Hey, YouTube she bear 1,000 here Want to show you what we kind of got here we got our candle We've got our alcohol for Take you over here one water for her lunch. I just made her a pot of coffee for this Get you down in here so you can see that or a little alcohol stove Pretty cool Got the water for her her lunch. She's over there drinking her coffee. Hi And Just kind of show you what we got set up here Okay, now this battery charger of course is not on because It's electric and we're out of power now We got a 27 Keep cycle battery and we've got a 24 here now what I've got This was the battery charger was I wanted to make sure they were charged before the power went out So what we've got here? This for the battery charger So right now we're running off the 24 we've ran it pretty much all night. We're still good to go that runs into this Which that plugs in that's out of our truck And it goes into a three-way thing here There we also have this little tiny inverter Yeah, right there We have that and Here's our 400 watt inverter, which is plenty plenty enough power for what we're running. We're running this light Here off of it And we are also running the Wi-Fi off of it So that's what we're looking at there Now this light I made as you can see this extension cord here is I've got it wired I've got a plugged into this thing. Let me see if I can get it here for you This I've got a plug one end plugged into here and this end is just an old Just a wire off of something so when I want want to I Hook my wires up to the battery right there. I Hooked them up and it runs through the extension cord up into our fog light Which I turned into a Flashlight and it is bright That's what we were using last night when we were video taping So kind of made like a giant flashlight like a spotlight type thing That's what we're using and we've got you know, we've got all kinds of food water frozen water in the freezers and so we're good to go we've got water here and We do have a water purifying system it is Right there on this you can see that That thing right there. It's a Brita Where your water in there and it filters it out, but this is tap water which we have a well, so that's tap water, so It's still good But she likes it filtered and we've got our candle and we've got flashlight somewhere So we made it okay. We made it everything was pretty good, huh babe So Yeah, we took a drive all we're really seeing around town is just things like this, you know just tree limbs down Nobody's house is really hurt From what we have seen when we drove around our town, so it's just mostly stuff like this But we made it pretty good. We did all right Yeah, it it just absolutely just just hammered us about two It's down to a tropical storm so Still windy, but so anyway that but it hammered us all night long And we're it's gonna be windy and rainy for the next couple days, so Yeah So anyhow All right, we're gonna get off of here Gonna spin this thing back around So what's going on here? You got real blurry all of a sudden. Yeah Okay All right, tell them bye-bye tell them. Thanks for prayers in our day Yes, I was worried you was worried Who took care of you? Who's your man? Say very take care of monkey, huh? Yeah, all right guys, I'm gonna let you go just an update if anything wild happens or whatnot We'll be sure to upload it for you, huh? Yeah Okay, but we're okay. We made it. All right guys. Thanks Bye she bear I'm gone later guys


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yes therefore it's time for members statements the member from here on Bruce thank you very much mr. Speaker today I'm pleased to stand and share with you the significant economic contributions of Bruce Powers multi-year life extension program that will provide low-cost electricity to Ontario families of businesses to 2064 Bruce Powers investment program supports 160 supply chain companies throughout our province and secures 22,000 jobs annually from operations in communities throughout Ontario the refurbishment of Ontario's nuclear fleet and all the units at Bruce power are critical to the provinces energy future Bruce power generates 30% of Ontario's electricity at 30% below the average price and unlike other sources of generations procured the refurbished nuclear output from Bruce power is cost-competitive and clean I want to commend Bruce power for using a model that works refurbishing their units to secure our energy future and generating low-cost power that is clean for our families and businesses to count on both today and decades to come into the future and I'm also pleased speaker to share with you that Bruce power and the counties of Bruce Gray and Huron have teamed up to establish the regional economic development and innovation initiative to leverage economic opportunities for local communities the program will assist suppliers in locating to the area and access a range of resources to ensure even greater economic contributions to the region and speaker I stand here today committed to supporting the important role Bruce power plays in Ontario in Ontario's energy sector and I look forward to their continued success thank you for the member statements the member from canora rainy River while northern families were encouraged by the government announcement to create 100,000 additional childcare spaces they're concerned about the lack of firm commitments in the north having safe affordable and flexible spaces means being able to recruit and retain professionals in our small communities it means the ability to hold on to doctors nurses and other professionals and to enjoy robust tourism and service industries the reality is that with cost continually rising on everyday essentials such as housing hydro bills