So I want to say a little bit about the inspiration for being here today. So it really comes from many places, but two places primarily. So Marty and I edited this volume that came out in January. And it's the title of our symposium today, as well as the title of the book. And it's contributed as well, this year. Yes, we have contributors that are here. And it was one of the reasons that we wanted to begin to have this conversation. But in this particular place today, it's about our local partnerships. Because if one driver for this and one inspiration was the book itself, the other is the 10 plus years of work that we've been collaborating with. That there's these rich partnerships, community partnerships, partnerships with faculty, with students, with activists, with community members in Latinx community. So we wanted to kind of, when we brought this home here to UMass and did this presentation, we wanted to focus on what's happening here. So the presentations today are really in the Holyoke and Springfield and the region. What are we doing in terms of this kind of civic engagement in diverse Latinx communities and learning from social justice partnerships in action? It says a lot about the frameworks that we're going to be using today in our conversations and presentations and dialogues. And then the last thing I just wanted to mention that, again, being in an academic context, oftentimes these kinds of partnerships are not seen as knowledge production and we want to argue that they are. They're new forms of understanding, new forms of theorizing, new forms of developing, new practices and knowledge about what's happening in these communities and how it's also challenging these institutions that oftentimes are, again, very heteronormative, also very Western, that don't necessarily bring into communities of color into those conversations. And so we really want to try to challenge that and say, no, there's actually really amazing and critical work that's taking place that is really also, again, formulating new forms of understanding that's important to document and recognize which the book attempted to do with various different partnerships across the country, all written by Latinx-identified faculty from Variety, Chicano, Dominicana, Puerto Ricanos, Mexicanos, but also in terms of the communities themselves that are pan-Latino and multi-ethnic as well and multi-racial. So that's an important piece. And so that's the other sort of impetus for trying to both do the book but also bring all our collaborators and friends together. So without further ado, we're gonna move to the first panel. Okay, so our first panel is called Building Partnerships for Community Learning. And the panelists will discuss two innovative partnerships that have developed to support community-engaged learning, culturally-sustaining pedagogies and local capacity-building. The partnerships are UMass Amherst College of Education Collaboration with the Holyoke Public Schools Ethnic Studies Program, which we'll hear from first. And then the Holyoke Community College's Collaboration with the Planting Literacy Project at Holyoke-Chicapee Springfield Head Start. Thanks. Thanks. I'm sitting here and I'm feeling a mix of excitement and nerves. I feel like my heart's gonna explode. And while Madi and Joseph were talking, I had a flashback to an episode of Family Ties where Alex P. Keen just froze when he realized that he was being filmed. So I looked up and I was like, I hope that doesn't happen. All right, so now that we've got that out of the way, my name is Dana Altshuler and I work in Holyoke Public Schools and I'm in the role of Ethnic Studies Coordinator. Thank you, Madi and Joseph, for inviting us to be on this panel. And today we're gonna speak about a community partnership between UMass and Holyoke Public Schools and I'm gonna do a lot of reading because I'm super nervous. Before we're locating to Holyoke Public Schools, I was coming from San Francisco and teaching in SFUSD where at the time, myself along with a small group of teachers were invited to be part of an Ethnic Studies Collaborative. Working closely with a professor from San Francisco State University to develop Ethnic Studies Curriculum to then pilot in five schools across the city. Our students, a monopoly of cultures representing African American, Latinx and Asian Pacific Island communities became the intentional center of the Ethnic Studies Curriculum in the context of San Francisco. Through this transformative work, I had seen firsthand students engaging with an Ethnic Studies Curriculum that centered their identities, communities and experiences. So I'm coming to Holyoke Public Schools, I can never go back to any, quote, traditional way of being in the classroom because through Ethnic Studies for the first time in my life as a white educator in the public school system, I was able to see clearly that what we really mean by upholding, quote, traditional curriculum and practice is to partake in the project of sustaining white supremacy. In Holyoke today and five years ago, this idea still seems so radical and offensive to many of my colleagues, which makes Ethnic Studies all the more relevant in this context. And so our curriculum in Holyoke Public Schools seeks to bring the histories of Puerto Rican people living in the diaspora out of the margins and into the center. Ethnic Studies is part of a larger project to expose and dismantle white supremacy. Ethnic Studies gives language so that students can name inequity to transform. Ethnic Studies helps us to imagine new ways of being in a world otherwise dictated by colonialism, capitalism and racism. Ethnic Studies gives permission to educators to love their students, to hug their students, to connect with students in ways that contradict, quote, traditional relationships in our schools. All of this to say, Ethnic Studies is critical in Holyoke Public Schools. In 2016, I was introduced to a UMass professor from the social justice education program, Antonio Martinez. He became a quick mentor supporting the work of Ethnic Studies in Holyoke Public Schools. And through him, I was introduced to Joelle Orsay. Joelle has become a brother in this work, picking up where Antonio left off, continuing to push this work beyond the four walls of the classroom and into the community. In the past year, Joelle and I have worked with intention to reject the studies in Holyoke Public Schools to UMass with a particular focus on dual enrollment, college access and teacher professional development. And that's what we're here to talk to you guys about today. I just want to quickly take you through some of the slides that we have here that show the trajectory of the academic programming of Holyoke Public Schools from 2013 to the present, starting with an eighth grade curriculum. It was my eighth grade Ethnic Studies English class where we piloted some Ethnic Studies curriculum. It was received well by students. And then by 2014, we spread to two other classrooms. We left the English and we went into social studies classrooms by 2015-16. What does it say there? Eighth grade, thank you. All eighth grade social studies classrooms across the district. We're now teaching an eighth grade Ethnic Studies curriculum. 2016-17, we moved to the high school ninth grade and we also spread to the seventh grade. And so here we are in 2018-19 school year. We have Ethnic Studies in our seventh, eighth, ninth, 10th, 11th grade classrooms. This will be piloting our first dual enrollment class in collaboration with Westfield State. So thank you Wilma for connecting us. And so there's a lot of work happening. We have about 1,000 students enrolled in Ethnic Studies classes in Holyoke Public Schools right now. I think there's one other slide. So just a quick comment about our curriculum. Some of our anchoring questions that we've across the seventh and to 11th grade curriculum in the next year, the 12th grade will roll out. Due to the themes of causality, solidarity, resistance, and action. And so one of the first questions we are working on with students is how did systems of power and oppression become institutionalized in the United States and how are these systems upheld over time? In regards to solidarity, in what ways are people of color and marginalized groups both in the U.S. and abroad impacted by a legacy of colonization? In regards to resistance, what have people of color and marginalized groups and young folks done to organize movements that challenge the status quo? And then making it local in regards to action? What action can Holyoke High students plan, organize, and implement to resist systemic oppression in our own city and schools? Thank you. Hi, morning everyone. Good morning. So I'm, thank you Dana, for just setting the context for the conversation this morning. Where I wanna pick up off of is two years ago in the 2016, 2017 school year and the introduction that led to the, kind of the fostering of this partnership that we have today. And thank you for naming Antonio, because that was central. And so was Jerica as well, who was the original program director of the restorative justice program over at Holyoke High School. And you know, I think it's important to name those folks, because I think it's through that, that led to this collaboration that you see here today. And so it's this mixture of, I think I would call it, like maybe some like organic relationship building that happened there, but also just like a willingness on the behalf of the program to bring folks into the fold because of our mutual connections, but also because of our mutual