, food stands. Okay. Cool, and now you guys are serving all these different Asian flavors all from New York City. I mean, we try to call it like American, New American. This is like, you know, Asian American growing up, and the foods that are from our backgrounds, we try and take and put it into the food here, reflection, keeping it healthy, keeping it light, and keeping it fresh. So we got two plates here, guys. We got a beunis, marinated hanger stick on top of our house herb salad. We got kale, arugula, mint, thai basil, radishes, carrots. We got to make a house-made chili lime vinaigrette for this salad. And over here is our chicken adobo with some Singapore noodles and the number one bestseller, it's our silken tofu salad. Really? The tofu is the number one salad. Yeah, you should try it. Dig in. That's smooth. I've had this dish before, a form of it. The flavor is quite different. Very sweet, has a little crispies in it. That's a really nice switch up. This is marinated in fish sauce, and you can take a bite of it. Mmm. You like that house-made sriracha? Sure, I like how that sriracha works with it even better than the original sriracha. I'm not afraid to say that. All right, that wraps up the food portion. We're about to move into the kitchen and talk about some business. This is the kitchen of OKlah. So I do want to talk about, you know, opening your own business, the glory behind it, the inglorious moments. What is one thing you learn since opening up a physical spot? Some of the biggest things I learn is to be patient.  We started at least December 13th. We didn't open to one year later, December 8th. Opening up anything has problems. For example, our contractor left us halfway through the building. Your contractor is the person who builds out the stuff. Yeah. So there's the person who built out the front, right? He built half of it. Half of it. And he leaves. And he leaves. We're scrambling. We're trying to figure out, you know, me and Neil, we're not builders. We're not plumbers. We're not electricians. We're not cooking food. We became the contractor. Putting up our own class, putting up walls, putting up everything.  Yeah. Several times. Me and Carson had several conversations. And if you're willing to start your own business, I think the most important thing is they got to think, are you willing to put the time in? You know, 24 hours a day, seven days a week. If you're not up for that, don't sign up for a business. Anything can happen, right? Even within the next year or months, you know. What really keeps you going? For us, what gets us up every day is that vision. Is to do something better for the community and other people. And people see that. So there is no such thing as like opening a restaurant because I just want to cook food. No. I think I'm going to go back to the word vision. I think when we first started, I talked to Neil and said, hey look, I believe that we could do something greater for the community. I mean, there's a reason why we came back to Flushing. We got it done in Manhattan. But we said that, you know, I don't think Manhattan or Williamsburg needs us right now. I think there's a better story to tell in Flushing. A little bit more of a serious question. Yeah. What does failure look like? And what does making it look like? Let's talk about failure first. Four months ago, we were almost thinking about failure. So, you know. So you guys opened three months ago. Yeah. And four months ago, you were honestly thinking about giving up. We were in the boardroom and we were two months behind rent. No contractor, we just up by ourselves. And we had a meeting and we said, we cannot move forward unless you divert our two months of rent to 2018 so that we can hire another contractor. Or you just take our security and we lose everything. We lose everything. We put a lot of our own money just to start this place and we haven't seen a penny yet. And we said, just take our security deposit. We're at the end. That was it. That was the last stand. That was the last stand. But luckily, the management believed in us. They saw something deeper than just saying, we're making money or we're joking around. Like, no, this is it. What does success look like? Well, hopefully down the line we will be very successful. But in the three months, we have turned over business maybe tenfold when we first started. Getting so many more customers to come every day to enjoy our food and also having the stories of them saying, wow, I feel great eating your food, losing weight, being more energetic. That is like ultimate success for me and Carson. Last thing, is there anything you can tell young kids out there? What's the first step? Do as much research as you can. Get as many numbers as you can to see if you can make it happen. That's the most important thing. I think having a plan is definitely the most important. Also, going back to human aspect, you got to know who you are because there are going to be a lot of days when it's not glamorous and you're looking in that mirror and you need to know who you are and what you're made of. When you don't get a paycheck you need to figure out what you're worth and if you need to believe that you're worth more than another dollar in the bank. Thank you, Neil. Thank you, Carson. Man, I'm so glad to see you have your own spot now. I'm wishing the best for you guys. And yes, the food is pretty good. The food's pretty good. All right. Thank you, guys. I appreciate it. That was OK La! To outsiders, flushing is known for the most and best authentic Asian food. But insiders know it's changing fast. It already has a super busy intersection and with large-scale developments backed by money from Asia flowing in it might just become the Asian Manhattan. So it's important in this hyper-competitive New York market that you got a heart, soul, and a mission you stand behind. And that was today. Two different businesses at different stages in their maturity both serving the community they grew up in. Image has been a solid contributor to a constantly growing sneaker economy and is now looking to expand into other ventures. OK La! has finally got up and running. And with some raving reviews, their Asian American fast casual spot is looking like a hit. I'm wishing the best for both of them and I'm looking forward to seeing them make it happen. Alright everybody, that was episode 2 of Make It Happen out in Flushing Queens, New York. I know there are so many more people to cover and so many more things to learn and so many more different types of businesses. I'm super excited for the rest of this series. It was so cool to cover my friends out here. Alright, in the comments below let me know what you guys might have learned after these conversations with the guys from Image and OK La because I think they said a lot and even I learned a lot too. So definitely let us know in the comments below. Give this video a thumbs up. This is a cool new series that we're doing. Let us know how it's going and yo, until next time, Make It Happen. Peace!


