We have only come into contact with a very small group of humans. 30,000 feet of misunderstanding separates us from them. We still know so little about them. We must move the Ryugu Kingdom to the surface so that one day we can look upon the real sun. Hello and welcome to One Piece 101, the series that breaks down everyone and everything in the One Piece world. Today we are going to be zeroing in on a particularly special mermaid by the name of Otohime. Otohime is a goldfish mermaid who served as queen of the Ryugu Kingdom on Fishman Island. She was married to Neptune the King and mother of four children being Fukuboshi, Ryuboshi, Manboshi and Shirahoshi. Otohime was a devoted queen and mother. In fact, she really did fit the definition of selfless to a T. Her compassionate personality would often lead her into the common areas of the Ryugu Kingdom in order to deal with matters concerning the welfare of her people directly. In fact, on one occasion, Otohime took it upon herself to stop a thief and furthermore proceeded to appeal to the thief to change his ways, which proved very successful. This is partially due to the fact that Otohime was born with an incredible talent for observation haki and was able to apply it to become something of an empath, able to understand the feelings of others and using that understanding to make a genuine appeal to their hearts. Although physically, Otohime is significantly more frail than just about any other character we've encountered in the series thus far.  However, arguably, Otohime's greatest skill lies in her abilities as a public speaker and a diplomat. For example, as a ruler, Otohime is best known for her work in promoting relations between fishermen and humans. A matter still subject to high tension in the modern day one-piece world. At the time, Otohime presented one of two opposing ideals concerning humans, but the other ideal being embodied by Fischer Tiger, who firmly believed that the two races should remain separate. However, Otohime was undeterred by this and would regularly hold public preaching sessions with the aim of convincing the citizens about the benefits of forming bonds with humans and even suggesting that the best way forward was for fishermen to ascend to the surface world and coexist with humans under the rays of a common sun. Furthermore, Otohime implored her subjects to sign a petition, lending their support to the idea of relocating the fishermen race, although for quite some time this proved to be a less than fruitful endeavor. Over five years, Otohime was eventually able to gather around 1,000 signatures from a population of over 5 million. But sadly, even those signatures were eventually rescinded as people moved to support the ideology of Fischer Tiger, particularly after his tragic death. Now, before I said that there was one word that perfectly fit Otohime, being selfless. And well, I may have lied, because there is another word that was crafted specifically for this character, and that is persistence. Despite the extremely underwhelming amount of support for her ideals, Otohime kept fighting day after day, always wearing a brave public face. However, this most certainly took an emotional toll on her, with Otohime on at least one occasion breaking down into tears in the privacy of her own quarters, whilst on another occasion she became greatly intoxicated and decided to address the entirety of Fishman Island, never a good idea by the way, making it desperately that their race, who can live anywhere in the world, should not be trapped in such a small space under the sea. And while this emotionally charged message did manage to touch the hearts of the public, it was still not enough to move them to support Otohime's ideals. However, shortly after a day would come where Fishman would have to make a solid decision regarding their true beliefs, and it all began with the shipwreck that made its way to Fishman Island, carrying a world noble by the name of Saint Mosgard. Now, just a short note on world nobles. These figures are the descendants of the kingdoms who came together to form the world government, and are the current ruling power of the One Piece world. They are known to be particularly selfish and despicable, with no respect for life they deem on a lower level than them.  In fact, Otohime's ideological rival, Fisher Tiger, was considered a hero for invading the homeland of the world nobles and causing all hell whilst freeing as many slaves as he could. Plus, in a climate where tensions between Fishman and regular humans were already heated, encountering a world noble was almost destined to end in bloodshed.  This action was taken primarily to prevent the hatred in the hearts of Fishman from being passed onto the children of the island, many of whom were watching the exchange. Instead, Mosgard was given a ship, and Otohime personally accompanied him to the surface despite the objections of the kingdom. One week later, Otohime would return to Fishman Island with a letter from the world nobles dictating their support of Otohime's petition, meaning so long as Otohime was able to source an overwhelming amount of signatures then the world nobles would consider her proposal to relocate to the surface world at the next reverie. And with this news, the people of Fishman Island had an abrupt change of heart, and citizens filled Gyongkot Plaza for days on end eager to submit their support. However, there was still a dedicated group of Fishman who had no interest in this idea, revering to live in isolation from humans. This group would become known as the New Fishman Pirates led by Hody Jones, who proceeded to burn the petitions and assassinate Otohime. Just prior to her death, Otohime made one final plea to her children, asking them not to be consumed by hatred as a result of this event, and in response, Prince Fukuboshi vowed to collect the signatures once more and strive to achieve the ideals that Otohime had fought her whole life for. Otohime, seeing a bright future for the Fishman race, then smiled and passed away. Following her death, there was an uproar on Fishman Island as the assassination ringleader, Hody Jones had framed a human, claiming that he was the perpetrator, thus reigniting the racial tension between Fishman and humans. However, much of the population, including some very key figures such as Jim Bae, still live by Otohime's words and strive to make her ideals a reality. Some more fun facts about Otohime. Despite the fact that Otohime's age was never specifically stated in the series, we can confirm that she was at least 30 due to having a split in her tail, which only occurs once a mermaid reaches the age of 30. Otohime shares her name with the Goddess Otohime, who is the daughter of the Japanese sea god Ryujin. In fact, Princess Otohime features in a particular folk tale featuring a fisherman by the name of Urushi Mataro, which has been an inspiration for several aspects of One Piece, including the Ryukyu Kingdom itself and the ever important Tamate Bako. All right, and just to spoil the warning for our next fact, because this one is going to delve into the events of the Reverie. If you don't wish to be spoiled, then just mute this video until the warning vanishes. But as for now, here we go. Despite the grand figures in this world, such as Fisher Tiger and Jim Bae, Otohime has arguably had the most influence in the One Piece world, having seemingly changed the heart of a world noble, being Donkyote Moskard, during her week spent with him. Moskard peered during the Reverie to save Shirahoshi from capture, claiming that he was reformed. And if this is true, then this is one of the greatest accomplishments that any character has ever had in the world of One Piece, because changing a world noble ain't easy. And finally, a truly useless fact. Along with her core beliefs on the future of the Fishman race, Otohime had at least one other strong opinion, which was that a child should never have snot hanging from only one nostril, although apparently it is perfectly acceptable to have snot hanging from both. And that pretty much does it for Otohime. 