and food to incomes and affordable childcare are required to keep families afloat for families working in the forestry mining and tourism industries as well as those working in the health and service sectors flexible childcare that is care that is available where and when families need it is imperative on a personal note I can attest to the need for affordable flexible childcare as one of the fortunate families who can afford the high cost of full-time childcare I still found the $231 a day cost for flexible childcare in Toronto to be totally out of reach in fact I can confidently say that access to affordable and flexible childcare has been the single biggest barrier I have faced as a woman in politics I know that my struggle is not unique but it is one that is shared by countless women and men all across this province if this government is truly committed to creating a fairer and more prosperous society it will work to immediately create more affordable full and flexible childcare spaces thank you speaker thank you brother members Davis member from Kingston in the islands thank you mr. Speaker on April the second I joined 427 participants for the 21st annual kids inclusive run at Queens University as one of 21 children treatment centers in Ontario hotel do hospitals kids inclusive program offers important services to children and youth with physical neurological or developmental disabilities such as cerebral pause palsy or autism kids inclusive offers clients regular home visits by an infant and child development consultant develop developmental screening and assessment play-based developmental activities that meet the child's needs and provide invaluable information and support the money raised helps families purchase specialized equipment lifting devices and home renovations or van adoptions I'd like to extend a very warm acknowledgement for all those who came out to show their support for this great cause I'd also like to give a special thank you to director Margaret Van Beers and her team for all of their hard work in organizing this wonderful event the kids inclusive run is a fun and healthy way to raise money for children with special needs and their families I invite you all to learn about the incredible stories the youth and their families who have benefited from this first-class program and the services provided at kids inclusive thank you so much merci beaucoup thank you remember savings the member from nipissing thank you and good afternoon speaker I rise today to offer congratulations for the accomplishments made by nipissing University of North Bay a recently released report looking at key performance indicator placed our own nipissing university among the top schools in Ontario the university had the highest percentage of graduates securing employment two years after graduation at 95.7% that's more than 2 percent higher than the provincial average as well 90.8% of graduates secure employment six months after graduation more than 3% above the provincial average the university continues to be respected for its high quality education and overall student experience speaker an impressive 93.6% of nipissing students were either satisfied or very satisfied with their time at the university that puts the school 6% above the provincial average of 87.7% and speaker I'm also delighted to share that the Mike Harris learning library at nipissing University and Canada or college just had their one millionth visitor and I would like to again congratulate nipissing unity university for their outstanding performance statements further member statements the member from Windsor West thank you speaker it's my pleasure to rise this afternoon to raise a large concern for the constituents and my writing of Windsor West the concern is directly related to a company Sterling fuels who was issued several health and safety orders regarding the storage and the use of hazardous materials on their property now the interesting thing about this issue is that Sterling fuels is located on federal land but there have been work refusals the workers and as anybody in this house should know it's very difficult for workers to come forward when they feel that there are health and safety issues when they feel like their work environment is unsafe when they feel like they are personally at risk they don't want to come forward and raise issues because they're afraid of repercussions and in some cases they're afraid that they are going to be fired but the workers at Sterling fuels have raised these issues time and time again and Sterling fuels continues to not meet the expectations of regulations and laws and it's putting not only the workers at risk it is putting the people in my community at risk so those that work within the facility have actually said that if the storage tanks that they're using to store these hazardous materials so they deal with marine fuel and they deal with curing agents for asphalt if they're not labeled correctly and they're not and there was an issue where there was an explosion or fire even our fire department is at risk because they wouldn't know what it was that they were trying to be putting out and saving our community from so I'd like to bring that to the attention of the provincial side to work with their federal members to address the safety issues thank you thank you their members statements the member from Eglinton Lawrence thank you mr. Speaker as you know food line Ontario is going to be celebrating 40 years this Thursday and with this celebration of the wonderful foods that are grown in Ontario it's important for us to connect our hard-working farmers with our green grocers in our neighborhoods in our constituency I know people sometimes don't think