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This is part for a relentless yeah child wearing the same thing I wore in my other video y'all mind you this been About two weeks since I regretted that last one. Hold on by now We know who is relentless in this damn story. It's pop Say all right you guys so it's coming up. It is the night of Mina's a bit nervous. She is coaching herself into saying, you know, I don't understand where these feelings are coming from She loves Quentin and there's nothing that she would do to jeopardize her marriage So she doesn't understand where these feelings are coming from now. Yes Quentin goes on these long extended with Business trips and she does get lonely at times and girl. We don't need you to be lonely and young and fine So she doesn't know if it's that or what it is But she knows that she cannot act on these feelings coaching herself talking to her saying, okay, this is the business We're gonna go there. We're gonna discuss this after an hour. I'm heading home Right, so she arrives a little earlier and she can see that Paul has already arrived honey he's sitting at one of the tables in the front and He is dressed a little bit more conservative, but Nina I'm but Mina. Sorry is looking him and he looks really really good looks like he she noticed that he Died his beard because before it was a salt and pepper and she noticed it was died And so she walks towards the table and this one she's like, well, this is different He's like, oh, yeah, I wanted to go ahead and get rid of my old man old man graze Yeah, but it didn't do it before she could even stop herself. She said out loud But yeah, it didn't look too bad on you and that's when Paul's eyebrows kind of raised He's like, oh, yeah, she's like, you know, I know I didn't mean that all I'm saying is that you really didn't need to Died your beard, but whatever makes you happy. And so he kind of smiles at her. They sit down They start to order the food and that's when Mina brings up the papers for the house and they start discussing the house, right and then soon 10 minutes into the conversation The waiter comes over with a bottle of wine and Mina was like, I didn't we drink it That's when Paul chimed in he's like, you know, I ordered it I figured that we can have a glass or two if it's okay with you have a glass or two to celebrate, you know Purchase in this house, you know, silly the deal. Hey, so Mina looked at it and she's like, you know, that's fine You know, one or two glasses or isn't gonna hurt Analyzing the deal and that's when the conversation turns because they're done, right they're done They they felt like the paperwork were done Mina just needs to make sure to get copies of it when she gets back to the office the next morning so that's when Paul starts talking to her and you know, I'm talking about his previous Time in LA, you know, and he starts asking her questions about, you know, her time growing up in Georgia her family and she's Conversating like again, this is the first time she's really had Conversations like this because Quentin is hardly ever around. He's always on the road Oh, she misses conversation. She misses a bond.  We really I really got to go here in a couple more minutes and that's when Paul says, you know What I must admit that when I first saw you Someone asked attractive as you I knew that you were already taken if you don't mind me saying I knew you were already taken But if you were my wife, I would not spend one day apart from you Mina is taking a back. She doesn't know what to say. So Mina isn't sure what to say and then Paul jumping in said I'm sorry. Did I embarrass you? She's like, no, I just I really never had anyone say that to me before So yeah, I'm just taking I'm just a bit surprised. That's all I'm not embarrassed And so that's Paul went ahead and paid for the bill and he you know walked her out to the car He said, you know what? It's been great I want to thank you personally for helping me find my home here in the south and I hope that we can collaborate again on Other business adventures. And so she's like Okay, so she's like, yeah, thank you so much and thank you for dinner. I hope you have a nice night.  How was everything? She said it was good big mama. I'm how's that air? She's go. She fell asleep honey. Just don't don't bother her and the child was fighting asleep So She sits now and all of a sudden Mina gets her phone buzzes and she sits down and It's a text from Paul. Oh, he texted her. He's like, I apologize if I embarrass you but When I see a beautiful woman, I have to acknowledge her so Mina kind of smiles, right? You know reading the text show and so that's one of her grandmother looks to see her mother's like Oh, you get a little love note from me. I'm Quentin and Mina feels like she's been cotton She puts herself on down quickly. She's like, huh. No, it's just something Just something funny. I saw on my phone and yet again She becomes a little bit curious about this Paul and she would be lying to herself if she did not Acknowledge that she was attracted to him too.  