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you guys, because I thought you might not notice that I'm a girl. Those butterflies are not girls, they're boys and girls together, the same. I have a present for you guys, but I need you to promise me that you won't play with it until I'm done. We promise? I want to give you this toy. It's very cool toy, but I need you to tell me you won't play with it while I'm talking because that will totally stress me out. Nobody? You don't want my toy? Come on. This is a tutorial that will teach you Vim, the beginning of Vim, because I have the sneaking suspicion that most of us would really like to be cool Vim people, but we're scared. So, you know, maybe not all of us. So write it down, but don't play with it because it's really fun and then you won't pay any attention and it won't be sad. Okay, that's enough of the toy. So I work at Lean Dog in Cleveland on a boat floating in Lake Erie, which is not quite as gross as it sounds. And we're also hiring, so I thought I'd mention it. You can also come and hang out on the boat for a day if you want to. So, does pair programming have to suck? I keep running into people who consider themselves to be craftsmen or artisans or whatever. Rockstar programmers, etc. And many of them like to pair. And some of them teach pairing to other people, but when they can avoid it, they avoid it. And some of them just don't pair at all. So I started asking the question, you know, why do you not pair? And the answer is pretty much always, because pairing sucks. Oh, I forgot to show you my second slide, just obligatory, you know, because everybody else did. Anyway, that's my answer to the question, does pairing have to suck? And I want to go through and talk about, I'm going to spend a little bit of time on why pairing is a good idea, but not a lot.  So you've all heard the claims that pair programming produces higher quality code and it produces it faster, right? It's not actually slower. Ron Jeffrey says the same thing. There are studies and academic papers which you can Google on your own time. I'll skip those. But I will go over some of the things that pairing gives us. One thing it does is it helps us bring up new. We have new people on our team who are beginners at something, but not everything. They haven't seen the code base before, whatever. They waste their time on easy questions that you would have known the answer to in like four seconds, right? Or they spend their time trying to look smart, which wastes a lot of time. Don't we waste a lot of time trying to look smart, especially when we start on a project? There's like two days just lost with the whole like, I'm totally so good at this. Anyway, it gets them familiar with what we're doing. So it brings up news. It also helps us share knowledge among experienced members of our team so that we can keep our bus number down.  Number of people on your team, if they got hit by a bus, you'd be screwed. Bus number one is not good. Somebody said that today already. Anyway, it's best if everybody knows what's going on, right? So it helps us share knowledge. It makes our code more expressive.  Right? And so when we have two brains bouncing off of each other, we come up with better names, better extractions, better expressiveness altogether. And it reduces errors, right?   You don't miss edge cases or perfectly normal cases on it that day. And it creates simpler solutions. This is really the big one. Collaboration is like this astounding thing that we take our ideas, right? And some people think collaboration is when one person has an idea and the other person shoots it down and replaces it with a better one. But ideas don't work like that. The really good ideas are ideas that evolve. And they evolve through being hacked at. So little pieces of our idea fall away and get replaced by the other person's ideas. Little pieces of theirs fall away and we come up with something new that wasn't going to exist before the two of us worked together. And the result of that is that we end up with simpler solutions. We don't just like get our minds around one idea and then pursue it and come up with some ridiculous, complicated solution that could have been much simpler. And of course, Perin keeps us off Twitter. Not that I'm ever on Twitter. So why don't we look also obligatory fuzzy animals? Why don't we pair? I started asking people this question. And the answers I got were like, well, I'll tell you what happened when I did a survey. I did this little survey thinking that I would get really clear answers about how you need the right equipment. You need the right furniture. You need to have pairs that are talented enough. And when I did the survey, I asked those questions in the graph of the result. And I got like 76 answers. It wasn't like totally puny. The graph of the results was exactly the same. People who were talking about a good pairing experience and people were talking about a bad pairing experience had the same distribution of whether they were working at two key words and a big screen or hovering over a laptop. It didn't make any difference, which I thought was pretty weird because I'm all about a nice pairing setup. And it also didn't make any difference that they felt like their pair was smarter than them or dumber than them. None of that mattered. The only thing that mattered was one thing, which is the same thing Tim Honinger found. He's a, he's kind of a famous pair work and he paired on his, on his agile on a flashback. He's a, if you don't know him, he contributed to clean code. He's an agile coach and the programmer and a famous pair and he found the same thing, focus on the code. That's the only thing that matters. What matters between the description of a good pairing experience and a bad pairing experience was that both people were focused on the code. It seems like a really little thing, doesn't it? When pairs are engaged, not distracted, fully collaborating, that's what makes a good pairing situation. And what I mean when I say focus on the code, I'll be really specific. Like I was on a team where we were pairing and there was a central machine and then each person had a laptop. And the idea was they'd be able to Google answer some stuff. What actually happened was that this very experienced developer said to me, we like to do what I call side by side pairing. That's been like my key phrase now. Side by side pairing is where the advanced developer works on something else. And the person who is identified as junior for whatever reason does all the work except they get to ask questions once in a while.  So pair programming takes work.  I don't really think so. I think that everything that's worthwhile takes work, right? So for some of us making the decision to learn something technical is sort of automatic. But the idea that we have to learn something more personal is like what? I don't have to learn that I know how to talk to people. I know how to sit with people. But you really don't. If you haven't had experience in collaborating, you don't know how to collaborate in collaboration is a really useful skill in this business. So I would ask you to open up to the possibility that you can learn things about that stuff too. I'm curious how many people in here in here are pairing regularly now? How many people would like to be? Is there anybody here who would not go to work some place where they had to pair or would be really pissed if they were asked to pair all the time? Wow, that's awesome. No, that's advice. I don't have any biases. Okay, so when does pairing suck? When you're pairing with a newbie? Well, what's a newbie first? Somebody who's less experienced than the tools that you're using? Somebody who doesn't know how to collaborate? They only got to show off. Somebody who's new to coding, a tester who's going to start coding and wants to pair with you? These people, there are a lot of differences, but you can get a lot out of pairing with a newbie, you get the opportunity to describe what you're doing and hear how ridiculous it sounds sometimes. I mean, you get the obvious advantages of they find typos and stuff. But talking to another person who is intelligent and knows how to reason and knows how to ask new questions can be really helpful. So how do you make it not suck? The first thing is you don't hug the keyboard. And how do you not hug the keyboard? You make them