I'm Nina Sabnani, Professor at the Industrial Design Center, IIT Bombay. I work primarily in the discipline of animation and communication design. I teach, I research, make animated films and books. Welcome to our course, Understanding Design. We shall be talking about this discipline called design through illustrated lectures and projects that you will do on your own. The way this course is designed, you will have an opportunity to learn from a range of academics and experts. The Dabbawala is a great example where sustainability can be applied. What they do is they give all the office goers who subscribe to the scheme, pink stickers. Whenever food is left over, they place a pink sticker on the Dabbawala and the Dabbawala gives that leftover food to the needy. So we have a large opening and you can easily pick up all the letters and put them back at one go. People don't realize what a fantastic chair this is. So it consists of one S bent metal pipe which is a single continuous piece and that provides comfort while sitting but also it gives you springiness while you sit. In our film, we work together with Sher Singh, a Bheel artist from Madhya Pradesh. Sher Singh and other artists from the Bheel community were quite shy to begin with. But as we began to appreciate each other's expertise, they shared many stories from their folklore which enriched the film in so many ways. Collaboration really means that as a group we are creating something better, something greater than it would be possible for us to create as individuals on our own. Technology has also facilitated the speed and scale at which these products are produced. There are many issues, pollution, depletion of resources, power consumption and products becoming obsolete. So the designer who designs for society must also think carefully about long-term consequences. That's right but you know sometimes even accidents can produce creative designs. Cain is a plant that grows a lot in northeast. However if you make cane furniture in northeast and transport to other cities, the cost really goes up due to transportation. Our innovation was to make it most stackable like this. So like this we can put 100 chairs in a container whereas earlier they could only put 20 chairs. Which means they'll be learning by listening and learning by doing. As a part of the cost you will also undertake regular assignments and those of you working towards a credit you'll also do a final project with a mentor assigned to you. You will have access to a variety of curated content which will be available as resources in different forms like links to articles, podcasts and videos. These resources will be available on the cost platform and you will in fact need to refer to them time and again for a deeper understanding of all that we are going to be talking about. You may ask who is this cost for? What is it about? Well this cost is really meant for anyone who is curious to understand what design is and why is it important? You may be a person interested in studying design formally and this cost will give you a basic introduction. Some of you may need to collaborate with designers in your work or hire them in the future for professional or even personal reasons. More on that later. By the end of the course you should have developed critical skills needed to be able to tell good design from bad. You will appreciate how design shapes and influences our environment and society. You will also have learned something about the various domains and disciplines of design. Aim is to make you familiar with the main concepts and vocabulary needed to pursue your interest in design. Why is this important? Because there are so many notions about what design is and trust me there is a lot of confusion too. Let us listen to our storyteller friend Ankit Chanda who in his unique andas will present us the many notions of design.


We're back with the Breakfast in Plus CV Africa. It's a fast conversation here. It's World Health Day and today is like I mentioned earlier on, the World Health Organization will be celebrating 75th anniversary because in 1948 countries of the world came together, founded the WHO. The essence was to promote health, keep the world safe and save the vulnerable. But has that been the case? So for everyone everywhere that can attain the highest level of health and well-being. Today is a great time to look at our public health as a country. That's Niger and as a continent, as a globe as well. The successes that have been improved upon in terms of the quality of life during the last seven decades and the shortfalls as well. At this particular point it was also stated that the theme for this year's event, that's the World Health Day 2023 is the health for all which highlight the significance of universal health coverage for individuals worldwide, particularly in developing nations like Nigeria. We have a guest joining us this morning is the Nigerian Country Director at the Warn campaign in the FCT. Stanley are not true. I hope I got that well. Thank you for joining us. Then we also have Dr. Samuel O'Kareen Day who is a public health physician in Lagos University Teaching Hospital. Dr. O'Kareen Day, thank you so much for joining us. Yeah, thank you for having me. So let's delve straight into it. I started with Atronio. What is the significance of today, especially when we look at our public health, you know, the health sector for us as a country? What are the successes and, you know, what are the failures that we can actually reflect on? Thank you again for having me and the compliments of the money they send to everyone, to your viewers as well. Today, as we commemorate the International World Health Day, it's a significant day considering the myriad of challenges that we face as a country in our health sector. We have some of the worst health indices in the world, but we have also overcome some of the most challenging health issues that the world has been confronted with. You look back to Ebola. When Ebola hit, Nigeria was one of the countries that successfully managed that outbreak. We also did tremendous work in managing the most recent COVID outbreak, where the world was projected that the number of deaths on the continent, certainly countries like Nigeria, would be tremendous. Nigeria was able to overcome that challenge and avoid the worst outcome in health. We have some of the best health experts and health workers in the world. Despite the challenges that we face, and when you go around the world and you meet Nigerian doctors, they are some of the best of those in the world. Only the challenges that we are not able to harness, these human resources that we have on our hands to make sure that we deliver the best of health care to our citizens. Today we look back to the progress that we have made. We have started a health insurance scheme for the poor. We are delivering improved primary health care to attend to tackle health challenges faced by the poorest of the poor. But we still face tremendous challenges and for the size of the country, there is a lot to be done. Our secondary and primary health care needs a lot of attention. Funding remains a mission. But in all of these there has been some progress that has been made, but there is a lot more to be done for us to get the quality of health ourselves, deliver the best to our citizens. Let's speak with Samuel this morning, clearing day. Doctor, who is a physician, has practised in Nigeria. I would like to show your thoughts. How do you feel today? David celebrates what's the feeling for you? Are you excited? Are you sad? What's the emotion? Thank you very much. I want to say I'm delighted to be here. Today, of course, you know, they set aside by the World Health Organization to highlight the important issues of the challenges and sometimes also the successes that we've had in public health space. I want to, you know, your earlier speaker, Stanley, said a lot about how I feel about Nigeria. Even though we've recorded some successes, I will most always say that because it's not just that you keep, you know, talking about the negatives and you don't talk about the positive. Ebola, of course, for example, was one of the successes that Nigeria was able to record. Then COVID too, of course, as opposed to what was, you know, postulated or, you know, thought that would happen to Nigerians in Africa. Africa and Nigeria was able to, you know, put themselves together and also let me know that there is indeed potentials if we're able to enhance all the resources or if we're able to put our heart together. Africa and Nigeria has a lot to do. And so if you ask me, I will say it's more of a mixed feeling, not necessarily a wild appeal for the successes that we have. I will say that when I look at the gaps and the deficits that we have, it's really something to ponder and think about.  