Oh, Tommy is getting beat up, y'all.  Hey, everyone. RealisticGame here, and today we're here on Solo Animation Channel, where we can react to the manga's crew versus the cursed Thomas. So with that being said, make sure to grab some snack, kick back, and relax, and enjoy the video. But yeah, smash the like button. Alright, where are these guys headed to? I always have to know good. I was looking for trouble, man. Oh, why you got a spider in the jar? Hey, Thomas to the rescue. The greenest gaming man. Oh, that go-wee. You might want a drink behind you. They killed green. Remind me of minions. Here's Thomas. Oh, it's another Thomas. Like, good Thomas versus bad Thomas. Oh, this is where he punches about.   Blue to the rescue. Oh, okay, the squad is back. Dang, bro, that was the biggest needle in the hot. They better hope this works, because they're gonna die if they're victorious once again. That boy's locked up, man. I hated that game whenever you would get an objective run. There's supposed to be, like, Percy, James, and, like, who's the purple one? Mr. Feet, the three spiders? I guess we'll find out. Oh, nice. Oh, sucka. Their dances are out of pocket.  And it has charles, bro. Take three and one. I mean, he does have legs. Let's see if the plan actually works. No way, dude could have climbed the rock. Okay, well, there we have it. Among Us Crew versus Cursed Thomas.


Hey everyone and welcome to Norris Cove. I'm Yoshida. I know you guys, for those who are regulars here, I know it's been a while, been busy, but I'm here. I'm going to try to do better and I have to do better because, you know, I've been messing up my budget. Not budgeting has messed up my budget. So the last time I budgeted was June 5th through June 11th. I didn't even go to check anything out. But we're going to get started so we don't have to really do a review. There's nothing really to review. But if you are new here, hello, I'm Yoshida and I am a self-employed hairstylist, business owner, and I like to budget. I'm not perfect at it. I'm not great at it, but I love to budget. And I try to track my life by planning and budgeting. So we're going to get started today, you guys. Let me get a pen. So, you know, I'm going to do a flip of this planner here, but I also have another one coming. See, that's the problem. Shopping. So if you're new here, again, I'm a self-employed hairstylist. So my source of income is I'll put the, you know, hair salon Norris Cove, which is my stationary shop. Also, I have the budget box mixed in with that, which is a monthly subscription. And then I usually put miscellaneous here. And miscellaneous can be like if I transfer money from, let's say, my savings account, which I had to do last week. If I take money out of my envelopes, which they're all empty, we'll be starting over from there. That's another whole story. So let's start with hair. And I shortcut Norris Cove and just call it NoCo. And then miscellaneous. So, y'all, I don't know, because I'm in my slow season for hair. And it's generally about three months that I'm slow. And that's June, July, and August. And then things pick back up for me usually around the end of August, September, because people are going back to school, they're going back to work. All those great things. A lot of my clients are on vacation or they are in braids. So I don't, I'm learning to switch my wording. I would usually say that I struggle this time of year, but I'm not going to use that word. But things are just a little tight. But you know what? I'm still blessed because I'm paying a much higher car note. I was able to make that this month, which I didn't think I was going to be able to do. I was supposed to be prepared for that car note for these times, but I wasn't. I did take some money out of my envelopes to help with the car note. My son is a rising high school senior. So I take money out of my envelopes to pay like his dues for next year. It's been a whole lot going on over here, y'all, but I'm going to try to be more consistent here. Again, this week is kind of slow. Last week I did more than what I thought, but it just was all gone. Okay, you just went to a Beals, Beals, Beals. So I'm going to estimate about 850 for here for no co. I don't know. I don't know. I'm always starting the low end of 50, but we will see. And then miscellaneous so far. I don't have anything. I'm trying to think I've explained all my savings and all of that. So I don't know. Let me put the date here. We're doing 619-6. I believe it is the 25th. Okay. Beals do this week. I don't think I ever finished it. So I'm just going to go to my monthly calendar because I do write those bills down, but I'll be honest with you. I haven't really written down in my personal planner. We are on the week this week here, 25th. On the 19th through the 25th. I haven't went in and did any color coding. I just wanted to come in and just put in let's do a lot of after pays, which I'm not almost done, but I want to be done. So 619, which was Juneteenth, which was yesterday. That was 158 mobile that comes out of my capital one account. That was 158. That was paid. We had a firm bill. It was only like 1586. That was paid that came out yesterday. And then the next thing I have is on the 22nd. Why is there so many firms? Between the firm and after pay and Clonus, they have me in a chokehold and mainly after pay. And I'm really trying to get those down because there was a time where I just stopped using after pay because I just knew it wasn't good for me and all that great stuff. Anyhoo, after pay again. And I'm just over it. So I'm trying to get that down. So I don't have to use that anymore on the 25th. We have PayPal. Now also, you guys this week, I have to add from last week, because I paid my city bank bill and my Barclays bill. But of course it was a holiday through me completely off. It was a holiday. So those bills will be coming out this week. Paypal we do 30. And this time of year, everything is the minimum. I'm not doing anything extra until I can afford to put more to it. I'm just going to put on tomorrow's Wednesday 21st. I'm going to put Barclays the money is in the account just waiting for them to get it. But I may have a little hiccup because there was some things I forgot. So I don't know. I pray my account doesn't go in the negative, but I'm self aware now and I realized that I cannot really live without budgeting. I'll show you guys what I was using. I even wasn't using them anymore. I mean, this is crazy. We did 45 here to see bank. And then I have my booth rent, which is due to 24. And that's 250. That's always going to pay because I need somewhere to work. So far, I have that I had been contributing to my husband to send him $50 a week. It's a slow time where I possibly could do it, but things will be tight. But luckily he loves me and he understands. So let's get a calculator. Yeah, so we have a few things from last week that will be kind of coming out this week. And that's fine. So let's add up and see what we have. So so far, we have $655 and $54. Here's $655, $54, $655, $54. Now, over here, I'm in debt. I'm going to put $152. And this is shipping. This is what I paid for shipping. And that's kind of coming out of this week as well, because like everything was on hold. I used my credit card, I paid my credit card, so all that has to kind of flow through if that makes sense. So let's add that. So we got a total of $807. And I'm trying to think of anything else that may come up. So we basically, for me being self-employed, I need to bring this number up. I pray that I make $1,000, but as you can see, even if I get $1,000, oh, I got gas coming out. Let me put gas here. I'm in the negative already, but anyway, we're going to see. But luckily, the good thing is we have money left over, so it won't be just quite all of this. We have a few dollars left over. So the only thing is that I don't know how much it's going to be because I've tried to do the math. And when I did the math, I was under by like a hundred or something dollars. So maybe a little bit more, but we'll see. And I'll probably review it next week. I'm not going to go into all of this here at the bottom because we know that's just 850 prayerfully that we can get that up. And hopefully next week when we do a review, we will see that this came out to be more prayerfully. Hopefully Norris Cove come out to be more. I have an exclusive sale going on. So we'll see how that generates income. But everything else I think we're good on. Again, if I can get rid of these after-pays and firms, I can't wait to because I'm just digging myself deeper and deeper. And I never was this type of person. I wouldn't want to get too much on after-pay, but here I am. I don't know. Just here I am. So I'm trying to do better, you guys. That's really my budget for this week. Again, I'm going to try to film more often. It's just that I just haven't been able to... Once I do the budget box, the budget box just wraps up all of my mind. Because I'm planning and then when I do get some time to film, I'm just exhausted. I'm just really mentally exhausted, not necessarily physically exhausted, but I'm mentally exhausted. So anywho, I'm trying to work out my timing with the budget box and all that great stuff. Because again, some of my after-pays are from doing stuff for the budget box. And so now I'm trying to figure out a way where I don't have to use the after-pays and just, you know, whatever. Get my life together. But I will be back filming my budget again some more planner content. And again, if you are new here, I also make these inserts right here. These are my, pretty much my whole budget planner is inserts from my shop. These calculators I sell, they are in the shop right now, the pink and I think we have the tan. And that's it, you guys. I hope you guys enjoyed today's video. If you did, thank you so much for watching and I will talk to you in my next video. Bye. Bye.