interests. I have to say that when I came in in 2015, as a doctoral student, to UMass, I didn't walk in with specific intentions to engage in work related to ethnic studies at the school level, but it made sense for me to do this work and engage in this kind of work in a local school context because of my, just of my prior interest in political education and social movements. But through the initial meetings that we had back in 2015, back in 2016, I'm sorry, we had an opportunity to just kind of connect and through that, and I also had the opportunity to meet the ninth grade teacher that was implementing the pilot, the pilot curriculum for the ninth graders that were just about to begin the first inaugural year of ethnic studies over at Holyokei. So that led to me kind of being able to have the opportunity to go into the classroom and personally for me, and after a year in the program, I was a little thankful to be able to have the opportunity to go back into the classroom. For me, it was to see ethnic studies being pushed in a predominantly Puerto Rican community and to see that happening was, it moved me in a particular way and just also the opportunity to work with young people. Not to mention the fact that getting a brisk reminder of how early the school day starts and then came back to my teaching days, that was a quick reminder. But I really did appreciate the opportunity to just be in there and see it happening and being able to kind of work alongside students in an informal way. But by the end of the school year and later on in the school year, Dana had asked me to get some student input and feedback to hopefully inform the program in the curriculum. So eventually I got the opportunity to do some interviews with several students who took that class to kind of corroborate some of my informal observations there. As we went into the next following year in 2017, 2018, I would say that's where we really, really picked up our conversations and collaboration with it focusing a lot on how this can be, I'm gonna say a mutually beneficial collaboration and that was, I would say, was a central topic of most of our conversations. I think it guided us, I wouldn't say it was central, but it guided our conversations throughout the entire year and I meant through the entire year as well, it wasn't just this one off. But my interests in aligning my research as a doctoral student with supporting the program and reflecting on what was, that was just obvious that I wanted to align my research in terms of supporting the program. And for Dana, from what I took away from our conversations, it was an interest to see how UMass and my personal interest could push the program through its support and through its research. So that's kind of what set the context for the beginning of the school year. One of the main takeaways from those student reflections that I talked about that happened at the end of their first inaugural year was this need for more intentional curriculum that's reflective of local context. And for students to see a lot more of a fluid link between their local context and the ethnic studies curriculum, both on a historical tip but then also just at a present day level as well. So that was something that we really wanted to strive toward and make that a little bit more fluid and intentional in the curriculum. Before I get to this, before I talk about this part, I think it's important to note that prior to me even, prior to us even like starting our collaboration, Dana had started to develop some of those, had done some of that outreach prior and been able to start those conversations with quite frankly with some of the folks that are in this room right now. So thinking of like Wilma Flores over at Westfield, Janetta, Maria, also over thinking about like Johann over at the Gandara after school program, the media literacy program. So that was stuff that was already kind of starting to happen but I think what was significant about that year is that we were looking to expand that and make community engagement a central component to the curriculum. So essentially what we were talking about, what I think we were talking about was capacity building for community engagement. So how do we get to the point where this is a sustainable and central part of the program? On my end, thinking of how I could support that, I think it was mostly about relationship building with higher ed staff and faculty, which in my mind was definitely about leveraging my position as a doctoral student. I think that's something that as graduate students being in an institution like this or whatever institution that we're at, I think that's something that should be in the forefront of our mind of how are we leveraging our positionality and thinking about like what do we have access to? But also just trying to build relationships with like local community based organizations in the area. And I saw this as like a precursor to implementing like this vision for community engaged learning and for social justice for the program. I'm gonna highlight just the program just as a visual representation of kind of some of the partnerships. I know some of the lettering might be small. Something we'll figure out kind of how to make the visual pop out a little bit more. But I think what we're trying to just point out here is just the different types of partnerships that have been happening here and what it looked like in 2017 with again the main goal being building capacity for future programming, but still allowing students who are currently in the program to still have learning experiences that's both engaged in community based learning but also kind of giving access to local higher ed institutions. So this looked like field experiences that we started last school year where we got an opportunity to kind of build relationships and introduce students to local organizations like Nuestras Amas, Nuestras Raíces, Nueva Esperanza continuing with Gandara and in LASA as well in terms of, I think on a exposure level, but also for the program to start building that relationship. And also just continuing to think about like how can we again leverage these partnerships with higher ed institutions. So that looked like working with Westfield, with UMass, with ACC continuing to do that, but that's what it looked like in the last school year and again this is something that we're gonna continue to build on. I'm gonna end on just talking about kind of a little bit more of the alignment in terms of just like the research and thinking about how it can support a program. I think what I was thinking about was how do we channel this capacity building for a critical research agenda and that's what I would call it, a critical research agenda. That's mutually beneficial but that's also about producing knowledge outside of university silos and I think that happens a lot. I think it's a comfort zone for a lot of folks and I've noticed that and I think for me it's also easy to just continue to do that and fall into that little silos where it's just happening there. So a lot of the conversations and it was a lot of conversations that we had about that conversation of how do we build this in which it's a visually beneficial collaboration but it's also how do we move towards a consensus and a way that we see it pushing the program. A lot of the conversations really built off of each other so I'll give just one example. We started some conversations about college access programs and dual enrollment but then that immediately, not immediately but as the year progressed it became a conversation about how do we do college access programming and then you had Dr. Mawangi come in, I'm along with me and another graduate student to do some after school programming work so just I think the willingness to understand that conversations can go in different directions here. I want to pass it along to Lauda and I'm gonna go back to the other side so that Lauda can speak on one of the partnerships that also kind of developed from these conversations which is the capacity building but on the level of teachers and thinking about how can teachers support this community engaged learning and Lauda's gonna speak a little bit about that. Thank you. In the sake of time I think I will actually focus on the significance of the partnership for myself as an academic. I would like to acknowledge that I am here thanks to the collaboration with my colleagues Kisha Green and Kaisa Ny Green aside from the team members here. The ideas of this presentation are enriched by our collaboration or work together. However, this presentation right now offers my own perspective. As academic in this partnership with the ethnic studies program at Holyoke today I present to you a little glimpse of what the partnership means to me as an academic. I'll begin by stating that engagement and partnerships constitute intense experiences for those involved. So that's a given. This is particularly true for academics like myself and my colleagues who bring expertise and commitments concerning critical issues of academic authority, power differentials and social justice. Our work on the field allows us the opportunity to test ideas but also to challenge theory and transform our own understandings and practice. In general as academics we have been mainly socialized as experts who bring their contributions in the forms of ideas to others in academia and outside academia. There is a great deal of this work that takes place on paper via our own publications. However, partnerships take place in a different dimension especially for the academic whose