It is Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday, Monday match game. We're playing match game today, we're playing match game. Let me put on some music. I had some technical difficulties with my speaker. So I'm gonna use a backup. I don't know if you could hear that. We're using a backup, and like, it might be loud. That's the new match game, when the dog's barking already. We love it when the dog barks on the live stream. That's the, hey, so how's everybody doing? Terry's here, Brenda's here, how you doing? We're gonna play match game, okay? We're gonna play match game.  Dogs don't, bananas out there, I don't know what's going on. My dogs go crazy, they're rescued dogs. Every time someone goes past the house, they go crazy, they bark like nuts. They have little dogs like this, like Jack Brussels. Listen to them, can you hear them? It's insanity, my God. Anyway, welcome to this stream. We're using the Asabot camera, the artificial intelligence camera. I always talk about shame. Can you even hear me with all those dogs? Jesus Christmas. The Asabot camera is the artificial intelligence camera, and I always joke when I say that shame this is my cameraman, and I say, hey, shame this zoom in, and it'll zoom in on me, right? But that's not shame, that's the artificial intelligence on the Asabot camera. I can do that with these signals and it'll zoom back out again, right? Or also, he's gonna try and keep me in set to frame, right? He's gonna try and keep me in set to frame, pretty cool, little gizmo that he got. So now, it gives a little bit of a quietly quiet down. So it gives a little bit of a movement to the stream, so you don't have to have multiple cameras. So when I go over here, it's gonna come over here.  Pretty cool camera, pretty cool camera. So we're gonna play match game, right? We're gonna have a statement or a question with a blank in it, and we're gonna fill in the blank. Hey, first of all, you gotta follow me. You gotta follow, everybody's gotta follow. You gotta go to youdidn'tknow.live and sign up for the email list, right? So you sign up for the email list and you follow and that's the two rules and you can only give one answer to each question, okay, one answer to each statement, okay? All right, and we're gonna play match game. And we're gonna, this is how it goes. We're gonna do the first one so you can see what it is. First one is Fred said to Becky, I knew you had an accident with the car because when you came in, you were carrying the blank, right, and so then you would turn around and answer the question in the chat. I'm gonna put that down just a little bit, yeah. Right, so Fred said to Becky, I know you had an accident with the car because when you came in, you were carrying the blank, right? Let me show this in the stream so that I can get credit for that email that, but we're also gonna line in YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn and when I pop up the picture in the stream, it's gonna post a link in those chats. Hey, hey, join us in the house.  We got a Fender in the answer. So, okay, hold on, that's not what I wanted there. Hold on a second, what's going on here? What's going on? I'm losing control, losing control. All right, do, do, do. So Fred said to Becky, I knew you had an accident with the car because when you came home, you were carrying the blank, all right, and we're gonna go to the next item in the stream is the microphone that I'm using. Toner sent me this for free to check out. This is the Toner TC40 microphone. Toner TC, I got it sitting right up here and let me see if I hide this, you can see it. You know, it's a nice microphone, it comes with a stand, stand goes on the table there, changes colors. It's got a mute button. All I gotta do is tap it and it'll mute, right? It's got a volume control on there. So, you know, that's the sound I'm using it to show, you know, what you can get for the mic. It's a wheel, we got a wheel, we got Fender, we got, hey, hey, Cuddy's here. Cuddy Lake, how you doing? We're playing a match game, okay? So, the question is, Fred said to Becky, I knew you had an accident with the car because when you came in, you were carrying in the blank. Hey, oh, we got a follower, okay, we got a follower. It's Rada, RadaGee, RadaGee's following, so now we gotta hide this, we gotta hide that, right? And then we gotta go, we have a little dance party when people follow, we like that, we like when people follow, hopefully I didn't kill it. All right, so we show that up there. All right, so Fred said to Becky, I knew you had an accident with the car because when you came in, you were carrying in the blank, okay, now we got some answers in here, we got Fender, we got Steer Wheel, we got Fender, all right? So, now you answer it in the chat, right? You answer it in the chat, of course, you gotta follow to win, you gotta follow. Okay, everybody got correct answers, I didn't finish. You're gonna be put on the wheel of names and we're gonna have a roulette wheel at the end. All the winners of all the questions are gonna be in the roulette wheel to win the $20 gift card, okay? So, that's the way we play in match game, okay? So, the first answer to the question, Fred said to Becky, I knew you had an accident with the car because when you came in, you were carrying in the Steering Wheel, of course it's the Steering Wheel, okay? Now, Joanna said Wheel, not Steering Wheel, I think she meant Wheel Wheel. That was a pretty good one, all right? So, I don't think we had any winners in that one and that's gonna be the brakes. We're not gonna be just throwing away Steering Wheel out, Joanna, all right, so Joanna says, I meant to say Steering Wheel, so we'll put Joanna on the wheel of names first, she'll be the first victim on the wheel of names. Anybody else? Oh, we don't, nobody else got that one, right? We had a lot of people on the last one. You said Steering Wheel too, Brenda? I must have missed that one. Brenda gets on there too then, hold on, let me go over here. Brenda, that's how we play the game, that's how we play the game, let's get rid of that. And that's the person, we don't have 20 questions today because that went too long, we're only gonna, I think I got 10 questions, 10 statements, 10 products or 12 products in the stream and we're gonna run through this hopefully in an hour or so, so it's not fair to have people hanging around for an hour and a half, two hours to win the gift card at the end, so that's what we're gonna do, you're welcome, Brenda. Thank you for playing, I appreciate you guys hanging around with me, hopefully we're having some fun with this stream because I tell you, I watch some streams, it's so boring, most of them are just sitting at the desk just doing nothing, reading off a card. The Jabba Junkie, that's me, I'm the Jabba Junkie, you know I got it right here. Just I got this for Christmas, number one dad, Metz dad, pretty