Hello friends, I'm Sanjay Gupta. I welcome you on Sanjay Gupta Tech School. In this video, I'm going to discuss and demonstrate how we can use set in Apex. So in my previous video, I demonstrated you the use of list. And in this video, first we will discuss about the set theoretically and then I will demo you some methods that we can use with set. So set is basically a collection similar to list, but it is an unordered collection of elements. It doesn't contain duplicate elements. Set can contain collections that can be nested with one another. And elements can be of any data type like primitive collection as object, user defined type and built in types. So in list, we can store duplicates as well, but in case of set, we cannot. So normally, whenever we want to store IDs of records, then we prefer set instead of list. And to store all information, we prefer list because whenever we apply any query, so the returned result will be in form of list. Right. So these are some examples how we can create set. So you need to write set then in Angular bracket, you can write the data type. So here is string ID and integer three types are mentioned. And these are some methods that we can use to create set or to use set. So I'm going to create new Apex class. Set demo, public void set method. So now I'm going to create a set of string str set equals to new set of string, right? So similar to list we can create set as well. And if we see the first method, so first method is add a set element. So what we can do str set dot add and this way we can add the element. And if you want to display system dot debug, then str set str set. So in single quotes, whatever we write will be displayed as it is. And this is the variable that we created and its value will be displayed. So I'm saving this. Now I'm going to use this execute anonymous window. So this I opened through the shortcut control plus E. So set demo as equals to new set demo and as start set method. And clicking on this open look so executing so debug log will be opened automatically so that we can view the output that will be displayed through system dot debug. So here you can see str set equals to India is just right. And if you want to add one more element. So I'm adding same values, and I'm going to execute this. So you can see I added India twice but only one entry is available because set doesn't contain duplicates. And whereas if we use list. So here also I can initialize it. So this way I created one list, having both same values and set having same values. Now I'm going to execute these both. So you will see set won't be containing duplicate but list can contain duplicates. So this is the major difference that you need to know. Now we have two methods at all. One will add all the elements of list to set and then from set to set. So first I'm going to add all with list so str set dot add all and here I'm passing str list. So now I'm removing this. So our set is containing one value as India. Then I'm adding list into set but list is containing two same values. So let's see what happens now. So set will be containing only two values India and a and str list is containing a comma. So as I told you, set is an unordered collection of elements, right? So you can, you can see this output. So India was already there in set and then we added a but a is available at first position and India is second position. So in list indexes are important. So as per the index values as to if list is containing value already then the remaining or newly inserted values will be added at the end. But this is not the case in set. Now next is add all from set. So I think you can do this. You can create one more set and you can add it to the set, right? So try this at your own then clear and clone. I'm going to tell you so here I'm going to use str set dot clear and using this. So here you can see our first time adding India into set then I'm adding list into set then I'm displaying set then with this clear method I'm clearing the value of set and then again displaying the set. So let's see what happens now. So first system.debug will display some values then second system.debug will not display any value because clear method is written before that. So here you can see at line number nine we have used system.debug that is printing values, but line number 11 system.debug is nothing printing because we have used clear. Now I need to use one. I need to create one more set of string str set to stop string. So this I'm going to use for clone. So through clone we can copy value of one set to another. So here you can see. So initially what we did we provided some values to set the direct value and through list then I displayed str set value then I'm cloning str set and assigning it into str set two and then displaying it. So both will be printing same values. So here you can see both are printing same values. So this way you can use this clone. Now we need to check whether a particular element is available in the set or not. So we can use contains. So we can directly use it. So I'm removing these and I'm writing str set dot contains a. So it returns value in form of true and false. So I'm directly using it in system.debug so it will be printing true or false. Also what I can do I can create one more Boolean variable then I can assign the result into Boolean and then can display that. So both fees are correct, but it depends which is required while working on the projects. So here you can see line number 10 system.debug is printing true because A is available in the set. Right now if you want to create a Boolean variable Boolean B equals to sorry Boolean B and then B equals to and I am using this and I am writing B here. So it will display value of B. Then we have one more system.debug removing these. So right now we have two system.debug at line number 11 and 12. So 11 will be displaying value of B and 12 will be displaying a result as per this contains method. Right so B is not available in the set. So first output will be false and second output will be true. So let's check it. So this way you can store the result of contains into Boolean variable and then you can use it further. So you can see B is printing false and line number 12 is printing true. Right so if you store output into a variable then you can use that variable for further processing as well or you can use this directly. It depends totally upon your requirement. Then contains also this will check list to compare and this will check set to compare. Right so you can compare a set with list and you can compare set with another set. So let's try this as well. So now what I'm going to do. I'm going to add A and then B. Right so removing this statement. So here you can see a list is containing AB. So I'm assigning A and B into list and I am aside. I am adding A and B into set as well. And then I'm writing contains all. So I'm going to check this STR CAT with STR list. So this way I used this contains all. So here you can see set is available and here I'm comparing it with list. So let's see what happens and printing result through B. So B will be containing either true or false. So here you can see it is displaying true because both list and set contains same values. Right now we have one more set. So I'm adding only A into it and I'm going to compare it with set. So now we are comparing two set STR CAT and STR CAT 2. So STR CAT is containing AB and set 2 is containing only A. So let's see what happens when we execute this. So right now we are comparing two sets. So here let me execute it again. So here you can see we are checking contains all. So STR CAT 2 is having only A and this A is available into this set. So basically what is happening, the argument which we are passing here, whatever value is available in this, whether it is set or list, contains all is checking whether all these values are available in this set or not. Right. It is not checking exact match. It is checking whether