work is about contesting power in order to build social justice. Partnerships are necessarily the experience by which we become vulnerable. With a clarification that this vulnerability is not generated by any sort of masochism it's not like we want to be vulnerable if I can use the term but the conviction that with partnerships critical academics enters space where they ought to embody not only intentions but also actions. Their actions should defy power differentials towards the construction of genuine democratic participatory socially just relationships. If we are not willing to become vulnerable and we don't hold such conviction then partnerships may be the wrong place for us. Therefore it is important to understand that as partners academics are essentially learners. For me being part of this project on youth center professional development for ethnic studies teachers in Holyoke involved going through the experience of making mistakes even with good intentions with experience of feeling rushed and subjected to institutional deadlines all at the same time. My process to become part of the present project began by inviting different academic partners in order to put together a grand proposal to work with the Holyoke High School ethnic studies program without being able to fully involve the school in the design of the proposal. Although the proposal sounded good on paper and it proposed a coherent vision of my academic view it did not represent the ethnic studies programs made purposes and needs. From the academic point of view in a world where we are rewarded for a grand proposal submission it did not matter if the grand proposal matched the actual needs or plans of the potential partner. In the world of partnerships this match mattered above all. What can we do when we incur in such mistakes? Luckily in my case my future partner was willing to talk even after the proposal was submitted and one of our colleagues now here initiated a communication with invited me to talk with my future partner Dana. And of course I was eager to have that conversation it was much needed. And this story gets even brighter because the conversation with my potential partner following a mistake was about drawing boundaries, acknowledging mistakes of course understanding and repairing. And also this conversation allowed us to generate new ideas. So when we came across a second opportunity for a grand proposal we as partners now were ready to prepare an excellent proposal together. So our story is far from over but let me go back to the idea of vulnerability. It's an idea but it's also action. The action of becoming vulnerable may be a challenge for us academics but when it comes to rewards I can say that becoming vulnerable for the academic dedicated to partnerships in social justice can be exceptionally rewarding. That's all. Thank you. Good morning everyone and we are standing because my nurse has to go for my feeds because you know this is not working. As you can see there in the picture that is one of our classrooms our slogan is educating parents to educate their children. And this is Planting Ita C program that we have with this magic guy and I will explain that the first thing that I want to say is thank you to the angel to these migrant community mothers. It's Raul Gutierrez the person that is doing incredible, incredible job. Everybody knows what is Head Start but probably not everybody know that Head Start have a migrant program that is called Migrant and Seasonal Program we offer we start since 2005 and we have run for 125 children whose parents work in agriculture. Our children start and that is probably another information that not everybody knows our children start since one month old that young until of course five years old. Their service is the service that we provide to these families is since five in the morning to five in the afternoon and that is neat because these farmer workers were really long hours probably you know. And this is of course covering the need the big need that this parent has. A Head Start doesn't only offer education for the children if not we try to cover every single need in the families. Sometimes not directly Head Start but we use a lot of partnerships with different communities and they are helping us to cover the needs. 90% of our parents or community are from Guatemala. They are almost all of them undocumented and many of them came to the country probably my older family is 15 years in the country and almost all of them came from the desert. Parents are undocumented and educated. They have only just a short experience in school. They probably received no more than two years in the school and actually some of them received education in a dialect. So you cannot believe this but some of the families came to United States speaking in a dialect and they learn how to speak Spanish in United States. It's difficult for children to get a Head Start at home when parents are uneducated. We use different assessments and surveys to know about their needs. And that is how we know when we are doing an irregular intake how we know that these parents need to learn how to read and write and first in the experts you probably as many of the professors and teachers here experts say that to dominate your second language you have to dominate your original language and we are talking about that these people has probably an a dialect also. So that is how we start this program. Dianiseal Survey give the numbers to see how many of these people is needed. We start recruiting more families and we are looking for support about who can fund us and we find Community Foundation in the first year we started in 2015. Community Foundation was at the initial start. We started with around 25 parents. We provide a lot of logistics like a transportation for these parents because you know that these parents doesn't have transportation. And some of them do, but don't tell anybody. They have to write with our license and there's more dangers. That's another project that one date we will start. We are offering a class that is 90 minutes. They receive a dinner in the beginning. They have a half hour for the dinner because they are coming straight from work and they are really hungry. So they really enjoy the first dinner and be ready with some candies because that make you a lot of energy for receive that class. I know I made sure that always say it's a cake or chocolate there. Yeah. Yeah. We offer transportation. We offer the dinner. We offer childcare because they cannot leave the children at home. So we offer the childcare too. In the beginning we start in 2015 we start with Spanish classes. That was the beginning. But we advance pretty quick. We probably later talk about what are the challenges are but pretty quick in the second year we include ESL as a basic. So we continue with something that we call transition to ESL that was kind of dual language. That's Raul instructor for that class. And we have another retired professor I think that is doing an ESL class. Attendance is always really important. And the reason is because we have to make sure that these students first learn how to be a student again and second is they are really tired but we have to make sure that they attend the class. That is the clue and everybody and the students know more about that. Usually we do and then of the year evaluation or assessments that permit us to know how much they advance and how different we have to work in the next step. So Raul. So when we started the program we started with Spanish. So I'm trained as a foreign language teacher. So the issue that we ran into it was the levels and we had some other parents that didn't even speak any Spanish at all. So what we were trying to do was anchoring the goals, the academic goals for the students and the planting literacy and the goals for the volunteer slash Latinx studies which didn't exist. It still doesn't exist. It's in curriculum right now. So where did I find my students were in my Spanish classes slash the Lisa Club which is the Latino study, the Latino club at HCC. So how do you do that? So we did exploration. The students would do the planting literacy students would do self practice, self advocacy with the goal as the major goal and in return our students would get the ability to self advocate for themselves also. An organic committee engagement. A lot of the students that I had I did have a DACA student that was participated this until she's a part now. So I'm really happy for her. So and she participated throughout the whole project and it was creating cultural community for our students when they go out into the field. Understanding that even though maybe they're different and so on and so forth and we made sure to create community because we had dinner with our students.  