cool, this one holds a lot of cool, I like it. The Jabba Junkie, I only got you something, okay, you got me on time. I went late today, nine o'clock, we started at nine o'clock today and a little bit easier for me to get everything set for nine o'clock was not a crunch time because I got my regular job, my work job, my regular job, and then of course, oh, what happened there, we got somebody following, somebody just follow, I think we did, we have an, oh, we got another Amazon follower, oh, Desiree, Desiree's following, how nice, how nice, I love match game, we love match game too, now hold on, let me see if I can do this here, what's going on, there it is, hide that again, so that's what we could do there, all right, so where are we, thank you for following, I love followers, we're trying to get to 2,000, I gotta get to 2,000 followers and I'm at like 130 maybe or something like that, I'm not sure, but it's cool, yeah, I usually go on, you get on the last two or three questions, so is nine o'clock a good time? I think nine o'clock's a better time, it's easier for me, more relaxed, later in the night, but like I said, we're here to have a good time, we're not here to just sit and just moat around, we're here to play match game, have a good time, so I'm gonna show you the next question, the next answer, the next statement is, did you hear about the mad scientist that crossed a gorilla with Donald Trump? Now he has the only gorilla with a blank, did you hear about the mad scientist that crossed a gorilla with Donald Trump? Now he has the only gorilla with a blank, okay? The only gorilla with a blank, he's got the only gorilla with a blank, hairpiece, we got some answers to your hairpiece, this is the 4K camera that I've used, pretty nice little camera for the price, you could spend $1,000 on a camera, this one has all the bells and whistles of those expensive cameras, but it's not the expensive camera, it doesn't have the lens, it doesn't have wifi and all that stuff, for a starter camera, this is a great starter camera, I love this camera for a starter camera, we got a lot of hairpieces that are being said here, a lot of hairpieces, that's pretty cool, but yeah, this camera here, I use it a lot for vlogging, it's got the flip out screen, you can turn it on, it's this one can do everything, it's 4K, it can take photos, it can take video, it can take slow motion, it can take time lapse, it can do all of that stuff, can zoom in, zoom out, it's got the macro lens, it's got the high definition digital lens for 0.45 super wide angle lens with the macro, okay, and then it also got the micro lens when you want to take it off, all right, and it's got the shoe up here for the microphone or a light, and excellent, got the microphone jack here, excellent, excellent, excellent starter camera, I highly recommend this camera as a starter camera. All right, so we got some hairpieces in there, we got some hairpieces, not a bad answer, not a bad answer indeed, not a bad answer at all, so we got hairpieces, everybody being nice, okay, like I'm not trying to be political here at all, I'm not trying to be political at all, I just thought it was funny, I thought it was funny, it's, you know, make fun, poke fun, poke fun, you know, but be nice, be nice, you know, hairpiece, hey, Len's here, Len, so what's up man, how you doing, welcome to the screen, welcome to the screen, we're playing match game, Monday match game, and it's just gonna be the new spiel, oh, we got another one, Arlene has followed, so we know what that means Arlene, you know, we see, we got a starter game, very cool, very cool, thank you for following, appreciate it, we're on the way to 2000, that's probably around, it's spitting in here, probably around 130, 135 in there, maybe 127 to be honest, very cool, love it, follow, but part of the rules is to follow, you got to follow, and you got to go to, you didn't know it dot live, you got to go to, you didn't know it dot live, if I popped that up there for you, and go up there and sign up for my email list, okay, that's part of the rules, all right, hey, let me see, how you doing, appreciate you hanging around with us today on the Monday stream on Monday match game, Monday match game, okay, so this is the screen, this is the question, I don't know if you were here for the question, the question is, did you hear about the mad scientist that crossed the gorilla with Donald Trump, now he has the only gorilla with a blank, he has the only gorilla with a blank, okay, well, the only gorilla with a blank, we got a bunch of hair pieces as an answer, I think there's anything different than hair piece? Lisa, hey Lisa, how you doing Lisa, see you here, Arlene Zetan, Arlene Zetan is different, that's different than the pack, everybody else is saying hair piece, to pay, to pay a hair piece, to pay a hair piece, very good, you know, he doesn't admit that it's a to pay, right, he never does admit it that it is, you know, more likely it's a comb over, to be honest, I think, to pay, Cody says to pay, we'll give it a couple more minutes for people to catch up and see if anybody else is in a leg, all right, we're gonna move over to the next item in the screen, is gonna be the boy a microphone, the boy a microphone is called a microphone, comes with a little baggy here, maybe from the high density, you can see what I'm doing here, so I got it right here, pretty cool little microphone, zoom in, shameless, you know, that's not shameless, right, so that's the boy a microphone, right, and it's got a little shoe lock on here, and so it goes right on here for the camera, right, you tighten that down, and then you put this on your vlogging rig, and then you've got, you know, your vlogging camera, and it's excellent, you just plug it into the camera, you can zoom out against things, there you go, right, and so that's how that works, the camera, or you can put it on, you know, a stand or whatever, but that's basically what, this is a shotgun mic for the camera, for vlogging outdoor, outdoor, outdoor video, right, outdoor video, and it comes with all the wires you need, really nice little microphone, I bought that one for myself, I bought the camera for myself, so I'll let you know, Lisa, she's not a following, okay, we gotta dance, we gotta dance with Lisa, thank you for following, I appreciate it, appreciate the follow, appreciate the follow, welcome to Match Game Mondays, all right, so the answer, okay, yeah, so did you hear about the mad scientist that crossed the gorilla with Donald Trump? Now he has the only gorilla with an orange suntan, an orange suntan, Leslie, how you doing, Leslie, nice to see you, an orange suntan, I think we had one, Arlene said tan, and we're gonna give that one to Arlene, we're gonna go over to the wheel of names, put Arlene in there, anybody else had tan, orange, orange gorilla, I'll take orange, nah, sorry, you know, I