this parameter that we are passing these values are available inside set or not. Right. And for equal check, we can use this equals. Right. So if I apply equals. So now it will be comparing exact values. So this time it will display false. Because both are not exactly matching. So if I click on debug, so here you can see these displaying false. Right. So this way you can check contains all or checking whether the provided parameter values are available in a particular set or not. And equals will check whether both sets contains equal values or not. Then we have is empty. So sometimes we require this method like whenever you want to apply any process on set. So you need to check whether set is empty or not. So this way you can check strs at dot is empty. So result will be available into B or you can directly use this into system or debug or if you are applying any if condition. So in that if condition also you can use this. So let me use that as well. So I'm not using if condition if printing empty. And else, right. So if strs at dot is empty, if it this set is empty, so this condition will be true. So it will be displaying empty. Otherwise it will display not empty. So this time, our set is containing value. So it will be displaying not empty. So this way you can check if condition before applying any process to set. So that on empty set, you won't be applying any process. Then remove set elements. So this we can also apply. So strs at dot remove a. So I'm writing system debug strs at. So before removing, I'm going to display these values. And after removing, I'm going to display the values so that we can validate whether remove is working properly or not. Right. So initially a set is containing AB. So AB will be displayed. Then I'm removing a so it will the second system dot debug will be displaying beyond. So now we need to check the output. So you can see at line number nine, the system dot debug we are using it is displaying a and be both. And the 11th number line number 11 system dot debug is displaying only be because we removed a from the set. So this way you can do this, then remove all. So whatever list of element you will pass those elements will be removed. Whatever set of element you will pass those elements will be removed. Retain all. So these elements will be retained and other will be removed. So let's try them as well. So let me add some more values to this set. So I'm applying this only for. So let's apply. This remove all first. So I'll be passing list of element and those elements will be removed. So this is our set. This is our set which is containing ABCD. So I'm displaying it. Then remove all. And here I'm passing str list. Here I'm passing str list. And again, I'm printing str. So remove all method I'm going to use and the elements which will be removed are available inside str list. Right. So I'm going to save this. It is showing some. Yeah. It is incorrectly. So set is containing ABCD. That will be displayed first. Then I will be removing the elements which are available into list. So list is containing a B. So it means this str. Should be displaying C and D only. So here you can see first debug is printing both all four values ABCD and second debug is displaying only. So this way I'm passing list here. And if you have any set like str sq2, we have another set. So if we pass set, so the values which are available into set those will be removed. Now let's check retain all. So I'm applying retain all. So retain all will retain these values which are available in the list and other values will be removed. So A and B will be retained and C and D will be removed. So debug only so you can see ABCD. So C and D is removed and A and B are retained. So this way you can use all four methods then size. So size is very simple. You can simply display size of set so str. So this will display size of the set. So here you can see sizes for because it is containing four elements. So this way I demonstrated you all these methods which are popular by using set. So I hope you understood all these methods how we can use. And also remember that whenever we want to store IDs of records, then we create this kind of set. So you can create set of ID. So this way you can create set of IDs and you can store IDs of various records in this set. So this set of IDs are more popular while you work on epics with S objects. So if we have a list, then we can fetch IDs and we can store those IDs into that set so that unique collection of IDs will be there and we can use that set further. So if you are using your epics with trigger so in trigger we pass normally set of IDs and we store those IDs into set and then we can use them for further processing. Right. So this is all about set that we use in epics. So I hope you understood whatever I demonstrated. Thank you for watching this video.


This paper proposes a novel approach using YOLOv5, an advanced and robust object detection model, to detect and classify pressure ulcers into four stages and non-pressure ulcers. Data augmentation was used to expand the dataset and strengthen the resilience of the model. The proposed approach achieved an overall mean average precision of 76.9% with class-specific map 50 values ranging from 66% to 99.5%. This compares favorably to other approaches which use CNN-based algorithms. The successful implementation of this approach could lead to improved early detection and treatment of pressure ulcers resulting in better patient outcomes and reduced health care costs. This article was authored by Bader Aldegafik, Farzinesh Fouk, N. Z. Janji, and others.


Often, it is necessary to count the number of significant figures, there are some rules with this. First of all, any number that is not a zero will always count. So here in my 123, I would have one, two, three significant figures. Then zeros are a bit more complicated. Zeros do count if they are sandwiched in between other numbers. For example, if I have one, zero, zero, one, thousand and one, the two, zero, zero sandwich, so they count, so here I have four significant figures. The zeros also count if they're to the right of a number and the decimal point. So one point zero, zero, these zeros count three significant figures. They would not count if there is not a point on the right here. So if there is not a point on the right, they would not count. In this case, I have hundred with one significant figure. If I add a point here, then my zeros actually count and I have a number with three significant figures. So there's a difference in writing hundred and writing hundred point. The zeros do not count if they're on the left of any number. Like here, this one doesn't count because there's no number here. So in this case, I have only the three, one significant figure plus the numbers on the right of it and on the right of the decimal point, so two significant figures. As a comparison, if I would have had one point zero, three, zero, then that zero suddenly counts because it is sandwiched between numbers, there is a number on the left, so I would have one, two, three, four significant figures. And as I wrote before, hundred without a point would only be one significant figure. Now why do we need to count significant figures or be able to count significant figure? First if we convert from one set of units into the other or if we convert into scientific notation, just by converting it, we are not increasing or decreasing the precision of the measurement. So we should keep the same amount of significant figures. For example, if I convert one hundred to scientific notation, I would write one times ten to the two. Why? One hundred. There's no point here, so these series don't count, so I only have one significant figure. So in my number here, only write one significant figure. If I had one hundred point, then that would convert to one point zero, zero times ten to the two. One, two, three significant figures, giving me three significant figures here.