What are the challenges so far, so good? 75 years, WHO will be celebrated, they have existed. But I'd like to ask you specifically, what are the challenges in the health sector in Nigeria that you have experienced first hand? Okay, so if you want to talk about the challenges, we have to, we want to put them close to the indicator, the indices. And like I said, Nigeria really, we're not doing well when it comes to those things. Let's start with them. The framework for having a functioning healthcare system, okay. The WHO gives about six building blocks, okay, in the framework. And the first one, of course, is service delivery, where you have to talk about, one of the indicators is the number of hospitals per population. Nigeria has over 200 million people. And from the Ministry of Health website, we have less than 40,000 health facilities. And this is including primary healthcare centers, Teshara hospitals. And of course, the private sector, 40,000. If you look at it to the population, you find that that is grossly inefficient. Of course, the next building block talks about healthcare workers. Healthcare workers have to do with your doctors, your nurses, to the population that we have. Nigeria currently has less than 40,000 doctors. Of course, if you look at the register, you see that a lot of people with this jacquard syndrome and greenery syndrome, you see that we are actually also not doing well as opposed to the WHO saying one physician to 600 people. In Nigeria, you see one doctor seeing more than 4,000 patients, which of course has led to more people living in the system because there has been cases of burnout and all of those things. So in health care workforce, retaining our healthcare workforce is another big issue. Like Sally said, Nigerian healthcare doctors, nurses are well sorted out all over the world. Why? Because they are quite brilliant and they are very industrial. So when it comes to retaining our health workforce and motivating in one of the indicators for assessing your workforce is how motivated are they? Okay. Do they have the resources? Do they have the equipment to work with? Do they have the right quote-unquote work, positive work environment and these things, they are happy to come to work, a doctor who has to see hundreds of patients every day and still has to end the same salary that has not changed over time. That kind of person really can give its best. But when they leave the environment and they go to an environment where those things are there, you see that they shine every day. So when it comes to health workforce, there's still a lot of gap. Okay. And the other one has to be, another building block is financing, healthcare financing. Of course, whenever I talk about this, I'm saddened because as opposed to other budget, other things are budgeted for. For example, Nigeria this year budgeted over $6 trillion for subsidy, oil subsidy, which even despite the subsidy, we are not able to assess the commodity, there's sick use. But look at health, the amount that has been budgeted for health has never gotten to 7%. As opposed to the Abuja declaration that says, when all head of state came to Africa, Nigeria to be signed, Abuja in 2001 and said minimum we should budget for health is 15%. Nigeria has never, ever gotten to that level. And of course, if you don't pump money into health, the outcome will not be right. So if you look at all of these things, training, I think that it is still not the best to be done. Yeah. So Stanley is here now. Stanley, do you agree with him that framing policy formulation, framing and what have you, all the issues, personnel, lack of funding also be the challenges that the, you know, the health sector on Nigeria's face would? Totally. Dr. Karidze is spot on in his analysis. Of course, he is in the field, he sees these issues. And his analysis is quite right about the state of Nigeria and health care. And I'll do, let me re-emphasize one point he made about allocation to health. It's not just that the allocation to health is poor. It's also that the distribution of this allocation also makes our quality of health care service really challenging. A bulk of the health, public health allocation goes to tertiary and secondary health institutions. Ignoring the building block of health system, which is the primary health care. What that has transmitted to is that health issues that can easily be managed at primary health care centers are not taken to the secondary and tertiary institutions, thereby overwhelming health workers in these health institutions who should be attending to advanced health issues. I'm sure Dr. Karidze understands what I'm saying. If you have malaria, there is no reason why you should go to the general hospital. Your first point of call should be the primary health care center in your area, and same for others in regular minor health challenges that people face. We should have a system where advancement to secondary and tertiary health institutions should be by referral. But what we have at the moment is that if I have had it, my first destination is the general hospital or the teaching hospital. This shouldn't be things that health centers at that level should deal with. And the reason why everybody heads in that direction is because of the way, even in the small health allocation that we have right now, the way it is not distributed has led to the level of inefficiency, thereby overwhelming the entire system. So we need to, in advocating for additional health resources, which I agree with Dr. Karidze as well, we also need to be more efficient in distributing this allocation in the health system in such a way that it leads to better health outcomes. We are also a country that our health system is quite expensive. And it sounds like, oh, we're not paying anything. When you ask people, they say, oh, our health system is subsidizing. We actually have an expensive health system, both at the federal and state level. The out-of-pocket expense for another Nigerian is quite high, right? When you compare it to their parents elsewhere, our out-of-pocket expense for healthcare is quite expensive. And then we direct resources away from other things that people can tackle, right? And then there was also, and I know Dr. Okay, they mentioned this, our workforce management is very poor. And when I say workforce management, it starts with payroll. The wages are extremely poor, they are delayed. We are constantly forcing our doctors to go and strike to be paid properly. Well, if the health system is priority for our doctors, our health workers, if not be subjected to kind of treatment that we see them go through every year when there is cost of, there is need for cost of living adjustment, they are forced to go and strike to get that basic cost of living adjustment. We tend to treat them as a set of people that should just accept what they are giving and make the best out of what they are giving. For the kind of work they do, they need to be motivated. Our current wage system for our health workers cannot be demotivated. Sometimes I worry about their mental health. It has to be a lot to watch people suffer and die every day for things that you can handle, but we do not have the resources and equipment to tackle those things. So we need to be most important to our health workers because they face a lot of challenges. It's not that people tend to say, oh, health workers are wicked. No, you need to look at the environment, include the health rates. You need to understand the kind of equipment and environment to keep their force to manage the work, health, promotion is always a challenge. Areas payment is always a challenge. Infrastructure in which, in the environment where the work is terrible, so the health, the education system is also becoming very challenging for them. Of course, and there's the challenge of corruption in the health, in the management of these cash resources in health. So there's just a lot of challenges in our health workers. But quickly, I mean, for the want of time, because in no time, we'll probably might just, you know, call this a wrap now, but I'd like to ask you, Stanley, that WHO has specific functions. The reason they exist and today 75 years would be celebrated. Do you think that WHO has lead up to expectation? I mean, when you look at Nigerian Africa as a content in terms of as a continent by the way, in terms of promoting health, keeping the world safe and the vulnerable as well. These are some of the key objectives of the WHO as an organization. For instance, COVID-19 and its vaccine, especially for Nigerian Africa. So again, the WHO plays a complementary role to what our own government should do does in respect to health. They have always provided the policy backing and support that countries need. In fact, if you need the best of information around Nigeria health system, you rely on WETU, more than you rely on Nigerian government. So they provide the necessary technical support. With respect to COVID, it was a night opener for not just Nigeria, but for no income countries. They may not say Africa, because we tend to think that the most challenges are in Africa. For COVID opened the eyes of the world to the inequality that exists in the world that we live in. When vaccine was made available, when vaccine was discovered or manufactured for COVID, the WETU countries bought up supply, bought up the entire supply running into three, four, five years while the poorer countries were left hanging without any vaccine supply. There was also the inappropriate pricing where the vaccine manufacturers were sending to the highest bidder, living low income. There was that uneven lack of fairness in who could assess vaccine. That's how we ended up with the WETU countries not turning vaccine distribution into a charity. US have donated this number of millions of vaccine. Spain has done this, UK has done this. We shouldn't have been in that situation if WHO had put in place a first system of distribution of vaccine. This is not to blame WHO because they did call out the unfairness. They did put mechanisms in place to make sure that all countries are able to assess this. There was a lot of criticism of WHO, especially in the run-up to this in the days leading to and after the COVID outbreak. But we also should recognize that there was a lot of