tried to go different, I forget everybody's gonna play mess with the head, a poor guy gets picked on for his hair all the time, and I tell you that's a calm over, that's not a toupee, they make much better toupees nowadays, don't you think, it is, it is for a giveaway, so what happens here, Len, is we're playing Match Game, so when I put up the question, and where is the damn questions, what happened here? There they are, so when I put up the questions, and so the last one was this question, right, and you're in the chat, you're gonna answer it, and the winners, the people who answer correctly, get put on the wheel of names, right, so the wheel of names is a roulette wheel that goes around, and I spin that at the end, and the winner gets a $20 gift card, okay, so you can enter as many times as you put a correct answer, and as many people that put correct answers in, will get entered on through wheel of names, everybody plays, everybody wins, everybody gets a chance to win, okay, so we'll spin, it's very easy to play, and very forgiving, and very, you know, you'll get on there a few times, and everybody gotta do, play the game, pretty easy stuff, all right, so did you hear about the mad scientist, that's the one we just did, so let's head forward to the next one, are we ready for the next one, or should I do a product, let's do the next one, Franco the gangster said, I think the new guy used to be a gardener, instead of a gun, he carries a blank, Franco the gangster said, I think the new guy used to be a gardener, instead of a gun, he carries a blank, the hose, Len, all you gotta do to register is follow, and then you go to, you didn't know.live and sign up for my email list, you can do it at any time, you don't have, there's no pressure, hoe, shovel, rake, hose, uh-oh, I got a bunch of different ones, people are going crazy, I love it, I love it, I love it, so the next item in the stream, we're gonna show is, what do I got here, this is the Logitech Rio, the Logitech Rio, where is it, over here, the Logitech Rio is a really nice little microphone, this is a, basically it's an upgrade, it's a high-end webcam, okay, can do a lot of things, okay, it's very forgiving with the light, light sensitive, if it's low light, this'll do in shameless, zoom in I'm saying. So anyway, excellent camera, excellent camera, and it's got the privacy thing, you can fold it down there, I put a little picture of a skull up here, so it's like when I'm talking to the camera, I can look at the skull, so it looks like I'm looking at the camera, and that goes right on to your monitor, your screen, right, excellent, Logitech's a great company at Logitech, this one I bought for myself, this is not one that was sent to me for free, a lot of the stuff in the screen I use and I bought for myself, if you are not willing to learn, no one can help you, there you go, there you go, thank you, thank you for catching on, order and can, YouTube university is what I always say, anything you need to know in life, you can go to YouTube, you can find out, you don't need to go to college anymore, you can go to YouTube, unless you want to be a doctor or a lawyer, and anything else, you want to learn how to fix your furnace, you want to learn how to fix your car, you want to learn how to fix your washing machine, you want to learn how to fix your dishwasher, just go on YouTube, YouTube university, it's all there, Jennifer says she's late, you're not late, thank you for coming, okay, water you can, hold, okay, so the people just showed up, okay, we're playing Monday match game, Monday match game, here's the question that we're up to here, is Franklin the gangster say, I think the new guy used to be a gardener, instead of a gun, he carries a blank, and you're gonna answer that in the chat, you can see everybody is bouncing away, ho, watering can, shovel, rake, okay, okay, tree clipper, very cool, you gotta, it's great, I love it when a bunch of answers are there, it's a great when there's a bunch of answers going around, so all the correct answers get put on the wheel of names, at the end of the stream, we'll do a rule that wheel, and we'll give away a 20 dollar gift card, okay, so I'll tell you what, Voodoo Goddess won last week, and she didn't email me, so if anybody knows Voodoo Goddess, let me know because she needs to email me, she needs to email me at, here we go, jimteamollin.com, jimteamollin.com, I don't know, can you read that okay, because maybe she misspelled it, it could be, she hears another answer, okay, so if anybody knows Voodoo Goddess, she comes up to a lot of the streams, tell them to email me, all right, Frank or the gangster set, I think the new guy used to be a gardener, instead of a gun, he carries a weed wacker, a weed wacker, you know, because they whack people, you know, the gangsters whack people, I know people are getting mad at me, the answers, that game is hard, it's hard to match in match game, you know, who emails you, just the winner, just the winner emails me, yes, you know what, I'll tell you what, if you have a question you would like in one of the upcoming match games, if you want to extend a statement in with a blank, you can email me that too, I'll take that, because it's so hard to make up these questions, you know what I'm saying, and I'm eventually going to get to the point where I bring one of you guys on as a guest, where I can put you in a little window up here, and you can answer the questions and see if you can match the people in the chat, wouldn't that be a lot of fun, I think that'd be a lot of fun, okay? It is tough on Lee, and I know it's hard, and I try to make it easy, it's funny things, because I can try and see, I'm going to make it an easy answer, and you know, everybody's trying to do all kinds of things, and it's hard to figure out what, what are they going to say, what are they, and you're never right, you're never right, but you just keep answering, you keep playing, it's a lot of fun to play, if I tell you what, if you don't get on the Wheel of Names, if not at least one time, I will, I'll add you to the Wheel of Names, so if you don't get on, anybody will check it at the end, anybody that's still hanging around the screen at the end that's not on the Wheel of Names, I'll put you on there, okay, so don't, don't worry about not getting into the, hanging around and not getting into the, into the Wheel, all right? Because this is the account of the, Acasio EK7000 Pro, this is the GoPro, the Chinese version of the GoPro, and they're both at the price, a lot of different, but it does everything you needed to do, as far as a action camera goes, comes with the older, waterproof mount, waterproof case, I have had this under the water, the lake have had it under the water at the pool, I've had it on the boat, no problem, camera's fine, it has mounts for your helmet, for your bike, really cool little camera, I don't have any, I'm not set up to play footage, but I do have footage of boats going through the harbor and stuff, on the lake and stuff, but, and it's really good on the water stuff, but it does everything that you needed to do, and that's what I always say, why you need to spend $400 on the GoPro, or can I get by with the $90 Acasio, now I'm telling you the Acasio, the camera, the quality of the Chinese cameras, there's nothing wrong with them, there's nothing wrong with them, okay, they're fine, they're perfectly fine, the next statement, okay, ready for this one? I think you're gonna have a good time with this one. George Washington said, my false teeth are made of wood, the only problem is they keep getting blank. George Washington said, my false teeth are made of wood, the only problem is they keep getting blank. What would wooden teeth get?  