I'm sure all of you have heard about coronavirus, plenty of news coverage, not a whole lot of truth. And I don't know if there's a specific agenda behind it, but there are certainly inconsistencies. If you want to know how to strengthen your immune system and protect yourself, definitely stick around till the end. Also if you could please share this video, because any time I talk about a popular topic, I don't seem to get any views. So far over 80 people, I think over 100 this morning, have been reported dead in China and they're claiming around 3,000 infected total, I think 5 or 6 of those cases being in the United States. The coronavirus's point of infection specifically originating in Wuhan, which is a province in eastern China. If only 3,000 people are infected worldwide, why are they building a hospital in Wuhan? Probably the half dozen hospitals in Wuhan have the capacity to hold thousands of people. Are they digging a burial ground instead? None of this really adds up. And I wouldn't believe any of these numbers. A recent report of 44,000 infected seems more accurate. And keep in mind, there are still hundreds of flights coming in and out of China. No government has adequately taken actions to prevent this. Two years ago in that city, they built the Wuhan National Biosafety Laboratory that researches some of the world's most contagious viruses. In 2017, as the opening of the lab approached, scientists told the publication Nature of their worries that one of those killer viruses could escape and go on to infect members of the public. The scientist who spoke out in 2017 told Nature the work being carried out in Wuhan was important for the development of vaccines and treatments. In this facility, there were conducting tests on animals, including monkeys, as regulations on animal research are much looser in China than in western countries. The latest strain of coronavirus, which scientists believe currently mutated to infect people through animal human contact, has now spread to at least 10 other countries and seen nine cities with a combined population of 32 million people put on lockdown, meaning they are unable to leave. So what really happened here? Did they engineer this disease on purpose? Was it accidentally leaked? I mean, if you have a world's most dangerous virus research facility in the middle of a city where our virus originates, I suspect that would be the first place to look. I wonder, if you zoom in on the virus with a microscope, does it say made in China? One conspiracy is that people discovered a patent on the coronavirus back in 2015. So the disease has been known about for years and the media was doing some damage control on this saying it's a lie and that those patents don't include the current strain of coronavirus. Paul Joseph Watson recently made a very funny video about bat soup because some people are blaming the coronavirus outbreak on eating bat soup. And I don't really know if there's merit to this as it is one of the conspiracies that the media is saying is false. There was another news article confirming that the source of coronavirus is illegal meat that was sold in Wuhan. Is there a goal here? My speculation is more control of the food supply, regulating meat sales even more tightly, maybe trying to mandate a vaccination, perhaps even blaming it on climate change. Ice Age Farmer made a great video linking the solar minimums to viral pandemics. A solar minimum is part of the natural cycle of the sun. Every 11 years solar activity peaks or minimizes. Right now we are at a dead minimum of solar activity. All past solar minimums throughout the past thousand years have been marked with pandemics such as smallpox, English sweats, the plague, and cholera. Now we are being met with SARS, MERS, Zika, Ebola, and influenza A but once you read this study it becomes eerily clear what's going on. It is to sunspot minima that we must turn to seek a possible explanation of the onset of pandemics. Sunspot minima are characterized by a weakening of the interplanetary magnetic field near the earth which allows for the entry of galactic cosmic rays as well as electrically charged bacteria and viruses to the earth. More significantly, in our view during solar minimum, new viruses, bacteria, and other microscopic biological entities can penetrate the interplanetary magnetic field barrier and reach the stratosphere. Descent of such particles to ground level by means of gravitational settling might take months or even years depending on size. The final descent phase through the troposphere would be mostly controlled by meteorological events. It is also of interest to note that the first descent of viral sized particles deposited into the stratosphere will occur at places where the stratosphere is thinnest. And by this argument, populated areas of China lying eastward of the Himalayan mountain range would present the best candidates. Wuhan, China is in this exact location. Coincidence? I think not. We are already seeing anti-meat propaganda. PETA's answer to fears over new SARS-like virus go vegan right now. The World Health Organization says not to consume raw or undercooked animal products. And for those of you wondering, this is why I am so against everyone else, including the cornivores. I am putting my neck on the line while they will not talk about this or address this as they are part of the same corrupt food system that is just controlling what you're eating, not telling you that there might be global food shortages and that crop losses are devastating this year because of astrological, geological, whatever you want to call it, naturally magnetically driven climate change has nothing to do with human activity. But if you parallel it to human activity, you can control people's diets. In most cases, every single influencer goes around with this fear-mongering propaganda. Could this be something more sinister? A depopulation agenda for the grand solar minimum? The people most vulnerable to this virus are the elderly, those with a weakened immune system. But I've heard that even in healthy 20-year-olds, this virus completely flattens them. And immune system function is determined by nutrient intake and lifestyle. So by increasing quality animal foods in the diet, fat-soluble vitamins specifically A, D and K2, reducing EMF in the environment and exercising, you can reduce your risk and improve your immune strength to the point where you don't have to worry about this virus. That being said, I would say 99.9% of people on this planet are in a current state where they are not in ideal health to fight off this virus. They don't have enough nutrients. They're in a very high stress environment. They're not exercising. All of these principles are explained in my book, The Ancestral Indigenous Diet. If you guys want to check that out in the description below. Thank you guys for joining me. Hopefully this helps some of you guys out, whether it's preparing yourself for the future or understanding where you should be putting your time, your efforts at this moment. These larger influencers, even the smaller vegan and carnivores, will not touch this, will not talk about this because they're using the climate agenda, the environment agenda for their own well-being to sell their products, to sell what they are being paid to tell you. It's unfortunate and it's part of the reason why I don't get as much traction. I'm not in this special club. And we're seeing glimpses here and there of what the future entails.  Let alone Wuhan, China. All of the grocery stores were completely sold out of food in Wuhan. And that was after they jacked up prices tenfold. You will not be able to get any of these resources if these grand solar minimum things pan out like they have in the past, with those medieval ages where millions and millions and millions of people perished. So this is very real. This is something that can happen in the future. And hopefully we can work together to spread this message and possibly make something larger happen to prevent the government, to prevent these larger people from controlling our food supply.  You're not going to have a choice to what you're eating, what vaccine you're getting, and that is going to be the reality. So thanks again for joining me, guys. Definitely check out my book down below. Frankie's Naturals, Frankie Syringe Me. If you'd like to support me and my goal of improving the health of everyone.  The coronavirus death toll there is now above 80. We know thousands of others are infected. Let me show you some of the pictures that have come in in the last few hours. This is a hospital in Wuhan. It's under extreme pressure because of dwindling supplies and rising patient numbers. You can see the conditions in which staff are having to work. It's a very different scene outside. This is the center of Wuhan. It's a city that's home to 11 million people. Not that you would know it. Many of the streets are deserted. People are being told they can't leave the city. They're being advised to stay indoors. Meanwhile, everyone else in China is being told, stay away from Wuhan. Next, this is Beijing. You'll see a number of people. Well, not from that shop. There are lots of people wearing face masks. This is much quieter than the public transport would normally be because people are simply reluctant to go out. And then this is really interesting. A factory in Fujian province in eastern China. It's desperately trying to meet the spiraling demand for face masks across China.