But we would sit together, have dinner together and then after that we would have class. The woman that she's mentioning is a 77 year old woman that's taking Spanish classes for five like this since I was hired and she keeps taking them over and over again. She's in my Latino lit class now. So and I keep telling Doralik and she was an ESL teacher and she's retired so she was at it. And so cultural awareness for the students regarding rights especially in the era of Trump now. We were not in the era of Trump back then but we create this sense of understanding what are your rights within the framework of the instruction. Cultural awareness for our students and our goal in connection to this was creating a Latinx studies curriculum at HCC. I don't know if you know if you're aware but HCC is a Hispanic serving institution. We have that means that we're over 25% of our population is Latino, majority Puerto Rican obviously. So we're trying to create something that it's representative of their knowledge, of their understanding of the world. So and the main goal for the land planting literacy I'm rushing because we have a video. So as teacher, the parents becoming their primary teachers and self-advocating for themselves and their children. So, also I wanted, we have other partnerships that are really successful. So we had partnerships and I want to thank Laura Baldeviso because she did help at the start of this project because I'm not in education or education. So I asked her, do you think this might work? And she actually provided feedback and was really helpful. So we wrote a grant which was the Bridging Cultures Grant Latino Studies in the US that began in 2015. And it was created to train our faculty members from different disciplines regarding Latino studies and we were lucky to have great facilitators, Mari, Joe, Pineda. And I want to thank Dr. Jonathan Rosa, he's no longer here in Stanford that helped us write the grant and lead and Dr. Luis Marentes, which he also helped in the Spanish department with us. So we created the creation of the Latinx program, straightens the relationship with our, one of our main transfer institutions, which is UMass, and also straightens in the relationship with our Latino community surrounding. Because sometimes at ATC we have, we're in the hills, we're up there, and sometimes our students don't feel welcome when they get there. And so we're just trying to create, put the community back in community college. So, and as a result of the grant, we were able to create really fruitful relationships with the Holyoke Public Library, especially with Aline Crosby, the archivist. So we create, we've been doing service learning component in my classes, for example, Nostros Enderos, we've been translating some of the data that she collected. And also I've been part of the committee of Saberes Poder, resources of Puerto Rican Latinx history, which culture and social movements, which is basically creating this repository of knowledge for the community members in Holyoke, for them to be able to check out books about their own history. So, where are we now? This is going through curriculum next week. It's already been approved. This is our Latinx studies at ATC. And it's basically, we are requiring a capstone civic engagement project, or a whole semester of civic engagement for all our students that take this. And we wanna create a pipeline, possibly from our schools in Holyoke and the schools everywhere. Cause I would say Holyoke and they're like, what about someone from where? And I said, well, they're welcome. Come on down. We want you all. And create a pathway from there to there, continuing to work within the community, it be it with the Watermelon Mothers that I'm not their hero, they're my hero, cause they do everything, I just show off. So, but, and it's creating this sense and our next step is creating a pathway for them. Where do they go after ATC? If they decide to get associates in this. So, if anyone is interested, and I'm like recruiting people, just talk to me. So, but we have, this is gonna start on fall 2019 if everything goes well. So it's, again, it's really important for us to have moments of dialogues with each other. And so we're actually gonna combine the Q and A with the dialogue. So we actually want folks to be in dialogue together, but to also come up with questions that then we're gonna be asking the panelists later on. We're also gonna be posting, if you see little post-it notes in the middle of your tables, that's where both the questions will be asked, but also responses to the question that we're gonna be asking, which is what are the challenges and successes? Have you had an engaging and linking academic and non-academic community partners, students and social movements, perhaps in the work that you've been doing? So what are the both the challenges and successes that you all have experienced? So we're gonna do that for about 10 minutes. And then we're gonna move on, we're gonna, we may have time at the end for just a really quick questions and we're gonna have a quick break. Alrighty, so folks can, well we're gonna do that right now. So folks can start engaging with each other at the table. Introduce yourselves to each other, please, if you don't know each other. And we also wanna invite the panelists to actually join some of the tables as well, so that if the questions do get asked and spread out. So don't go to the same table.


hey guys welcome to my channel please put a like and subscribe if you are new also go over to my other channel moon pie tarot where you can get daily collective reading my readings always start on the 30 minute mark you can come in earlier if you want to wait chat with everyone but they always start the 30 minute mark so just pop in at the 30 minute mark the reading will begin all right let's get into your reading hey Virgo welcome back to another episode of your your life your life hang another deck cosmic insights yep let's check this out see what messages come out here for you guys you're gonna get a person reading yeah there's a link in the description box below okay love spell you've been bewitched what's going on Virgo okay that's interesting somebody's put a love spell on you hmm isn't that a song okay or wasn't that an old perfume love spell I seem to recall I don't think I've ever worn that but maybe I have who knows yeah okay maybe maybe you're wearing that right now are you 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in separation they're self-indulging oh my gosh so much they're sad they're unsure of the future they're yearning for you maybe you left them because they were like spending all the money or they were gambling what in the actual this is like some serious Netflix drama right here seriously this is like a little casino action happening here I mean you're dealing with like who is the girl remember the old movie casino with Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci and Sharon Stone and that was her and she had like her pimp like she was she got addicted to drugs and then she was like stuck on this guy and she married Joe she married De Niro and he owns those casinos and he was trying to keep her turn her into like this she was a hustler he was trying to turn her into this housewife and a good mom and everything but she was all like suck on drugs and she was just a mess and like I'm not saying that to you calm down not saying that I'm just I just feel like that's the energy of this person like they are just a complete mess okay and I'm not laughing because that's not cool right but this love spell he maybe you're trying to turn this like help this person or you're trying to help them and they keep running away back to their back to their old lifestyle or they're trying to that's kind of what I feel like is going on here like they're they're indulging themselves and you're like maybe you got a little codependency going on you're trying to help them or maybe you did pass you might not be doing that anymore and good for you you know because it's only so much you could do right but you know they're showing up here for a reason for something something's going on they're showing up here for a reason I mean listen this deck is not all bad I mean this deck's got a lot of good cards in it you know it's got the move on of course it's a narcissist card but you know it's got honeymoon health you know it's got good stuff but I mean obviously when stuff shows up for a particular reason we got to talk about it so yeah maybe this is like a wake-up call for you about someone here they're showing up for a reason maybe it's a reminder for you that like you can't you're in separation for a reason from this person you know they might be trying to come back around and put a love spell on you be with you so they could get something from you you know get you caught in that cycle or they get this fear you're gonna leave them that kind of thing I feel like that that's a that's a huge like watch out there's this whole thing you know especially if this person has an addiction or they're a liar you know be careful of someone's being sneaky and you got the snake here with maliciousness looking over your shoulder be careful because people tend to come back around in the holidays they do gets cold out people want to come in where it gets warm you know they don't want to be alone because people tend to be more with the family it gets lonelier you know that kind of thing so I don't know is this a pre-warning kind of thing going on I think I think so let me say what else is there gonna need to know hmm there you go you know do you guys ever notice like sometimes the readings will go like there's so much love happening in the air and then we hit a snag and then we get stuck in this for a little bit yeah there's definitely that love spell you know the night of cups comes in but the nights don't stay now nights have generally a period of time they're pretty much the romancers well at least the night of cups is a romancer they have a period of time that they will stay so it's not like the night of cups is like the night of swords the night of swords is in a hurry the night of night of cups trots along so the night of cups can come in it's an energy night of cups can come in and romance for 10 years night of cups can come in and romance for 20 years and be just trot and along but eventually they leave they're not and it's usually