drive. And that means swallowing some pride, maybe, bucking up when it's really hard because you want to hug the keyboard really bad. One of my favorite coaches and close friends, Dupadell, says calls it handset pairing, which he learned working with me over Skype. And he says that he learned a lot from this. He learned how to talk about what he was doing. He learned how to express things that he didn't know how to express before. Okay, and then ask them what they think when you when you are driving, say, you know, how does this approach looks you? Talk about everything. And then the last thing I would say when you're pairing with a newbie, it's your job to teach them how to collaborate. And that means you get to model for them what it looks like to make a mistake. You get to screw up and then laugh it off, or learn something from it. You get to model what it looks like to change your mind. You get to show them what it looks like to get really attached to a solution and then go, God, you're right. That was dumb. And be okay with that. And that's how they learn not that they don't have to perform all the time. Maybe you're pairing a rock star. Maybe you're the beginner. Everybody's a beginner at something, right? At least I hope so. If you're not, you need to find somebody who's better at you than something to pair with. So you get the advantage of lots of knowledge that you can get from them, right? But then it can get weird.  So here's the challenge with this one. You get to take the leadership role. And what that means is if you're with an experienced programmer who's not an awesome collaborator, it's your job to A, remember that you're bringing value, which is hard. I mean, I have actually, I have actually gone to the bathroom and cried, pairing with a rock star programmer. I confess this to you, because they hug the keyboard, they imply that I have nothing to offer. And yet I'm supposed to be like, able to pair with them. Anyway, so you have to take the leadership role, you have to convince yourself that it's okay for you to be there. And you have to ask questions, lots and lots of questions. You have to stop your pair. You have to say, dude, give me the keyboard. Like 75 times sometimes. Because what you're doing is if you're, if you're a pair or you're teaching them to collaborate, I keep saying that, but that's really, you know, if you're into this, that's what you got to do. Because the people that don't want to pair are people who are scared of collaboration or don't know how to do it. Very serious. What about when you need to work really fast?  When you have something you have to get done? No? Why not, Joel? So we don't abandon TDD when we have to go fast. We don't abandon continuous integration. But if you're in a death march, you have bigger problems, right? I mean, that's like, I don't even know what to say about that. But we, we share knowledge so we can pair and we go faster when we pair. So what about when you need to focus? This one's interesting. I have been told by people I can't pair right now I need to focus. And excuse me. It was really interesting because I was talking to a co-worker about this visa, some of you might know it. And I showed him the slide and besides telling me that it was hideously ugly. He also said, so pairing increases focus, what's the real issue when somebody says that? Is it that it's something hard? So maybe it's a spike, in which case, do it on your own. Fine. You don't need to collaborate on that.  But then he said something really interesting. How many people who do know visas? Yeah, okay, so visas is not a guy who talks about his feelings a lot.  I'm like, what? He says you need to notice it and say it out loud. And I'm like, dang. But it's true that if you, if you do that, if you just notice it, sometimes that just like diffuses.  Because you just notice it. Try it. You know, I can't show that to you up here, but it does happen. And as a bonus, if you do that, if you say, we have this hard problem to do. And I was going to say, I have to focus so you can't pair with me. But really, I'm scared.  You're modeling openness for your pair.  So that your parent can learn that it's really okay if you're not perfect. Or if it's something tedious, visa's advice was to write silly tests or make jokes out of things.  So what you can do if it's tedious is you can vary your style of pairing, you can try ping pong pairing. And the keyboard back and forth, whatever. And what do you do when somebody's zoned out or bored? Make them tight. Yeah. And you talk about it, right? Because this is again, the same problem. If you're pairing with somebody and they're zoning out or bored, it's because they don't know how to work with you and collaborate. So make them tight, talk about the code, focus on the code, right? And if you're taking the leadership role, you know how to do that, you know how to stay focused on the code while they're typing. Right? So you can take that role, you can hand it over to them and then focus yourself in on talking about what's going on.  Right?  Where they insist on discussing a name for 20 minutes. So what do you do about that? Anybody know what to do about good standards? Disagreements about good standards when you're pairing? Beat them up? Oh, rock, paper, scissors. You're like, okay. Yeah. Do something for now and let it go. Right? Names are like this. You can get all worked up about a name. Okay, let's call it that for now and then come back to it. Because we have a great factor, right? Or you can flip a coin to rock, paper, scissors.  This one's important. This is a thing something Ron Jeffries advised was do the wrong thing. If somebody's wrong, and you're right, which you know, of course you are. Go ahead and do the wrong thing because the cool thing is that the wrong thing will out itself really quickly, right?  But go ahead and do the wrong thing. Don't be afraid. You know, you don't have to win. And then here's the other thing that Ron Jeffries constantly reminds me of when I get scared about things is that these practices are actually things that result in better solutions. Right? That's the reason we collaborate. You can trust that that will happen. They will emerge. Does that make sense? I mean, I could probably do a whole talk on this, but if you're doing the collaborative practices, if you're doing little tiny steps, TDD and stuff, it will grow and change over time into something that works. That's why we do it. So it's fast and it's productive. It is fun.  And so my my contention is that we can change that. We, the parrots among us, are the ones who get to make that change. And we get to make a change by teaching other people to collaborate with us. Right? By opening up our minds to new ideas, to correcting bad ideas and building better ones. I don't know that I've learned to do this the way Chief Law Hill does it. Do you guys know Chief Law Hill? He's a natural coach, but he works in like ugly things, not roomy. But you should follow him on Twitter if you don't, because he's a very cool guy. But what he teaches is that it's our job to charm our teams into greatness, which is about encouraging joy, encouraging the freedom to make mistakes. He's really big on that one. Teaching people how to learn new things and how to not be scared all the time. And I think that what gets in the way of pairing is often fear. It gets to be about am I performing adequately or are they performing adequately or whatever. And if it's about the code and not about worrying about who's inadequate, then it's a lot of fun and productive. Do I have any more? Oh, right. So the mindset that I'm talking about here is something that I'm calling confident humility.  You can walk around in the world and you can tell people your ideas.  That's what we have to teach our pairs.   That's something that I've heard in pairs.  If you're in a pair where both of you have this confident humility, it's not an issue for somebody to say that.  I can't believe you're telling me. Right? So it's about teaching our pairs this to modeling it for them. I think that's all I got. Does anybody have questions? Anybody want to tell me about pairing that sucks that can't be fixed by this? What's your favorite book on pairing that talks about this stuff? Or a website? Huh. Somebody else recommended something. The book on, he asked what my favorite book on pairing was that talks about this stuff. I don't know what one. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, so Lori Williams wrote about this. All pair programming. She wrote about nine years ago. Awesome. Thank you. Did you guys hear that? Yeah. Lori Williams book called pair programming. Recommended by Uncle Bob himself. Read it. Okay. Here were two hands back here. Yes. It's a retrospective. If you don't have retrospectives to fix problems, you're not going to fix the problems. See, I wasn't going to go into a retrospective rant, but nobody wants to do retros either. That's the two things, I guess, from XP that don't happen. He told them just because of that. Not because somebody told you to. So he recommended that retrospectives help a lot. And maybe you grow into the ability to have them in the moment instead of having to have them weekly, but definitely you need to have a lot of them weekly. When they get really boring then maybe you can back off. Yeah. Okay. I could name a couple, but none of them are wonderful. They're all laggy. What do you think? Screen and Emacs. Yeah. Thanks.  Yeah, we use Team X. Is it fast enough or is it solenoid? Yeah, it's fast enough. So that goes back to the Vim present I gave you guys in the beginning. Learn Vim. Give up on trying to do it over some sort of IDE. And don't care remotely. Okay. That's not your idea remotely. Yeah. On, with regard to, I guess, conflict resolution, something I want to share and get your thoughts on. We have a person on our team that has, for one reason or other, been named the Codesar. Not because he's like a iron fist kind of guy, but he's just a really good example to follow. And he's proven useful in a way that we hadn't really foreseen that when we're pairing and one person's saying do A, the other's saying do B. We both can go to him and say which sounds better to me. He is a tiebreaker. How does that work for you? So far so good. Everybody's happy with that. It's a pretty new practice. I would be cautious. And you can tell me if you disagree with this, Joel, but my caution would be that I think the pair can figure it out and that I go back to do the wrong thing. That I wouldn't want to necessarily get the right answer every time. And you can watch for this and see if the pair starts and not function well together. But having a third person that you go to to answer a question means that you don't get to fully build up your own ability to create solutions. But if it works, then that's cool. Is there a hand over here? I think we have like two or three minutes or something. Joel! So sometimes on a really small team, I was in a company with one other person You do a lot of pairing with just one person. Do you have any experience with pair fatigue or do you want to comment on them? How do you cope with that? Do you? I mean you said you got that experience. What was it like? It took some effort after a while. We both had to recognize who we're kind of getting.  A little bit of friction and you start to realize what's going on. Did the benefits of pairing fade out after overtime? They don't. It just becomes emotionally harder to do. It's kind of hard, I think, sometimes to acknowledge what's going on because they're probably a friend. So you don't necessarily want to necessarily acknowledge that you're tired of them. Because it just sounds rude, but in my experience all of the really great people that I've ever paired with, I've paired with them long enough, it's not really a factor how much I like them or admire them, but we'll talk to them eventually. You get tired of them? Yeah, not permanently, but in a small team where you don't have the opportunity to match around as much as you can be. I know that Tim Auditor, who talks a lot about pairing, has really reeled against fair marriage as a bad thing. And I know that sometimes it happens. And I think we grow to learn to talk to each other. Like, if you have a spouse or somebody that you have a lot of time with, that same thing can happen, right? And at some point you've got to find a way to talk to them. We have to talk to pairs about things like body odor, right? Eventually you've got to have to learn to talk about these things. And it's not easy to do, which is probably one of the reasons people avoid it. But also it's nice if you can avoid having that set up, right? Where you only have one person to pair with. What else can you do? You can go your separate ways and work on other things that aren't committed code, right? Work on spikes or anybody else? Anybody have any advice for Joel? Sometimes. When we have teams that are too small and we don't have people that are in the same role, we even paired with people that aren't developers. Yes. So he said that you can pair with people who aren't developers. And that's definitely true. It depends on how scared they are of your code, right? If they're comfortable, right? If they're testers, if they're designers, they may well be comfortable. Can you swap with other teams, too? Sometimes.  Somebody back here. One more. Who was it? It was you, yeah. I was just going to... I look at this and I'm thinking like how could that be so productive? And I'd like to try it out. Who would be a good test runner? It's a good way to get an acclimate new team that this idea sounds so crazy to get started with. That's huge. One thing is if you have a code program that all before go to a code retreat, you really should go to a code retreat. December 3rd is Global Day of Code Retreat as it happens. And so a lot of cities are having code retreats. Do you guys know what a code retreat is? It's a one-day thing. It doesn't cost anything. You get decent food. It's the last thing I'm going to say. I have one minute. And you spend a whole day of pair programming on a puzzle. Usually Conway's Game of Life. You get 45 minutes with a pair and then you actually throw away the code and start over again. And you do this over and over again throughout the day working on your craft. Working on making your code as beautiful as you can make it. Making it the way you'd like to make it if you had all the time in the world. That's why we throw it away after 45 minutes. Anyway, it's December 3rd, Global Day of Code Retreat. You can Google it or look at me on Twitter and I'll tell you. We are having one here. There's one in Kansas City. If you guys are interested, go ahead and get one. If you've never paired, it's definitely definitely definitely a really good idea. As for introducing your team, you know, you have me on Twitter. We talked about that for long hours. Okay, thank you.


So, January 1st game at home at Wonderland, how was it? Yeah, good. It was great to get the win, obviously. The support was fantastic. That was my first experience with the fans here. And, yeah, I really enjoyed it. Unfortunately, it was a little bit sore towards the end. I started to tire a little bit, but overall the result was brilliant. So, another 90 minutes in the legs. Sorry, not 90 minutes, but close enough. How does it feel coming into a different side that's been together for so long? To be fair, the boys have been brilliant. They welcomed me straight away. The training was gradual, so they didn't kill me straight away. I've worked into the side. I had a few friendly games with the youth team as well. So, Trevor Morgan was there, and he was able to help a bit. The coaching staff has been fantastic. The conditioning coaches. I feel like I've really found myself here. I'm loving it. I'm enjoying it. It's just really good to be out there playing again.  How would you rate the pace of the game tonight compared to the game last Wednesday? It's hard to say. I think they kept the ball very well tonight. In China, obviously they like to slow it down and play their own pace, but I think the Japanese, they like to play a little bit quicker and they can pass through the lines and they can make you turn around. We had to work really hard. It was one of the hardest games I've played off the ball in terms of running and that. I think it was tougher than last week. But in saying that, we performed really well. We did what we had to do and it was great to see.