Yes, absolutely. Hi everybody. Hi, so good to be here. Yes, I want to thank Megha for inviting me and I'm so sorry that I haven't been able to be here for the fullness of the, oops, just be here with one, be here for the fullness of the conversations today as I've been multitasking today but one of the things I wanted to say I want to talk about a couple of things I want to talk about information equity and you know to connect the dots between information equity and other information issues especially today where you know we have normalized disinformation right and and we've moved along the pathway from you know misinformation to disinformation which is intentional misinformation moved on to information segregation right which is where some people have access to really good information and other people don't and we normalize and standardize that and then of course information poverty which is just a state of not having information access and then finally I would say the most egregious information issue of of of any time and really the prelude to totalitarianism is information withdrawal where information that does exist within the public sphere is withdrawn because of censorship or and especially you know today when we think about state-sanctioned censorship because we are in a time an evolution of our country where all but four states have introduced legislation to censor books or to severely restrict them so that's something to think about but I want to put this in in a larger frame if you will because I have attended a few summits in the last couple of weeks one of the first summit was a Democratic summit that was hosted and curated by the Obama Presidential Center and how many of you were there yeah yeah and so when President Obama addressed the the crowd you know he said something I think is really important just to acknowledge you know is that even as we have these conversations we are also facing war in multiple places right and we are really having I think a very racialized conversation about belonging and even as we have that conversation about who has the right to belong who has the right to home as well as a homeland as we have that conversation we are also in an unprecedented moment in this country where we have the largest number of people ever who live outside of their homes or traditional territories or nations or states and that migration is is being forced in many cases as we find more and more people who are economic refugees and asylees as well as political and then also you know a great number who are also seeking safety right and so one thing that I wanted to kind of frame this quick conversation is also about how do you lead in though in these times especially when we are in a place where we consume leaders we talk about nobody wants power but they want to talk about everybody in power it's very people don't want to support leaders it's almost like the universal let's talk about the weather and and I think what's unfortunate that I'm seeing is that even as our paradigm shift to make traditional notions of how power is wielded untenable and as the institutions themselves segue into trying to being forced into a certain type of accountability in raising or seeking new leaders the systems won't sustain the leadership because we ourselves even in this room are complicit in consuming leaders we call out rather than call in as soon as somebody is placed in power even it is even if it is a person of color we find ways to denigrate to talk about and so I also want to call us out for that so I want to talk about going to seed at the same time that I'm talking about information equity and the reason why I'm thinking about going to seed is because as I get older tomorrow I'll be 55 years old I never thought I would be 55 I still can't believe it the only consolation is that hip-hop is 50 and all of the cool cats you know who helped to create hip-hop are my age or older and it is the people and we have given an extraordinary inheritance but let's make no mistake hip-hop is my generation and so I that is my consolation but I also look at the people especially people like true going to dove I'm thinking about Dave when he passed from De La Seoul when he passed I saw something you know that I had seen in people like DMX and I'm just trying to connect the dots between going to seed and this made this notion of leading in a critical time where our information equity has moved us to a place where we have state-sanctioned censorship in this country and we are also seeing heinous disinformation in terms of even entire platforms being taken down in times of war so what I what I want to say and if you can just rock with me I want to talk about two different things I want to think about leadership in terms of me becoming getting to the place of 55 and understanding that you know like with the phases of the tree you know you're a seed then a sapling then you reach a certain type of maturity then you have that kind of snag where you start to have like the kind of rot and the tree is you know beginning to decay and then you know if it is lucky it at its most generative it goes to seed again as I begin to understand my energy that has always been like super high but as I begin to think having led across multiple platforms in different industries and having enjoyed the wind behind my sales as well as my sales being caught as well at different times I'm starting to ask myself especially as someone who I think is at this point an information abolitionist you know that I believe that information wants to be free that's my training as an information theorist and librarian but also that that freedom is something that is being decried by leaders I'm asking myself what my positionality is and I want us to ask that that question of ourselves as well those of us who will work in nonprofits as part of the nonprofit industrial complex why do I call it that not just to make a fancy kind of thing but one thing that I know is that oftentimes the people who run nonprofit organizations are also married to or give birth to the kind of people that are also creating the problems that make the nonprofits run and I understand the ecosystem and it's concerning me because we have moved into a place where even our problem-solving is performative and then again then it pushes then leadership if you are brought in to disrupt because that is part of the life cycle also to of the tree it is not going to be sustainable and do we want to be smoke screens or apologies for these types of systems that actually sort of create almost like the kinks in the line in order to propagate themselves and what I also want is the conversation that I'm having with you to be uncomfortable if you can understand what I'm saying at all my goal is that we will see ourselves in it because no none of us are absolved no matter what kind of eyeglasses we wear or funky socks we are all a part of it and I just want to also position my own leadership as a problem that I have been asking myself at the height of censorship I have decided to de institutionalize to be a free radical in society to see what happens if I put my own name on the line and as I close I want to just speak to going to seat are we willing to do that because we are staying in jobs and positions of leadership too long too long because change is happening very quick and we are staying too long we are not nurturing we are not providing cover we are finding troubling notions of competition when it comes to reputation we are using terms like building a brand as opposed to doing the work there are things that I think we need to say what I want to commit to is to go to seat I've had my time I'm 55 I may have 55 more years I may have 10 I might have five I might have two my mother passed when she was two years older than me what is I just don't know but what I know is that I am no longer the sapling I am no longer reaching and trying to stretch into maturity I am who I am my goal now is to create some snag is to have some of my leaves fall into fertile ground is to support other leaders is to problematize those who will talk about those leaders behind their backs those who will set them up for failure I have to do that because our first amendment right is being questioned and I believe that if we don't interrupt what's happening we are going to see not only the dissolution we are we are problematizing voting rights in this country let's get it straight we're not I mean the premise on which this country is built and what we have fought and died for at various levels in this country and I mean all of us because all of us have lost some blood all of us has lost some blood in this country but what I want to see is I want to I want to see us talk honestly about not only censorship and where it stems from this totalitarian bent that is also I think in some ways being propelled forward by the kind of silence and performativity that's also happening in the nonprofit and human services and especially the educational space and I also want to challenge all leaders to be organic to be real that means have your time grow you don't know everything get to a point of maturity nurture and then at your most generative point go to seed plant seeds step back plant seeds research speak without fear of repercussion and I think that's the beauty of the institutionalization let me stop here and I thank you


a very good evening to you hoping you've had a fantastic day welcome back to chit chat it's been too long but we're so glad to finally join you for you to actually finally join us right here on your number one favorite tv station we call it white if I for my name is feeling gene and today show is all about gossip we cover trending topics that have been making headlines in Kenya and beyond and of course I'm joined right here on set with my co-hosts I'm gonna start with anise bantu bro she finally found her way back and she's right here I'm perfect good to see you good to see you too mm-hmm all right welcome to the show you guys ready all right let's see this tea and as always villasus the manga tirum is officially open all right now let's get started with our first story right here and demon platinum's there's a performance at an azmu final rally in kassarani her sparked conversation online now while azmu supporters were happy with him performing some artists and creatives and musicians did not like it singer juliani took to social media and wrote and I quote demon platinum's at kassarani demon planets at kassarani was these tasteful any kenyan artist will have surfaced while he while he might have come from a good place kenyans on twitter actually called him out we have a video let's have a look so and all right demon was the highlight of the day he's actually one of the main acts that performed but I've said from him we had performances from the last one do you guys see that uh-huh all right now let's just talk about the whole um the whole thing everybody's talking about like what do you mean we're going like we're going like who has uh such following as diamond like who is able to move masses as much as diamond can we do appreciate our kenyan artist and we do appreciate kenyan music but come on this is diamond you look even stole the spotlight from come on who does that who will even do that you know i'm proud because they write about politics but like where the biggest artist you see it's the likes of being in the country but the main people who everybody is focusing on is the freedom is here and this freedom is coming you need to watch the news more anyway anyway so point is there's you there and there's uh as in me all right mutual This is a gig, there is a member who is performing and there is a skizzer The skizzer has a job Even the skizzer doesn't have a job That's why I want to say that there is an approach that I want to offer Because they have a career in music So, you and me are the performers of the other type Does it mean that you are a skizzer? Not necessarily See, if you are a skizzer, you are a performer Not just fans, but brands Brands Brands as it is associated with artists to belong to a certain political side So it's not about fans There is a gig, there is a fan, when I say fan Like these corporate events When I say, hey, can you show us what you are now? See if you can support Support that particular You remember last year when I don't want to bring this up But at that time, Baba told a certain network Not to use a certain network Just because they were supporting