Hello everyone. My name is Michelle, and I am the dedicated contact person for all visitors during the difficult time of this coronavirus COVID-19. I am available to answer questions from families, lawyers, religious service providers, and contractors. Some of you may have already received our previous message about the new rules to visits to detainees in this facility. At the moment, visits are continued, but there will be some changes due to the global pandemic. We're doing everything we can to keep everyone here safe and to prevent anyone from contracting COVID-19. However, the main risk comes from people coming into the facility. We're taking all possible steps to follow the recommendations of the authorities and the health advice that the Ministry of Health has issued for each and every person in the country. At the moment, visits are still allowed, but due to the risk of infection, we have changed the rules temporarily. Visits are now without physical contact. We know it is difficult, especially for children, but it is important that you respect this rule. Visits will be shorter so that everyone has a chance to visit. We will hold them in rounds so that our staff can clean the area as best as we can between visits. We are sorry for the inconvenience. These new rules are temporary and are in place for the next two weeks. We will review them daily based on the situation inside and outside the facility to see if anything needs to change. We will continue to immediately communicate any and all changes with you all. As an alternative, we are already increasing the availability of contact by phone and can give you the updated numbers and schedule. In addition to phones, we are exploring other possibilities like internet calls or using apps for messaging. We want to do everything we can to maintain these important ways to be connected, even if further restrictions are needed or if you are confined at home. If the situation gets worse, we may have to gradually suspend in-person visits and find other ways to connect. Temporary closure is possible in an extreme situation. While we are not there, it is important that you are informed of this possibility and that the reasons are clear so that we can all be prepared. My brother has high blood pressure and needs his medication. Can I still give them to him with these new rules? Yes, you can. These types of deliveries can still go on as planned. If any of you would like to deliver something to a detainee, please go see our colleague over there. However, if the situation gets worse, we may have to adjust these procedures too. We will only do this if public health reasons require it and we will make sure to inform you. What about legal representation? My client has a hearing next week. I need to discuss with him. Detainees can still communicate with legal counsel in a closed visit in a private room. The usual procedures apply with additional hygienic measures that are needed to keep detainees and yourselves healthy. We will coordinate with the courts and everyone else involved so that we can maintain attendance at hearings as long as possible. We are also exploring possibilities for remote attendance. If the courts announce any changes, we will do everything we can to uphold detainees' rights. We are from the National Preventive Mechanism. We had a monitoring visit scheduled for today. Monitoring bodies and other organizations are still welcome to visit. We may need to discuss the exact logistics of your visit in order to make sure that we all follow strict hygiene precautions and don't expose anyone to further risk. I'm sure the director will be happy to speak with you. Please just wait a moment and then we'll escort you to the director's office. If one of the detainees gets infected with the virus, we will make sure to contact the family. If you have other questions on the rules and how we are protecting your loved ones, please do not hesitate to contact me. Our health staff are here to support. We have made contingency plans and we have all received training on what to do in case of an outbreak. We are also keeping our detainees informed and up to date. In a global pandemic such as this, all of us can be affected. Again, we reassure you that we are doing the best we can to keep everyone safe and well.


TESALL PARIS Paris offers a wide range of accommodation to suit different lifestyles and budgets. Our training center suggests one of the following options, Homestay. In order to offer students the best possible choice of homestays, we have formed a partnership with a private tea professional hosting company. With this option you will have a furnished room in central Paris with a shared kitchen and bathroom. The room with breakfast start at €760 for the duration of the course. Private residence. In the vicinity of the school, one to five minutes walking distance, there are several college run private apartments for rent. Most of them are twin studios, one room with two single beds plus kitchen and bathroom. Prices are around €800 per person per month, double occupancy or €1200, single occupancy, including electricity, heating, internet and insurance. Private room. You also have the option of renting a private room in a Parisian apartment for the duration of the course. They usually come with internet access and shared kitchen and bathroom facilities. Prices start at €850 per month. Student housing. Located close to the subway and many shops, this very affordable option comes with hot water, fridge, hot plate in bed with linen provided. Shower and toilet are shared. Student houses are completely self-sufficient and start at €300 per month including heating and water. Hostel accommodation. There are many hostels in the area which offer self-catering facilities, usually with shared kitchen and bathrooms. Hostels usually provide a TV room, internet access and some have phones in the rooms. And suite accommodation is available in a number of hostels at an extra charge. Prices start around €22 per night in a multiple bed dorm. Many TESOL course participants prefer to organize their own accommodation for their stay in Paris. However, if you would rather have the help of a local expert, we can provide a housing coordinator to assist you. The housing coordinator charges €135 and guarantees the choice of at least three different options. If you have any questions regarding your accommodation for the Paris training course, please don't hesitate to contact us and we will do all we can to help.


The government says that there is no substitute to coal power, which is not true. Bangladeshi activists have come together and they came out with an alternative energy plan. The movement here in Canada against tar sands and its associated pipeline infrastructure has been so successful because of the fact that Indigenous peoples are at the forefront. They are using their collective rights to say no to projects like the Line 3 as well as the Trans Mountain Pipeline recently nationalized by Justin Trudeau.


What is up everybody? This is Chris from the Rewired Soul, where we talk about the problem but focus on the solution. And before we get started, I just wanted to say thank you to all you lovely subscribers out there. We just passed 1800 subscribers. That is huge.  I also want to thank you for sharing these videos to try to help more and more people. I'm thinking about calling you all the Rewired Soldiers. What do you think about that? Yeah, because I think maybe I'll make some like shirts and do some giveaways and things like that. So that'll be at a later date. But anyways, thank you so much for subscribing, staying with me, improving your mental health. I love it. I love it. I love it. But anyways, yeah, we're doing a mental health book review today. And today I'm going to be talking about 12 Rules for Life by Jordan B. Peterson. So the way I was introduced to this book is I'm a big fan of Sam Harris. He's kind of like a modern day philosopher. He's really into meditation and things like that. I did another video about his book called Waking Up and it's about spirituality without religion, which I'm down with. So I dig that stuff. But anyways, when watching videos about Sam Harris, like the name Jordan Peterson kept popping up. I keep hearing people talking about him.  He is a psychologist and he's also somewhat of a scientist as well as kind of like a modern day philosopher.  And that's not really what this video is about. I will touch on it a little bit as I talk about this book. Anyways, I decided I want to pick up his book. I've heard people talk about him like, you know what? I got to check this thing out and see what it's about. So I was interested because I think philosophy and the fact that he's a psychologist, these are things that I could use to help people. So pretty much and I'll let you know what makes me pick a book. I pick a book for two reasons, one of two reasons. The first reason is that I believe it will help me. I read a book that I think will help me out, help me out with my mental health or just other things I'm doing in life. So I'm not really into fiction. I like fiction but my reading time is limited. So I look for videos about mental health and just to educate myself and things like that, which goes into number two. The second reason I read books is to help each and every one of you. So I'll pick up books that I think will help me make better content, more content. And then I guess there's reason number three is that the book is going to help me and then it'll help you too, right? So we're all getting help. So that's kind of why I pick the books that I read. So I picked up Jordan Peterson's book and that like, I'll tell you this, like I wasn't a huge fan of the book. I think it's a great book. I think it's a great book and I think a lot of people will get a lot out of it. Like Jordan Peterson has, you know, gained a massive following in recent months or in the last year or two because of what he's