this is important but you know food is critically important safe tasty fresh Ontario products and at great prices mr. Speaker like my colleagues here don't appreciate the fact sometimes that you can buy a 10 pound bag of potatoes I did on Saturday at Lady York Foods 10 pound bag of potatoes from Bradford from the Willam Dale farms 2.99 for 10 pound bag I bought a 10 pound bag of beets locally grown up there in the Holland Marsh at Bradford again 2.59 10 pounds worth of people love the safe high quality of Ontario products grown locally so you create local jobs not only in the farms but also in the green grocers like I have fantastic green grocers like Zito's Marketplace family run Lady York Foods on Dufferin family run fresh Ontario products you don't have to buy the expense of the American cauliflower for 10 bucks a cauliflower buy local potatoes local beets local squash enjoy local live local and the pages have got to know ask your parents to cook local thank you further members statements the member from Halliburton Court the lakes Brock thank you mr. Speaker 100 years ago on April the 9th 1917 the Canadian Expeditionary Force stormed Vimy Ridge over a hundred thousand Canadians from coast to coast and all segments of society took part in the three-day long battle that would leave a lasting imprint on our history the storming of Vimy was a truly Canadian endeavor planned and executed entirely by Canadians it was an operation to demonstrate the dominion of Canada was a full fledged member of the Allied Forces we pulled our weight on that day and earned Canadians long-standing reputation as courageous warriors and reliable friends many members of the CEF came from the counties of Victoria and Halliburton and from my village of Kinmount my grandfather Wallace Scott was one of them he was among the proud Canadian soldiers who went over the top at Vimy on April the 9th and was severely wounded but like many other wounded soldiers he recovered and returned to service fighting right up until the end of the war Vimy Ridge turned out to be a major turning point in Canadian history it ignited a new found sense of national pride soldiers from all over our vast country pulled together put aside their regional differences and put duty to their country first and the CEF earned a reputation as shock troops the finest units in the entire Allied Army on April 9th let us all salute the soldiers who served our Canadians at Vimy Ridge and beyond and mark this important moment in our country's history lest we forget whether members the member from Etobicoke Lakeshore thank you Mr. Speaker yesterday was an exciting day in my riding of Etobicoke Lakeshore not just from my community but for the entirety of the former city of Etobicoke and indeed for the West End of Toronto and even Mississauga Mr. Speaker as much development as we see in the city of Toronto and the GTA it's hard to believe that at the western terminus of the Bloor Danforth subway there's 14 acres of vacant land and what we heard yesterday was the city's plans to finally redevelop the old Westwood Theatre grounds reconfigure the six points interchange that's called spaghetti junction into a normal pattern of local streets that will attract people to walk and ride their bikes there and that was also coupled with great news at Kipling subway station Mr. Speaker about the Kipling mobility hub finally moving forward integrating TTC go transit and Mississauga's my way system together an example of all the levels of government different municipalities working together in partnership with good planning to ensure that we have vibrant communities that we can live work and play in Mr. Speaker the spaghetti junction there is a place that people love driving through it will now become a place where people go to and in those places will be having restaurants where you can eat that wonderful locally grown produce that my colleague just spoke of Mr. Speaker it was a great day in Etobicoke Lakeshore and the best is yet to come thank you further member status the member from Elgin mill sex London speaker April each year is be a donor month and is recognized during the month of April its purpose is to highlight the importance of organ and tissue donation currently there over 1600 Ontarians waiting for a life-saving organ transplant every three days one of these patients will die from not receiving the transplant in time many of us realize the importance and significance of donating our organs and tissues but only 31% of us are registered donors registrations is easy and begin done by anyone over the ages 16 one organ donor can save up to eight lives and enhance the life of 75 with tissue donation organic donation has helped over 13,000 people speaker if you're unsure of signing up please note that it's possible to change or withdraw your donor registration at any time organ and donation tissue donation in Ontario is possible thanks to the Trillium gift of life network a not-for-profit agency who works tirelessly to improve the life of patients to registered organ donation signing up is easy and only takes two minutes consider registering Mr. Speaker yourself online today at www dot be a donor dot ca and help spread the word thank you very much in case you needed to know I already am I thank all members for their statements it's there for now time for reports by committees