a water sign just gonna put that out there that's the energy of the night of cups and I'm not saying that all water signs excuse me are noncommittal not saying that at all depends on their placement and where their houses are and signs in their houses and all stuff you gotta go deep with that but the general consensus is the night of cups at least this card they trot along but they don't generally stick that would be more like the night of pentacles probably the card you want to have for a long-term relationship like they they will stick they don't go anywhere they stay for like 50 60 80 100 years and you'd be dead by them so you definitely get a long term out of that consistent the nights are romancers okay they're heartbreakers because when they leave it's heartbreaking it is because it's a whirlwind of romance and love you know you don't get heartbroken by night of pentacles believe me sometimes it's kind of like ah I miss the way he always had toothpaste in the cabinet there was always food in the closet in the you know in the breadbox it's not heartbreaking but the night of cups is like the winding and dining in the compliments and all that stuff that the feel good so you know the dopamine hits and when that's gone yeah so and the love and the affection yeah so this person back to the story this person is pretty much coming in I heard someone say they don't call it friends with benefits anymore they call it boner rewards I can't and things are changing and it all pretty much just means the same thing you know I think that's what it was called boner rewards I don't even know like you get a little it comes in with a little card and a little punch it you come in with your boner rewards card so this person's coming in with their little boner rewards card and get you to like punch the card so they need something from you and I know I'm laughing and I'm not laughing at you and I'm not making light of your situation if you're going through this I'm making fun of this person because they're an idiot ok and look look aren't we just talking about this fella or gal or whomever yeah this is what you want look some legs are not these boots ain't walking and these boots are trotting along no my way I'm moving yeah so could be coming in with this this is part of the romance yeah yeah yeah yeah no I'm coming I'm staying look I'm making that love offer cuz I'm staying and I'm even going to pay you back for everything I owe you or everything I stole from you or all the money that I took and I gambled away listen or the lies or the risks that I took some of you the girl talk card is sitting there and they just told me like the girl talk I talk this is like time with friends being happily single living in the moment having fun this person may have spent a lot of time with their friends gambling place in bets and I think this is like betting season isn't it I mean isn't there a betting season acting like they were single and they had no responsibilities and just like doing all that now did it affect you in some way was it like that they take money from you or was it indirect that they just didn't have money to was did it have an effect on you in some way I think it might have for some of you they didn't they couldn't pay for something perhaps or they were borrowing money from you or you had to pay for everything or they were always like yeah asking you for a dime here dime there you know pens here pens there whatever they always just kind of seem like they just didn't have it right now but they pay next time something seems off this is why this is what's going on and they're kind of hiding it they had a really good job but they were eating macaroni and cheese every night you know I mean or they they were always busy always working but they were behind in their their mortgage payment or the rent you know like very contrasting things here how come they never had money for gas for the car but they always had money to go out to the you know to Vegas or something you know I mean how come they had money for to invest in certain things but they didn't have money to pay the bills that's that kind of stuff I don't I feel like this is kind of like a red flag here maybe some of you just weren't aware or maybe you were aware and they're kind of like making their way back around borrow some money to get some family members some Christmas gifts so they need a loan so that they for the holidays or something or they have no way to eat or nowhere to go for the holidays and they want to clean on so there's that whole puppy scenario I know ours likes to talk about the puppies ever since I brought it up he's addicted to the puppies there's this whole puppy scenario where when someone wants to kind of get in your good graces they're gonna play on the most vulnerable spot you know so if they want to like get in the door and give you a gift they give you a puppy because they know you're not gonna return the puppy who's gonna return a little puppy a little stray puppy is homeless now they have an attachment to you to you understand the Machiavellianism of that that's a very Machiavelli well played but very very Machiavelli so yeah I need money out of jail I need bail money not me not me I'm not in jail this person so I can come home for the holidays hitting up the family hitting up the family possible possibly go into jail possibly incarceration may become incarcerated may be hitting up for money for theft or something along the lines of like not being able to pay the bookie back we're trying to get out of town cuz they're about to be taped up and put in the trunk of a car if you're not a mean need to come home as fast as possible wow little Netflix drama going on here big casino vibes big big casino vibes okay yeah oh yeah Thanksgiving come home for Thanksgiving look at the pumpkin cornucopia friends family parties drinks Thanksgiving Eve celebration want to see you I want to see you at the holidays I want to I want to come home I want to be with everybody I'm restricted I'm stuck I'm in a bad situation when actually they're really not because their feet are not bound I think it easily just shimmy out of that situation I mean look they're wrapped up in toilet paper this is like a really bad Halloween mummy job right here like finish it at this person is I mean after they can even they can see the ground they're not even fully covered and the swords aren't even surrounding them fully they could get out of this these like whatever tears they've shed they're not completely full of they're not in a river you say cry me a river I mean cry me a puddle this like it's all fake it's all up in their head it's all imagination it's all bleep it's all BS it's all BS I want to see the kids I miss you I miss our sisters I miss our brothers that's what I fix going on here I miss all the friends I miss our friends wanna I want I want to be together with everybody yeah hmm but they have this love spell they have this like this bewitching thing on you that they get you with I feel like cuz love spells here and must be something that's hard for you to kind of I don't know you might try to block them or you just try to keep away because it kind of play on something on you I don't know who I'm talking here I know this isn't for everybody but as soon as you get that call you dread it cuz you know you just know you're gonna you're gonna cave you know you're gonna crumble cuz you're gonna say something they're gonna play on your good nature something's gonna happen something they're gonna come up with something and you're gonna stand your ground you're gonna fight it say no no no no and then somehow they're gonna twist the word and make you kind of feel bad they're gonna really play it up I'm waiting for the five of pentacles to show up I'm telling you it's gonna show up I need it for the kids or this is for the kids do it for the kids you haven't let me see the kids and I really want to see the kids or the grandkids or I'm donating for the children why won't you give me the money I don't care how much you give me I've been asking everybody and I'm waiting for you know it's I'm doing a charity I'm doing a charity oh it's all fake there it is I told you I told you I told you was gonna come yeah look I'm broke busting and disgusted I've been going to the church I'm dying I'm outside I'm going to get like I can't afford food I'm been trying to eat I'm at the hospital look I hurt myself I'm in like I'm on crutches now it's all BS it's survival mode mode and they get you you gotta be careful you know what I just kind of feel like what people like this you got to trust but verify unless they've done you wrong so many times you don't have to trust them because you know the boy who cried wolf story that's what this is I mean after so many times I don't have to trust you you've lied so many times why should I trust you I mean like you gotta draw a line at some point you know you got to make your choice so like if you don't if you feel like it's it you know every situation is unique right every situation is unique to you if you're that person who feels hesitant because you haven't been burned enough you still got a few more burns in you that you got to go through and you feel like you got to pick up the phone and you feel like you got to answer the call okay fine and you feel like you got to trust at least one more time because you're not a hundred percent sure verify first then verify everything they say before you take any action do that for yourself because you got to protect yourself but if you know you've been burned too many times and you're like nope nope not even paid