effort to weaken the WHO as an institution. They are a trusted source of public health advisory globally. As we saw during COVID, questioning the expert's opinion, questioning the policy direction they were given did not help in managing COVID. I think that this is something that needs to, what did I need to think through about how we treat international institutions such as WHO? Where did they fail in some aspect? Of course, there was a lot of uncertainty with COVID. There was a lot that was unknown with COVID. Did they try their best to make the best of policy recommendation? Yes, they did try. They did it to the best outcome. Sometimes they failed as with every other human institution. But I think that they continue to play an important role. They have saved the world a lot of times. They have also learned lessons. They've set up health emergency centers across the world to monitor potential outbreaks. They are doing better in terms of changing the discussion around access to vaccine. Right now, they are working with the African governments to make sure that we no longer have the vaccine system where vaccine access is now restricted to two countries. We need to take a pause there. Let's get back to Dr O'Kerinde. O'Kerinde, I'd like to bring this to you. If you don't already know, I want to assume that you know already that there's a bill that has scaled through the second reading. It is to prevent Nigerian medical or dental practitioners from being granted full license until they have worked for a minimum of five years in the country. Like I said, it's past the second reading.  How do you describe this entire bill that has gone through the second reading? O'Kerinde. Thank you. I must say that in one of the things that one of the reading block I was going to talk about is leadership and governance. Okay. And very, very important in that reading block is political will, policy, and all of those things. And we can see that there is a major problem with our health workforce. And what are these problems? Workers are not well compensated. They are not motivated. And like Sally said, there is no written version. You know, their basic allowances are not paid. You have to go and strike before you can get those things that you are entitled to. All right. And of course, no infrastructure.  You know, there's a lot of burnout. And the response to that, instead of, you know, improving the worth here, in giving them, for example, motivating them, there is a reason why those people are living. What we call the poor factor. All right. You have the push factors. There is no job security. There is no loan capacity. They are not happy. And then to further worsen the system, instead of you attending to those basic things, all we could think about is stifling them, taking away their fundamental rights. There is a free movement. There is a workforce mobility, you know, and all that the government can think about other than solving the problem.  I think it's indeed an unfortunate situation. And I must say at this point that it is not only doctors or health workforce that are living. We have even other people in the banks, you know, we are having, you know, we are having like an epidemic. People in the banks, engineers, professionals in other fields are living. So if all that our Senate could think about, our House of Representatives could think about, instead of putting legislation that makes life easier, better, creating more medical schools, improving their wages, all you, if all you could think about is legislation, I think it's really an unfortunate situation. And I don't think they are going to be nice. What that we do is to further demotivate health workforce. And they will say they are not, I mean, you come for them to come to work, they will resign, and maybe they will start selling paper or sand or something that will be able to take care of their needs. So I think they need to look into that law or that bill that's just passed a committee and it should be, it should just be queued. That bill should not move further. I can't, I think that Stanley also needs to share his thoughts on this one, especially when you know you are the country director at one campaign with policies like this. Before this, I'd like to ask what are the contribution of your organization, you know, to the health care sector in Nigeria, development of it. And also, what are your thoughts on this recent bill that has killed the second reading automatically just to pit down, you know, those in the medical sector, put them down or tie them down as it were. So they can't, you know, jack ma in the words that we have, you know, coined for lead to other parts of the country.  Someone said that talents go where the resources are available. And that is what has happened to Nigeria Health System. The talent are going where they can put their talents to use and be rewarded for that talent. You cannot train a doctor, provide them the worst environment to work in and then expect that they remain in that environment when there are places where they can deliver quality and then also be rewarded for it. So as Dr. O'Kerry mentioned, the governance component of our health is solely lacking. The quality of thoughts that we see from the leadership is also solely lacking. If this is of all of the myriad of challenges, there's a lot of people that are living in the health system. And when you make a long list of the challenges in our health system, the factors from the health sector rank very low, right? There are, maybe you would have listed 10 things before you get to the point of doctors are departed as a talent. And you then leave all of the challenges at the top and then tackle the one that is the least of the problem. Because once you solve the problems at the top, this one will stop. So it's unfortunate that this is the quality of thinking we're seeing as providing governance and leadership for our health sector. Really, really unfortunate. And I hope that there is a way to think. The question I was speaking to you when I read about this news and the question we asked you, if you say that we cannot be given a license to practice until after five years, what would they be doing in the five years? Are they going to be practicing with our license? There's just a lot of questions to be asked about this kind of thinking. And I hope that cooler heads step in and give the House appropriate recommendation on how to tackle the challenge facing health. Definitely not this approach. In terms of what we have done at an organization in health, we have been here for a while. We joined other NGOs working in the health sector. We collaborated with the health sector from coalition, the coalition of NGOs working in health to champion for the passage of the Nigeria Health Act, which is the foundation on which the Nigeria Health System and Legislation and Governance is built on. Really, in championing for the passage of that law, we have since the law came into effect, we have championed for components like the basic healthcare provision fund. We spent two years pushing the federal government to make that fund, which was covered in the National Health Act as well, making that operational. And it took two years of campaigning to get the federal government to commit to funding, to making that fund operational. In the last one, two years, since the fund has become operational and is the supporting fund primary health care center, we are now because of making sure that it provides the most quality to people, citizens. I really don't want us to just go away. It's world health day. It's not every other time we have the opportunity to talk about these issues. So actually, let's take a breather to you now and speak with Dr. O'Kerrynday. O'Kerrynday, what policies or what statement, what exactly do you think the focus should be on this particular day? I mean, I like the fact that it's world health day. It gives us the opportunity to talk about all of the issues and what's the way forward? What are the policy formulation, direction? What's the, what are stakeholders expected to do at this point in time to ensure that we have a better society and better health care system? Okay. So the theme for the world health day basically talks about health for all, which is basically calling all actors of stakeholders to ensure that there is an universal health coverage. And what we know is that the best form of health care delivery or health care system has to do with PHC, health care, which basically is the bedroom, is very critical to achieving health coverage. So we are saying that number one, the policy should be that the government should invest massively in primary health care. Okay. That is, that has been said, you know, as way back as the, you know, amateur declaration and the national declaration in 2018 is there. Number two, let's, let's, let's localize some of these things down. Practical one, there needs to be a policy that balance all public orders, all politicians from going out for health care services. You know, instead of putting a policy that ensleeves or hold back health care professionals, doctors, let's put a barrier to see all, all public office from the president, right, to the list of public office that do not go out to seek care so that they can see the decades, decades of the rots that we have with they have to stay back, then they will be willing to invest. They have to be policy about training and retraining. They have to be policy about, like he's also said, the problem about the financing, you know, the, the renumeration, the compensation. And I'm also say that one of the reasons why doctors health workers are living is because they are also not secure. Several doctors have been killed. Why they are providing health care services to the populace, to the people, you know, because there is no facility, you know, there's no infrastructure to take care of those things, of those people. Then the people take it on the doctors and they, you see doctors being stabbed, doctors being kidnapped, even other health workers. So we need policies that will ensure that doctor, doctor's securities is ensured. And so just look at those, all the issues that we have raised, improve their renumeration, improve their working environment, have more infrastructure, starting with talking about the distribution.  