See, it affected their business So politics has that much power So what you are now, I don't know This is a brand that has worked with me because of that But what you are now saying is that you are a spotlight That's what I am saying Why are you please telling us? You are telling us, come on No, I am not What you are now saying is that you are a You tell us what you brother have seen on that particular platform O.G.C.P.S. just came I was the number one I was the first one to answer I was the second one I am the third one I am the first one to solve I am a calligraph Calligraph the opposite Calligraph the opposite Calligraph the opposite Calligraph the opposite Calligraph the opposite I am happy with it He is dissatisfied He was not happy about it Calligraph the opposite Calligraph the opposite So, a point is Some say that there is a Tanzania It is a province So, easy country is close to Kenya. So, Diamond Kukuja, he means neutral. He is affected due to his career. As in me. And Bogigengen. Bogigengen means maybe they didn't mind. I don't care if it depends on what you do. I don't care. I don't care. Brand. I'm just saying. Right now, it depends on priorities. What are you prioritizing right now? Like, you have due bills. Are you looking at 10 years of RFI? Stop compromising. What brand are you approaching in the next 10 years? I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I don't think that was the reasoning. That actually brings something else up. Today, YouTube released a list of the most watched and streamed videos on YouTube. Damod is number one. Harmonize is number two. Boso is number three. Damod is number one. Revani is number two. Harmonize is number three. Boso is number four. Zuchu is number five. Number six is Bahati. Number seven is Othile Brown. Bahati is number six. Bahati Moja. Othile is number seven. Number ten. I've just forgotten the other people but I know the list is still. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm at the level of Kenya. I'm in Kenya. If people called me, I'd say that I'm in Kenya. ne yet. It's confirmed. ladies. Let's start again. Ladies. Let's start again. Let's start again. Let's start again. You know the ladies. So starting women now they want to go to school in Lila. That's why you know now, I want to go to school in the middle of the night, I want to go to the tea, I want to eat in the night. No, they want to eat in the night, group. That's why I want to eat in the middle of the night. Most people are here. Ask him. Most people are here. No, no. Some people are not here. Some people are here, I'm going to ask. Where is your work? I'm asking you. How many less? How many less? Joy, let me tell you something else. Now, as per the YouTube list, I have always been traveling. I have always been traveling. Yes.  He was like a jerk, like a three month old, when he released his music, people wanted to know about him. And then there was a guy called Jet Jet Jet, who used to go to the park to see Jet Jet. Because he's making things happen. He's been talked about and people are streaming him. He's a guy, and is very boring. So he would give me a calligraphy and say, why did you come all the way here? So he would say, why do you look so sad? So what's your take on that? Do you think Kenyan artists need to do more than what they are doing? Do you think they're comfortable? Well, not all of them, but if I was to put them on a measuring scale with the Tanzanian artists, I'd really give the Tanzanian artists a heads up. And trust me, I love Kenya. I love some bits of Kenya. But when you look at Damwon, look at the people he chooses to work with. Look at how much he invests in something just like a video. Look at the locations, look at his directors, look at his dancers. Everything is heavily invested in. And Damwon is a global star, really. So for me, I really think it was well deserved. I think it's true. But there are some problems. Damwon is the only thing Kenyan can do. That's true. So if Kenyan is the only thing that Damwon can do, I think it's true. If Kenyan is the only thing that Damwon can do, I think it's not fair. Why do you support them? We don't. That support is not enough. Have you noted something? Let me tell you. I was the number one up to number five actually. They were under Damwon. Because Damwon, when they were there, they were revining, then they were harmonizing. Up to number five, they were harmonizing. All of them under Wasafi. What do you think? I think they are so much more concrete with the Tanzanians. I think it's a challenge that we all know about the Tanzania, but the real challenge is that they are more strong than the ones who work with Damwon, You are not my type I am not your type I am not your type I am not your type I am not your type Then you are on the same side Then Kenyan artists should do more Thank you But you have talent I am not sure what talent is I am not sure what talent is We have to move on The hashtag is chichachad We are on social media We are filming Jin at Ernest Bantu And of course at Wangare Washiuri Right? And other socials Talk to us now on to another story And comedian Arab Marandic Is a happy man After four years of his Naivasha Safari Rally Skit went viral The comedian made a video to mimic The dusty roads of the Safari Rally And Naivasha and post As one of the Rally drivers Who during the interview Was explaining how extreme The Rally was Arab has however now hired a lawyer To go after corporate companies That have been using his photo For commercial purposes According to Kenyan copyright It's an infringement Of copyright For anyone to copy Pre-produce, adopt And publish someone else's Work For those who missed the video Let's have a look Mr Mr Your notes today You know I just have a sponsor." elementary Thank you There is a red one There is a red one Yes There is a red one Congratulations I got number of photos We got number of things We are in the village All boys, we are from this village We are from this village We are from this village Yes, we got number of things Hey we are international But let me tell you Memelows are killing it with that photo We didn't have anything to eat We still do not know what to do. The first photo he's smiling and then the next one is like, He's like, the memes. He says, Mom, don't think. He's like, what's the difference between the two? Like, canyons. I'm not sure. There are football players, there are Chelsea players, and then there are other players. I feel like he's getting more and more. I know him. What are we thinking though about that story? What are our thoughts? We're international just because of that simple skit that went viral and now everybody across the world knows about it. Okay, I'm going to say thank you. I'm very famous. I'm very famous. You see, I'm very famous. I'm very famous. At least I'm famous. The problem is that I'm very famous. How do you know? Maybe it's because of money. I'm very famous. You see, I'm very famous. Yeah, we're actually going to talk about that. Enjoy. What do you take? Well, I don't know if it's because of time, but I don't know. I'd rather get famous for something like, you know, more just something that makes more sense. What do you mean? Yeah, I'm very famous. I'm very good for you, bro. But, yeah. I'm very famous. I think it's a kind of film that I, it had last for long. It had died, just eventually. And very soon by the way. This one, we'll just read that. Alright, so now he has hired a lawyer. What are we thinking? Because, he's like, on our village, let's say some corporate company or similar. Maybe they have an offer. So they're comparing these two the other week. When you come to us, when you go to the other people, you know, like he's going about after companies like that, then he's going to get me a picture for stuff like that. Do you think that's a smart move? I might as well just let it go. Okay, at some point in a smart move, you don't know what to do. You don't know what to do. You don't know about cash. You don't know about cash. You don't know what to do. I don't know what to do. You don't know what to do. You don't know what to do. I'll do it because you don't know about cash. But, on the other side, you don't know what to do. You don't know about cash. I think we're all famous. When they come, they come to you and say you're going to get me a picture. If you ask me, I'll ask for a grown-up, I'm Kenyans, but I don't know. Of course you're Kenyans. I don't want to ask for a new person. I want to see my future, and see my future. I don't know what to do. I know what to do. the same. All these companies that have used his photo. More memes will be created out of that really. More memes will just be created. Kenyans don't take such people seriously. Actually, I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. I want to do. Let's say. Let's say. A time. A time. We still move away from that story and earlier this week Comedian Eric O'Mondi first some backlash on social media over his new YouTube shop where he calls himself Divalishes and dresses as a lady and his debut show he hosted Shakila who called Mishidora a cockroach and that alone sparked a new beef between the two besides Eric and other Comedians that dress as women is Kenuthia and Dennis Carrore. We have videos let's have a look. Mishidora your cockroach. Stop mentioning cockroaches in this show is Mishidora. She's my friend. So why are you mentioning her here? So Mishidora your cockroach. Where in Mende? She's everything bad. She's everything bad. Everything from her makeup, her hair, her talk, her looks, her shadow is bad. Yeah and she's gone. We love to see come out. Stop mentioning cockroaches in this show is Mishidora. She's my friend. So why are you mentioning her here? So Mishidora your cockroach. Where in Mende? She's everything bad. She's everything bad. Everything from her makeup. Right. So before we talk about the cockroach some people had a problem with the way Eric O'Mondi's dressing they're like bro you started off as a comedian like what is this? Like is that a way he should go? We've seen what to go in Gineca, Kina Bobrisky. They are making a killing. They're making a living out of this. Do you think he should do that? No he should not do that. Why not? It would come easier but I'm missing something. Dennis Karui has been dressing like that for the longest. Can you give us some tips on how to dress up and how to dress up? Okay. No but say you love to talk. Like do you have a problem with that Joy? I know that look. I'm like I was watching that video and I'm like I'm even looking at the lady I'm like at first I had not known it's Eric. See when we join Eric because every day just popped up and I'm like whoa. So this is you. Okay. Like were you shocked? I mean something you expect from Eric O'Mondi. I wasn't shocked. I wasn't shocked though the makeup is like just on point. He looks like aha. You know but all the same it depends with who is doing this stuff because if you look at the latest dress code of ASAP he's like wearing a skirt. Yeah I suppose he was rocking a skirt. People seem to like just appreciate it. Do you like that? He looks ridiculous. You know it just looks ridiculous. I don't understand why as a man like what good part of you in a wash up to just put on a skirt and and the blouse and boobs. You guys are wearing like I'm wearing trousers right now. So what's wrong with that? That's not the same thing. Okay this person keeps calling. That's not the same thing. Like okay personally personally I just love males who are muscular and you know the minute you wear a skirt and put on a wig whether it's for content creation or not it really really really really underestimates you as a man and these are the same men who come around and say women don't respect them. Thank you so much for staying with us. You are watching chit chat right here on Y2 540v your favorite youth channel and I'm hanging out with Ernest Bantu and Wangare Washiari. Let's tip some tea. So just a back story for those who are joining us right now and don't know what we're talking about. We're talking about Eric Omondi's new look. He has a new show. He goes by Divalishes now and he dresses and makes up. He looks like really good. So we're just talking about like his mod of dressing. Some people on social media had a problem with that. So Ernest is like stick to comedy and he doesn't like it. I love you. No, it's actually just the makeup. He's not slim but he has a makeup and he looks nice. But it's too early for that. Anyway another conversation that was sparked from your Eric Omondi's show was Shakila and Mishidora. So Shakila said Mishidora is washed up. Diana onto Shakila's and number raised. So how Mishidora is that true? Yeah, it's true. It's true by the way. According to me it's true because he came here after two. He was in the same boat as two. He was in the same boat as you. He was in the same boat as you. So you're in the same boat as me. No, I'm not. I'm not. He's not.  