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Earth observation from the station, presented by Science at NASA. About 30 years ago, researchers announced that ozone concentrations high in the atmosphere over the South Pole had hit an all-time low. This critical layer of the atmosphere that shields us from the sun's harmful UV rays had a hole in it, and that hole was rapidly expanding. This discovery led to the Montreal Protocol, an international treaty that regulates production of ozone-destroying chemicals like chlorofluorocarbons or CFCs. As a result, the ozone layer is now on the mend. To study this layer of the atmosphere further, NASA has launched an ozone sensor to help monitor the long-term change in the ozone layer. Called SAGE 3, short for Stratospheric Aerosol and Gas Experiment 3, it will be installed on the International Space Station in 2017. SAGE 3 represents the fourth of a series of instruments that have used similar techniques to measure atmospheric ozone and aerosols, going back to 1979, with more than 25 years of on-orbit heritage. The space station's orbit, different from that of most Earth-observing satellites, makes the station a unique vantage point for collecting valuable data about our planet's health and status. The orbit brings it closer to Earth and allows instruments on board to see our planet at different times of day under varying illumination conditions. NASA is adding to the station's Earth-observing capabilities with instruments like SAGE 3. This instrument will monitor ozone all around the Earth at various times of day and night around the globe and during all seasons of the year, using light from the Sun and Moon passing through the atmosphere. Particles, or aerosols, and gases in the atmosphere absorb and scatter light at various degrees depending on their properties, explained SAGE 3 principal investigator Pat McCormick. By measuring the attenuation of light from the Sun as it passes through a section of Earth's atmosphere at spacecraft sunrise or sunset, we can determine the quantity and location of these aerosols and gases. Attenuation of sunlight reflected from the Moon will be used in similar fashion for additional data collection. SAGE 3 will also measure ozone in multiple levels of the atmosphere, reaching all the way down into the upper troposphere and stratosphere. It will provide a nearly global picture of the tropospheric ozone and features improved vertical resolution over most ozone instruments. McCormick says all of this means that SAGE 3 will provide a very robust and precise characterization of the ozone layer. Another state-of-the-art instrument, the Lightning Imaging Sensor, or LIS, will be installed on station in 2017. LIS will capture real-time total lightning data over much of the globe, even over data sparse regions such as the oceans, to support weather forecasting and warnings. The LIS instrument for ISS is a duplicate of the LIS that operated as part of NASA's Tropical Rainfall Measuring Mission, or TRIM, which completed operations in 2015. From the station, this new LIS instrument will be able to look much farther toward Earth's poles than it did on TRIM, taking advantage of the station's higher inclination. Three more instruments are expected to be operating on the station by 2019. The Global Ecosystem Dynamics Investigation, or JEDI, the Ecosystem Space-Born Thermal Radiometer Experiment on Space Station, or ECOSTRESS, and the Orbiting Carbon Observatory 3, OCO3. JEDI will revolutionize the way tropical forests are monitored, shooting laser beams into tree canopies of the world's forests to take fine-scale measurements of their height and internal structure. ECOSTRESS will study water use and water stress in vegetation. The station's orbit will allow ECOSTRESS to take observations at different times of day across the seasons. OCO3 will collect space-based measurements of atmospheric carbon dioxide to help assess its distribution and variability. The ISS is a busy place, studying effects beyond Earth and also Earth itself. For more news from the International Space Station, visit www.nasa.gov. For more science news on and about the Earth, stay tuned to science.nasa.gov.


it's over it's done and yes it is official the Titans they won this what's been an ongoing sort of war between so many different teams for Jadavia and Clowney there were quite a few different teams that wanted his services they wanted him to come to their team and some teams were seriously interested somewhere not but it's finally over officially and the Titans they get in Jadavia and Clowney now a lot of questions were coming out about what the deal is how much is the contract worth what is it gonna be how long is it gonna be and it is a one-year deal worth up to 15 million dollars a one-year deal worth up to 15 million dollars so even this late in the free agency he still gets a good good money and it was reported we don't know how true it was but by the way that everything has went this offseason with him it seems like it is true but it was reported that he wanted a he wanted to be paid 20 mil per year then it was reported that he wanted 18 mil per year then it was reported that he wanted 17 mil per year so for him signing this late in the season in the offseason for him to be signing this late in the offseason and still getting a one-year deal worth up to 15 mil it doesn't necessarily mean that is 15 mil guaranteed that's not it it's worth up to 15 mil so of course they're gonna be different incentives involved in what not but for him to get a one-year deal worth up to 15 mil depending on how well he plays and whatever those incentives are that's pretty good that's pretty good not too far for what from what he wanted but he still gets paid and I had to clear up some things that I talked about in the previous video about your David and Clowney because some Titans fans let me know hey engraving Dean peas retired and I was like initially I was like what no no no when he was with the Ravens he retired because he ain't want to get fired but they were like no no no he retired with the Titans too and I was like okay appreciate y'all so shout out to y'all Titans fans for giving me a nice reminder that and even my god Jordan who's a Ravens fan he let me know too he's a engraving Dean peas retired back in January so I guess Dean peas his last wish as a coach he said man I just got to beat these Ravens and then like the end of engraving videos I'm out okay Dean peas do your thing congratulations on a pretty good career but anyway they said that they're gonna be Mike Vrable he's gonna be sort of the defensive coordinator even though he's a head coach he's gonna be sort of defensive coordinator he's gonna call the defensive place so now they're not gonna have an official defensive coordinator but they were said that Judevian Clowney's best success came from when Mike Vrable was a coach on the Houston Texans and those was the Judevian Clowney's best years so it's almost like it's almost like when you're in school and you have this teacher this teacher really got the best out of you they they really they got you they understood you they work with you they put an extra time with you and they really got the best out of you then you go to a different teacher and this other teachers like they're whatever about you did and they're just doing that job it's nothing personal against you but they're not as invested in you as that previous teacher was so you go to that other teaching maybe you don't give that much effort or as much effort with the other teacher because you're like they don't really care about me so let me just do what I can and just get by but then you get an opportunity to go back to that that first teacher again and it could be like wow oh I'm back let's go and it's the same way with a job with a manager a manager that puts in that extra effort to really get the best out of you as an employee it can be it can be the same exact thing then you get another manager who doesn't really care of that much and they just trying to get by so you just try to get by so you don't just you don't give that extra effort they don't get anything special they get that you get to give the bare minimum but that's all you give that's all they give so nobody's really giving anything extra but then that manager who really invest in you they really try to get you different opportunities they try to get you promoted they try to get you paid they really want