doing. I'm actually thinking about doing another video comparing him to Gary Vaynerchuk, which for any of you who know who Gary Vaynerchuk is and who Jordan Peterson is, you might be like, what? But I don't know. It's interesting to me just as somebody who looks at, you know, mental health and human behavior and things like that, the guys like this are stepping into this role of almost like a father figure and that's how they're gaining such a following. And it seems like that's what people need. And like, I can understand why people are following their work. So anyways, the 12 rules for life, it was written by Jordan, Jordan Peterson. He was, he was somebody who liked to go on Cora. I don't know if you know about that website. I used to go on there. But anyways, it's a place where people post questions and then answer questions. And Jordan would go on there, you know, just when he got bored and he would answer questions and somebody said, like, what are the rules of life that you think everybody should follow? He made a list. It got like a massive amount of upvotes, which is hard to do on that site. And eventually, you know, he started, he started writing this book. He also has a YouTube channel. He started recording his lectures at the college he works at up in Canada. And yeah, that's kind of how we started gaining his following. But then he started getting interviewed and he had some, some things happen and discussions about language when it comes to, you know, trans people and things like that. And that's a whole nother story. But anyways, I will be honest, like a lot of this following is young men. And I've seen and you might have heard about some of the viral videos like get an interview with I believe it was Channel 4 in the United Kingdom. And you know, it was it was an interesting interview. I just recently watched it. But some of them make him seem like he's a misogynist. And I personally, I don't think so, like reading what what he's all about. I think, you know, and I really wanted wanted to stay away from making this video political, but whatever. I think that there are people who are extreme to the social justice side, who take what he says out of context. But when you listen to what he's saying, like he's not a misogynist in any way, he's about equality and things like that. I think he comes off as one because he helps a lot of young men. All right. But anyways, this book, he I think is good. I was expecting a lot more science, a lot more psychology out of it. And in the first couple chapters, which are broken down into the rules, right? He did a good job of it, like, and, and like, I was like, okay, cool. So I kept I kept going, right? One thing is, I first, not the first time I heard about this book, but I heard about this book, when PewDiePie recently did one of his book reviews, they said there was a lot of religion in it. And I'm like, yeah, I don't know about that. You know what I mean? Like, this guy doesn't seem like the religious side to me. So when I started reading the book, his first book was heavily based around religion. But to me, and I haven't read his other book yet. But it seemed to me almost like another book I read called Religion for Atheists, which I'm going to talk about in a second. So I started getting into the book and like, yeah, man, I don't know, even though Jordan Peterson doesn't really like, say he's religious or anything like that, like, this book had way too much religion for my blood. And it's nothing against religion. It's just like, for me, it was just way too much. It was way, way, way too much. But I find it interesting too. So Jordan Peterson, I was watching an interview he did with, I think, Joe Rogan. And he was saying how some of his followers are referring to themselves as Christian Atheists. And like, I can get on board with that. Like, I get it. I get what these people are saying. And like, one thing that I will give credit to with Jordan Peterson is that he's getting through to people by using religion to teach life lessons, rather than trying to convert people to a religion. I hope that makes sense. Coming from a 12 step background, that's what I feel 12 step programs are doing. Like, there's a lot of misconceptions that 12 step programs are religions. And it's like, no, like, they're using these things to kind of teach you how to be a better person. And that's what Jordan Peterson does. It's just, for me personally, I think a lot of people will enjoy this book. Like, it was like a New York Times bestseller. For me personally, it was just way too much. It was way too much. So if you can get through it and stuff like that, like go for it. Because he does a great job, especially being philosophical and pulling from these different stories from like Genesis and like Adam and Eve and all these other things.  But sometimes it's just way too much for my liking. All right. But there are other things where he does a great job like that I really did like. Like, I think it was like the first chapter where he talks about biofeedback. And I'm going to do a separate video on this about gaining more confidence by standing up straight with your shoulders back. And there's a lot of science behind it. And he uses this lobster reference that a lot of people don't get, but he explains it very well in this book. Like if more of the book was about, you know, psychology and biofeedback and neuroscience, I feel like I would have liked it a lot more. But there was a lot, there was a lot of religion in it. And anyways, there's another book I read. I haven't done any videos on it, but there's a book called Religion for Atheists. Okay. And it's written by a man by the name of Alan Debaton. So you might have heard of the YouTube channel called the School of Life. If you haven't, please go check it out. It is a great, great, great channel. It is an amazing channel. Alan Debaton started the School of Life and he's an atheist and he's a philosopher. Okay. And he wrote a book called Religion for Atheists. And I'm extremely spiritual and I'm always trying to find different books that can explain these things better than I can, so I can help teach my clients while I'm trying to get them into 12 step programs, which I also need to make more videos on about how there's a difference between religious and spirituality. But to have an author like Alan Debaton talk about all of the valuable things you can pull from religion without being religious, like I thought that was a big deal. So when I look at what Jordan Peterson is doing, like I don't think Jordan Peterson is stealing anything from Alan Debaton, but I do think that if you're a fan of Jordan Peterson, you definitely need to check out some of Alan Debaton's work. If you would like, like when you check in down in the description, I have my whole entire book list, you will see that book listed. Excellent book. Excellent, excellent, excellent book. But anyways, I'm going to be honest with you. I wanted to wait until the end of the video to share this. I actually stopped reading this book. Like I said, you know my bribe with it, just way too much religion for me. I stopped reading it, but I think it's a good book. I think a lot of people can get something out of it. If you are Christian, if you're religious, you'll like this, you'll like this book a whole lot more than I did. And like I think even other people, you know, who aren't religious, like we'll get a lot out of this book. It's great. But like I was saying, one of the reasons I read books is to help me help me improve as a person and with my mental health. And all of the rules that he was going through, like they were things that I've already worked on in my development. Like if I would have found this book, when I first got sober, I definitely would have finished it. So like I don't want you to think this is a bad review of the book. It was just me personally. It didn't work out for me. So I hope I explain this book fairly well, because I do think a lot of people should check it out. Like if you come to my channel and are looking for stuff to read to improve your mental health, like I think this book will help you out. And a lot of it like he covers a wide range of topics like just like parenting, you know what I mean? How to be a better person in the community. How to take responsibility for your actions. Like there's so many different things that people need to start doing to improve their life and improve this world. So I definitely recommend this book if you think any of the things I touched on might help you. Okay. But anyways, anyways, I would love to know your thoughts. What do you think about Jordan Peterson? Have you read this book? Leave them down in the comments down below. But also like I mentioned, if you check the description, there will be a link to this book. If you want to check it out as well as on my website, the rewired soul.com where I have my entire reading list. If you want to start checking them out. So once I stopped this book, I decided to go to a book that has been on my list.  It was written in 2012. And it's all about borderline personality disorders. And it has like all of the latest research. And I know it's six years old, but it has the latest research in it. So that's the book I'm reading right now. So if you want to read this book with me, I'll put a link to that down below too. I'm loving it so far and loving, loving, loving it because I really want to make more videos about borderline personality disorder. So if you'd like to check that out, it'll be down in the description too. All right. But anyways, again, thank you so much for watching. If you haven't yet hit that subscribe button, join us be one of the rewired soldiers. Okay. And if you would like to check out some other videos on this channel, click or tap right there on one of those thumbnails. But again, thank you for watching. Keep sharing my videos. Let's spread the word about mental health. Okay. And I'll see you next time.