He's a cockroach. He's a cockroach. He's a cockroach. He's a cockroach. I'm not a cockroach. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. I'm not. You want to show me how the problem with that. Okay, one isn't is live it who needs to catch up just seriously, but me mean make my papa Some I'm imagining me. She is like telling a friend like that. She insulted me and the friend is like, what did she call you?  I'm just on the mic I'm on the mic I'm on the mic I'm not the person who crossed the bar So, you know as in Newgate, you see long room to sometimes See you also get to come over there I go to Bombay route to softee Softee you can't do it I can I can I can I'm normal She knows how to go and get up and all that She knows how to go and get up and all that I'm not going to be hard on you You know what I'm saying?   Now at the Commonwealth Games That is however Padna and Omanyala Rewrote the history by finishing ahead of South African Akane Simbini And of course emerged the winner Now Omanyala's winner made Kenyans proud Including former Nairobi governor Mike Sonko Who promised if the government allows it He will gift Omanyala a limozin And prepare a homecoming party for him And see that he gets picked from the airport By 15 limozins And the part you were talking about Is supposed to last 10 days I'm not even kidding According to Sonko But of course we have Omanyala's win We have that video Let's have a look at it That is one of the biggest upsets of the week In these athletics championships so far And probably will be Come the end of the week Because Abe Kun Yay! He's the one who won He's the one who won I know Can I just start by pointing out that that guy is cute I don't know if it's because of the winning But ah Join the list Join the long list of other ladies And then speaking of that There's a Twitter account It's true near Winio Dinga But there's this lady who goes by Winio Dinga And she was like ah And Omanyala won And that was before who won So I don't know if the Winio Dinga's account Is the parody account Or is the original account But ladies just be like Like you know But now he doesn't feel the same way You disagree? No no Which part do you disagree on? I disagree with you We talked about the cute part You disagree on that? Yes, so you let me finish Oh God How could you even finish?  Not even a few boys They think I'm a woman But it's because of the money It's because of the sister Not even two I don't think it's because of the suffering You can't go out My friends will look at me They'll look at me Are your friends gay? No I can't go out So I say you get to do it And I don't think it's because of my friends Who thinks I look like a girl? You said that. Really? That's what you'd say. Maybe we should talk about it. We'd talk about it. We'd talk about it. We'd talk about it. It's a solid right there. We'd talk about it. I've been through it. You've been through it. You've been through it. I've been through it. You're in that? I don't know, I don't know The cuteness rate counts from I don't know But I'm not sure I don't know what to say I'm not a Scanian And Sanko wants to honour him Is that an issue? He do that But he attends days What to show? 10 days I feel he's like Well, over-stretched, fast-stretched But he dissolves the celebration 15 limousines? Oh God Yeah, what's Sanko say? Sanko wants to honour him Sanko wants to honour him No, I don't Okay, 15 Oh God 15 limousines Okay, Sanko wants to honour him But he doesn't Okay, he's exagerated But I'm not sure He's exagerated He's exagerated What's Sanko saying? I don't know I don't know You know what I want to say? What's Sanko saying? I don't know You know what I'm thinking? I'm just thinking It's like a car I don't know I don't know He's a problem I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know I don't know It's funny You know what I want to say? He's so exagerated He's exagerated I don't know You know what I'm thinking? He's exagerated He's exagerated I'm just trying to misunderstand I don't know I don't know I just want to thank you So you are not the one who is working? I am the one working. I will represent what I am. I am the one who is working. I am the one who is working. I am a politician. I am the one working. So the first guy who was supposed to pass over the stick to like the second one, like Ali Hata, seriously. The latest race, like Amihata seriously. So that has affected all other Kenyan accolades. And who you've friend that he has lost to. So he has lost that particular race because of... He lost that race because he has lost a lot of money. He has lost a lot of money because he had no money. So he has lost a lot of money. He was there at home in the morning. He lost like some seconds. Yeah. I mean, a lot. One second is a lot. What's your feeling?  Hi, and I'm not sure if you want to see me dip stand. No, I don't want to see you dip stand. I'm not sure if you want to see me dip stand. We're still on bodybuilders. On Wednesday, a 22-year-old bodyguard and bodybuilder committed suicide after discovering that his wife had allegedly cheated on him. Matangula, a bodybuilder who was known in the street as Boss Monya, committed suicide at a hotel known as N1 in Harare.  Reason the wife cheated. Let's revisit that story where we talked about bodybuilders. What were you saying about before? That was specific to Fred. That was just for Fred. There are advantages and disadvantages.   But there are reasons. Please bring them on. Reason number one, you can ask someone. You can ask someone who is tall and handsome. You can ask someone who is tall and handsome. This is a serious matter. There are areas where you can ask someone who is tall and handsome. It's 7 p.m. Ask your brother. Ask his wife. Use science. Use Google. Use everything. Let me get this. So the lady cheated because you think she was dissatisfied. So why were they dating? See, that one from the day ago, you just know. It makes sense. Mimi, I'm out. Actually, I'm out of the way.  Some people say that I'm a dem or a boy. But some people say that I'm a dem. Some people say that I'm a dem. Some people say that I'm a servo. Some people say that I'm a dem. What was I doing? See, it's easy to happen. Some people say that I'm a dem. Some people say that I'm a dem. Some people say that I'm a dem. Some people say that I'm a dem. So do you agree with that? Do you agree with his logic? Do you agree with his logic? It's not even making sense. So you're blaming the cheating on them? No, I'm blaming the cheating on them. Because they may not know who I am. Some people may be cheating on me. Some people may be blaming me. Some people may be blaming me. You don't know my story. I must know my own stories. You may not know the problem. I must know my own stories. So I know you're blaming me. I'm blaming the cheating on me. If I had a girlfriend, I would fall down. Some people may be blaming me. I have a story to tell. Some people say that they have a lot of money. They have a relationship. They have a lot of money. I have a lot of money in my life. Because I have a lot of money. But I don't have any happiness. I have happiness in my life. But they probably had money. According to the story, they had a lot of money. I'm not saying that. Is it true that these people have a lot of money? Because both of them have a lot of money. Men have a lot of money. I have a problem with men. Women have done a lot of things. They have a lot of money. Men have a lot of money. Men cheat because of peace. Men cheat because of peace. I have a lot of money in my life. People don't have peace. I will teach you how to do it. I will teach you how to do it. Please don't even get me started. How many men have left their perfect lips? Peaceful first tribes. What are these Nairobi side kicks? You know they are peaceful. I am not going to tell you a story. I am going to tell you another story. Who is peaceful? These Nairobi chicks are the wife of my house. There is something you don't know. Some people in the house have peace. Some women will deny that I am peaceful. Some people will say that I am there. I will teach you how to do it. Many people at home hate me. If I were you, I would be like this. I have a different blood. There is no peace. Me? What? Don't even get me started. How many men have left their perfect lips? Just stop this conversation. We don't even have time. We don't even have time. It's interesting and in peace it's quite unfortunate though, like imagine, like can you imagine someone taking their own lives out of the frustrations in a relationship?  Taking your own life does not help. You're going, but the people you're living are behind.  You're going to leave them in grief. What did I do wrong? Maybe I should have done this, I should have done that. So please just like, for the sake of your soul and for the sake of the people around you, like don't, there's always something else, right? There's some better options. This is the story for today and the rare shaggot, the rare shaggot. Populating Milan as Maggie Maria was over the moon after her boyfriend bought her car on her birthday. Now Daria took to Instagram to thank her boyfriend, DJ Debo for getting her one of her dream cars and noting that she wasn't expecting it and it took her by surprise. We don't have a video but we had a series of photos but can you just talk about that? It's 2022, honest. Marja, what are you doing for her birthday? Marja, what do you do in your walk? Congratulations, DJ, I've done this for you, but it's not how you enjoy it. Okay, the bar has been set, ladies, we're not long going for weeks, I must jee. We want cars. No, I want cars. You may want cars. Wait a minute. After a pass. Okay. See, I could spend now. I could spend now everywhere. You know you have to be happy. That's the way people remain. Okay. To remain. I'm going to act like I'm single. I'm going to act like I'm single. Like play for you as well. So, I said, MaJ, what's the point of paying the price? What's the point of paying the price? What's the point of paying the price? Sometimes, there are people who are not well-behaved. They're not growing up. But there are people who are not well-behaved. They're not getting paid because of the shirt. So, I said, I'm going to buy my ex-wife's car. I really don't care about it. I'll spend it So when I ask her to donate, she says she has to give some money She's really going to donate money I told her that she's implying that she needs to be paid She's really going to donate money If you know how to do it then you should tell her to take the money She really gets involved in the donations but to make it・・・ because we don't just cheating, no!! let me ask you something oh, many people say this is the longest it is how many people have come here?   The camera is rolling. My 2 females friends and then one calls the boyfriend and say, What am I picking? The other one is like, should I tell my baby to come pick me up? You say if you are not dating, who will pick you up? That is what I was talking to God. 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Y254 Imagine So we've touched on a few things, we've touched on how to form friendships, how to start, how to tell friends apart. And then before we went on the break, we were talking about people who baby wata kuzoku lize for help and when you can't they start being haters. So there's also the aspect of friends who turn into haters, which we'll touch on. But Beryl was just sharing something important. She's talking about the yukwachi yia friendship because so many of us are sentimental. So she's talking about the yukwachi yia friendship because so many of us are sentimental. So she's talking about the yukwachi yia friendship because so many of us are sentimental. So she's talking about the yukwachi yia friendship because so many of us are primaries. But you've outgrown the friendship, so how do you let go? So Beryl, just share what you were telling us and then maybe we can get it from the expert to how we can deal with that. Okay, I think basically when I started to realize this is a problem, when I got pregnant with my girl, what were you put here?  