to see you succeed this can be that situation for the Titans and Jadavian Clowney so this is a again like I said it's a good move his specialty again run defense run defense run defense and he actually I was reading something that said that he was um I think number five overall in past rush when percentage so the past rush is still there he again we keep talking about he's a disruptive player I didn't know he was up there like that I forgot which I forgot where it was from on with the pro football for I forgot what it was but it said that he was yeah he was like number five in a in past rush when percentage so he's doing his thing but I guess when when they see number 90 coming they like nope not happening we don't watch that South Carolina highlight like 50 million times he said no we're not gonna be a highlight but good player man good player um and yeah he with the Titans they also they have yeah he got big busy too this can like and cuz you know teams are gonna double team Jadavian Clowney you know he gonna get double teamed all day but now you got big busy too you got and this could help him out cuz he had his uh his whole just he it was underwhelming for him in Atlanta first round pick started off hot but then it kind of cooled down and cooled down and cool down and Atlanta was like no we good we're straight but now he has an opportunity especially with a lot of attention that's gonna be focused on uh Jadavian Clowney so I would if I was a Titans fan they even not being a Titans fan I expect Vic Beasley to um have sort of a breakout season because Jadavian Clowney is gonna help him so much he's gonna help him a lot so this is just it's all around good for the uh Titans defense I saw somebody who was like oh man I wish we wouldn't trade a Jarell Casey now and I think whether they traded him to the Broncos I believe a couple months back like early on in free agency I believe they traded him to the Broncos but they'll still be good they're still gonna have a good defense so that's not even a question so Titans fans you got it they did say that Jadavian Clowney will be flying out to find out of Tennessee this morning because Jocina Anderson boy she was reporting late night late night man she was reporting late night I was knocked out because I was tired yesterday man I was yeah I was extremely tired yesterday because yesterday it's just been a long couple days man and the seasons right literally right around corner we were one week away from the rest of the week one games being played well we got money in our football too but we'll we're one week away from our first Sunday of football but anyway ah interesting Diana Rossini the one who first broke the Jadavian Clowney to the Titans story she said I'm told the Saints offer was lower by roughly two million dollars after moving cash around hmm Tennessee offered this deal late Saturday morning and locked it up by late Saturday afternoon big win for GM John Robinson and the Titans so Jadavian Clowney he went to the me followed the money he followed the money you stay consistent again all the rumors were saying that hey Jadavian Clowney he about his money yes he certainly is and he cashed out even at the end that there was no way and I've said it in previous videos there was no way that I thought Jadavian Clowney was getting anything over one meal a first first I mean not one meal one year I did not think he was gonna get a multi-year deal and he didn't he got it offered to him but he ain't take it but I didn't I think he was at this point in the season of all of the offseason that I was like there was no way that Jadavian Clowney is going to get more than 10 mil it's not happening it's no way and if you would have told me you would get 15 mil at this point I would have still been like no not happen but he got it and again look saints they were doing they were doing all this stuff they were putting in all this work it's chef came through cooked up some Creole crab cakes the fruit platter and all that champagne these floors his black and gold jet to Houston what Houston ain't even far from New Orleans so they might have drove over but they came out there like hey today we're about to treat you man well what's your drink we're gonna get your favorite bottle well what you like steak oh get him some steak get him everything get what he wants cook it up chef she was in there cooking whipping it up and you know it was good to you know it's good but Jadavian Clowney was just like oh he probably he had a sight set on him Titans deal and I'm sure that information was leaked to in order to help Jadavian Clowney because the information about him being at dinner with the Saints and all that I'm sure that guy put out that that information getting put out it helped him a lot because again it was it was talked about that the Saints they were the ones that were pushing heavy for Jadavian Clowney pushing heavy heavy heavy heavy heavy so what does that do for somebody else that really wants your Jadavian Clowney well that either makes them step up that game or step off Ravens apparently they stepped off they were like no bidding war nope not our style you know that's not us but Titans they stepped up oh we got it we want them oh let's get it okay Saints y'all want to do that you know they like you know what go ahead let them enjoy his meal we got some barbecue that we got waiting on him so we got we're gonna actually overnight it but they got to taking care of me so Tennessee came out the winner and the biggest win of all Jadavian Clowney so now he he'll he gets a one-year 15 million dollar deal and again it's up to 15 mil so it's not 15 million he's not getting paid 15 mil he can reach those if he hits whatever incentives there are but then on top of that next year he becomes a free agent I don't show I don't I'm not sure if they have some if they can franchise tag him or not franchise tag him in there it's for me I would think that Jadavian Clowney a deal with him that he would not want to be franchise tagged but I mean after this after this entire offseason fiasco even though he calls a lot of it himself but after this I think he may actually want to be franchise tagged so he would have that guaranteed money no matter what but that's that man so it's been a fun ride man this whole Jadavian Clowney watch has been fun I know that there been some people are making all these you can clowny videos again and I said hey I'm here to keep you updated that's what I'm here to do I've seen different people complaining and whatnot about the different Jadavian Clowney videos my response hey if you don't want to hear about your Davian Clowney you don't have to watch him you don't got to click on him nobody's obligating you to click on him I've been enjoying this whole thing I've been loving it from start to finish every single Jadavian Clowney update that we did we did a lot of them too we should we should have started a Jadavian Clowney playlist we should have done that but I didn't I didn't think it was gonna be this much I didn't think it was gonna go all the way through the offseason all the way right up until the regular season that's crazy that's crazy but it's been fun I have enjoyed every single bit of it every minute every update just us trying to um to think oh what's the Jadavian Clowney gonna do what does this mean because remember Jadavian Clowney said hey tell the Jets to come get me remember that it seemed like that was so long ago like that was so long ago then there was a story about him being interested in the Ravens the Seahawks and who was the other teams that were listed there was and then there was a story about the Ravens being expected to be the top team to land them in then there was a story about of course way back the Seahawks they really wanted them bad then it was a time when a report came out that the Saints and the Cowboys that they wanted them and they like there's been a lot of different Jadavian Clowney stuff and updates and reports and whatnot but again like we always say it man we'll see we'll see what happens my hope was of course that he went to the Ravens but it's that's fine that he didn't he would have been nice with the Ravens now but yeah he's gonna do good with the Titans man they gotta go so just like oh man so painful for the Saints man so painful for them Saints man I know Falcons fans I know Panthers fans I know Bucks fans they they laughing at the Saints I know they are me cuz when your when your division rival if this something like this happens to them they really get rejected after all of that oh that's painful man that's like a guy taking a girl out or asking her out say hey you want to go on a date with me buying her flowers buying her gifts buying her this and that she says oh thank you you're so sweet thank you for all the gifts I appreciate you so much but no I will not go out with you no it's like especially after the effort personal chef but Titans one so guess your David Clowney gonna be saying saying tight enough this year the team keep it clean appreciate y'all I love y'all and just like the Saints are with the Jadavian Clowney race I'm out