Great. Well, thank you very much for the very kind invitation to come and meet with you to discuss very important topic Not just Ireland, but I think every country now entrepreneurship. I'm particularly honored to accept an invitation from the from the Enterprise Ministry that I have understood had a lot to do with the great Irish growth miracle That occurred towards the end of the last century So it's a great honor for me to be here. I spent the decade of the 1980s at various colleges and universities getting my bachelor's my doctorate and What I recall looking back was that Every Professor that I had or knew basically had the same they weren't doing the same thing But they have the same job description that is they we had the same expectations in terms of teaching in terms of Scholarly research. They didn't engage in what we would call Community engagement today. They would do service which meant they would serve on University committees There was really no interaction at all with society beyond the the walls of the university It seemed like we were at maybe it Here at the University of Dublin At Oxford or Cambridge or something like that Walden Walden University But in fact, I was at the University of Wisconsin Which is a land grant university a state university that had as a mandate to try to help The community whether it's the city or the state But back in the 1970s There really wasn't much help that the University could deliver either my university or any university in the United States because What universities did? Research teaching didn't seem to really matter for What drove the economy? What drove the economy back in that era was what the Nobel Prize winning Robert solo an economist at MIT? One day and the one the Nobel Prize for identifying what drove the economy was factories machines termed physical capital the The places the cities or this that had this physical capital Detroit Did well Pittsburgh and steel did great if you had this physical capital The companies to that was the key strategy for success Yes, of course the factories needed people labor in economics But that labor was typically thrown into factories into assembly lines in the mass production so that what work meant was being reliable showing up on time being dependable and Obeying the instructions it wasn't about anything that you would really learn in a university In fact universities like the one famous one here in Dublin have a great tradition of teaching people Independence teaching people to challenge authority. That's the last thing any any manager on a shop floor would want so that there was a I would say a divide a wall between the University and and The rest of society that's exactly what the great statesman of in Germany Humble had envisioned when he won the independence of the University from the dictates of the state and from the church before humble Universities were really Arms of either the church or the state and if anybody if a professor tried to Expose an idea that went against the dictates of say the church or the state they would run into trouble as Copernicus did right when he suggested that the the Sun or that the the Sun Earth revolves around the Sun the church didn't like that and we all we all know what happened at Copernicus You almost died his result. So Humboldt Was the great statesman in Berlin who freed the University So that engaged the University that we have today where It's all about the freedom of The freedom to pursue knowledge for its own sake Not because it's useful in the world so that the University that I got to know in the 1970s was all about Freedom of knowledge or to pursue knowledge for its own sake and there didn't seem to be a lot relevant That was useful either for business or anything else in society Because really business was not about what we call today knowledge or ideas It was about taking raw materials putting them into factories and training out manufactured goods Like tires or steel or automobiles both in Europe as well as in North America, but this changed this changed as the world became From the perspective of the West as the world became internationalized now what we call globalized and increasingly the The West start to realize its competitiveness depended not just on Manufacturing commodities, but on ideas a Different scholar Paul Romer Is likely to win a Nobel Prize for coming up with the the the model that says what's important for growth isn't just physical capital But it's also knowledge ideas Where do ideas come from? Where does knowledge come from? Nobody knows for sure, but we think it has a lot to do with That's a lot to do with research and development has a lot to do with education It's a lot to do with human capital where do you get that knowledge a lot of different places But one place is universities so that as the universe is the is is the global economy start to emerge In the 1980s really and then and then accelerated after the fall of the Berlin Wall The universities became an important source Society started to look you mean society mean what mean cities states Even national governments started to look to the universities that they would invest in the universities In terms of funding for research in terms of funding for students, but they needed a return on that funding Given the scarcity of funds. It didn't make sense to keep pouring money into universities Just for knowledge for the sake of knowledge But rather they grew this kind of either pressure or this expectation that said something's got to come from this knowledge That benefits people In nobody I think really contested it Yes, the traditional that role of the university is very important in this is an underpinning of democracy in of modern societies, but at the same time the extra financing of universities That was driving research in a lot of the education That was given on the expectation that there be a return to Cities states and entire countries in terms of what they need which is growth growth of jobs innovation and ultimately competitiveness so at first I Think that in the 1980s There was a lot of disappointment because Didn't seem to be a lot coming out of the university and at that point scholars discovered There's a difference between investing in a factory or a building investing in an idea The difference is if you know if you have a table, you know what you have if you have a factory You know what you have you know what you do if you have an idea you don't really know Will it work and if it doesn't work? You don't know will anybody will there be demand for anybody Want it and so there was something that that we call the knowledge filter really this barrier between between The investments and research and then the innovation that would come out of it I first heard about this on a visit not unlike this one up in Stockholm about eight years ago nine years ago Stockholm was going for the sweetened Sweden's going through a period of economic stagnation and They called a little meeting to ask what can be done to rid at night That the Swedish economy I was kind of a disciple of this this new Growth model the new indulgence growth model that said it's all about knowledge So I marched into Stockholm when I told our host the minister of economics that I know what to do What Stockholm what sweet needs to do is to invest in knowledge. It needs to invest in R&D It needs to invest in university invest in education and Fest and patents even invest more broadly if you think about knowledge. It's about ideas and creativity invest in culture I put more money to theater and into Museums and just Help people become knowledgeable and creative and I don't forget that they are hosts the minister of Economics said well, we're sure that the the professor must be right Said but nobody will ever believe him here in Sweden because by any measure indicated that the OECD does whether it's R&D per capita per GDP dollar or patents per capita By any education measure Sweden comes out number one or number two And that was the first day that I heard the phrase the Swedish paradox What the paradox was was that it's not enough just to invest in the knowledge of the ideas Because people aren't sure which are the good ones or which aren't the good ones. They don't miss is like spill over for commercialization for innovation Rather you need a mechanism to take it out now the Swedes didn't They didn't invent that that term or they didn't invent that concept as you may have invented a term even Earlier a senator in the United States Senate senator by Had really observed the same thing at American universities And he felt that even with all the investment from the federal government funding research there wasn't enough coming out of the universities So he and his colleague Robert dole got together commenced Congress to pass the buy dole act in 1980 Which I won't get into the details, but it changed the property rights intellectual property rights from Innovations from federally funded research from the You know usually if you own if you give the money you own the intellectual property that meant the federal agencies It could have been the environmental protection agency the Pentagon the