Chipped, I lied, harder, you want it to be harder, it's harder.  Splinter, that's a great answer, Splinter's a great answer, you know, I should highlight some of your answers. Splinter was a good answer, Splinter was a good answer. Chipped, yeah, Splinter is another one, no, Brenna said Splinter, the first microphone that I bought to upgrade was this little lapel microphone, great little microphone, it's got like a 10 foot cord to it's corded microphone, that one, I didn't want to do that, go out of here, comes in the little pouch, comes with a long wire, you can plug it into your camera or your phone, and it comes with the lapel clip to go on there, now people expect to see the microphone clip, if they see it clicked on your shirt, they're not gonna think anything of it, just like I leave this here, you don't think anything of it, you know what, I need a microphone, the same NBC, but the quality, the upgrade of quality with this little microphone for the price, it's crazy, it's under $20 right, I forget what it is, it's under $14, and this will upgrade the quality of your audio a hundred times, and then just using your phone or using your camera, okay, now I still use this a lot, it's one of my favorite microphones because when there's wind, or when there's any kind of background, it's right here next to my mouth, it's pretty easy and it's wired, so it doesn't get any interference, really great camera, the only problem is, like if you're not standing still, then it's a problem, you know, if you're standing still in one spot, it's a great little microphone, but I say camera, I think I said camera, chips, okay, we got some chips, we got some chips, we got some chips, we got some splintered, uh-oh, it's very hard, George Washington said, my false teeth are made of wood, the only problem is they keep getting, termites, I know you're all killing me now, you're all like, I'm not playing anymore, I'm not playing anymore, rotted, okay, we got some rotted, termites only came in the last minute, termites, the answer was termites, what's the question again, the question was, sorry about that, George Washington said, my false teeth are made of wood, the only problem is they keep getting blank, right? And the answer was, wooden teeth, they keep getting termites, all right? I'm sorry, I'm sorry, but we're gonna put a couple of these on there for, let's see now, Arlene said, Arlene said termites, I don't know if she beat me or if she said it after I said it, but it says just now, as I said it, so UCS Arlene said she got it, take your word for it, the way the question is phrased is strange, well, George Washington, that was the way he talked, I tell you, I tell you, let's see, was that weird? George Washington said, my false teeth are made of wood, the only problem is they keep getting blank, well, I mean, I guess, I don't know, what do you think, I think it was pretty good, I mean to get the answer, I don't, I'm telling you, it's not easy to make up these questions guys, so feel free to email me with a question, and we'll put it in next week's game. Of course, we'll have to figure out what answer, if I'm gonna use the answer you send or if I'm gonna use a different answer, you won't know, so we'll see how that goes, but I do know the answers, I made the questions, I made the slides, so I know what the answers are, these questions I took from the original match game, 1973 or 75, I juggled around a couple of them to make them a little different, but I do know the answers, and I try not, when I see a good answer in the chat, I go that's a good answer, it's like, I didn't think of that one, so unfortunately it's like a giveaway, that giveaway, that's not it, I'm gonna step up the game, okay Lynn, okay Lynn, I appreciate it, remember you gotta be following, you gotta be following me, somewhere down here, or wherever you watch me, there should be a follow-up thing, and there's a like button too, if you hit the like button, that's a new thing, the like button, smash that like button, ba-ba-ba-ba-ba, right? The webcam that I got in the chat right now, this one was, during the pandemic, I needed a webcam, and everybody was sold out, we started doing Zoom meetings for work and everything, everybody was doing Zoom meetings, so I ended up getting this little guy, and I believe me, three times what it was, what it's now, I'll step up my game, I have been, two months ago, anyway, I lost my place, so, I paid three times the price, cause everybody was sold out of webcams, during the pandemic, everything was cost more, so this is a good price for this camera, and I used it for about a year and a half before I upgraded to the Brio, the Lodzic Brio that was in earlier, but there's nothing wrong with this camera, very serviceable camera, if you go to my YouTube channel, a lot of my YouTube videos from a year ago, almost just about every one of them, was filmed with this camera, if you see me sitting at the computer, this is the camera that I'm using, and it was perfectly good camera, serviceable camera, you wouldn't know the difference, the average person wouldn't know the difference, for sure. Step up my game, Stain was a good answer, Stain was a good answer, termites, crack, chips, excellent answers all around, we got a whole bunch of stuff, everything's going crazy, can you hear the music in the background? That's the magic in theme music, because it was like the 70s, maybe that's what I'm trying to get into the 70s vibe, all right, so we got through the termite ones, well, we ready for the next one, are we ready, let's everybody get together and ready, pay attention, pay more good attention now, pay more good attention, we're ready for the next question, we're ready for the next question, here it comes, James Venus Flytrak, Bruce Obig, it ate her blank, God bless you, yep, yep, it will, it's a USB, it's a USB plug and play camera, so all you do is plug this into your computer, computer automatically recognizes it, really cool, very easy, like I said, plug and play, very easy. I don't know about only fans, because I don't have, I don't do that, but yeah, I'm sure what, I'm sure if you're using your computer for that, yeah, it's USB, it won't plug into your phone, all right, but it'll plug into your computer, your laptop, or anything that has a USB connector, all right, so we got Doug, we got Cat, James Venus Flytrak grew so big, it ate her blank, I think it'd be a service, I'm a price service myself, but when I got out in 85, it was a while ago, when I got in 85, and when in 85, I got out in 93, just about when the shield started, I got out, just right at that point, so yeah, that's right when my first kid was born, so I was like, I was glad to be out of that, because I had to be over with my kids, right?  