if I don't care I don't care if you're I don't care if you're like somebody's got you at the edge of a volcano and they're about to drop you in go for it I'll stay right behind him and give him a nudge I don't care go for it do your thing that's the only so many times you can be burned so there you know but some of you are just I know you should get like you need to get like a background check you need to get a verification all that that's what I feel that's what I feel I was gonna pull some alright it's funny because the short that I put out today was just that don't dismiss the red flags I feel like it's kind of playing out and I put that short out before I did this so that's just kind of like a short reminder to this video like there's some serious red flags here that you know just you just kind of keep an open mind with this because I feel like around the holidays you got to make a decision some of you already made that decision and you already know you you're not coming here nope the door shut the door is bolted the door is completely closed there is absolutely no entry whatsoever all the apologies won't change anything I'm not seeing anything here of I'm telling you right now I did not see judgment I did not see an awakening here I did not see the star peeling in the cards that I pulled that we're going through this I don't see anything going on here and I think you got to focus on self-care that that's a main message here because I feel mostly like the biggest thing here that you need to watch out for if you are in this situation where you're not sure where is this love spell because this is what gets you this Machiavellianism this is what gets you that love spell that charm this here that's how you get caught up you got to keep your keep your eyes in the back of your head open keep your keep your head on a swivel is that the phrase keep your head on the swivel don't let the love spell get you look at that all right let's take a look at the Chinese it's gonna be short I know you're listening to this and I'll already be back but I have an appointment very shortly that I have to get to and had other stuff to do today so sorry about that but I don't really feel like making this any longer than it is this is terrible if you're going through this and I'm super sorry otherwise I'm sure everything's great in your life right you're just dealing with this pesky fly okay we've got the sign of the rooster rooster you're the rooster you're the pig you're the monkey you're the snake you're the tiger you're the dog you're the rabbit we have the monkey again rooster again tiger again you're the rat so that's you or this person take it as it resonates if it's none don't worry you don't have to make it fit doesn't mean it's not for you okay and initials to see what up we also have a Leo an Aquarius showing up here we've got someone's age 59 someone is 40 and the initial V as in Victor or Victoria or Vance or Vanessa we have 1968 1980 the initial T someone might be from Vermont or Tel Aviv or Tel Aviv lots of stuff going on the road right now someone likes tater tots okay and then for a charm wow that's cute let me get white because black is kind of dim right now so Aries energy right there you have a chameleon come and come and come and come a chameleon all right so maybe you live in an area where there's like lizards and chameleons and desert thingies okay you might have a tattoo of this maybe you have one of these little creatures it's kind of cute I don't know it's got those little suction cup finger toe things let's pause maybe you have one your tattoo or you just you you know that resonates for you in some way and if it does just definitely a reading message here is for you specifically maybe you'll see one somewhere or you recognize it represents something for you it's really cute doesn't have to be that specific animal it could be like some type of a lizard might resonate for you all right you guys so I'm gonna leave that there I personally hope that this does not resonate for you and that you don't have this drama in your life but if you do I wish you much luck and blessings all around and I'll see you guys back here tomorrow and forget if you need a personal reading go over to my booking site it's all fixed so you can book a reading with me the 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What is up all my favorite people of the whole entire world my name is Zach and trust me this is not my normal voice today We are talking death of Stalin a brand new movie review And yes, I'm not I'm going to try and do these accent film majority of it until I laugh or break out Or I'm just tired of doing it But that the Stalin's a brand new dark comedy that came out last year at a lot of the festivals But this year it's it's coming out on VOD and coming to some markets And you know I really want to talk about this film And you know what I'm totally done doing that accent because I can't do it I can't but seriously death of Stalin is a brand new dark comedy I've been looking forward to this film pretty much highly when I got the screening invite I was like you know what I'm there I want to watch this film because one the writer and the director of this is From VEEP if you've never watched VEEP. It's one of the most brilliant underrated shows I think on HBO right now. It is so funny to laugh out loud It has such a great cast but it's really the writing the directing in that show that makes what the show is So going to this had a lot of hype for it has a good cast involved and Did it disappoint me at all? You know what I'll say this death of Stalin is certainly a very fun entertaining movie and It did disappoint me in some categories which we'll get to in a little bit But overall the film is very witty it has some of the best dialogue I've seen in a comedy in like a long time and like I said, it's a dark comedy So I think that's where I wasn't expecting it and to see how dark it would go sometimes Because this film it didn't give me as many laugh out loud moments as I had I don't give me wrong almost all the jokes land and make you laugh But none of them made you gut bust laugh none of them made me remark out loud And maybe that's just because I watched it at home on my laptop I didn't watch it with a group of people and maybe you go see this film in theaters with people Maybe you'll get more laugh out loud moments and have more fun Or maybe if you watch it with a group of people on video on demand Maybe that'll work more for you, but for me the laugh out loud moments We're just ha ha ha. Oh, yeah, that's funny or stuff like that or it's very witty But the dialogue is what really makes this film totally work Especially with the cast involved and there's two big cast members that I want to talk about in this film And that is Steve Bishammy first steals the whole show. He is so great He gets the best dialogue in here. He is fantastic from start to finish I love Steve Bishammy's whole character his whole dialogue is so arc in this film It was great and that doesn't go sidetrack to any of the other characters in here because everyone else is also great But the other noticeable actor in here for me personally was Jason Isaacs Jason Isaacs is again one of the most underrated actors. I think working today I haven't seen Star Trek yet But he had this one clever little show on NBC that I wish didn't get canceled because he was phenomenal in there He was also really good in the cure for wellness and again He was fantastic in a death for Stalin He has some great moments and that's where I wish that he would have popped into this film a little bit earlier Because he when he pops back in the film it got my interest back in as you heard me say got my interest back in Because I'll say this there's roughly the films around an hour and 43 minutes But some moments drag where you do laugh, but you're just like, okay, let's move forward Let's move forward I feel like there should have been some scenes that could have been cut out and this film I feel like you could have probably cut out 10 to 15 minutes And it would have made for a more seamless film, but like someone Jason Isaacs popped back on the screen I was on board I was again interested within the film But the film is a tad bit too long and the pacing really hurts it at some moments where it really loses its steam Because it starts really well done with this whole Orchestra scene and it's just very funny. It's very charming with the characters involved in this whole scene But once that scene kind of comes out and we get into the main cortex of real story There's some things that kind of in the middle of up to the way of the Stalin's funeral that really just kind of Kill the film for me and didn't totally work for me again This film is very entertaining by the end of the day, but what by the end of watching this film I enjoyed myself.  Do you think it's a fantastic Russian movie? Do you think it's a fantastic comedy or have you never even heard of it? I'm really curious to hear what you guys think about it down below and please tell me do my Russian accent suck Please please make fun of it because that's what's gonna be awesome to hear about in the comments and all you shit talkers talking about it Other than that make sure to hit up all my social media links down below so we can talk more movies Make sure to hit that like and subscribe button as well And of course if you want of course if you guys want to see early movies Advanced screens and also catch up on some advanced movie news Then make sure to go check out sandwiched on films because that website is awesome Like I said, you get some advanced movie screens ready player ones coming up That's a big one that I think a lot of people are looking forward to you also got movie news on there that you guys don't want to miss out On because it's it's really easy It's just click that link you go down there and see some movie news and it's nice Not guys you guys are all the best make sure to stay classy and look out for more of you