And then I got vanished. I was like, where? And then when I came back, okay to myself I used to tell myself, I have a problem with letting go. I think that is one of my weaknesses. Kwa shilia took it to. Mi na kwa ngawantun. Na se mangani mi invest manzei. Lazi ma tunish hile. So I think I used to be like no. Maybe they didn't have the time because now to me grow, now people are working, some are working on their careers. So I used to have that problem because everybody, I feel like my squad vanished. To a point where by someone realize this and adia na kwa mbia. Ono jo nanga marafiki wa lienda. So you know when it came to that, when it came back from my hours, I was like, where did these people go? So I started looking. Mi mi mwenyewe personally. Nili anza kwa tafta. I am with yenda maali. But I have been through Tikanthin. You know at that point I used to feel like through Tikanthin was zile mashere. Labda ulpwa heartbreaker was there. Labda mzazi wa mkwa. So I used to feel like those were the Tikanthins they too. So I know I am not the only person struggling with this but kwa chilia friendship. Mi kwa chilia anything. I feel like anything ni mi anza kwa chilia. It's both positive and negative but how do we let go of friendship? I am pretty sure she is not the only one. So many people are very sentimental. Una chilia je friendships and you have really outgrown it. Ama usha realize unim tum fake. How do you let go? Number one thing you have to realize is that ulpwa mwenyewe ziko let go. Or maybe you have been having friends na wakahepa. Na you feel like hapana. Maybe you even take a step forward una adiwa una ta futa. Number one this person is experience in loss. Number two the indinayo. And number three they need to be ready to grow. And one thing about friendship we always have to grow as some friends. Mara fikiwa ingina tuli anza na wakitambwe manishi tutakwa. Let me use a good example. I used to have a friend back in the days 2018 na wuka. And this friend of mine. Aka kuja, aka boom, aka pata pesa, aka pata fei. Aka kuja tuwa pointa kuku juu kabisa. Na that friend few was like after like two years later. Ma three years na kama ta futa. I texted them. Ma kani ambia. Tu kawangia kidogo. Salamo then na kani ambia. Kamuliza what happened, what happened to our friendship before. Kani ambia. Anthony let me ask you a good question. If you used to work in a bank. If you used to work in an empire and you get promoted to work in a bank. Will you still keep the friendship you had in your empire? Work place. It depends. It depends. You might but you know this now is another environment you are in. It's a bank area so meaning you have to be ready to make new friends. You don't live in denial of the friends you had. So I think the only solution to that is number one. Learning how to accept. And learning how to accept is now the hardest part of it. But one year another you have to just learn to and time heals things. The same thing with stages of loss. There is denial. There is anger. There is bargaining. There is depression. There is acceptance. Most people have to go through all that. It's the same. You are lost. You come at two loss or any other kind of loss. So the first step of it is denial. So maybe you not being able to let go is maybe because you are in denial. So the second step is that these friends who are there with me and who live in a relationship kazuri and they know what really happened. So you are in denial. You are not ready to accept what happened. The other thing maybe you feel unaji kasi rikia. Amono kasi rikia. And the other thing you bagain. Bagain comes in. I am talking now about the stages of loss. Bagain now comes in in terms of now you bagain even if it's cold. Now it's a mungu. So you can let it at a moja at least. Now you can let it at a moja and to make sure you keep your relationship and your friendship you can have. And depression comes in here. By now you feel stressed.  You are emotional.  You like appetite. And now the last stage is acceptance. So one thing you need to just realize is you are in denial and once you know you are in denial now work towards accepting. Acceptance, lonely. And I think maybe we can also highlight when you've outgrown. Yes. Because on a jo labda who are in persapia and are grown at the same pace as you. Because there are people who are not growing at the same pace as you. And kamao yo to seme labda me fika po alafu maturiti ya ke mind said his perspective of things has changed. They've shifted. And maybe timeline equivalent. Because we need to also understand that. So if the timeline is different accept. Exactly. Go through the process of grief but then accept and move. So very little says it to me to me accept namesha imesonga. Tu ko apu, tu ko apu. Because of that we have the aspect of people who become haters. Friends who probably you got to a point and you realized I've really outgrown the situation. Amu kwa namtunim toxic because there are those people who genuinely you know this is not my genuine friend. Umi akofek behind my back they'd stab me immediately. Then they turn to haters because you left them. They feel like Uya linia chatu alafu they keep talking you. They throw shade because they feel like they used to know you and they're holding on to that idea of who you are. Beryl have you experienced that from people who maybe uli kwa marafikina wukitambu alafu they thought mashaime ime kuhambu then God akasema no this is still my girl. So people who became haters because your friendship ended. Have you experienced that personally? I've not had it direct but I feel like I know it. One thing about me feel like I know it but I just could direct push I don't know is it because of my attitude or just my personality someone feels like I'm a very approachable person but when it comes to some things direct I would tell you no. So I feel like I've had it but it's na kujama to zile statements na zile zina rushuangatu so you pick it whether you like it I feel like there's a statement that really hit me at some point. So when I joined Compass there's this statement that used to go around o tango join university o tango join campus tango join campus then I became pregnant and then like oh ziluri so uli ritu area uuganda nuta ya nuta ruidi then I've gone back and I'm like oh tango ruidi campus so I feel like there's that hater that comes with when you get to some point in life and whatever Anthony has talked about I think most of us don't understand that it teaches a point that you have to grow. Because when I go to campus I'll have to get new friends when I was in Compass the first time the same friends that I had there then and now they're totally different.  They say that, if you don't have enemies, if you don't have people who are competing against you, you're doing something wrong. So, I just want to pull up the comments. Timoti, if those are ready, don't want to know what you're saying. Thank you so much. This is Facebook, so let me read some of them. Outsiders says, nowadays, ni had hua tofa utisha, unless shida ikutuange proper noong tajiwa the true one. And that's also a very important perspective because we're trying to find out who is a true friend and who is a fake friend. Stone Cold Ken Otees says, Sherry looking for a few things. Anyone that you don't know online, personally like me, is a fake friend. But when you meet me and know what I am about, then you become true friend. It's that simple regarding this topic. That's also true. Because so many people form friendships online, na hawa juyum tu personally. Albi Katoliki Salano says, vihigama go center, tuned in. Thank you so much for watching us. Ali Kings Jeshi says, a true friend is there, is they usually help when one is in a certain problem, but a fake one is causing problems always. That's true. A true friend will be there to help you always. Mutum fake ata leta mashida. Krista Lionel says, Gidurai 44 locked. Thank you so much. Glenn Blim says watching, thank you for watching us. Fredrick Kiruri says, you don't differentiate. But how don't you differentiate, Fredrick? Utajuwa je kuza sa ita kuakilam tu. Deno and Sururu says, a true friend is just a person who cares about you and will be with you at any time. Be it time of sorrow or happiness, but just fake friends is the kind of a thing like a parasite who is only attracted to your property or belonging. That's true. And that sums up what Anthony was saying to begin with. GTKE says, live from Bungoma North Vocational Training College. Thank you so much for watching us. Kinyua Jaepoil says, embu, massive tuko locked in. Thank you so much. Julius Murega says, pamoja sana asanti Julius ku tu watch. Babi Bahati says, I think in every person we mingul in any kind of relationship, there's always a red flag. It's just your honesty and love for the friendship that makes you ignore. And some people ignore the red flags. Una pujakush tuka in future.  That's true. I like the comments. Thank you so much for watching us from all over the country. We really appreciate it. I love the comments because we've gotten people who are echoing what we are saying. But most people are saying that which was leading me to the next point of the conversation. Do you really have to go through problems? Or do you have to test your friendships? Is it important for you to test your friendships? Beryl, what will you say right now after what you've experienced? Do you test the friends that you're with? Testing your friends is risky. But if you're ready for whatever precautions that will come about. So if you're ready, you know what you're trying to attest. If they're true friends, if it's not, it's bad. If you're okay with it, then do it. But if you're not ready, please. Shikili atu raya kwa apu. But I've noticed that topic. Something someone has said that you know your true friends when you go broke or when there's something wrong. And I feel like you have friends who are disguised. They're haters, they're just there to pick. Ila tu. Tu na nita nga zi? What are your followers? Cebabolis. Leave alone Cebabolis. Kuna tu na nitu kumisha ako, ya nia nga liya tu progressia kumifika wapi. Paparazia. Ya. What are you trying to monitor in spirit quiz? CCTV is bad.  I call them CCTVs. And I feel like whatever one of the guys of said online it is very hard kwa jua. Who is it? I want Anthony to kind of tell us how do you differentiate? Because they're not flagged up, they are true.  Kwa ni upiti e shida dojo ni rafkia because the way Barbie has said there's always a red flag. And that's true because everyone kuna yo kakitu ta sema I don't like this about this person. And you may ignore it because maybe you have more things in common. Maybe you share some interest.  