Okay, this is the Tonner USB microphone, I can't remember if this is the Q9, or the TC something, what is this one? I click through, you know what it's telling me, what if I go over here, to the last stream? Do, do, do, oh it's the 777, okay, it's the TC777, Cardioid Condenser PC Gaming Mic with the tripod stand, pop filter for streaming, podcasting, vocal recording, compatible with laptop design, so it's a nice little microphone, they sent me this for free to check out, I got it up here on the shelf, okay, it's this one up here, it's a beginner microphone, it's a nice little microphone, USB plug and play, it's a great, when you're speaking into it, when you talk into this microphone, it works really well, okay, it won't pick up, like this one picks up the whole area, you gotta speak into this one for it to work, this is a good starter microphone if you're doing a podcast, or you're doing voiceovers, or YouTube videos, you know, when you're sitting at your computer, this is perfectly fine because you'll be talking right into it, you'll be perfectly fine, you'll get the pop filter there, perfectly fine, let me just stick that back on the shelf there, folder TC777, nice little microphone, whole house up, okay, we got a bunch of nice answers here, we're gonna show it in the screen, faint to be this flytrap, Bruce O'Bake,inator cat, I know we had a cat, we had at least one cat in there, we had one cat in there, Leslie said cat, Leslie said cat, anybody else say cat? Yeah, it was a toss up, that was a toss up, it could have been cat, dog, would have been easy, cat, dog, bird was good, bird was good, oh, I thought bird was good, for sure, you know, bird was definitely good, but this is turning out to be a very hard game, yeah, I'm very sorry, pets should take it, Len says pets should take it, okay, let's take a vote, let's take a vote, do you want me to give everybody to put pets down? Okay, because the people who put down house is gonna flip, right? So people who had dogs or bird, should I give them credit? What do you think? Well, he ate the cat, the bird, and the bird, okay, he ate the cat, well, the cat ate the bird, okay, so the cat ate the bird and he ate the cat, he had the bird in, I got it, I got it now, Lisa, I follow you, glad you're having a good time, okay, you know, trying to keep it a little bit, even though it's later at night, you're trying to keep it going, the cat ate the bird and the plant ate the dog, okay, and there you go, so I guess, you know, don't worry, everybody's gonna get a chance to get in, everybody's gonna get a chance to get in, so I'll tell you what we'll do, everybody that's still in the chat, pop a number one in the chat and I'll put your name on the wheel of names right now, pop a number one in there to go down what you wrote down, it's true, it's true, pop a number one in there, okay, so Len, Lisa, okay, we're gonna take this one at a time, I'll put your name because I don't know how to play it very good, and I'm sorry, I'm sorry everybody's really bad at this game, it's not that you're bad at this game, and there's no bad answers, there's no bad answers, right, there's no bad answers, trivia's better, okay, okay, so let's see if I got everybody on there, thank you for that, Johanna, let's see if I can pop over here, so I got Brenda, Arlene, Samantha, Kai, Terry, Leslie, Naomi, Joanna, Lisa, I started, Johanna, Brenda, Arlene, Arlene, Leslie, okay, that's all the way to the beginning, all right, yes, I'm gonna copy it down right now, if anybody's not on that list, let me know now so I can add it to you, so you at least have it, you're at least on here, thank you, Johanna, I need to see on there, we got everybody there, okay, excellent, okay, well, don't worry, I'm gonna pop up the wheel names up so everybody can see it if I share the screen, I don't want to do it right now because I got too many things open up, at the end of the screen, I can close some of this stuff at the bottom and I'll be able to pop up the wheel names so everybody can see it and be better off, okay? So, now that that's good, okay, hit those, we got everybody, hit the like button, everybody hit those like buttons, those stars and all that stuff, we got an Amazon follow, who's that, who's that just follow, who's that, who that, who that, thank you for following, appreciate it, appreciate the follow, all right, we got the indoor security cameras popping up next, have it sitting here, this thing is pretty cool, I use this thing, I bought, it was sent to me for free actually, to check out, it's a pet cam, I got it sitting over here, we bring it around, we X out of this, hide this, all right, it's a PTZ camera, it turns around 360 and it goes up and down like this, you put it in the middle of the room, it's gonna go all the way around the room, it's got motion sensors spinning around now to see and stuff over here, infrared, it's not really infrared, it's night vision, so you can still see it in low light, and it's got a camera and a microphone, so you can talk to, excuse me, a receiver that's spinning around, it's got a receiver and a microphone so you can speak through it to whoever's there, they say it's a kid cam, you keep a good eye on the house with this thing, and I'll tell you what, I don't know if I can pull it up on the phone, where's my phone? The app was pretty easy, all you had to do was download the app and it was the thumbnail, yeah, let's see if it'll tell me where it is, it's showing me the feedback, we always know what the feedback, but the app, I was 50 miles away at work and I was able to talk to the dogs through the app, we were, and the time we went to the restaurant, we were checking in on the dog with it, really excellent little camera, if you're looking for that, if you know somebody who just got a little puppy or something like that, pretty cool little camera, so I think it's time for the next answer in the stream, okay, we'll pop this up here so it's cat, all right, are we ready, is everybody ready? Not that there's any time, there's no, remember again, there's no rush, you don't have to hurry up and answer, there's no rush, okay, there's no panic, it's not like, oh my God, I gotta answer the