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We are on the top of the motor boat that will take us from Djibouti to Aden. The entire ICRC surgical team together with NMSF, surgical team, I'm going to work as surgical teams deployed in Aden. It's a mandate of the ICRC to take care of the victims of war. More specifically for us as a surgical team, we have the skills and the expertise to treat this very special type of trauma caused by high speed bullets and bombs. I was expecting something different. This is very like a fishing boat and there are quite a lot of people and I was very surprised, but we will manage. As per the mandate of the organization, we are there to assist the victims. The victims can be the wounded or the sick. Within the wounded, that is my field of competence, we will treat anybody. We don't ask if they are combatants or not, which side they are. And I believe this is extremely important because this will add in terms of security to us as much as we can prove that we treat anybody.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. It is time for another shop or drop. Basically I go through trend moods, Instagram and I go through products and I tell you whether I want to shop for them and you know add them to my shopping cart or I'm going to drop them from my wish list and we'll be passing on the product. Obviously this idea was of course started from Samantha March. Just want to give her her credit where it is due. It is such a fun series. So if you want to see my thoughts on new makeup releases then just keep watching. Alrighty let's head over to trend mood if you're not following them. What are you doing with your life? Also I was having one of those days where nothing was working out for me like the makeup I wanted it just didn't really turn out how I wanted it. Literally this simple makeup took me two hours to do. Like things weren't working out. I had to keep removing, redo my eyes and I was gonna do a really pink look and look what I ended up with. Trying to decide where to start off with. So I'm gonna start off with the older posts to the newer posts. So I'm just gonna go through and kind of talk through posts that look interesting to me or that I want to talk about. So first I'm going to talk about the Colourpop villains collection. I actually did see this in store and I swatched them and there was a couple things that kind of caught my eye. In the store itself the items came in sets. I don't think you really could buy them individually and those stuff looked okay. I really just am not interested in this collection. So I'm definitely dropping this collection. I don't really care about Disney villains to be honest. The theme doesn't really interest me personally and I'm also just not in love with the colors. Not even of the eyeshadow palette. So I will be passing and dropping that from my list. At the same time they did come out with their spring collection which was so much better. I did pick up the palette and I am contemplating ordering a few more things from that collection online because that whole collection, the packaging, everything is just so beautiful and the colors. I love them. So I would definitely skip that and go for the actual spring collection from Colourpop because it is gorgeous. I haven't yet used the palette but I'm so excited to. I've been saving to haul it first and I just have a bunch of other makeup I've been trying so that I can do product updates for you guys. So a lot of the new makeup I bought has been put on hold. Also here we have the YSL summer collection. So obviously it is not available right now but it looks like we have a bronzer, a couple lip colors, a couple nail colors and the palette. The only thing that's really catching my eye from this collection is the eyeshadow palette. I have a soft spot for greens but I definitely know this is something I will be dropping and passing on. I don't really own too much from YSL as a brand. It just, I guess it's not a brand that interests me and I don't know, I'm just not really that interested in this so I will be dropping that. Okay so I have been wanting to talk about this with you guys. The Nikita Dragon Dragon Beauty makeup stuff. Now I do like supporting YouTubers and I don't really watch Nikita honestly. Like I don't watch a lot of the super big popular beauty people here on YouTube. I like smaller channels and I like supporting smaller channels. There's a few big channels that I watch but not too many. So this is available right now and it's like a powdered color corrector and skin perfecting potion transformation face powder. I don't really know what they are clearly and to be honest I'm going to pass no shade or anything to Nikita Dragon. They're just both products that don't really interest me. I think a color correcting powder is pretty cool. I would not really grab for those personally on me very often but sometimes when I do makeup on other people I want a color corrector to just correct a few things but especially powders I would like kind of using those at the end but I don't know I just feel like if you're a YouTuber and you're starting a brand those are weird products to start off with. I don't know it just seems a bit off to me. The NARS orgasm collection. I did see the big orgasm blush and the lip gloss in Sephora today actually and I was tempted to get the blush because I did used to have an orgasm blush and I ended up decluttering it just because it was old so I am due for a new one that actually might be on my VIP wish list but no actually no because there is a palette coming out. I don't see a date on this specific post maybe it'll come on later but oh my gosh this palette is beautiful. First of all I'm kind of sick of NARS right now and them coming out with all of these palettes super annoying. NARS used to not be like that like it just they're not pushing out quality either so that kind of disappoints me but I don't know how can I not pick up this palette. I hope the orgasm blush is in there since I don't have that anymore and it's such a classic but yes I will be shopping at the orgasm palette I think it looks beautiful and the packaging even though I'm mad at NARS right now because they're coming out with another palette that looks like they're other palettes this orgasm one is kind of unique and I'll just be getting it okay ooh okay so this MAC collection. Now I don't really talk about MAC too much on my channel occasionally I will talk about some products. Ironically though they did open up a MAC counter by my house and there's never been anything cool by my house to be honest so we have a nice MAC counter within 10 minutes of where I live so I actually did celebrate and I picked up a few things from MAC today. I like MAC I don't have any problems with MAC the brand is dying it's just not what it used to be but they do have some good classic things today I'm actually wearing soft and gentle and by golly it is gorgeous but anyways so this collection it's called the bronzing collection it says it will be available in the UK April 4th which was a couple days ago it's not available in the US. You guys the packaging on this is stunning I might have to pick a couple things up so they have these beautiful eyeshadow palettes which I feel like their eyeshadows people just don't really like them anymore and their palettes their curated palettes haven't been as good quality but I am eyeing that cool tone one I'm not going to lie the lipsticks seem quite wearable very very pretty colors the colors look really wearable and pretty so I definitely once it comes out I will be going to my local MAC counter and picking up a couple things maybe a couple lipsticks they have a face palette that I probably won't pick up maybe like a palette and a couple lipsticks is what I will end up picking up but