We have to go now. And I am, I am very saddened that I have to let you go really. And that's because we have to join the next guest for our conversation but Stanley Atronu, thank you so much for being part of the show. He is the Nigerian country director at one campaign in the FCT, right here in Nigeria. Thank you once again. And Dr. Samuel Okreinde, thank you so much for also making our time to speak out, you know, and talk about, you know, the challenges of the health sector in Nigeria. We look forward to, you know, having this conversation, you know, in the next couple of days or thereabout. He's also a public health physician. He practices in Lagos, that's a university teaching hospital. Thank you gentlemen for being part of the show. Thank you for having us. All right then. We take a break. When we return, Monday Thomas joins us this morning on Friday to talk about spots. We'll be right back.


The Gradle documentation has a very good example of how to do to the movement, and you can see it here, there's like an 8-way directional movement, there's a rotation plus movement, and rotation movement with the mouse, click and move, there are a lot of examples, and it's very good that they give you all this information, but if you want to do it with visual scripting you might be a little bit lost, so let's go ahead and recreate this same tutorial in visual scripting. So, first step would be to add the keys, so we need to add the left, right, up, down and click, we're not going to be adding the click because we're only going to be doing the 8-way movement first. I have a new project here, I added some images that my brother made, so I'm going to be using those, it looks a bit nicer, and yeah, project settings, input map, and here we can add our new keys. So, left, right, up and down, okay, left is going to be a key, A, right is going to be a key, D, okay, up and down. So, that way we can access these variables, so we know what kind of keys are we going to be using in the tutorial, and we do the same with the arrow keys, some users might prefer them, I don't know who still prefer them, but hey, left, right, up and down. Okay, so we have all the keys here. Let's close it now and create a 2D scene. In this 2D scene I will add the background, which is the image that my brother made. We are going to be moving the player, which is this sprite that we have over here, but first, let's continue with the official tutorial. We have a kinematic body, which is a kind of node, as we can see here. A kinematic body, we have a variable here, which is the speed of the movement, and then all the code with the logic. So, you can read the description here if you want to learn more a little bit about vector math, but I will assume you already have the basics covered, so let's go ahead and start with the scripting. First of all, we need to create a new node, which is going to be a kinematic body. You can see the icon of the little guy moving, so this indicates you that this is the node that you want for a player in a game. So, we have it here, but there's a problem with it. We have a warning first, we cannot see any image. So, first of all, now we can add a new sprite node, and this sprite will be the texture here. You see this variable here will be the player, so we can drag and drop it there, and we have the player. Now, another thing I'm going to do is lock this node, so the children are not being selectable, and let's save this scene. It's going to be 8-way movement. Okay, let's move the player in the middle of the screen, and now, since the image is bigger than the viewport, let's modify the viewport so it's full screen. Let's see this image, it's 608 and 544, so let's go to project settings, general, window, and here we can set 608 and 544. We disable resizable, okay, so we have it here. Now, we center this, let's transform, you can set it to 0 again, and the offset is not going to be centered, alright, so we have the window here. Let's try it out, and we have here the window with the player, same as we have it here, so this is our game. Let's add the movement now. So, we right click on the node, we attach a script, and instead of using the language gd script, we're going to be using visual script. The name of the script is going to be the same as the name of the scene this time, because it's a tutorial for 8-way movement. Recreate it, and we have our view here. So, this is the 3.2 version of visual scripting, they added a bunch of features, and it's overall better than the version that we have currently in 3.1 or previous. There are still some issues, but we can circumvent around them pretty easily. Let's set up a view so that we can see both the tutorial with the code and the visual scripting on the same screen. Let's make this smaller, as small as possible, so we have more room to work on our canvas here. And let's see, it extends kinematic body, it says on the first line, and we see here the base type is kinematic body, so this is the same. Now, we need a variable, which is speed, the speed for the moment of the guy there. So, we add a variable, we right click, we edit the member, it's going to be an integer, the value is going to be 200, and let's double click to rename it, it's going to be speed. And we also need a new variable, which is going to be velocity. So, velocity, and we edit, it's going to be a vector 2, like so. So, we have here the same, we have this and speed. We have export here, which means that whenever you click on the node, you can modify it from the specter. You see, like when I click here on the node, we have some properties here in the inspector, collision, motion. If you want to modify the speed and you don't want to open the script and doing it manually, you can right click here, edit member, and set to export. And as soon as I click it, you can see that the variable is appearing now on the inspector, so we can change it to the value we want later on. Let's go back to the script. After getting the speed exported, the velocity, we now have a function, which is get input. This is going to reset the velocity, it's going to be checking for the keyboard input, so if we press right, or if we press left, it's going to move the velocity in a different direction. And then it will set the velocity to a normalized version of itself, multiplied by the speed. Okay, so how can we create this function? On the editor, we have another section here, instead of variables, we have the functions, and we can create one and rename it. Pressing here on the pencil, it's going to be called get inputs. So we have the same, we have the function get input. And this arrow is going to be marking the flow of how the app works. So first thing we need to do is to set the velocity to zero, to reset it here. I can use this variable here, I can press control, and I click here, and I drag it to the screen. And when I drop it, we have here the set velocity. This is the same as the first line, and it's set to zero by default, so that's what we want. We connect the flow from here to here, and we have the first line of our code. Now we need to start checking for actions. And to do so, we can right click in this empty part of the screen, we can right click, and now do the action press. Here we have a visual screen action, we double click it, and we have this action. We can set here the variable that we want to check, so we have a list of all the actions that we created before. So let's check the first one is right, let's check for right. This will give us if it's being pressed or not, but we need the conditional. The conditional here in this case is if this action is pressed, let's add plus one to velocity. So let's do a conditional. We can drag and drop from here to an empty place, and condition open. The condition will require everything that is here on the left, it's a requirement. And everything that is here on this box is the default. In this case, here, when we were setting the velocity, we could set it here like we can write it or we can give it a value. But in this case, since it's false, it will always be false. Since we want that value to be the checker here, like is the action press, we can connect it and it will take the value from there. Okay, so now that we are checking, we need to set the velocity. In this case, there are no way of adding plus one to a variable. Now you see here the x is the horizontal and y is the vertical. There is no easy way of doing this. We will need three different visual nodes. In this case, one that will be getting the velocity. So we drag and drop it so we get the current velocity. Now it's going to be pressing control and drag and drop it, setting the velocity. And another one is going to be, we can right click in the middle and it's going to be math add. So we are adding. The description could be better, but yeah, okay. We open it. Now, as