question, right? You got time, you got plenty of time. On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to blank. On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to blank. Dance, there's an answer, dance. On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to blank. Stop, dance. I don't know if Harrison Ford's known for singing, I don't know. Snore, nay, nod, the nice to say me. Nod, nod, nod. On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to blank. What do we think? What do we think? Run, is that right Brenda? Prance, Samantha says prance. Does anybody know Voodoo Goddess? She comes to the stream every now and then, does anybody know her? Or him? I don't know if it's a goddess, I'm assuming it's her. Prance, but she'd never assume, right? She'd never assume. Len, tell her to email me, because I owe her a $20 gift card from last week. She must have sent the wrong email, or sent to the wrong email, I didn't get it. She said she sent it, and I went to check it later, I didn't get it. So she'd say email me, and I'll be glad to send it to her. I didn't forget, I don't wanna think that I'm stiffening her out of her winnings. I don't do that, you're gonna get the card within the 24 hours. I usually send it tonight, after the stream is over. But I usually get the notification that it's delivered sometime tomorrow afternoon. So it usually takes a little bit of time. That'd be great, I appreciate it. You just let it on with it, just so I didn't forget her. If you can come by anytime, anytime she sees me, and I'll be glad to tell her to email again, if she needs it, appreciate that. So okay, here we go. On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to, we're gonna wait one more minute, any late ones, tap dance. That's why I waited, Leslie, we've been waiting for you.  That's pretty broad, makes noises. I'm not gonna say it's a bad answer, or a good answer, could be a great answer. Are we ready for the answer? Are we ready? Are we ready for the answer? Are there any last minutes, anybody waiting to make the last ditch answers? On the set of Yellowstone, every time Harrison Ford starts to sing, his horse starts to cry. Harrison Ford can't sing, he of course cries. Oh, it's a hard one. This was a definite hard game today. Oh my God, I'm sorry. Does anybody have a cry? There was somebody that said Nae, which maybe I could say Arlene, right? Joanna, Jennifer, oh I know, Nae. Joanna said Nae, and Arlene, Arlene said Nae. If anybody else, okay, so Lindsay asked him when we're gonna do it. I got two more items in the stream, and maybe two more questions, and then we'll be doing it. So hopefully within the next few minutes, pretty quickly, what time is it? So I've been on for about 50 minutes now. We usually go about an hour. So just about the hour, we should be right in about that hour point, I think, this time. All right, I think so. This is something crazy. I just bought these. This just came today, actually. I still, I just, I didn't even unpack it. Down the hand. Dog toy, look at this thing. The crinkle duck. The crinkle duck, it's a nice sized duck. Nice sized duck. Let me X out of this. Okay, you heard the dogs barking at the beginning of the stream, right? They're not getting this today for that bad behavior. But the crinkle duck, okay? You stuffed, you got the crinkle and it makes the noise, makes all the good noises that you got in there. And they love these kind of things, the crinkle duck. All right? Best pet supplies, the crinkle duck. Best pet supplies. We'll zoom in on it. Get a good look at the duck. Nice sized duck, all right? I'll let you know if it's how durable it is, because my dogs, they like to chew holes and stuff and then we throw it away, you know? That's what we go through. That's the crinkle duck. Pretty cool. They're probably outside. They'll be running over looking for that. That's the crinkle duck. Gotta love the crinkle duck. You know, gotta keep the market pie. So we're gonna show this in the stream. I'm not sure how many more questions we got, but this next question is, after the wedding, the bride asked her mother, how will I know when the honeymoon is over? Her mother said, the honeymoon is over when it comes to bed with a blank. You can't hear? What's going on? Okay, there it is. TV remote. Okay, you're making me a little nervous there with that, okay? TV remote, it comes to bed with a TV remote. It comes to bed with a book. The remote. After the wedding, the bride asked her mother, how will I know when the honeymoon is over? Her mother said, the honeymoon is over when it comes to bed with a blank. Play your food, phone, a book. All good answers. All good answers. Another woman land, that's terrible, but the honeymoon might just be beginning, right? You never know. Bag of popcorn. Okay, Leslie said bag of popcorn. That's a good answer. All good answers. You know, anything is a good answer. We'll give it a couple more minutes here or a couple more seconds for anybody who wants to answer. Get your answers in. We're gonna get moving through the stream a little bit. We're gonna try and get done by 10 o'clock. 10 o'clock Eastern time. I don't know where you guys are. I like mine, Joanna says. TV remote, growl. Yeah, one guess for person, Brenda. If you wanna change your answer, I'll let you change your answer, but you never know, you might have a good answer. What was your guess when it comes to scratching? Eye mask, oh, okay, eye mask. When it comes to an eye mask, oh, it's like the thing, it block out the light, right? Oh no, already answered, but newspaper, okay, newspaper. If you wanna make another answer, go ahead and give me two answers, give me two answers. Go ahead if you wanna, I'll honor the both if you wanna put two answers out there. And it comes to be with a headache, a laptop, headache. A laptop is very modern answer, right? You gotta bring work to bed, you gotta bring your laptop to bed. Headache, headache. After the wedding, the bride asked her mother, how will I know when the honeymoon is over? Her mother said, the honeymoon is over when it comes to bed with a book. We had a couple of books, we had a newspaper in there, Terry and Lisa, both said book. What guy comes to bed with a book? Hey man, I've read a bit before I quit the Walnut TV in the room. This is another thing I got today, came today. I was heading in that direction because they suggested women get headache and keep it from half. Yep, this also was delivered today, I'm sure. It is the dog chew toy by Yovvo, what is this? Yovvish squeaky dog toy, right? This thing came in this, look, it's pretty cool with a box. Squeaky dog toy, medium breed dog bone toy, right? So it's pretty, let me hide this so you can see it. I didn't realize you couldn't see it coming out of the box. It's pretty heavy duty, zoom in, James, right? Pretty heavy duty chew toy. I thought it was a squeaky toy too, but I guess you gotta really chew it. But I guess this, but you're aggressive animals, okay? This is really cool, really good. And I believe it's a best seller. I think you can check that out. You can check that out. In there, it's got 400 reviews, four stars. The duck, yes, but this one I haven't seen. This one, you know, I was doing a search for best-selling pet dog chew toys and this one came up and I hadn't seen it either. And it's really rugged.  