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Sri Lanka is facing its biggest crisis ever if you go to a market in Sri Lanka in Colombo you and you want to buy vegetables you'll have to pay two if not three times what you paid last year even a staple like rice costs one and a half times what it did last year and already last year prices had gone up pretty sharply in Sri Lanka so there is a massive crisis there's no electricity Colombo streets are full of garbage you know why because the garbage trucks don't have fuel to pick up garbage and remove it exams have had to be postponed because power cuts have caused printing presses to shut down there's not enough paper Sri Lanka doesn't have money to import paper and the paper mills don't have enough electricity to produce it for books to be printed for question papers to be printed so there's an absolute collapse of the Sri Lankan economy and most commentators will tell you that there are three key reasons for this the biggest reason is that Sri Lanka is has run out of cash and that is because of COVID-19 its tourism economy and its export economy has collapsed the Sri Lanka is heavily dependent on exports and web intents is from abroad from Sri Lankans living abroad so that is the biggest source of its foreign exchange and it had a healthy foreign exchange reserve that it had built up over the years and that was used to buy everything because Sri Lanka doesn't produce enough right the second big reason why this collapse has taken place is because Sri Lanka printed too much money it was running out of cash it was running out of money it was running out of foreign exchange so it artificially tried to sustain it first by selling dollars when you sell dollars all the foreign exchange that you have you create an artificial supply and that pushed up the Sri Lankan currency and then it tried to boost the economy by printing currency and now it has runaway inflation which it can't deal with and when an economy is entirely dependent on external markets for its own sustain it cannot print money because you can buy goods in your own country with your own currency but you can't go buy goods and services that you need from abroad with currency that you're producing yourself this is a simple thing of economics now what is the other thing that caused this collapse and partly Sri Lankans are to blame for the authoritarianism that they engendered in Sri Lanka which they supported in Sri Lanka post 2019 which has caused this kind of a crisis because there has been a complete concentration of power in the hands of the president and his family president Gautabhaya Rajapaksha who was used to be the defense secretary when the in the last stage of the civil war against the ATT and was seen as a ruthless strongman and he has been accused of war crimes he's been accused of suppressing dissent he's been accused of organizing assassinations of political opponents and of journalists and these are the qualities for which Sri Lankans actually voted him into power in 2019 in November 2019 when he became the president and that was because there were these deep wounds Sri Lanka was facing after the 2019 Easter Sunday blasts the serial blasts that were organized by a small Islamic fundamentalist Islamic fanatic group which they were serial blasts in six places three churches and three three luxury hotels where foreigners were staying and more than 250 people died over 500 people were injured and 45 of them were foreign nationals and that affected Sri Lanka's psyche the Sri Lankan Buddhist majority psyche which wanted a hard-line person to be voted to pass someone who had shown that he can crush minority separatists as he had done in the case of the LTTE the Tamil Elam now what that resulted in is that the government came to President Rajapaksha when he came to power he basically arrogated more powers to himself and when you have this kind of a cult of personality develop what happens and we've seen that across the world there are arbitrary whimsical decisions taken and one of the key decisions that has caused this huge problem in Sri Lanka was Gautavaya Rajapaksha's decision to go completely organic overnight Sri Lankan farmers were told that they have to go organic and they have to give up fertilizers so there was a big fertilizer subsidy that the government used to give and there was a lot of fertilizer imports chemical fertilizer imports were banned and overnight farmers were told that they have to become organic farmers and this caused a massive crisis in the rice farm farms in the tea plantations and in the rubber plantations which are tea and rubber two of Sri Lanka's biggest dollar earners they were badly affected the crop collapsed and Sri Lanka which had become largely sufficient and independent in producing rice it had developed a degree of rice security it had the worst rice crop rice crop collapsed and it had to import rice to just feed its people this is this whimsical arbitrary decision taken by a person who could not be criticized at all and that caused this misery the sudden food crisis the sudden rise in food prices another thing that Gautavaya Rajapaksha did and when he came to power is that the after the presidential elections there were the parliamentary elections coming up so what he did is that he did made certain populist move he slashed taxes across the board that was tax income tax was cut capital gains tax was cut and this became a popular move and his party swept the parliamentary elections and his brother the former president Mahinda Rajapaksha came in as prime minister so the brothers became prime minister and president and the family also had two other ministers along with that Mahinda son and the third brother of the of the Rajapaksha's they were all part of the family so the Rajapaksha family became all powerful ruling Sri Lanka and taking these arbitrary decisions authoritarianism developed even more in Sri Lanka backed by the majority and the majority and Sri Lankans are paying the price for that authoritarianism now of course a big reason for the crisis is COVID-19 