you see here, it will require two different values. In this case, it's the current velocity that we have and the velocity that we want to add in this case is plus one to x. So in x, we add plus one and okay, this will give us the new velocity that we want and we can connect the result to the set velocity call. Since we want this to only happen when the condition is true, in this case, the condition being action right, we connect the flow of the chart here. So we start the script. We reset the velocity. We check for the action press in this case, right. And if it's true, we set the velocity to a new value. That value is going to be the addition of the current velocity plus the one velocity. So we need to do the same for all the different keys. The flow is going to be a bit weird, but let's go ahead now and check for the other ones. Let's add more room. I need to see better. This is starting to get claustrophobic a little bit. Maybe we can press here on this destruction free mode and boom, we have it full screen. Okay, so now let's continue with the left. So again, right click action because it's what we are checking. Press it here. Oh no, to change these values, I need the inspector and here I don't have it. So let's go out of destruction mode and set the left one. And since I want to be back there, I want to get the other ones. So right click action and again, right click and action. It will be the same every time you click it. So now have right, have left. Now we need down, which is the default one. If you wanted to show that you have to change to another one and then back to down and use it here. The title up is the last one. Okay, so now that we have them all, I can go back to full screen. Okay, let's do the same now for this. But as you can see here, the order of the flow when you're writing code in text is always from top to bottom. So every line that is on top is going to be executed before the next one. In this case, it's following the white arrow. So if we have this conditional here, when this conditional is done, we can continue with the second conditional. So whenever this is done, let's drag and drop to a new area and let's create another condition. So this condition, it's going to be the left checking. Let's connect left again. And we can do the same for the other two. We can do the math later. We drag and drop to the air, another conditional. We place it here nice and tidy. We connect it. We do it again, another condition. And we should have the four keys ready. Now let's do this set and get velocity of all of them. So pressing control, we get the set. So let's create three of them for the other ones. And we get now the values just without pressing control or anything. We're just recreating these three times. And now the addition with math add. We do right click, math add again, right click, math add again. Okay, let's connect everything. So if this is true, we want to set the velocity. The velocity is going to be a plus in this case, minus one. And that value is going to be set here. The same goes here. So let's add it. If we press down, we want to add to y plus one. So here in y, we add plus one. And we connect it here. And if this is true, okay. Now here again. If this is true, we connect it. And we want to subtract one. So minus one. And we set the velocity here. So we have all these lines done already. Actually, all this. We are almost there. We only need to set the velocity and create a physics process function. It looks very, very unorganized. There's probably better ways of doing this. So you can go ahead and play with it. I prefer to have it like this because it's more similar to above. We can change it later. So now we need to get again, we need to set velocity. So press control, drag and drop, set velocity. We connect the done with the set velocity. And the value to get this is going to be a bit trickier. First of all, we need to get the speed. Second of all, we need to get the velocity. But the velocity, if you see here, is going to be normalized. What does it mean normalized? It means that whenever you're pressing up and left, it's not going to be going faster than if you're just going in that diagonal. There are a lot of tutorials covering that, so I invite you to read them. But if you don't want to, it's something that you have to do in this system. And since we are following the tutorial code in the documentation, which is something that you can do on your own, let's just do it as it is there. So normalization, how do we go and we search for that? The same as we do with the rest of the things, we right-click and we type normalized. So vector to normalize. Here, this is the one that we want open. It takes one value, in this case a vector, and it will give us the normalized speed. And now before setting it, we need to multiply them both. So right-click, math, multiply. We can multiply two values. In this case, we want to get the speed and the normalized velocity to the other one. So you can see here, it doesn't let me select. It doesn't let me do this because it's expecting some integers. So let's go and go out of this mode. So instead of having an integer, we're going to do this as a vector too. This is the first time we have to modify something to adapt to this. The code can work if you do a little hack, but here with any, if you set it to bold for instance and any, it should get them as you want. So if you get the int and you multiply it by there, it doesn't allow you, it changed automatically for some reason. I think that's not how it's supposed to happen, but we can remove this node and change this variable to be a vector too. And since the speed is going to be the same up and down, left and right, let's just do the same value for both. So we had to improvise a little bit, but we should be fine. Let's remove this old speed and let's get the new speed. So now you see it's a pink one as well. And we can add the math, multiply again. And it should be fine now because we can take one vector too, another vector too, and the result is going to be a vector too as well. And we can set it to speed. So we have the first piece of our puzzle done, which is the function get input. Now we have the physics process. So every time you see in a tutorial function that has this underscore at the beginning, that means that it's a function that already exists in this class. In this case is Kinematic Body. To access a list of all these functions, you can press here on this drawer. And when you click it, you have here all the functions that this class has. So now we want to get the physics process. We open it and we have here the function and the delta, which you can see here. It's already there. We're not going to be using the delta for now, but you can use it later as a regular get value here. So let's first of all call a function, which is get input. So we can drag and drop it, get input, and we are running it. Let's connect it. So now we just need to set the velocity and use this move and slide. So let's get the right click, move and slide. Here we have it. Move and slide. It's not move and collide. Okay. And also not with Snap. Like we just move and slide it. Okay. Let's connect the white arrow, move and slide. And we need to get the velocity. So we drag and drop the velocity. And now the result of this is what we want to set the velocity to. So we press Ctrl, drag and drop velocity, and we set the velocity to the move and slide. That way this is the same as these lines. This part of here is the same as all this. This part on the side here, the two variables are these two things. And here we have the base type of that. So let's go ahead and save it the moment of truth. Let's try it. Let's see how many errors we got. Okay. Nothing's broken yet. Let's press the keys and we move the guy around the screen. That's great. So we have the same tutorial with the same effect here. You see it moving in the same directions. Right now it just overlaps everywhere. It doesn't matter. But at least we got it just moving as we wanted. You can do the same kind of translation for the rest of them. For the direction you're going to need to create a different variable, which is rotation deer. And you're going to have to be adding the speeds, things like that. But you already know everything you need to know to implement this. And the same with the rest. There's not a lot of magic to it and having very nice tutorials around. It's also something that is very useful. But if you want to do the visual scripting, you might not know how to do it. So I hope this tutorial helped. I'm going to do just one extra thing at the end, because I'm getting nervous that this guy is kind of blurry. So it's just an extra. I'm going to select here the player, which is the PNG that I have and import. Okay, I had to deselect it and select it again now with the import. Let's remove the filter. Let's re-import it. Let's run it again. And now it's very sharp. Okay, so now that's better. So thank you very much. I want to thank my Patreons and everyone that commented, liked and subscribed on my videos. And there are more video tutorials coming soon. Just to talk a bit more, and if you are still here, maybe you want to know my opinion, but I feel like the visual scripting is still not there yet. There are a lot of improvements, of course, but there are still a lot of things that we should be improving. I'm going to try to do them myself. So I'm learning a little bit of C++ and seeing how I can contribute to Godot itself. But enough with the rambling, and thank you very much for coming today. And see you next time. Bye.