National Science Foundation that said anybody wanted to commercialize a New product from that research would have to go through Negotiations red tape of the funding agency the by-law act shifted the property rights to the university and suddenly they were in business But the universities could then decide what to do with the intellectual property that was accruing from all this research It seemed like a breakthrough But over time We could see that there was an explosion of patents during the 1980s from the universities But when people look more carefully what they'd see was a few universities MIT Columbia University in New York The University of California system, especially Berkeley Had a lot of pens most universities didn't have very many at all Secondly what they realized was that these patents were not generating a lot of revenue For the universities that was one of the hopes that the universities have the actual intellectual property They could actually generate revenue which would help finance Part of the expense of research and education, but it wasn't working at most most universities Thirdly, there didn't seem to be a lot of startups from universities There's a national association of Technology managers of universities called the American University technology managers autumn They have a national association. They collect all the data that the universities are Engaged in so we can see the patents and licensee we can see the spin-offs of the startups coming from the universities and we don't see a lot from American universities and Typically, there'll be something like 450 startups a year now that might sound like a lot to you You know for the University of Dublin had 450 startups that would be a lot, but we're not talking about the university We're talking about a big country the United States. There's 50 states. There's I Forget 2,500 Universities in America Suddenly that doesn't seem like very many when we look at individual universities MIT maybe is 2325 that seems like a lot MIT has this enormous science engineering Infrastructure Stanford at six or seven Other university University of Illinois hardly as any so it seemed that there wasn't a lot Coming out of the universities either in terms of entrepreneurial activity that suggested for all of the hopes that the universities could fuel innovation either through technology transfer through licensing or through spawning spin-offs Not a lot seemed to be happening So I got to I did a project with a doctor student where we realized A lot of people realized there was a problem with the data and the measurement. There's really a problem with people like Like me the professors at universities. We were going to the universities asking what they did when in fact The actual professors scientists engineers other people at universities They were had the capability of starting a company Even without the going through the technology transfer office of the university and this is because the technology transfer offices They tend to be small with a handful of people three four or five people They're flooded every year every employees required to fill out an intellectual disclosure form I'm required to every I think I think that's true in Ireland It's true in over Europe and so every year I'm kind of proud of all my great ideas that could be inventions I'm an economist So every year I get back in a meal that says thanks We'll call you if we need you and that's the end of it Most of the of these scientists and engineers at universities are people like me That's what we get so that these small offices stamps have to decide which projects look like they're the most promising to generate Revenue for the university. They'll typically take something that's relatively standardized perhaps an incremental innovation That could perhaps be licensed and they'll follow that Everybody else is free to do it. Their idea is what they want. And so what we started to realize that there's lots and lots of Professors who are taking their ideas and they're commercializing them and the university doesn't know about them It's not really their business. So Through the help of a foundation the Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City We secured the records of Scientists at the National Institutes of Health The top scientists who get grants and we were able to do through a survey and interviews asked the scientists Have you started a business? These are very prominent success for the high fliers of science PhDs from Oxford postdocs at MIT Residencies at moxplonk and so on and What we found was that one out of four of the scientists we thought we spoke with their interviewer survey had actually Started a business which is a pretty high rate of Entrepreneurship really way beyond what anybody was else of picking up because we weren't asking the universities what they were doing we were asking the scientists what they were doing and And And so what we think this is revealed that there's a lot more coming out of the universities Then people had at the American universities than people had Previously known or expected and we think this is important because This kind of entrepreneurship From scientists from the university that serves as the conduit or the mechanism that takes this knowledge That's really expensive comes from the result of research in laboratories goes through all kinds of different vetting procedures and Actually ends up out of the market as a as a Potentially new product or or innovation and it suggests to us that there's a lot more Suggest a couple things first of all that the role of the university has changed considerably from what I recall back in the 1970s when I think there was really the separation between Society and the universities the universities were I wouldn't want to say they were extremely as to society They were fundamental for social values for democracy political values, but they were not a factor in input into Into production into economic growth that I think the view was actually Universities were aware of burden. They were a luxury either going to one was kind of a luxury that didn't have a lot to do with a Good future income In financing one also seemed to be coming to cost of that growth It was a substitute was a trade-off with economic growth Well, I think that that view is totally flicked now so that universities are viewed as Complementary to innovation and economic growth, but one of the reasons why it seems to be Had this positive impact in the United States is that we can't really see the impact And when we look for it in terms of patents or in terms of licensed Intellectual property, it's not really compelling evidence where we see it as the actually through people It's people and especially the scientists engineers who are very active and if they've got a good idea They get involved in help getting that idea out into society now We don't really know an consensus for the broad spectrum of scientists engineers We just really know for the very high fliers in a very narrow field We've done some work since then but I to me the bigger takeaway from this is that the role of the university has clearly changed It's clearly not I would never want to say oh, it's working optimally or it's working. Well, it certainly has changed One of the reasons why I think We're seeing so much Entrepreneurship and commercialization from the American universities has to do with the government structure I know that in some parts maybe many parts of Europe. There's a sense and a concern that the That the challenge for the European universities is due to a underfunding of the universities And I think that's always an issue But what I see is the big difference between the European universities and the universities in North America It's a governance that allows the the professors freedom so they can be professors They can in this comes a surprise to many people they can say at their jobs But they could also start firms at the same time the assumption I think many people have is oh, they'll either have to go on leave or sabbatical or they have to stop being professor some do for sure but many don't and I think it's a system that is designed to maximize the Spillover of knowledge from the research labs out into the society get those products out there That's going to create jobs and innovation and worries less about potential conflicts of interest between the professor who now has a business as well as His duties at the university So I will just close by saying I think in my lifetime. I've seen Perhaps not a revolution of the universities But certainly a change in the universities and I notice it's spread Across the Atlantic to the side of the Atlantic as well and I I can see that the universities now are in a Process of transition from being a classic humble university where the focus is knowledge for its own sake To a university where it still has that element of knowledge for its own sake But now there's a priority also of knowledge because it can contribute to society especially Contribute to innovation and growth. Thank you very much