Looks like the start to a great day of fishing fellas See any better yep, I'm on the unlocked button Well, it's a little bit different than catching a fish you kind of you're gonna work for these ones a little bit harder His keys We call those we call those keys not cold hangers Yeah, there we go they popped yep they pop open that door save those keys in the back of your truck That was that was actually pretty good. That was like 10 minutes What do you think bud your truck smells just like a fish does it? See the bigger it's got a lot of flight in them bigger than I thought he was on the screen It's fooling me Maybe I got him fell hooked No no no Pulled him up out of 75 foot And he hit it about 40 come on, baby. He's all wrapped up. Yeah. Yeah, they spin a lot. So they wrapped up There he is guys nice tog Beauty burp him. It's all pretty good on the way up Let's get him right back down It's good fish good way to start the morning just got set up over here Moved out a little deeper than the boys are I went out to 75. They're in about 45 and they're getting a little action Andrew popped one small one So I wanted to try out here said to be back tomorrow this belly hooked That came right off the line. I just janked all around my head fish line Little toad any better Those must have been I see this bigger one move in I'm sorry to see it All those little barks moved out You come after me. Is this a better one than your last one? I would say This pole is nothing It's fun though, but it might be a little weird hooked up It was funny. This screen is lit up like a Christmas tree. Oh man. There's all this melt stuff Oh, there he is. That's a good one. Is it? A real good one Look like a pike No, we're pike fishing again. That was that's a stay where that's over four pounds. Oh really?  I saw him go by the last one was Oh, this is a good fish. Yeah, that's a good one. Yeah, really No, you got him tail first now. That's all right bring them right up.  Yeah Wow, oh man, that was almost ugly. The last one did the same thing. You got pliers wing I don't he's probably not hooked too bad. The other one the hook fell right out of him.   All right. Yeah throw him outside for a minute Go ahead. Let me go get the hamistats. I might have a set I think I got some in my pocket. Oh shoot. This is bad


Hello and welcome back to pirate 101 walkthrough my name's Brent and today we're back on the musketeer walkthrough as I just Said before today. I have a special guest joining me Who is that person? I don't know who this person is that's talking to me. I wonder who this person is I think it may be a fin a roguephin appeared Fin kidding me. I think it is. It's a wild fin appeared by the way. That's a proper way of introducing it I don't care Okay, so today. We're gonna be talk. We're gonna be finding the sea chest right now and I'm playing pixel mom Yeah, Mo's story quest one thing in the ball. So, yeah Let's do that When you go up to high cave a High cave above the rest of the people, you know, I have no idea what's going on So I'm gonna play any round or put pirate one on at all. I should have shared my screen and you could see what I was doing I don't care.  We need to search for the sea chest But wait, there's scarrakeets there Oh No, they're quite evil, let's see what do I have Yeah, that looks good. I haven't played for a while. I Don't don't quite remember what I have what powers and shit, but oh well Full musketeer team It's four o'clock everyone this is when I'm recording it Sorry for a clock. Um, if you if you record it four o'clock leave this a like Yeah We're gonna have to blaze it on screen We ain't about that life we ain't about that They're going down so quickly they're so bad Like what level are you scared to?  I'm building stuff. So that doesn't mean you can't die Okay So What's what's with the updates? Thing on why did you drag me into this? I don't know you were just talking to me on Skype Hey, I got a record. Do you want to be in my recording mate? And he's like sure That is true. She's not lying But I believe there's an update isn't there? I swear there is. Oh, yeah. Yeah, we're we've rescheduled Literally everything So just different days. I mean I could tell you but I don't I honestly don't know Brent does all the Scheduling and stuff. So I'm just gonna go along with it But we've literally rescheduled a lot of things but things the only thing that you need to remember It's been straight a fun is still on a Friday Um, there hasn't been enough there hasn't been any Editing of things Friday fun and I haven't I have got three videos to edit by sir as it can be bothered That was an easy battle. Oh Brent finished already. That's good. I did you can carry on now in a second. I just need to listen to this dialogue Yeah, you'll find the ring now. You must find the girl. What are you waiting for? Thanks, Wayne. Okay, you can talk again. Okay, so there's an up being updates and sorry about the low no No, I'll finns Friday fun or anything really. No. Yeah. Well, we've been we've got an excuse run holiday We were holiday. We are still on holiday. I know we're not we're not when this is going out Really? Yeah at school Yeah, this goes out. Okay Suppose that's all right. Yeah First Sunday, it is the first Sunday We've just had our first week of school. I probably died so there may not be How how how how was your first week school Brent? I don't know I can't comment on that yet because I haven't been there yet neither. Oh But I have a feeling it's not gonna be a good week is it? Maybe the only good thing about it is that my family's coming up from in the car I need to listen to this chick speak. So just to see it Did you oh no if Moe is gone? That means no one can help me Even with this ring, I can't be wed now that my captain Gordon is in the hands Claws of the red claw gang the cursed crab They've been after my darling ever since he put an end to their smuggling syndicate I meant to ask Moe for his help, but since he cannot pirate, please answer my prayers Save my Gordon. They took him away in one of their ships bound. I know not where Please go track him down Well, this is a love story film. Oh No, this is getting juicy. What how juicy is it really juicy?   She's just a girl. You don't let girls do that. She's They are strong independent That is rats big ball pics That is a big ship. It's called the laughing pipe off Is it a is it another players ship? Yes, it is How big is your ship in the moment really small? It's the smallest you can get I'm out of stake on my video game Out of steak. Yeah. Oh, that's not good. You should cook stuff. Yes Kill some cows and cook some steak in a furnace.  No tank Opie. Oh my god. No, they are so I paid Just be like I'm just a fan boys be like no tank Opie So now I have to defeat the ship and it's called the Red Manta and Like it's pretty okay this shit It's level five and I'm only level three, so Okay, I don't think it's gonna work, but I'll help You can do it print all you need is belief and I believe in you. Do you believe in me? Do you believe in my key spamming? Yes, can you hear that? Yeah, I can definitely hit it. I know this is what you need to do. It's really boring actually Fun times for you. Yeah What am I doing? I'm adventuring looking for pokey man's at the moment. I'm pixel mom That's also another series on our channel Please go to your interest if you can watch it. It comes out every Monday New Zealand time. So probably Sunday for you guys in America and other places Because you're not as good and like a whole day ahead of everyone We don't want we don't want rage. We don't need rage We don't need right fridge Forcing people to rage Yes, I killed it. Oh my god Another update I've just come out of hospital Is something for you guys to be updated on What I've come out of hospital recently. Oh, yeah Finn Finn died. Yeah Finn died. Yeah, that's exactly What happened? It's not he's lying. I'm not lying. I'm not even lying.  She's a french crab He's pretty good. That's so cool I want a french crab Well, you're not gonna play musketeer spoilers Spoilers 2016 2k 17. Oh my god. Is that when I'm gonna start playing power on a one? Maybe I don't know. Oh No Oh, there's so much fish in our in our things. We have so many fish I wonder why because we literally killed magical Well, we have to we have to finish off the road to 100 series before we start this one. So Yeah, there's another there's another one in there go check out that comes out every Saturday, New Zealand time. So There will be No, it must be Sunday for you guys and then No, I I always forget said that it must be Friday Friday for you guys in America I remember to go check that out We have a very have a very interesting channel. We do and then on Thursday, we don't have anything It's a day off.  No, that's that sunday inside the day Also another big announcement that may or may not be happening We are creating a server or minecraft.  So, yeah, yeah, pretty much I'm busy working on our 6-1 series. So we can do some stuff on it. Yeah And I'm busy working on every other series pretty much And also if you don't know that Zay has another channel called Zay Boggs Don't You should go and subscribe to him No, don't it's embarrassing. I don't want it Why not? It's in our subscription box already.  