Okay, she is she not even in the coachy Been a minute since I failed job because everything that was going on. I mean I've been blogging but I haven't really like do like a Get ready with me since like everything that's been happening So girl you are not alone if you are really crazy right now If you just feel like in like a funk because I do But I'm trying to get out of that little funk But we still have a lot to fight for like and it's still probably gonna be a never-ending fight because of the color of our skin Which is so sad, but girl Anyway, so yeah, so today I'm just gonna be doing like a little honestly But I'm gonna be getting ready because today I have booked this little hotel just for like a little getaway I've been in a house.  Like, you know that Kim K Like new type of vibe, you know, I'm saying so if you're new here. Hello. My name is Kyra. Don't forget to like So first Girl, we need some of my hair. So today's hair sponsor is Julia hair company 26 inches of greatness, baby And I think that and I install this wig myself Because you know a girl is coming up in a world and selling her own ways I just want to do like effortless curls and Like something effortless would like this side part I'm gonna like be messy with it and stuff like while I'm taking like my little flakes So I'm about to cut it a little bit and then put some So I feel like my baby hairs are a little harsh But like I would wear my baby hairs like this in real life like this is how I like my baby hairs But yeah, it's cute and all the hair details will be in the description box below This is again, Julia hair company the wigs bomb Oh Wrong so multi bothers myself bleaching eyes dining black and stuff like that comment below like What other I should do? I really want to get into like a color But yeah, let me I kind of want to put some layers in this here. Just a little bit Girl, I'm gonna do this I'm new today's true to this So we don't see let's see But yes, all the hair details on this way to be in the description box Yeah Let me show you where I'm starting to cut it cuz I don't want this to be like one length So these days, I'm thinking I'm like a stylist or something Like it's not honestly, it's not a bad idea to learn how to do y'all hair like You could get the luxury of Like this straight. Oh, this is cute other side But yeah, it's not a bad idea to do that. That's gonna be cute Yeah, it's not a bad idea to learn how to do y'all here Because you could save so much money And not be in the hair stylist chair for a minute. It was the echo in the in the video. I'm so sorry But this bathroom is so cute. Like this is my dream Yeah, that's Girl even what if I cut my nipple?  This is like it's gonna be cute But yeah, girl This hair is bomb like I said all the hair details will be in the description box below now We're gonna get the styling this first and Then we gonna get into like the makeup and the makeup is gonna be like minimal like I don't want that much I want this to be like cute minimal makeup Very very like skin type makeup. I don't know about y'all, but I love before I even like start getting ready. I like to Smell some type of way. Like I like to smell good. Why does my nose look skinny? Love y'all new hair or not, but this is literally my favorite Lotion bum bum cream and I mix it with cocoa butter because I've been having Exima flare-ups, I don't know what it's from.  Like what's up? I have to like Smell good. Like, you know, I cannot not smell good I Cover my hair right now.  I miss curls. I think I'm gonna plug these out Y'all this they can just text me like I told y'all about this him before he texted me out the blue today I Don't want you like that.  No So I didn't say that he might oh First of all, what's honey? I texted him back at 8 43 It's 1106 like I don't like niggas like that. Like I should really like not text him back But I'm in place little game. He said I'm chillin love.   That's what I'm gonna say.   I'm putting your leg And we just went about a okay. I wish I had some luke Man, I haven't had hooping in so long. Like I could not wait to book I could not wait to book a flight to Atlanta life.    Let y'all check out julia here with my makeup in here But yeah, this is so cute. It's all Gucci It's gonna be like a super Bear shoot because I forgot my lashes my last glue on me So yeah, but shout out to homegirls when I put these lashes on they're called impeccably lash So yeah, and her packaging is so cute and y'all really take a lot of Consideration into y'all packing in and I love that those ones that are sent to me.   So we gonna make this work. Okay Don't mind my lip liner y'all But um and I just curled them show me this trick a long time ago I don't know if y'all know this or not But you can just go like meh like push on Like the top like that and to get the most out of your mascara My lashes long.  It's a little like the broad part That's my first time getting like a plunge of brown from her And it's it's making my boobs look saggy like and I don't feel like putting on my skin set right now So, I don't know. We'll see how these pictures come out if they come all good. You'll see them, but they don't Whatever But yeah, y'all make sure y'all go shop Julia here. All the hair details will be in the description box below and yeah, so Um, let's just see what I do So I will check in back with y'all once I get done on this clothing And she want to get get every lantern they got She don't want to go shopping for my house like You couldn't find me nothing. It's been a couple days Since I got ready girl, love I am feeling so Girl, I just heard of my period. Oh my god, like Girl, I was cramping so bad today. It came on while I was at work Girl, I was like, I need to go home like y'all like no, I can't do it. Like I was literally like Like dad like I was so I was like crotch over like I could barely move I hate starting my period on random times like especially when I'm not at home But anyway, so yeah, I came home took a shower put my pajamas on and I've been in the bed Since been watching 90 day fiance. I just started watching it yesterday. Y'all need to get on this It's 90 day fiance before the 90 days. They have a whole bunch of like categorized 90 day fiance And I'm only on this one, but everybody keeps telling me I need to start from season one, but I probably will but not Girl, I have so much work to do like I'm like, let me get out of bed and Get some work done So Yeah, I'm uploading the video today. That's gonna upload it But today I really want to go get some crocs Like I'm a croc girl and I really want to get some new ones and I need to get some new scrubs Because I need short sleeve ones And I don't know what's open, but it's gonna be four So I don't know. I need to go to the bathroom because girl is coming out of me So Hold that. Also. I just got a big package from Zara. I just ordered a whole bunch of cute Girl I come with the looks and y'all were asking where This belt was from oh god.  