Well put together Always smell nice always dress nice and just overall seemed like a great gentleman, right? So She goes on about her day. She's excited about you know Finally having sold a house after weeks of not doing anything It's a phone call from Quentin and let's her know that hey, you know This trip is gonna take a little bit longer than I expected. I won't be back for another week or so Mina is sad about it, but she understands. So she's just looking down at her cell phone like whatever So, all right, you guys so cut to Quentin Quentin is not on his business trip Quentin is actually going out trying to figure out what his brother What what would you call him y'all is that? Step brother step brother. Well, we'll just call it a brother even though by adopted Okay, even though he was adopted, excuse me So but instead of going out on this business trip Quentin is gonna take the next week to figure out what the hell Paul has been up to since he hasn't seen him now It's been about five or six years since he's actually seen his brother But he talks to him at least once or twice a year. Okay going through all his old contacts that knew Paul He finally finds someone and he shows up at the door knocks on the door opens up the door and there is miss Georgia Georgia turns around. It's like, oh baby Q now. I am not surprised that you would show up on my on my doorstep So Quentin is like hi Georgia. Is it okay if I come in and We're gonna call her caller Georgia honey. So George like of course honey come on and come in have a seat Quentin comes in Quentin already know who knows who Georgia is. Okay, cuz they have been friends Excuse me. Paul has been friends with Georgia for a very long time ever since he moved out to LA actually So he's been friends with him for a while. All right, so That's when Georgia said so let me guess why you're here your brother finally made his way down to Georgia Quentin say yeah, like what is he up to and so Georgia said, I don't know honey I haven't spoke to your brother ever since your mother died Sorry ever since Mary died and so I'm not sure what he's up to so Quentin revealed that, you know He's been down there looking for houses Which by the way, he's been in contact with his wife And so Quentin is expressing concern that he does not want his wife to know about his past and about whatever happened between His adopted mom and his brother. It was scandalous. That's one of the reasons why he changed the name But now his brother is asking for this money that That he Let borrow that he actually loaned out to him Georgia took that as Quentin was coming down there that asked her for money. And so George was like, well, honey I don't have any money. All my money is tied to them buns and stocks. And so Quentin's like, I'm not here to ask you for money Georgia I'm here to figure out what Paul has been doing for the last few years. So Georgia has no idea. He's again, he she has no idea what's been going on and you know They chat for about, you know, another 10 or 15 minutes and that's when Quentin goes ahead and leave as he leaves Georgia locks the door picks up her phone and says, hey sugar Yeah, it's Georgia. You won't believe who came back here Mm-hmm. Yes, baby Q All right, then Paul, let me just tell you what happened Shall you can't trust nobody so Georgia went ahead and called Paul to let him know that his brother had been coming up They're asking about Paul. It's like, well, thank you so much for the call Georgia, right? So that's when Paul picks up his cell phone and he texts Mina. I Can't stop thinking about you. I know this is inappropriate But I was wondering if you will be up for having a cocktail at the lounge Mina is at home sitting still a little upset that Quentin's gonna be out for another week on his business trip She gets a notification. It's a text from Paul and buying her out to the lounge Mina looks down at the text. She reads it several times Before she responds. Yeah, I can meet you Ciao. All right, y'all is getting juicy


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I have muted it, my name is Nazmala Sandovin, I am currently a WP developer as a senior WordPress developer. we have started this series recently, our series is called WordPress for beginners, if you are a beginner, then do it for others, and join the company, or the company that you don't have. so the first three types of the series, we have set up the WordPress environment, we have installed WordPress, and we have migrated to the server, so these are the initial requirements. thank you Afrinapu and Robin Bhaiya. this is our fourth episode, in the previous episode, we have learned a lot of basic things, such as migrating and setting up the WordPress, so today we are going to look at what is actually going on within WordPress, but actually WordPress, as you have set up, we have set up locally, we have set up locally, we have used it in our lives, so we are going to look at what is going on within WordPress, so I am going to share the screen, I am Abhidhasan, I am a senior support and product engineer, I have worked for WPD, and I have been with WordPress for 5 years, so yeah, so that's it, and I like to work with WordPress, so what I am going to show you is what WordPress is, it is a dashboard, and a small character is a front-end, it is a dashboard or front-end interaction, so I am going to share the screen, so at first, what we saw was, when we set up locally, we have set up locally, we have set up locally, so here we have a login page, so at first we can see, when we hit the site, we can see here, it is a fresh WordPress, so we can see here, so we can see here, it is written as WP Admin, it is a login page, so it is a default login page, so I have created a user name and password, and I have logged in, so after logging in, we can see what WordPress is, it is called WordPress Dashboard, so it is WordPress Dashboard, and here we have BAMPASHA, it is called navigation menu, it is called WordPress, it is called collapse, but it is my full dashboard, so here, at first, it is active, it is active on the dashboard, so when I click on the post, it is active, here it is my post, after that, it will load my post page, so here, when I click on the media, it will