Sri Lanka's a big part of Sri Lanka's revenues and earnings come from come directly from tourism right tourism is a big employer and Sri Lankan government has spent a quite a lot to encourage tourism and COVID-19 made things absolutely worse when it came to the tourism industry it was already bad and COVID-19 actually made things much worse for an already faltering tourism industry which had been affected by the 2019 a serial blast tourists had stopped coming and immediately the next year COVID-19 came and since then the tourism industry has not been able to fully recover at all so that's a big thing as I said rubber exports tea exports these were affected Sri Lanka is also a strong producer of textiles of garments as you know if you take a t-shirt or a shirt anywhere in the world even in India you'll find made in Sri Lanka quite possibly made in Sri Lanka made in Bangladesh these countries in the subcontinent have concentrated on producing garments as outsourced outsourced to big companies and COVID-19 disrupted this entire chain of supply chain of and that caused large-scale unemployment and many many people many many people started going hungry and this was already a massive crisis now the Sri Lankan government has regularly been taking loans from the IMF and if you look at it it has repeatedly taken loans and Sri Lanka has actually been the first Asian country one of the first Asian countries in 1977 78 to become to liberalize to go the free market way and it has been taken over by foreign capital most of its external debt today is actually to private private financial institutions 10% to China 10% to Japan a large part to sovereign debt to other countries but private finance capital institutions have hold a big a machunk of Sri Lanka's debt and it can't pay that back it is a huge foreign debt which it can't service and has to take loans to service it so it is in a debt trap where it has to take loans to pay the interest on the loans it has taken in the past and because of that what has happened is that its ratings have dropped sharply its credibility across the world as as someone taking loans has dipped sharply and therefore it can't buy goods in forward contracts and what does that mean normally when countries or even big companies buy something like crude oil for instance they have long-term contracts and these long-term contracts mean that they bid for something in the future and usually get it cheaper than the spot or the market rate Sri Lanka is not being offered these long-term market rates in for instance one news report tells us that when a ship load of diesel landed up an airport in Sri Lanka by the time it started and by the time Shreela it reached Sri Lanka prices have gone up 45% and that's what it charged normally you would have got a contract in the before the ship had sailed before the tanker had sailed but Sri Lanka's credit rating is so poor that no one is believe willing to believe that it will be able to pay Sri Lanka therefore is in this massive crisis and some will say that this is a crisis which has been created recently but no that is not the cause for the crisis it is just a it's just a what acceleration of a crisis which was going to happen over which could have happened way back and which is developing over decades the reason for that is that Sri Lanka as a country increasingly moved in the direction of liberalized free market policies capital markets policies after 2009 in a civil war ended within 18 months Sri Lanka's capital markets quadrupled went up four times and there was large scale prosperity amongst the urban middle class amongst the affluent which was encouraged by the government their consumption was supported by the government was so everything that they consumed was imported and all that they imported required foreign exchange and the government was borrowing to sustain that kind of consumption and this is what has happened that has completely collapsed suddenly due to the collapse of the tourism industry and then COVID-19 and the runaway prices of crude in across the world and this because of this Sri Lanka's middle class which is once prosperous paying the price of being overly dependent and overly specialized its money comes from exporting services such as tourism exporting goods such as tea and and rubber its money comes from foreign remittances from Sri Lankan's living abroad these are not sustainable these are not things that can be reproduced if there is a crisis such as COVID and that is what has happened Sri Lanka today is paying the price of a policy of becoming specialists and not being self-sufficient in their own economy and they're heavily dependent on imports instead of substituting its imports and being able to sustain its economy without borrowing from abroad or without importing from abroad it's a crisis that many feel could get worse and no one knows how 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Alright so just a few weeks ago we had Chaswick Boseman starring as Thurgood Marshall and Marshall and I loved that film it was fantastic. If you want to see my opinions less review there's a link to my review down in the description box below. And of course next year we have him playing Black Panther during Black History Month on February 16th and I cannot freaking wait for that movie to drop and hit theaters. But now we have him in a Netflix original on Netflix called A Message from the King. Is it any good? Well let's find out. My name is Brennan Keith-Avery and this is just my opinion. Alright guys thank you very much for tuning in to my opinion slash review for A Message from the King starring Chaswick Boseman. It is a Netflix original you can check it out right now on Netflix I believe