How can you really focus on it? Because sometimes we want to be delusional to say me mi estakiku jua. How do we combat that? Nalazima to test friendship. Zetu ndo tu jua. Okay. Well, I think I'll just say this. I don't think it's necessary for you to test a friend. We'll just eventually know who the friend is. But the problem is one thing I feel like tuna fokasingi on the big perspective of now seeing whether they are true or not. Nasa zingine, oneeza kuna rafikia ako. So for example, she is my friend and I know she is my friend best one because she's consistent, the positivity and I'm vulnerable, you know, such kind of things. And I ask her, hi, Beryl, would you assist me maybe with a thousand bob? I'll refund you. And you tell me at the moment I don't have. So many say me, hi, koni on rafikia wina gani. Sasa wu say me, sasa wewa ni fake friend. Do you? Honestly, I say matu hana. That is not how you distinguish what you say when you fake friend jua miku nima ma jua me kata. Haima nishi hati. Nasa kwa ni genuine hana. Na ufayati kuku ushinda wuki say matia. Pana uiwa mini nima wu ni fake friend. Hapa hana. So another thing, don't test, usip test ma rafikia ako. Naku na haji, uta jua haji, communication ana communicate haji. Ka ma, umtusiseni wuna, lemi just tell you this, afrendizu usapus communicate everyday. Yeah, kus that is also, I was going to that because, no, this was very mentioned something like that. Of kamudzani, pigia in a week. Because like, mbonu za pigia, but genuine yuku na utu ako busy. Ama upatem tu mone ameshikana kabisa, then ana eza kwa na intention na kuku pigia asa hau. So, iyo nukitunye piya to clarify here, is it necessary for them to constantly, constantly communicate with you? No, lemi just say this, communication is very good. It's very important and very vital in every kind of relationship because friendship is part of a relationship. But also, communication na ifa yuku ma anisha, ati wana ni pigia, kila siku, kila time, ati kwa zami o friend, after every five minutes, after every one hour, hi. Friendship in terms of communication happens in this way. Say for example, you were in Canada, or you were in USA and I'm in Kenya. Time is different. Sure. But another thing wana fawa understand, we are also working towards our goal to achieve what we want to achieve in life and as much as we are busy, we want to work on some few things here and there. Haima nisha ati sasa tukose kunini, tukosa kumuniket timing yuku available. Not after three weeks, but at least ati in a day or in a week, communicate thrice. Haima nisha juja communicate thrice in a week or in a week or in a week or two. Because at the end of the day, let's not focus on just friend, friend. Yes, we need friends in our life, but remember at the end of the day, you need you. You need to build yourself in terms of your career, your goals, your future and everything. So communicate ati kama nima rata tukoviki. Tiga simu. Tila zima ati kila sasa every hour. Hi, my friend. Sasa besti. No, we are busy man when we are adults. And then I feel like banyu tunasema, ok, you know your true friend. You just get to a point na realize uu ni rafiki. Nahu yu apana kidogo siizi rely on them. So this is this, another thing, talking of friendship. I said, tiju kama iipatu tuongelile, but the problem is this and this issue comes in here. She is my friend and we were friends since kitambo. Then I'm elevate. Nimi anza sasa kukua influence, tamakukua, kufilfi baya juwame gro. Yeah, yeah. Ina anza kuni diminish ati sasa. Bona, alafu anza sasa kuna naringa juwame elevate. Ina kua competition. You see? You compete with your friend. And you cannot be the same. Times only different. Just because burialame fika ma liena fago fika. Aya manisha uta fika, uta fika lakini taimi ya kungoje. Be patient. So don't start comparing yourself ama una compete na burial. Adi sasa burialame na nuwa gari. Mimi kiesho piendan nuwa ii gari. Sasa burialame vahivi designer clothes. Tamora I'm going to buy a designer perfume. You know, that's bad for friendship. Friendship means kua ready kua accept. Kama burialame gro. Appreciate her. Congratulate her. Wait for your time. Piawe uta kungo congratulated. Siku kumpia na kwanza kuhu kushinda ume compete na e. Una jadata also breeds jealousy. So burialame kwa madem kwanza particular madem tukiko to honest. I know there might be some guys who may pitch alas at e gariako si junyumba ume you're making money. But men don't usually have these issues done. I told you no complicated. Ya men are simple. I feel like muna kwa mabraze kwa like three months at wujui junyumba. I don't know what friendship kwa kitu yote. Senior, alakuzei born cc every small thing kina kwangaka issue. So ladies experience that a lot. Even with social media. Unangali ume una compete na ume nyata wujui. You've never met ume a kujui. Amze kutana at e view ujai muwan na na macho yako. But how do you deal with that? The minute you realize rafiako ako in competition with you. Una fi ama the minute you na realize kuno rafiangwa na do better and I'm feeling some type of way. How do you personally unaji saigiazin do kwe like no, let me celebrate her wins and then I will get there in time. I feel like I've heard it once. I've heard it and it took me long to realize that club for others your time is coming because I felt I could pass through so much and aka ingia shulem beliangu and now you feel like everybody maybe na nili patanga job. Beliangu na nga campus yana workplace flani and you're like dea maishemi kuchapa and I'm like kwa ni mindi ko siya wapiku ura fiki? Why is he or she not a friend kuni pigeru lize beliiluku api beli kuna kituflani meto kia there's something that you can do you feel you see kuna bituzina putia and if I can just go back to whatever Anthony had said yo mamba consistency one thing I know about friendship mi ni ki say I look at my friend I give them my life span of one week it's because I know my friends najiwa how tight your schedule is I know at what time if I want to talk to somebody I have friends outside the country so if I want to talk to you najiwa nga umini ya chana umini ya wawia mi am that type of friend nimi kubali kwa mkatri kuku figia kujiri ya waku aji kuku nende le aji utani text nili kwa busy labda I got a held up somewhere I'll reply to you I just want at least kuku apu so you see yo mamba hitting on friends mi ki tuiko it's something that is there and I think at some point everybody of us am epitiya kuna tu eniwe ya liniya chya stages in life liniya chya but you have to accept anga liya ali niya chawapia pa she found this and they couldn't get it so what do I do you just accept mimi ya ngutaku jen another way you know Lisa mi ya used to ask bide uko because I'm a media and I'm a media student so I was like bide uko tu onofu nishiwa nini kuna ni ni uko una so so there's a difference between an anga and a host there's a try to kulizia if you have an interest in the same direction kamae once you come by gari I mean no Alexa's you're like so kanda Alexa's getting a kaiwe I feel like we need to appreciate in such a way to not bring out the hate just show interest and come away to me leave it atu kulizin do tukushi in there to appreciate at least the steps you took do kafika uko that's how we that's how we build friendship if you used to read books na mbe beri lamka subu isoma books badila kushinda on Snapchat Tik Tok chikua 10 minutes read a book learn something that is a little bit see so that's true friendship that's true iyo ni mwenye anaku sa idea kukuinua na mwenye ako chinia na ku celebrate because either way timeline mwenye tu nasemani different you have to encourage someone in that timeline unam celebrate in that timeline when your time comes you'll expect to be celebrated otherwise tu nasemani atu ni maheta na mwenye uta kumisa u labda u li kwa heta at some point so I also want to touch on male and female friendships kusuna jasa sa beri lali ali nanshet something kusama iyo ni relationship but then we have people who genuinely they're friends as male and female labda me tokambali na bondova maybe something besi besi besi besi besi na mwenye na mwenye geni I'm not even calling it I'm not even talking about besi besi I'm not even talking about someone who's like a me friend zoni waa genuine male and female friendships because you know sangi ne kuna kumanga na iyo ati ati madem na mubo ezi kwa mabeshte Anthony is that really true and if you're friends with a lady kasa sa mkusili am zuli sa actually KT is the theory kasa sa chance me a man and a woman is okay to be friends but it depends which kind of friendship you have because well you know there can be million kinds of friendship between men and women neza kwa ni ubeshte a pesa neza kwa ni ubeshte iyo in geni so it depends another thing touching on relationship I cannot accept my woman or my girl to be having a best friend with a guy why yo why I'm supposed to be the best friend exactly what do you mean we have started as friends because that is how relationship builds so why then should you entertain another man if I'm your best actually relationship should be kule demiango I'm your best friend but not another man but the issue is nini ma dem kama wewend yu demiango alafsasa ne kupate u kuna rafiki nini nini nini nini nini nini nini nini sasa it's okay I'm not saying but set boundaries yeah which is important ata in that genuine male and female friendship boundaries should be because without boundaries oneeza kujanga sleepover maramingis she farangre ita kuliwa burial to be a perspective yako do you think you can have a friendship with a guy wouldn't it be a friendship ama ita kua tako besti besti I feel like I have friendship with male the male gender nikuna ma guy nima riftu nimi mehiste nimi tureza pigen mama e manzele o siku me kwa tuma kwa shoulder to lean on that's sure ama na try kuseba haji I'm not sure I'm not sure that's really I feel like it depends village to my summer we have financial friends we have tini I feel I have some kata na live stream na live stream kata I have friends who are male but I feel like our friends are limited and I feel like we both understand the boundaries there's a line I don't curse me wambia my male friends and I think if you're my friend you know ake past nine unless an emergency don't call me there's some boundaries you set as for me I have said me past nine if you understand we'll keep a line we will do it my male friends we will do it no I don't the same thing I expect from you is the same thing that I expect to do so if I go out and say hey you... you you say can I come over can I come over I don't come over can I come over I feel like can we come over let's talk about it can we come over to listen to him we will come we will come I know. I know. I know. I know. Sasa to give back to our question, so how do we maintain and sustain our friendships? How do we do that? Anthony, how do we do that? according to your friendship positivity, sticky na vulnerability most importantly consistency make time for your friend this is what I am going to do every single hour but at least three times or two times a week it's ok so be consistent and also show vulnerability say your vulnerability zikore di ku reveal who I am inside and just tell you what is really happening. So that is how you maintain and sustain our friendship. Another thing is do not ever mix friendship with love. Yes. Kiften subrat, that's important. Yes. So very aside from ya kwa sabupi ya wama kwa communication umesema, that's one thing that you've been doing more consistently since you went through your experience. What else are you doing to help maintain and sustain your friendships? Just in case to say mavenya, to me give example, one is growing at a different rate from you. How do you ensure that regardless of the situation, badum na maintain relationship in you? I think one thing that I do is always show up, always show up. Regardless the time, regardless the distance you guys have, always show up. Always check up on each other. May I always sell my friend, may I always pray for you. I think they know, na umbe hanga. Just give someone something special. Maybe in as much as I took on 247, I'm always there for you. So always show up. It's not a must that you be there for me financially, but just show up as my friend. It really matters a lot. Because at times you just need someone just to, you just pick the phone and cry. Ya na kuzo kwa saba? Na cut. Just show up, any situation. No matter where you are, for me just show up. Always be there. And you see that's very powerful because with the formula that you've given us, if you're positive you're consistent, you have vulnerability, then it's so easy for you to show up and be like, I know her. She is my friend. So every time, brings us back to what you were saying. At the very beginning, if you call at 3 a.m. and you're crying, and it's kama nipal na fika, I can get there, I should make the effort. Because I know that you're genuinely going through something. You're not, it's out of your character to call at 3, So that is, it's very important. You may sum up, you may bring back to the introduction. So Timoti, we have a few more comments. You can pull that up before we wrap the show up. But friendships, it takes a lot. But I like the way your formula really summarized it. So this is still Facebook, I believe.  Thank you. Pashaifik says, a true friend sticks on his lane as a friend. Yeah, that's true because that shows respect. MRB, boy KES says, negative mind is a key to depression. Let's all stay positive. That's very good. I think that is a good note to even finish the conversation on. So I think that's it for today. We've had a very interesting conversation. And I hope you've gotten something from this. If you haven't, just be consistent in your friendship and show up for your friendships. Whatever you expect from them is what you should be willing to offer. That is it for today. Thank you so much for sticking to Y254 TV. This has been The Power Talk Show. A repeat of this show will air tomorrow between 1 p.m. and 2 p.m. and we'll also have this on YouTube. So tune in again next week. We'll have another interesting conversation for you. Thank you so much and have a lovely evening. Imagine.