I just want to go to pixelmallon.com.au Dot-com.au But we don't live in our youth.  So they had to fix some right here. They had to have made me just surgery on his ear Light his earhole His earhole they got penetrated by needles Pretty much actually They're just like hey, Finn's earhole.  Hope you're okay with that And he's like, yep, sure Isn't that right Finn? Hey, brun. Yeah, you've got a Pikachu right?  Not right now Okay, I'm not in the middle of recording from If you didn't realize oh no, I killed Bonnie Anne She died she's bad though. She's only level four or something So, I mean I'm not surprised that she died I did my first ever redstone thing today Oh, yeah Was it did you fail? Yes. Originally. I did but no I haven't good. You didn't fail too badly then Do you have double tap? No, you have overwatch you can go there double tap. That's a cod Um perk Yeah, what does it do on cod Finn?  It is pretty cool Cool with a capid okay, like the cool kids club from last episode. No episode two So many references. I don't have so many references and I don't understand because literally I don't watch the part I want one serious. Oh, you're saving awful when you play. I understand Yeah, you're much gonna be so bad It's gonna be all good Don't worry Okay, okay we need to go Bonnie Anne's dead for one minute in 16 seconds And it's just rock me helmet to see if they're all leveled up so high as She was actually yeah level four Not hating on Bonnie Anne though.  Let's go into red hook. Okay I don't even have a single plaster. We've got a dungeon to do today again Hmm Yeah, I'm gonna hear me raging Pretty much a friend of captain gardens. Are you? Well, no worries. I think I've been Um, oh my god, I love this guy. His name's sammy jones and his dialogues He says it in an irish accent and who might you be? Oh a friend of captain gordon's eye Well, no worries. He's right through that door. Isn't he isn't he? Yeah, that was my bad irish accent.  What I don't hate donate by the way. I'm just letting you know Donate That should actually be it though. Like don't hate donate leaf Cheese leaf stone. Oh, you can make that's right. You can make um You make armor out of the stones Here we go. Let's fight. Let's search for captain gordon and red hook cave What have we here? Let's show them the door boys How I'm not on the guest list firm. I'm not on the guest list. I'm a gatecrasher. Oh my god How often do you know? So What I've forgotten something I think probably Many stone boots Wouldn't surprise me if you forget things because you're quite good at that. Oh Is your 50 walking speed bonus?  Oh, how easy was it? I just Made the leader run and I've got two people left to kill and they're nearly dead Oh Oh, you can get team rocket here They're the bad guys though. Why would you want the airsoft? These are all the bad guy armor Oh god one down one to go He's at half health. I want the team He's nearly there.  It's really cool. It's like like a machine pretty much It's like Yeah, except it's a pistol Whoa It's a machine gun except it's a pistol Oh, okay Sorry, but we can't really let you see what what what pokemon do I want to put it on dinner plans What pokemon do I want from there boys? I've got blazer Fresh them all Ricky I got Um Begin I got zippy. I got Flappy Zephy feppy.  That's my ghost type pokemon Wait, is that like unlimited range? Oh god, no, we will send you to put that there. We will give you That and we will send you to do that Okay, I don't know this is this is a hard thing to do we swan. Oh my god I'm scared right now. Why are you scared? I'm scared. Okay. Why are you scared because I'm allowed to be Why are you scared?  I'm sad now Oh my god, that hit is so cool. He just like jumps up and gets his meat cleaver and just kills you I'm No, thank you Finn Why no, thank you print because I said so, okay You're not I thought I thought that was a pokemon turns out.  Oh my god. There are so many seeking right now You mean golden the one the upgrade the upgrade from golden Don't go Dean. No go dinner Drowsy It's a slow poke.  What you're not you're not smart.  Uh, that's only he's only got a volt. Well, I thought literally the upgrade version called the lechard You're right I gotta protect captain gordon finned. Oh, yeah Yeah I'm scared.   Hey I would I would put somebody in front of him to take a hit Tell him to go to the corner and he'd be like I can't tell him to go to the corner He's an ally. I can't control him, but he Works for us. Oh my god. I'll click where I can't see anything. Well glitch Which glitch is which What can you do both? Maybe that's always good if you can hit both of them at once grace How sweet the sound Oh Yeah, I wonder what this is gonna be like print Irving is big either really really good. Yeah, or really really bad. Yeah I think it will be good. Really? Yeah, I have a feeling it's gonna be a good year. Well bad year for the first couple of times and then Well for the first time in a bad year and then a good year for the rest of it Why I said just the first time just like we got house runs for first time. I hate house runs I can't wait until i'm in year 13. I'll just make them go on house runs. I want to do that. It's so rude I wouldn't do that. I tell I I would I'd be like don't worry. You're not going on a house runs this week And I'll be like, thank god. Thank you fun. Love you so much No, I would make them go on a house run if twice a week They're so rude Why? I would I'm just mean, but I would I'd go with them, but I would still make them go. You wouldn't go with them I would actually honestly you to make sure that no one monks like That's happened before Have you bumped before? No, I'm too good for that.  That was the coolest hit ever. What happened? I need to replay that. I'm going to replay that right now. Just in case you guys didn't see it You go underwater on one of your poaching on specks. You don't need you to breathe So we're back and we finished the back That was a quick replay You're gonna have to watch it now fun for that It was okay. I thank you captain. These are not going to watch it have been after me ever since I broke their smuggling I almost got a wow man last. Yes, but I caught it. I caught it. Oh, there's a wow man That's all Oh god, bust of the crabs here We need to talk to him. He's a bad guy thing. Okay Then don't talk to him Friends of the good captain gordon, are you?  I don't want to go underwater. Hold on. I cling parley Harley you may be one of avery's favorites these fancy years in But what right does this little well path to the code of the brother? Hey, what are these? That's a tindical Shells and sails that's a fine nuisance a real pirate a All right, it's parley then It'd be hard for me and the boys to part with good old captain gordon Still we might be up for a trade If you game that is the old pirate they used to call the dutchman was infamous before captain gun rigged his first sail Famous he was for his golden hook Now for a choice better loot like the dutchman's hook We'll give old gordon to you His ship the marie celestia was lost in a storm. So I heard You'll find that wreck you'll find the hook. Have we in accord good Don't take too long the boys ain't eaten all day We can ask any pete at the kraken skulls captain. He knows all there is to know about the old timer pirates Wow that plot just escalated that escalated Is that escalated quickly? We were quiet for a long time Yeah, there was a lot of dialogue there jeez I had that I had I got that feeling You were talking through half of it as well. So So thanks. Oh, yeah Bye sammy jones. Love you mate. See you next time I come through here, which will probably be never I want some bacon this guy's talking about bacon on the on the server and i'm like bacon I want bacon. Bacon's like the bears talk to skinny peat at the entrance of the corkid's club Going back to the corkid's club Are they have you ever been to the corkid's club fun? No, have you? Yeah, I have I've been there many times. It's really cool. You're an official corkid's member I am wow Brings an official corkid's member I I can't believe yeah level seven. I can't believe i'm friends with bread as a corkid's I love bread bacon the corkid's member They found him floating in the skyway on a barrel of hardtack wide as a ghost and quiet as the grove He's the only living soul knows what happened to that ship. He's got a shot nearby down the beach a ways I'd ask him about that hook Okie dokie, so we are going to get a new power or thing Power or talent. I think it's a powerless time because we got talent last time I think Maybe it's a talent. I don't know but um after that we will end the episode there and next time we will Defeat the flying Dutchman That's a real pirate ship Yeah, I'm the Marie Celestia Okay, that's that sounds fun It is it's a really hard dungeon. Okay It's really hard like it's Harder than me when I see me look at he let's just say he has a few tricks up his sleeves So pretty much me when I see me looking You have a few tricks up your sleeve. Yeah I don't think you do because honestly you haven't done anything.  We've got some more training youngster.  I get a summon a barricade to an open square That's good It's amazing Let's train our companions and then we will end the episode You can't be trained. Yes, you can be trained You can be trained So thank you for watching. I will see you next time I hope you enjoyed Brent being Brent. I sure did I hope you enjoy next time Finn won't be interrupting me Um, hopefully maybe no promises. So yeah, see you then. Bye