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nervous of getting Mariah's reaction to finding another girl's bra in our house or going actually into Target to pick out this bra. I know I'm just gonna be that unlucky guy that gets that one lady at the cash register that's like why is this 22 year old buying a bra? You know what, I just gotta do it. I just gotta go and do it. Wish me luck. Alright guys I'm secretly recording on my phone. I don't know if you remember but I'm really nervous to be in this bra aisle filming because there was this one time at Kohl's I got kicked out for filming in a feminine aisle. I'm not even kidding they literally kicked me out of the store in one of our old YouTube videos so I got to make this quick. There's so many freaking bras in here I don't even know which one to pick like literally I'm just gonna pick the most vibrant one and I think that will be the best option because Mariah will see it even better and she'll know it's not hers. Guys I think I just found the perfect one look at this and I'm not even gonna get her size I don't she's definitely not 34d like I don't even know what that means but I know she's not I think she's like a maybe a C or something like that I don't know but this is so vibrant this is the only vibrant one this whole aisle so she's gonna for sure know that this is not hers and this is another guy. Alright guys I'm gonna show you it again right now I literally acted like I was on the phone with my girlfriend in order to check out so many people were looking I know it's not like a weird thing but like at the same time like they don't know what a kid's gonna do with a bra I don't know it so this is the bright vibrant bra that I got Mariah is gonna know absolutely she's never worn or seen a bra like this and it's not even her size one thing I got to make sure I do is rip off the tag because that'll be a dead giveaway that I bought it today and take it off the hanger obviously so the first part of the mission is down now I got to sneak in the house with the bra hide it somewhere in plain sight where she's gonna see it but it's also not gonna be too obvious otherwise she's gonna know I planted it and get her reaction guys guys stay tuned this is gonna be crazy like this video up right now you already know team bill comes back with the best pranks and if you haven't been following along with our channel make sure to subscribe right now because it's about to get crazy now let's go alright guys this is gonna get super weird but I was thinking the only way I'm gonna be able to sneak this in is if I hide it on my personal body I can't be walking in with it so I'm sorry for you having to watch this but I am gonna be sticking this bra down my pants like that's the only way it's gonna work it just looks like I have something big in my pocket now I could walk in looking I just go like this she won't even know you know I have a bra on there not just any bra on different girls bra not your bra honey so like I said in the beginning I'm gonna be hiding this bra for my girl from Mariah to find it's about to hit the fan let me just tell you that make sure to watch all the way till the end of this video because I don't know how she's gonna react but what I do know is it's not gonna be good it's not gonna be a good reaction I smell a green pepper damn you already eight years what are you doing damn why are you sitting on the chair sexy like that oh my god are you gonna be one of those girls getting thirst raps now okay look at this girl oh the table yet am I supposed to oh shoot okay they will they just got a little sneak peek because I started sorry I'm sorry you guys have to wait until December 1st because that is when we're gonna be posting our completed Christmas house tour it's gonna be freaking insane the last video that you saw about our house that was not even a quart of the stuff we did so much more on that it was way more alright so my eyes in the bathroom right now I got to make this super quick we're doing it right now right here so I was thinking about leaving it in my bedroom but then I got the better idea of mixing it in with my laundry and as you can see my laundry is pretty I wear a lot of grays and blacks as you can see so this orange bra is going to fit in like a sore thumb I'm gonna be leaving it in my laundry and then I'm gonna ask Mariah if she can come over here and do the towels and I'm hoping that while she's putting the towels in the washer she glances over and sees that buried in my clothes that's the plan that's the goal because she's about to be done so let's go guys now is the time no backing out I say I leave it like that it's hanging over the edge just a little bit but half of it's inside so it kind of looks like it's peeking out this is so bad do not try this at home unless you want your girlfriend to freak out hey baby we use a lot of the towels today can you wash these these are all dirty on the ass too we're literally like it's overflowing you put them in the washer I'll do the dishes because I know the dishes are overflowing too all right love you I need to find a place to put up the camera who's bra is that they actually tell me that's not because it's a present it's a present for you why are you why are you why are you pushing me I got here I promise you okay you're telling me you got something as a gift for me but it's in your laundry basket I was gonna walk you never wash things after you buy the store I bought this like the other day you know why you know your ass is suspicious what do you accuse me of cheating on you because I haven't cheated on you whenever I've been alone no you're alone like facials but I'm it gives you opportunity the other day yes it was I was changing the batter it doesn't matter that it smells good see smell it what did I do why are you coming closer to me it's a little bit honest with me I need you to be honest in a row with me because that's not how if you want to marry me somebody that's not how it's gonna be I don't think it was used but I bet you one of your friends left it or something okay did you buy it or do you have a girl here kind of smells like your friends take seriously wait what it's not even that baby it's not that deep why is okay oh you're in look at your clothes stink like freaking sweat in here I need to be watching forgot no this is ridiculous baby I'm sorry it's just a girl we're done I don't know who you think I'm not allowing that in a relationship we're not no we're not done you can't know we're not baby it was accidentally left here you're gonna be leaving the house I don't care I don't know any friends that happens I'm not answering you because you can't even be real with your girlfriend seriously Bill what is your problem why in the world do you think that that's funny you have no or did not cheat on you babe just because you found a bra here doesn't mean I'm automatically a cheater you just okay so we're done no we're not baby we're not done are you serious are you serious why you laughing that's not funny that's ignorant you're breaking up with me because you found a bra you don't even know the contacts of the story I did not cheat on you all right I did not cheat on you babe it was just a prank baby I did not it's not another girl I didn't cheat on you I bought it at Target oh I forgot you were on your time of the month I am so sorry I totally did not do that on purpose to take advantage of your emotions are you so we still bring it up yes not we're not breaking up why would you bring it with me that if you find another girl bra you see what happened I would go way worse than just it your stories were so jibble jabbled I know that's when you know baby when their stories are okay don't don't say that we're we're staying together guys can you can you confirm it for the model squad that we're never breaking up even though that is a different huh I would never cheat on you okay guys I hope you enjoyed this video you know how awkward it was to go into the store and get a bra okay let alone no I did I picked a vibrant one I wanted one that when you saw it you saw it and you did and it worked out that is a target bra why our target bra is crap or something how was that ugly it kind of looks cute you know is it ugly because you can't fit in it okay I'm kidding I'm kidding baby I'm joking I okay no for everyone that's gonna come at me for saying that I swear to God I love this girl I love every part of her size don't matter for girls but let me just say Mariah I freaking love every part of her and honestly she couldn't have been made any more perfect so that was just a joke that was just joke okay I love you for who you are guys I hope you enjoyed this video make sure to hit that like button right now subscribe you have not already and make sure to follow us on Instagram because it is almost that time of the year where we're gonna be starting our giveaways up and you don't want to miss that you have to be following us both on Instagram and liking our recent posts whether it be a real or a regular post to get incorporated into the giveaways but I hope you guys have a great rest of your night and I'm gonna be doing a lot of making up today I'll continue today how about that alright we'll see you in the next video but until then peace love you guys