But I'll let you know, I'm gonna take a couple of videos of it for my channel, for my storefront, but the dogs, I'm gonna be giving this to the dogs and seeing how they like it. Let's see, how many more questions do I have in the screen here? Let's check out the next question. Once a year, the Jolly Green Giant brings in two helpers to help him pick his blank. It's a nice cool color. I think it comes in all the colors too, actually. It comes in all the colors too. You can check that out. Beans, pick his beans. Beans, beans, they're good for your heart. Beans, Brenda says beans. Vegetables, beans, see, Joanne is getting smart. She said, I'm gonna say vegetables. All of them, the whole thing, beans. Lance says no's. Onions, pick his onions. And Joanne says no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Onions, pick his onions. Do you really mean onions? I don't think you really mean onions. I don't know, vegetables, beans, Jolly Green Giant. Once a year, he has two helpers helping pick his blank, beans. I put the Osbot camera back in the stream, so we'll pop that back up there. The artificial intelligence camera, I always talk about, let's hide that. So you can see. So it's the official intelligence camera, and I always tell you that, you know, is the cameraman, is the camera man, is the camera zoom in, and I'll give you the hand signal, is the camera zoom in. That's the artificial intelligence camera, right? And they'll also follow you around. If you put your hand up, they'll start following. Oh, he stopped, because I had it set to follow. So if I do that, now it's gonna follow me. And then if I go like this, it's gonna move and keep me set to frame as much as it possibly can, right? And then I'm gonna zoom that back out again. And that's the Osbot artificial intelligence 4K webcam. Great camera, great addition to any, you're a teacher and you do zooms or anything like that. Excellent camera for that. All right, beans, beans, beans, vegetables, beans, beans, beans, the more you eat, the more you, uh-huh, the more you toot, the more you, the better you feel, so you eat your beans at every meal. I know that one. Once a year, the Jolly Green Giant brings in two helpers to help him pick his nose. I know, we had one nose, right? Who said nose? Len said nose. Len said nose. Len's in there. I know, that was rude of me, right? That was a rude answer, that was a rude answer. Big birth of the stripper was so fat that when she started her dance, the men yell blank. That's all right, Len, I'll leave you on there. Thanks for being honest. Who picks their nose once a year? The Jolly Green Giant does. Not logical, okay, Spock. The game isn't logical, the game isn't logical. Do I smell bacon? That's funny. That's funny. Do I smell bacon? Earthquake, Len said earthquake. Run! Big birth of the stripper was so fat that when she started her dance, the men yell blank. Look out below, stop, Len said stop, earthquake. Samantha said earthquake. Nope, but I might've been doing something else. I'll try and be better the next time. I'll try and, you know, like I said, it's hard to make easy questions because then you're still gonna, it was smoky, you know? That's it, that's it, smoky to bear. It's legal now. Timber, they said, Timber.  It says brands on you. Refresh, refresh. Timber, she tips us. They're saying refresh, Brenda, refresh your browser.  Geronimo, geronimo, geronimo. Big birth of the stripper was so fat that when she starts her dance, the men yell, keep it on, keep it on, keep it on. Anybody get to keep it on or something close to that?  Keep it on was the answer. Anybody have anything close to keep it on? Nope, was there anybody close? She said, stop, okay, at least I'll take that. I'll take that. Stop is, it's right in there. The judges say, yes. Everybody's in, when, everybody's in. Okay, let me see, was that the last question? Oh, no, this is one. Bob said to the psychologist, oh, psychologist. Doc, ever since we went to the beach, my wife thinks she's a blank, okay? Bob said to the psychologist, doc, ever since we went to the beach, my wife thinks she's a blank. Thank you, Lisa, I appreciate you having fun. You know, I try to say this is the fun stream. We're hanging out, we're doing some shopping, click the link, so maybe, maybe, maybe not, but engage, talk in the chat, do some shopping, click my links. Mermaid, mermaid, mermaid, okay. That's a good answer, mermaid. Bob said to the psychologist, doc, ever since we went to the beach, my wife thinks she's a blank. Oh, whale, mermaid, seagull, pearl, gem, mermaid. Remember, you have to be following to win. You have to be following to win.  Please do me a favor. Go to youdidn'tknow.live, pop it up right here, you didn'tknow.live, sign up for my email list. I hardly ever use it, I only send out emails of my schedule once in a while, I put out a video. All right, but you sign up for the email list that youdidn'tknow.live and you follow me here on Amazon and you're eligible to win, okay? You're eligible to win the gift card at the end, okay? Mermaid seems too easy, right, fish? I think, okay? Mermaid's not it. Everybody that answered mermaid put a different answer in. Mermaid's not it. Bob said to the psychologist, doc, ever since we went to the beach, my wife thinks she's a blank. This is the last question, guys. After this one, we're gonna do the giveaway. Seahorse, pirate, starfish. I don't know what he's gonna give it up. Don't give up, don't give up. A dock, sandcastle, seashell. I give up, too. Len says it's too hard. The game's too hard. I'm gonna have to try and make it easy next time. I'm gonna have to try and make it easy. How do you propose I make it easy? How do you make it easy? Wave, how do you make it easy? Because, you know, you still gotta try and match the answers. So there's no way to be easy about it. You can make a simple question. Seaman, there you go, Arlene. Hey, listen, how you doing? Welcome, we're winding up. We've been on for over an hour now. This is actually the last question. Answer it and you get on the wheel of names. Maybe you win, right? Maybe you can win. Mermaid's the answer, seashell is the list's answer. This is a palm tree, says Leslie. Has everybody had a chance to answer? Has everybody had a chance to answer seashell, Arlene says? Lot of fun, magic game. Even if you don't get it, it's a lot of fun to hear they see the answers. Everybody in the chat bouncing back and forth. Very interactive, you know. This is what it's about, man. Interactive social media. This is basically social media. We're hanging out, right? Answers need to correlate more with the questions. Arlene, correlate. The question has to hint at the answer. Okay. All right. Possibly. So the question should lead you to the answer, basically. Okay. I can possibly try and write those. It's not easy to do. So like I said, yeah, it's not how it's played. But, oh no. No, I mean, if I can make it more fun, I'm gonna make it more fun. And if half the people get the answer, right, it'll be more fun, right? Match game. It's not easy being cheesy, that's right. Okay. Match game. You're supposed to try and match. Now, when this game gets mature, after we do this a while, I figured out, we're gonna grab one of you guys as a contestant, okay? I'm gonna give you a link.   