honestly that packaging though I know it's so bad to buy products for packaging but I'm past the point of feeling bad for that like this is me this is my channel I like makeup and I like packaging sometimes I buy makeup for the project all right blue blood you guys have been asking me about this originally on my channel I had said I was going to pass on this or drop it I guess and I might have purchased it I might have already filmed two looks using it so a review with a couple looks in that video is in the works I'm not really in a rush to get it up because there are already so many but a few of you have asked me about that palette I did end up caving I'm picking it up and yeah I'm working on it last week all of our cosmetics released their new collection of blushes and lip glosses do have a full review up of that already so I did end up purchasing those I mean the glosses aren't my favorite in the world but I do like the glosses and I really like the whole concept behind the blush trio so check out my review if you want to know my thoughts on those oh yeah by the way I forgot to mention the blue jeffree star cosmetics blue blood collection they came out with like a bunch of other blue things no I did not purchase anything else besides the palette because look me buying the palette was really stretching it for if I was gonna use it I definitely am not using blue liquid highlighters or lipsticks so I did drop those Fenty bronzers I actually saw those in Sephora today I did swatch I will be adding those to my loves list on Sephora I'm not planning on purchasing them anytime soon I did pick out the color I would purchase if I were to purchase it so I think this is something I will pick up down the road but I just feel no hurry to pick it up right now I'm sure it's really nice and I think I will like it once I get it but I'm in no rush for it right now the tart icy bench palette no I will definitely not be purchasing that I am dropping that from my list not that it was ever on there this just catches me as a cheaply made palette that they brought out just to make a quick buck I mean I don't know I've only watched one review on it but from what I can tell it doesn't look like it's very good quality to me it doesn't look that well thought out so the original palette that they based off of which was in April Fool's joke last year if they were gonna do it they might as well have gone all the way I don't know why they felt the need to do that little half butt palette because I mean obviously I don't know anything about makeup production but they could have easily just made it like their regular tart late tartan bloom palette and said it looks like they just came out with something that they just made really quickly to make a quick buck so no will not be purchasing that venti it looks like venti came out with a few other things but I won't be purchasing those so lately I've been really into kaja I bought a lip product from them and their little eyeshadow stacks and I've been playing with those so they are coming out well they're already out right now the sparkling eye pigments so I will be shopping one of these at least to most likely I do have it right now in my loves list that's probably something I would pick up during the VIP sale so I'm going to wait till I can get it on sale but I am very interested in these I feel like I could go either way I could really love it or I could really hate it that's why it only wants to buy one just to see what I think of the formula I'm a sucker for liquid shadows glitter shadows anything like that so these are right up my alley it doesn't make sense for me to buy more than one unless I really love the formula so yes is on my loves list okay something else I really wanted to talk about was the Patrick Tau releases so he came out with his own brand and by the way I love Patrick Tau I've been following him on Instagram for quite some time now I love his work I mean he works on the most beautiful people first of all which really helps him but his work is also very beautiful he creates such beautiful glowing pretty natural looks that just really bring out the beauty that his beautiful models already have but no I really do like his work so not everything in his line interests me I will be shopping that highlight spray it just looks really cool to me they sold out of white pearl and Sephora which I'm really upset by so I might have to place an order on his website but I won't be purchasing the body glow or the lip glosses the lip glosses just look kind of unnecessary to me just really overpriced sheer glittery lip glosses which I mean how many of those do I need and the body glow I just don't really use body glow I probably should get into it yeah that's just not something I will be purchasing Natasha Denona came out with some like concealers these are the Transfix matte concealers they are $28 each and they come in 23 shades I don't know if I'm gonna end up purchasing these as of now they are in my loves list along with the foundation X from Natasha Denona because I do want to do a full face of Natasha Denona products eventually or potentially a day of testing out Natasha Denona foundation and concealer video that's on my mind let me know if that's something you would be interested in so I'm not sure right now I think most likely I will end up cave and end up shopping this concealer but I don't know I haven't really heard that many great things about it so we will see Mac came out with a new collection called Mac strip down and so basically it's a nude lipstick collection so it's a nude lip collection I guess it comes with like glosses and liners it looks like I don't know all I know is I saw it in store today and I did purchase one lipstick which you will see in a haul it's like called to sexy or something I don't know if it was in their permanent line or anything I just saw it in the nude collection display and I did pick one up so I guess that's shopped I shopped one thing from that collection Juvia's place came out with a foundation and concealer I don't have much experience with Juvia's place as a brand I do have a couple palettes they're pretty good they're not my favorite formula but they're pretty pretty good for what their prices like really good for their price I won't be picking either of those up I'm going to drop them they just don't really interest me I'm not head over heels for Juvia's place quite yet maybe I do need to try a few more of their products out but so far the brand just hasn't done it for me I do like the brand don't get me wrong I just don't have a lot of products from the brand and I don't really feel the need to buy anymore okay let's talk about this I know you guys are interested in hearing about this so we have the Charlotte Tilbury makeup glowgasm collection so it comes with two face palettes and some beauty light wands okay shop I will probably be picking one of these up my mother who has a more darker complexion than myself is probably going to pick up the darker palette I don't know I have to consult with her but if that's the case I will have two of those to review I will definitely be reviewing at least one as far as the beauty light wands I will be passing on those I think those highlighting wands are all right they're not my favorite I don't really like liquid highlighters in general so that's just something I can't get into so I will be dropping those but the palettes I'm so weak I'm gonna buy those doesn't look like there's a release date for that from what I can tell kind of looking through I think that's everything I want to talk about I mean I'll talk about really quickly Jeffree Star concealer probably and that's a drop because I can't see the shades in person yeah actually no there really isn't anything else interesting that I want to mention so there you go there we have it that is my thoughts on it new makeup releases whether or not I will be purchasing them I hope you guys found this video entertaining to watch I hope you found it helpful let me know what you'll be picking up in these next few coming months and what you definitely will not be picking up I want to know let's get a discussion going you guys know I love to respond back to each and every one of you so again if you've made it this far thank you guys for watching and supporting my channel if you are subscribed already like what are you doing just go ahead and subscribe and I will catch you guys in my next video my guys have a great day