It's so stylish and chic.  I I'm gonna tell y'all teeth so listen so opali like I wanted to work with opali just because I wanted to kind of gain a relationship with them Because they do not like to pay black influencers So I was like, you know what I want the content.  She happened. We're taking notice to the brains that are not acknowledging us Burt skirt.   Y'all not showing numbers Y'all not putting up shutting up.       I don't know. I feel like shit Um, because I'm on my period and but I really need to edit my skincare routine and Do all that because I need to film a video tomorrow so I don't know. I'm just trying to Hiding myself up to get into a better mood Because girl This is just not it Okay, this feeling is not it and I gotta stay in on my booty Uh, this is so irritating So anyway So I'm about to get my life together. I literally just got out of bed So I'm gonna see What I'm gonna do So yeah, but I definitely for sure for sure need to edit up my vlog So we're probably gonna do that and I really want to go to the crock store Because I really want to get these crocs For my co-worker because her grandma just passed away.   You just got there She's court. She's a queer. She's a lesbo.   Like I don't know like these couples is crazy and girl Do not get me on Baby love like listen That whole relationship girl Please He just wants to get to america baby and he want to be a musician But the other one that irritates me is um But I really want the russian girl and that one boy to work it out like they so cute together and then um What is the other cut?  I think that's her name She really was trying to get groovy with a young a young latin boy is she I don't know Girl this show was a hot mess. So make sure you tune in.  They're annoying.  It's like that. That should annoys me. This show is a mess But yeah, they're my least favorite But yeah, y'all I'm just situating myself right now I'm about to take a shower and then um another shower and then get out and edit because I really I need to you know D lax or something.   Oh my god This is so ghetto. But anyway, so I just got this pfb um, this is supposed to help With like lightning your Bikini area under arms and I really struggle with this I think I said this in the beginning of the video and it just came in a mail So I'm really excited to try this so I'll let y'all know I'll keep y'all updated because I really want like My art page to be the same color as my arm for the summertime bikini area, whatever And it's yeah, so I'm really excited. I'm really excited to try that out y'all.  This period is really draining my energy Hey, y'all it's the next day. I just got home from work.  Y'all know I had a posted video yesterday vlog y'all probably already seen it obviously And well, some of y'all because I had uploaded it Then it was fine. Like I let it, you know, let YouTube do a thing And see if it was like copyrights or anything wrong with it because you want to make your video private before You make it live.  So Girl, I had posted it.   But I think I'm about to I'm going to change the song real quick And then I'm about to Re-upload it. I'll do that right now And then I'll probably work out real quick and then Um, I need to watch my makeup version and stuff like that. So Yeah, so I'll talk to y'all in a second. I just need to get this Hi, I'm here to pick up my um order Hey, y'all, so I had to pick up some makeup from ultra since they got curbside pickup And Girl what was up in the tail you? Oh So I was at the post office right because I had to go pick up my package um and so I was sitting in line and my job I live in like a majority Caucasian area so So Do you need do you need to see See this thank you That's weird as fuck.   I said girl go I bet that was funny But yeah y'all so I'm just out making errands, but I'm probably gonna go home and I'm probably gonna go home And I just had to pick up some stuff from Ulta but um Yeah, and I'm gonna stop at the crocs store if I can make it there So I'm gonna show y'all my crocs as soon as I get to the crib But yeah, I thought that she was Hey, y'all so I just got back from the store Yeah, this is what I got from crocs. I love crocs. They're so comfortable I literally never thought I would like crocs I'm used to talk about them when I was younger like them look like Real alligator mouths and I think that's the concept anyways, so But yeah, y'all crocs are the best thing ever if you do not have a pair get up here.  So So I got these chrome ones. They're so cute. I put a day in k and then I put Yass with the fire emoji. These are so cute on and it's gonna look so cute When my legs are tan and you know when I get outside more with some anklets So cute So yeah, and then I also got these ones Because if you do not know me You probably never knew this or probably won't know banana is my favorite fruit besides strawberries So I got the ones with bananas on them because it was like a special deals like buy one get one or something So I got these And then also I had got these for my work friend my work home girl Because her grandma Passed away and she's been wanting to pair of crocs because I wear my crocs to work and she's always like I want to pair And her grandma recently passed away. So I wanted to gift her these So and I thought this was cute and her name is kuyam. So I got her like a cute So, yeah, these are cute So yeah y'all So I'm just about to put these up But anyways y'all that wraps up this little vlog. I hope you guys enjoyed I really don't know how this vlog is gonna go. So we'll see But I love y'all so much.   I hate it so i'm just gonna be editing for the rest of tonight and Just trying Planned out the rest of my week because I got a busy week. I got Stuff to fulfill, you know And yeah y'all I love y'all so much and I'll see y'all next day. Y'all


What is up, YouTube? Ew, boy. Burnt. I have my times of forgetting. I'm done forgetting, bro. I promise you, like, this video, the next video, I'm never gonna forget again. I promise y'all, I'm never forgetting again. Can I get some applaud emojis in the comments below, because I remember it. Come on, I remember it. Now look, today, we are gonna be reviewing Emily Willis' Pussy. Huh? And just like that, all the ad revenue is out the doors, so. When did you say that again? I said, we're gonna be rating Emily's, uh. Emily who? Emily. Emily. Willis. Can I see it? I need to pay for it, yeah, nigga? Dingo, you in love with, well, I used to, well, you got too happy when I said Emily Willis. I ain't never seen nobody. You know, that's my favorite chorus, though, man. So, can I pay for it, boy, damn.  Can I leave you my intro first and I'll call you back in? You can look with me, bro. Like. I can pull up a shirt? Yeah, sure. Nigga, I ain't doing my intro yet. Each of my boomers, you know what I'm saying? You just don't like how to subscribe? Let's see how it goes. You, you. Yeah. But I guess I need to do the video. All right, y'all. So look, we gotta look up, hold on. Emily Willis. Emily Willis. Only fans.  