Sure, there's pressure, Monday night football, Thursday night football, Sunday games. Mike Vrable can handle that, but can he handle the pressure of naming the Titan on the Delta Dental? Can you guess this Titan? Where are you going with this, Michael? I don't know, but obviously this person has been a Delta Dental. Their teeth are immaculate. They're beautiful. I don't even have a guess other than say Kevin Byer. Kevin Byer, pro bowler. Chester Rogers, former, do you know he was a child actor? Yes, yes. I mean, he was in some real stuff too. He says he's going to go back to acting after football's over. Act like a slot receiver and a punt return and kickoff. We all said it. Well, he's doing that pretty well, coach. You got to get, he's had a nice year. I know. And it was great to have him break that opening kickoff and we just got to get him going on these punt returns, you know, we just got to keep going and forcing him to punt and and giving us a chance. He's one of those people you love having in this locker room. I mean, worked hard for a year to get off the practice squad, come back from injury and it's really made a nice contribution. Good guy, good part of this football team. Good nature, you know, I mean, is really. Giving us everything that we've wanted from from him and, you know, helps us out obviously in the slot and, you know, really, really done a good job. I know that there's, you know, he hasn't been without mistake, but who hasn't returning those punts. And so, you know, hopefully he can help us out here down a stretch.


In this video I will show you how to change the color of your objects that we created on the previous video. As you can see, I've added a lot of icons, shortcut icons here. Click on the screen on the object. You get color choices and letter or font size, text size, changing capabilities. So what I want to do on my push buttons, I like to double click and it opens up this window. So go to states and right now the states is actually ST1. That's because I have this one. I go back here, when it's zero or open, I want the button to read start. And when it's actually a one or closed, I want it to read stop. Click OK. And as you see how the text changed. So now I want to double click, get back into the window.  And I like to add a fill and use that. It just gives it a little contrast. When it's off or open, I want the button to be green. But when the button is closed, I want it to be red. Click OK. There are two colors. Right now it's showing me on a one state that's going to look like this. So if I change that to zero state, that's what it looks like now. Next, I'm going to do my font or my text color. Double click, go back to states. So now I'm going to scroll this bar right here. And if you look at your text background, it's blue. As you can see it's blue right here. So I want to make that to be green, but not exactly the same green as before as the object background. And I want it to, one is going to be red. So I want to change this one to red. Click OK and now you can go back and see that it changed it. So go back to one. There you see both shades are red. Go back to zero. So that's how you do your start-stop. Also you have other options that you can play with for different colors and font sizes and so forth. Now I'm going to go to my indicator, go to states and do the same thing. This time the background, I want it to be black when it's zero or off. When it's a one, it'll show on. And I want to make this one a bright light. It was light yellow. And when it's zero or off, I'm going to put pump off. And these go to say when it's on, pump, run in. Click OK. Now I have to go back. The blue doesn't look good with the background so I'm going to change that. And that is my text background. It's going to be black when it's off, but it's going to be light green when it's on. Right now you want a contrast in your background color and your text color. So if you click right here and select this text icon right here, just click it one time. You'll see this is what you're going to be changing right now. So I can click here and now go and change. Go to format. Now go to foreground color. If you notice it's saying white, that is the color of the text. So click right here once again. If you enter text, now hit format.  So now you have a good contrast between the background and the foreground of the text. So what I want to do now is see what it's going to look like when it's in the off. Which shows pretty good. Now when it's on. So when I download this to the panel view and run it, this is exactly what my objects are going to look like. On the next video I will show you how to do multi-screen displays. How to do the screen one, screen two set up and also your valve and your water displays and your graphs. Thank you.


Let me show you the difference between Mantis Kung Fu and Wing Chun Kung Fu which is better. You're going to discover that in this video so stay tuned.


But fortunately, I was good at talking my way out. That's why I'm a believer that my best weapon is not a gun. It's words. So does it mean that when you get a speeding ticket by a policeman, you can avoid paying the fine? Does it happen? Sometimes, but not often.