this was released a few weeks ago not a few weeks ago a few months ago back in May. I've been wanting to review this and watch this for a long time but I finally got around to it. So thank you for tuning in but before we get into the review help your boy out go ahead and click that subscribe button become one of my subscribers. Click the bell so you can be notified when I make uploads and also guys give me that thumbs up let's see if we can get this video to 100 likes. Now like I said I have been wanting to see this for a long time it is being portrayed as kind of a thriller slash drama not that much action you know there was just a little bit in the trailers and what the movie is about is basically Chaswick Boseman is a man by the name of Jacob King and he has a sister named Bianca. He gets a call from Bianca basically saying that she needs his help. So he comes you know over from Cape Town South Africa comes over to the States Los Angeles and he's trying to investigate find out that she's been murdered and he's angry he's out there looking for revenge and wants to revenge wants to avenge his little sister. And from the very beginning of the movie it hits home or whatever the best thing about this movie is chat with Boseman by far is just his acting I mean I loved it I loved his acting that is the best thing of this whole entire movie as far as the action is concerned there really isn't any action at all I mean and there's nothing wrong with that you know there's a little punches and kicks here and there but this is not an action-driven film so if that's what you was going into expecting before you hit play on your remote you know go ahead and tone those expectations down a little bit because even though you're not really paying a whole bunch for this at the box office I still want you to enjoy this movie and something that surprises me is there are a lot of A listed celebrities in this movie that I was not familiar with that was going to pop up I mean I could ruin it for you now or just read off the cast list on IMDB but you know when I was watching I was like oh I don't know he was gonna pop up oh I don't know he was gonna pop up either I know who you are I know who you are you're pretty good and you know those A list celebrities do make the movie just seem a little bit better but this movie is being directed by Fabrice do Fabrice do welts and I've never heard of him before never seen any of his films before if you want to know some other movies that he has written or produced or directed you can look it up one of them is called quote 45 I heard of that before but I have not seen it but this is just really an investigation piece you know Chadwick Boseman is Jacob King is just trying to find out you know how did his younger sister get murdered and the only lead that he has is one address and he has to take that one address and just kind of turn into a policeman he's like a and I don't want to say a fish out of water but he's a foreigner and you know foreigners don't always you know blend in with everybody else so as soon as he's just hitting the streets trying to figure out what's going on you know it kind of instantly puts a target on his back and that's just one of the things that makes the film good is because even though he has that target on his back this man has no fear at all he just doesn't care I mean and with that being said that can kind as far as his character is concerned that can kind of make him throw like logic out of the window because early on in the film where he was kind of frustrated and kind of had an idea who was involved in his sister's murder he just kind of went back crap crazy and didn't think through in the first little bitty action scene because it was a hand-to-hand it was nice and it was rugged it wasn't like this was choreographed and really looked like you know they just said action and let these characters just fight it out on the screen but at the same time I'm like dude could you not done a little bit of reconnaissance just a little bit I mean you have no guns or anything like that so what makes you assume that the enemy that the bad guys don't have any guns either because if they were smart if you jump on five or six people at once you know they can just one of them you can just kind of step back and point a pistol at you and bam bam bam and know you're dead the move is over with so that's like just a little bit of gripe there but at the same time I kind of give it to his character and kind of give him a pass because I mean he's hurt he's distraught you know he's really upset and he really just in the way doesn't have you know anything to lose so maybe that's the attitude that he has and he just kind of wanted to go out with the bang the cast like I said across the board whether the a-list or b-list is pretty stellar I did appreciate it some or a act a list celebrities some or be lists some of course are people that you've never heard of before and it's not boring at all you know it's just kind of a mystery because we the movie starts out and you already know his sister is dead and even kind of in the first act of the film beginning of the second act you kind of already know who's responsible for the murder you just don't really understand why and of course that is revealed at the end but that is what makes the movie good because you know early on his sister's name Bianca and the people that didn't know her just was talking about how great of a person she is so you just kind of wondering like wow if she was just such a great person you know why why was she murdered you know I mean she just didn't die she was murdered and somewhat tortured so like what in the world could she have done you know what bad guys in her life you