Emily is archived. No, I want her actual only fans. Why is she winning leaks first? I want her actual only fans. Let me make sure. Whoa. Bro, it's not even. Hold on. I want Emily Willis's only fans. Hold on. We gon' find it. Give me a second. Two hours later. Hey, shout out to Trace King. You know what I'm saying? Hey, y'all, go follow Trace.  You know what I'm saying? Okay, hold on. Nigga, you got, damn. She got three, oh my goodness. K likes. 600, bro. This is a job job.  Five dollars per month? I work for you, brother. I didn't go a lot, bro.  Can I get an L for Trace in the comments? He's simping. But yeah, so we finna, we finna just get straight into it, but let's just pay.   I'm a predator for you. Oh God, my wallet. All right, checks. Anything you want to say before we get into here? We finna get straight into it. No, let's go, let's go.  Okay, bro, let's see. Let's see what we got. Let's see what we got. First things first, we got, okay. So we have a video. Check out my 30 day scene with Antonio Hardman. Do you know what that is? Yes.  Why do you know who Amelior is starting? Is he black? He's white? No, I'm playing black.   She already work. She already work. Is it her face? Nigga, she already work. Hold up, we didn't even do it yet, but I'm gonna replay this back. Hold up. Nigga, my phone. She already work. I didn't think, bro, we coming off the job like that. Hey daddy.  No, there's mines.  I'm sorry. That's her job. Look at him.   There's my job. Look at her. Check your DMs. We're gonna take the DMs later. We're gonna take the DMs.  What she got for me? Hold on.  Oh, I do see Titty. You already see it in the nipple too. I guess it's her. She look a little freaky. I just got to have. Ricky, is that Ricky? What is that? Round four with the biggest, hottest, longest, monster fucking. Monster fucking. Monster fucking. That nigga ugly.   For free. For free. Bruh.    We want to see young niggas. We don't want to see these old niggas, bruh. What's this shit? She acting now too. What's up with this shit?     Good. A brother's water fountain. Who are you? You were too? I think you're good. Hey. Emily Willis, bruh, if you see this video, he wants to be in one of your scenes. You know what I'm saying?  She look, I don't know if I can do that because you got to have a maxed out contract. And I don't know if you've got the attributes for that. He will definitely be in one of your motherfucking, with her face, bruh. Hey, this is art, though. This is really art. Why are we this low? Watch out for the ink. It's so cinematic, bruh. White people, wait, I'll look. One of them is white. I mean, it's a threesome, so you know what I'm saying? I'm about to be the dirtiest, nastiest, I've been. Oh my God. Oh my God. He's turning white. He's turning white. He's turning white. He's turning white. How's he turning red, bruh? He's turning white. He's turning white. He's turning white. He's turning white.      Player Kool-Aid, nigga.  You don't drink that?  Emily will be looking right now.  When you in there. I'm not sure how you know. Yeah! It's that bad? It's that bad? It really is.   Everybody out there, I think I'm your biggest fan. Right around. No cap. Definitely your biggest fan. I follow both of your accounts.  Like, they don't. They really don't.  You wake up. I think I'm gonna get a booty deal. Our girl. She's the internet girl. So look. Imagine you wake up. You wake up. I think I'm gonna get a booty deal. Our girl. She's the internet girl. So look. Imagine you wake up. You wake up in the morning. And it says Emily Willis on your phone. And you open it. It says, one attach me. You open it. It's this picture with the text. Hi daddy. I can't wait to see you later today. What you doing? What you doing later that day? What you think? That's all I'm asking you. What y'all doing? Everything.  Well, I let her put a deal on my booty. That's how far I go. Some niggas you can't control. But hey. Let's see what else we got. So we got, that's another picture.  Well, I let her put a deal on my booty. That's how far I go. You can't control. But hey. Let's see what else we got. So we got. That's another picture. I ain't really worried about that.  And she put a little bit extra in this motherfucker. That's huge. Oh, hold on. Let me just go. You know what I'm saying? I need to unsubscribe. You ain't getting another $5 on me. Word. She not getting another $5 out of me. I will. I want to see you. Do it all. I want to see you get fucked. No, nigga. We need the archives. So we come to our face, bro. Go on. Can we go to the normal pic? We ain't, bro. We're in the archives, bro.    Where's the video? She might want to do it. Bro, Licky. Bro, it's just a come. It's just a come right, bro. Calm down. God, nigga.  See, look. You want to see come on her face? Look. You can see come on her face. She's so far. I ain't going to lie. The way she touches things, like. She's out. Yes, bro. So look. How you feel about feet? I'm in. I'm in. What? Do you think she can make you come with her feet? Just talking and looking at me like that? Brangle on. She looks so tired when she's rolling her knees. Brangle on. Her knees. Megan knees. I ain't got a lot.  Oh, she's on a helicopter right there. Hi, daddy. You going to go play with her? Bro, I'm not going to get big. So I can just be on the body with her. What? She says, ah, I bit that motherfucker. Let's see. She may have a lot of space still in there. She knows what she's doing. So let me ask this then. If Aiden calls you and was like, hey, I'll put you on a blind date with Emily Willis. But you got to do the speed dance. Are you doing the speed dance? I do. Do that motherfucker right now. No, because I'm going to do it there. I'm not with her. Why not? Because I'm not with her. Just do it now. Show her how you would do it. She could be watching right now. I want to see you do the speed dance. Do it right there. Do it. Do that motherfucker. Hit that motherfucker. Hey, Emily Willis. But hit him up. Look, he got squats down. So tricks. Rate what we just seen. What are you? 100. 100 out of 10? It's out of 10? Yes. 100.  Let's break it. Let's break it. She's never going there. Okay. So I need you to do me a favor. I need you to like this video and message. First of all, follow me on Instagram and tell Emily Willis. Tracks, her number one fan wants to go on a blind date with her. She literally is in love with this girl, bro. We need to get Emily Willis attention. Message Emily Willis. Try to spam up as well. I don't know how many people see this. Spam up Emily Willis and say, you need to talk to Burt Biscayne. So he can get you on the blind date. Don't tell her about the blind date. Just Burt Biscayne needs to talk to you. Burt Biscayne wants to talk to you. Spam her up. By the way, when I get to 20K on Instagram, I will be doing a giveaway. Some money, maybe a PS5. I've been trying to do a PS5 giveaway, another one at least. Yeah, so subscribe and comment. I love y'all.