Welcome back to the lecture series on bioelectricity. So, we are in the section of plant bioelectricity. So, in the first class in the plant bioelectricity, we talked about overall scheme of things. It is just a brief recap, what we have just talked in our previous lecture. So, what is being considered is in the whole life cycle or in the food chain is in the solar system where we all live. Sun is the major form of energy and this energy is being trapped on the floor of earth by the green plants. And the green plants eventually synthesize food. So, these are ate by the herbivores and the herbivores are being consumed by the carnivores and the carnivore dies and then again all the organic and inorganic matter gets into the soil. And again this whole process continues. So, this is basically the food chain. From the food chain, we took a deviation telling that during 1970s, the discovery of the hydrothermal vents deep under the sea where the no sunlight is reaching kind of set another paradigm of life forms evolving, where most of the bioelectrical phenomena which are taking place are independent of sunlight. That was one paradigm shift. And apart from it, in our previous class we talked about the anatomy of the plant, the gross anatomy, the leaves, the stem, the flowers and in the flowers we talked about we will be talking about the dye sensitized solar cells. And in terms of the xylem and the flowing vessels, once we will be talking about the plant movement with the mimosa and the venous flytrap, we will be talking about those structure and their significance. So, in this class we will start with the basic photosynthetic machinery which is fairly conserved among all the green plants which has evolved on the floor of earth. Of course there are certain plants which follow a certain bit of a shortcut, but the overall scheme of things of electron transfer is fairly same. And the major molecule which involved in the electron in trapping the sunlight is chlorophyll. So, let us start where we left in the last class. Now, let us go to the microscopic details of a leaf or the green pigments or the structure which is involved in trapping the solar energy. So, let us resume the class photosynthesis. Let us get the whole complete basic of photosynthesis under the heading of plant bio electricity. As we have already discussed some point that the whenever we talk about electricity there could be two modes of transport of charges. Either it could be through electrons or it could be through ions. These are the two major modes. In this situation what we are dealing with is essentially the electron transfer and the electron transfer chain across the membrane and which leads to the energy production eventually. So, let us move on to the next slide where we will be talking about the basic structure. So, in the last class we talked about the basic structure of the leaf something like. Now, we will take basically what we will be dealing here is the primary event photosynthesis which is taking place across the leaf. So, if you look at the leaf there will be certain leaves on top of it there will be a slightly waxy coating and underneath is the epidermal layer where basically all these machineries are there. So, all the biological structures are consist of cells. So, the plant cells and animal cell there are some basic differences. The most fundamental difference is the plant cell have something called cell wall where the animal cell does not have it. So, apart from it plant cells have structures called plastics or chloroplast where all this light trapping machinery is being housed whereas animal cell does not have any such structure. So, these are the very gross difference between plant and animal cell. So, if we look at this leaf. So, this leaf essentially consists of a series of cells like this. These are the individual cells if I take a cross section or something like that. So, these cells have something called a cell wall and inside the cell wall you have the whole machinery of everything. So, the nucleus this is the nucleus and then you have certain which I am putting on red these are those small structures which are called your plastics or the structure which are basically holding your light trapping machinery. So, what we will be doing now? So, from the macro structure of the leaf now we are moving into the cellular structure. Within the cellular structure now we are moving into the subcellular structure and the subcellular structures. So, there are I will just take a little backward here how they have probably evolved. So, one of the theories about this particular chloroplast like a structure is this that they were probably at some point of time on the floor of earth these were independent microbial species and some or other they have parasitized on some of these plant like structures and they became part of it. The reason why it is hypothesized like this is the small chloroplast structure what you see they contain their independent DNA and where is the cell itself has it is another set of DNA which ensures that it divides. So, essentially what we are talking about is that within individual cell the nucleus has its own DNA and the chloroplast has its own DNA. So, that set people thinking and the current acceptable mostly acceptable hypothesis is this that at some point or other those microbes parasitize the plants and become part of it somewhere or other. So, now the question arises. So, how the plants were deriving food before that if that is the situation. So, the answer is we really do not know I mean what was really the I mean how the whole food chain was functioning at that point of time if we really think in that way and that they were parasitized and then the plants then acquire the ability to you know synthesize food. So, but leaving that debate aside let us try to explore this is structure of the chloroplast now and what made this is structure. So, where is special that it can trap the sunlight. So, now the next slide what I will be doing is that I will be getting the cross section of this structure how it looks like. So, this is where we where structure. So, this is the nucleus with n is the cell wall and this is the chloroplast. Now, the chloroplast structure essentially is something like this it is a double membranous structure like this this is how the structure apparently look like in a regular microscope. So, inside this what you will observe is something like a very interesting membranous network many of them out here and these are connected with each other at different level and I will just highlight all the names and everything this may be connected to another set of structures like this at multiple level these are connected I am just simplifying the diagram. So, this kind of a structure what I have just now drawn is basically called thylakoid membrane and this thylakoid membranes are also double structure. So, one of the beauty of most of these structures are these are all you know double membranous structure this is how the structure looks like there are empty space what you people are seeing in this picture this empty space is essentially called a stromal space. So, this is your stromal space and this structure is called thylakoid membrane as a structure thylakoid membrane and this connecting link are called stromal amylase and this whole pile what you see this piled up structure like this this is called granum. And so this is the outer membrane of the chloroplast this is the inner membrane of chloroplast outer membrane inner membrane you have the granum you have the stroma stroma is the space the blank space out there then you have intermembrane is a space in between. So, this is the in the yolo what I am drawing now is a intermembrane is a space and always there is one very interesting thing in all this structure there are lot of intermembrane is a space between all these membranes these are the intermembrane is a space this is the intermembrane is a space. So, this is essentially the whole structure of the chloroplast which is involved in trapping the sunlight now the question arises where exactly it is trapping the sunlight this is very important. So, I have drawn the gross geometry. So, as of now what we have done I am going very slowly because you have to understand this is structure otherwise things will become kind of you know confusing. So, we talked about the whole structure of the leaf then we move down to the structure of the individual cells we talked about the different organelle cell wall chloroplast nucleus and we highlighted the fact that this chloroplast is structure is also called plaster actually the synonymous. So, they have their own set of genome or DNA in them then from there we moved on to the molecular architecture of the chloroplast and now we will be getting into the exact chemical architecture where all these different molecules sun trapping molecules which are setting. So, one thing you always have to remember in this kind of structures most of these membranes or all these membranes are asymmetric that is why I am continuously highlighting which one is the outer membrane which is the inner membrane essentially whenever I am talking about that they are asymmetric it means the property of the membrane it is suppose this is my this is the membrane this my hand is a membrane. So, this side has a different texture as compared to this side. So, just imagine if this is the membrane the property of this side is different from this side that is what we meant by asymmetry of a membrane there are certain molecules which could bind here there are certain molecules which cannot bind here the electron transport may take place from one direction whereas, some molecule may be synthesized in another direction. So, slightly highlighting this is structure what I have drawn for you is the stroma the stromal what you see the vacant spots that is not really a vacant spot there are lot of molecules which are present there which are involved in synthesis of energy rich molecule and carbohydrates and all other things. So, basically the empty space what you see is rich in organic molecules which will help for the synthesis of wide range of molecule and they are coupled with several other structures within this micro architecture of the chloroplast. So, now coming back that where these molecules are sitting. So, most of these molecules which are taking part in the photosynthetic events they are all sitting somewhere like this. So, they are kind of sitting like this out here see I am drawing those pink color dots. So, these are imagine these are series of different molecules which involved in electron transfer and they are all membrane bound. So, they are all membrane bound their structure real integrity is maintained when they are in the membrane as soon as we take them out from the membrane their structural integrity will be lost and that is why they are so very challenging to crystallize and there is understanding their exact structural details. So, this is where all these molecules are sitting and we will be talking about these individual molecule one by one as we will be highlighting the whole process of electron transfer along this. So, for a layman understanding what exactly is happening is overall thing is this I will use the black and so light falls out here like this and through a series of oxidation reduction reaction the electron flows along this follow my arrow something say for example like this let us do it and in that process of electron flow this is h nu or this is sun. So, this is where the electron transport chain is moving this electron transport chain eventually leading to synthesis of the electron flow molecules essentially what is happening here this electron transport chain out there is creating a potential difference across that asymmetric membrane. So, across this membrane what you see out here there is a potential difference it almost functions like a battery or something like a device which can you know generate sufficient energy to synthesize molecules. So, now we have to go one by one to figure out the molecules which are involved in this game before we do that let us revisit the basic reaction of what synthesis. So, which is essentially your CO 2 plus H 2 O forming carbohydrate plus oxygen. So, which is essentially what you are talking about is C u H 2 O it will be N. So, this is N obviously. So, your raw material is carbon dioxide and water which is abundant water is very abundant carbon dioxide is also very abundant and your output is carbohydrate the glucose the major source of energy and oxygen which ensures that we all breathe the first challenging question in this equation which haunted for a while was who is supplying the oxygen is it the carbon dioxide or is it the water it was found out that it is the water which contributes in the generation of oxygen. And that discovery of the carbon dioxide helps us to figure out that for synthesis could be divided into two stages one stage where water is getting a split the other stage is where energy rich molecules are synthesized through a process. So, broadly speaking the whole for synthesis even could be classified into two parts one part is purely electron transverse and the other. So, let us kind of put it like this sun is falling the sun rays are falling we are being trapped by we will be talking about the details of this structure chlorophyll molecules and this leads to a series of electron motion this whole process falls under light reaction within light reaction are existent for the reaction there are two stages one is called photosystem one p s one other one is called p s two there is a p s two where water is getting split at this whole electron transfer leading to generation of energy rich molecules which is essentially the carbohydrates this part falls under something called dark reaction is not dependent on sunlight as such this part falls under light reaction which is essentially dependent on sunlight there is no sunlight the light reaction will not proceed any further. So, under the broad umbrella for synthesis you have light reaction and dark reaction in this course we are not dealing with the dark reaction. I will just give you one example of dark reaction just in terms of the C three and C four plants about their efficiency and why some plants are efficient some plants are not in terms of photosynthetic output but I will be what will be doing will be mostly talking about will be talking about the light reaction. So, within the light reaction let us enumerate what all we are going to cover the first thing we have already covered is light reaction first thing is structure of chloroplast. Which we have already dealt with the second thing will be dealing with basic history of photosynthesis or rather first of all the basic reaction of photosynthesis which we have already I have kind of highlighted CO 2 plus H 2 O forming C H 2 O plus oxygen. So, now third thing will be the will be dealing will be the discovery of the basic equation of photosynthesis all the reactions we led to the point where we are now and that will take you from the point of Levisure all the way up to the 19th century when photosystems were being discovered. So, next thing what we will be dealing with is the structure of chlorophyll and how they trap energy structure of chlorophylls trap solar energy and followed by that we will be talking about a very interesting unsolved concept called reaction center of we are putting p s as photosynthesis reaction center of photosynthesis and 6th will be dealing this phase will be oxygen evolved coming from water. This is the next thing what we are going to deal with how the oxygen is coming after this once we gone this far in this we will be talking about the actual physical electron transfer how the electron transfer is taking place. So, essentially next 2 to 3 classes that is what we are going to deal with and before I move into that I will have I will be taking 2 classes where I will be dealing with how you that very basic concept of the electron transfer your reduction potential because this reduction potential concept will be very essential for you to understand how the electron transport is taking place. So, we have done with the structure of the chloroplast we are done with the basic reaction of it next what we will be doing you know next lecture will be the discovery discovery of the basic equation of photosynthesis and the structure of the chlorophyll which are there to you know trap the sunlight. So, closing here in the next class we will resume these 2. Thank you.


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