know could have done this to her what could she have done to you know draw this attention to her and that's just the mystery behind it the soundtrack of the movie is pretty good as well I don't know who is behind it but I do remember at least once or twice doing this movie you know the music did kick in and it did enhance the scenes and I really did enjoy that but for the most part you know all the praise goes to chat with Bozeman because he just has such you know a calm cool and collective demeanor in this movie just kind of going around just trying to figure out what's going on but when he gets angry he really gets angry you know he has this South African accent to where it does seem pretty I don't want to say significant is not the word but just you know on point it does it does seem like you know he did his homework and you know he did get that accent down now he's just you know really subtle with his words or whatever but when he gets angry he's like oh you know it's like whoa okay this is I don't you don't want to mess with this guy you know he's quite angry or whatever and you know you don't want to mess with him you don't you better give him the answers because he's gonna break your face in 16 different ways and you know if someone could break my face in 16 different ways I would just go the other way or you know kind of give them what they wanted if I had all the reasons you know to do so and in the movie a lot of the characters did and I did not know how I was gonna end when the mystery towards the end of the movie was revealed I was satisfied I wasn't disappointed at all and I really just did enjoy the movie it was pretty straightforward easy to follow nothing special or over complicated about that you know it was a nice simple movie and you know it you know it did his justice you know I mean this is just really a nice Netflix original that you're gonna watch it home and just really enjoy yourself especially you know if you are a fan of Chaswick Boseman if I had to rate this movie out of a 10 I would give this a 9 out of 10 yes a 9 out of 10 again it's not that special it is just a simple movie but there's nothing wrong with simple movies at all you know I really did like it it comes in about an hour and 42 minutes I enjoyed it and I think you would too but guys that is just my opinion have you seen 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Hey everyone, I'm Scott Shigeyoka and I'm Go Daddy's entrepreneur in residence and I'm calling in from San Francisco where I'm continuing to follow California's shelter-in-place order and I'm gonna be talking today to Azalina Yusof who is a restaurant owner here in San Francisco and she's doing all that she can like most small business owners to keep her doors open to keep her team employed and to support her family and her community and she's gonna talk about what she's doing to cope through these very real challenges and how even despite this all she's staying positive too It's so nice to have this conversation and to learn more about you and your business I would love to start there, you know, can you tell me a little bit more about yourself and what it is that you do? My name is Azalina and I am a fifth generation of Malaysian street vendor from Penang But I have started my business about almost 10 years now in San Francisco We did start it off as a farmers market vendor and now we have two brick-and-mortar We are on our way to open up three more additional space which right now is on hold Since COVID-19 If you feel comfortable if you could just share a little bit more about how COVID-19 has affected your business and where you're at right now with the process We still are able to do takeouts and deliveries, but that's not enough to pay our style Our business has declined by 97% And we're still keeping our 65 employees. We're still paying them. We decided We are going to deplete all of our savings just to make sure that our staff doesn't feel They've been abandoned because I wouldn't have been here. It was not for that What are you doing to try to cope and to try to You know get through this crisis We just keep making food and donate them to different shelters. We have opened up Our kitchen space to people to friends that have to shut down their restaurants to do Like their takeouts from our space so they can still generate money and you don't have to pay us anything because we all still there We are doing a small fundraiser to go funding. So we'll see how that goes Yeah, people has been so supportive. Who are you feeding every day? So we feeding a range of people we feeding domestic violence Survivor women and children is better shelter We giving food every other day about 4,000 meals to glide foundations Could you tell me a little bit more about the advice you might give to small business owners who are facing similar circumstances? I'm not good at giving advice, but I can just share what works for me You just have to be able to take that one step forward every single day.  I always think make myself to take one step forward Thank you so much. Thank you. Thank you so so much much love. Bye So I know these times can be really challenging for everyone and I think it's really helpful to hear People's stories on how they're navigating and how they're coping through this crisis And if you want to support Azelina, she has a go fund me link that you can check out below And if you really need help, please ask for it There are mental health organizations out there that are dedicated to supporting you through this time If you need any other resources, you can check out openwestand.org And know that we're all going to get through this time together Thanks so much for joining me and I hope to see you next time