load my media page, it will load my page, so actually, what is this, so this is what it is called Dashboard, so what is the post, it is a post, it is a WordPress, so it is made for blogging, so the main purpose of blogging is to post, it is a post, actually, WordPress is a hobby post, it is a hobby post, but we manipulate it a lot, we use WordPress, it is a website, so actually, this is the post, which initially was WordPress, it is here, so for blogging, we can create new posts here, here, we can see the existing posts, when we see a post, here, it is an ad new post, when I click on the ad new, it will give me a screen, so this part is called block editor, now it is called block editor, so here, it is a new post, it is my title, and here, I will write my description, my story, test post, hello, one, two, three, so this is the publish button, so I will publish here, but I will publish this post, this post is published, so post published, so I will give view post here, but I will see my post here, okay, so my title, here is my description, so I will go here, so now, in my post, in the ad post, in all post, here, it is two posts, so here, I can write my post, so now, in this post, I can see many posts, all posts, ad new, categories, tags, so these are categories and tags, actually, in the post, I can assign the categories, so I can categorize the post, which post I will put in which category, so I can do this, when I create this post, I can edit it, I can choose the category from here, if I don't have any category, from here, I can create another category, category 1, I can assign two categories, I can create a post, again, I can create all categories, I can create all categories, so I can assign two categories, I can update them, so if I go to the dashboard post, here, I can see category, category 1, category 2, un-categorized, if you select it from the first, you can select un-categorized by this, but for now, when we click on this, can choose this out there, which is called as quick edit, so again, when we colors this part, if we click, icon changes to un-categorized attribute, this is my category 1, 2 category under tag 1, tag 2, tag 3 under this post so if we click on this Hello World post, category 1 under this update we can see that this is our category 1 so we click on category 1 so we click on category 1 so I will show you this is my category category 2, category 1 under this post so I will show you all categories so I will show you all categories so I will show you all categories so mainly filter, shorting, category,  asynchronously post your favorite category. 소리 category. Through the тыd sunset category. There is all kind of bonding. Technology category. Music category. A few of you held aute category. Then a basic ideas about postaidea. So we lost our trust in the post we made.  మరలెయేక్ట్టరాసిమిదింరి. మరరసికాయి ఇసాసాంత్యరాసాండిగరి. పనంల� is basically shown how to do blog posts. Sorry. Those guys in Pakistan won a $200 ad blog. It is not good. Okay. So, I have published here Pesta. Pesta published. So, our Pesta published is about a page. So, now it is about a page. So, I saw it on my page. It is about a page. So, I can't make it a home page. So, I will make it a home page. So, now I will make it a home page. Yeah, I will go faster. I am not ready to go. Okay. So, this is a home page. So, now it is a home page. So, I have published it. Now, it is very difficult. So, I will show you one thing. If I go to the view site from here. I will show you what it is. It is actually a home URL. So, I will show you the home page. So, I will show you that further. This is also a web page. We can click on settings. I have published here my reading. Looking at the問.  一定要 Uhm, we have so add new... this user is in a continental role so in this WordPress site, which is WP Admin it will use username and password but it will login so if we quickly login we will go to incognito we will login here we have the username and password we have the contributor role I don't have the user option I don't have the user option but here we have the administrator settings and tools but contributor roles are tools but not settings so at this time we have a role we have a donor permission we have a capability which means if we want to search if we want to search we have a full list we will get the codex so for the codex we will see the codex is the one which is actually the information of the shop donor so we will follow the codex the beginner so the codex is very good it will develop and the codex is very good so here we will see which role we have the contributor role but you don't have 2-3-4 permissions but here we have the admin so here we will see this is the profile I have my own profile I have admin user profile this is my profile so I will change my email I will try to do everything I will add my last name I will change the email I will change the theme I will reset the password I will do the same the profile picture is a gravator gravator is a service gravator is a global so my gravator is different if I set an image if I set a gravator then my profile picture will be the same so my gravator will be the same so here I will I will press the what press I will press the same email and here is my avatar so normal I will add the profile picture but of course we will play the plug-in news we will play the సంపాచిద్రా, మనపయసరిన్న్నికొచ, సంపానోమికొపిమిరంపిననె. due all are upto date but i used to install them all 3 lasers were installed but now we are now able to configure it and it is not active yet. so it is beingense it will not be komном me that will keep you in that. 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