You're gonna try and match the chat. I think that's gonna be a great idea. We'll go up on YouTube. Yeah, match game on YouTube. They play all the old ones. There's match game 73, 74, 75, so all the way up to like 78, I think is the last one. I'm not sure. Some of them are real crazy questions. In fact, he's talking about the 70s. Like, what was allowed on TV in the 70s can really make you go, oh my God. Well, maybe I'll make a quick trivia for tomorrow. Tuesday trivia, maybe we'll do, if I have time, I can maybe recycle one of the old trivias and do that. But I can maybe do a trivia tomorrow night at nine o'clock. Come by tomorrow night at nine o'clock. Check to see if I'm here. We'll do a quick trivia, maybe a quick one. All right, Tuesday trivia. I don't know if I'll give away a gift card, but we'll definitely do a complete trivia. That's another thing, you make it too hard. People don't like it, but I'm glad it's been fun. Hopefully it's fun. It's nice, and you make friends in the chat, people are there, pretty cool interaction. So here it is, bomb set to the psychologist. Doc, ever since we went to the beach, my wife thinks she's a lifeguard. Nobody got lifeguard, I don't think. Did anybody get lifeguard? I don't think anybody got lifeguard. Anybody got lifeguard, let me know. There's the wheel of names coming up. Okay, everybody, can you see the wheel of names? Let me know if you see your name up there. If you don't see your name up there, let me know. Everybody take a look. If you see it, if it looks like it's, we're gonna shuffle it if you want. If it looks like people are jumbled together, people are close together, just spin red, thanks, okay? We're not gonna shuffle. We're not gonna shuffle, we're just gonna spin. We're just gonna spin, okay? Does anybody not see their name on there? Good luck to everybody. Does anybody not see their name on there? Okay, does anybody not see their name more than once? You have at least two entries in there. Is Joanna there? Okay, who got the most? I have the glasses up here, but I have a big screen that I can see better over there. So we're looking at everybody here. We're not gonna shuffle. Okay, good luck to everybody. And Lisa has three, do you have three? One, two, three. I think you have four. I think I spelled one, yeah, you have four. You see four on there. It was pretty hard tonight. It was pretty hard tonight. I only got 31 entries. And it was my own fault, I guess, for some of the questions, some of the answers. I take full responsibility. But again, it's no one said it was gonna be easy, right? No one said it was gonna be easy. So you see the email address up there. So the winner is gonna email me an email they want to gift card center, okay? So gintymolygmail.com. If you have any questions for match game that you want used in next week's match game on Monday, you can email me that as well, all right? Email me a question with a blank in it, you know, something cute, nothing racy, nothing perverted. And put it in, okay? You can, you can. I know it's small. All right, ready everybody? Or is everybody ready? Three, two, good luck everybody. Len, you won, Len won. Just go here, right? Hey, there he is. Thanks, I appreciate you playing. I appreciate anybody hanging around, okay? Excellent, excellent. Had a great time tonight. Pretty cool. So Len, gintymolygmail.com. If you wanna put a question in there with a blank, that'd be great too. Cool, glad you hung around.  So I got a little bit earlier, it was almost an hour and a half anyway. But you know, hopefully it doesn't bore you people. A lot of people said they're having a good time. So I hope you have a good time. What do you need to email me? Just tell me that it's you, Len McGurk. You'll learn McGurk and what email you want me to send the gift card to. And if you wanna put a question in there, it's up to you. You know, thanks, I wanna appreciate it. Have a good night. Hopefully everybody had a great time and I will see you. Check me out tomorrow at nine o'clock. We'll try and do a trivia night for you. How about that? You wanna do a trivia and we'll do a trivia night, a quick one.


The next item of business is a statement by John Swinney on the Scottish Covid-19 inquiry. The cabinet secretary will take questions at the end of the statement, and so there should be no interventions or interruptions, and I call on John Swinney up to 10 minutes, cabinet secretary. In this statement, I will update Parliament about the establishment of the Scottish Covid-19 inquiry. In particular, I will announce amendments to the inquiry's range of reference. Covid-19 has led to significant loss of life, resulting in heart ache to all those who have lost loved ones. I begin the statement by repeating my condolences to the bereaved. I also repeat my conviction that the Covid-19 inquiry in Scotland should help to provide the answers for which these individuals search. This Government set out a commitment to establish a statutory public inquiry into the handling of the pandemic in Scotland in its 2021 manifesto. In fulfilling this commitment, the Government took time to meaningfully and openly engage with the public on draft aims and principles for the Scottish inquiry. That involved inviting written submissions, meeting many stakeholders and having an online conversation. I met several stakeholders during this engagement phase, including bereaved families and equality and human rights groups. This work was the subject of a published analysis report and directly shaped the development of the inquiry's terms of reference. On 14 December 2021, I announced to Parliament the establishment of the Scottish Covid-19 inquiry and the appointment of the Honourable Lady Poole to be its chair. Since my statement to Parliament, the inquiry has been in an establishment phase. This has involved the inquiry recruiting to build its team and putting in place the systems and infrastructure necessary for the inquiry to carry out its investigatory functions. I am pleased to note from the inquiry's recent public announcement that significant progress has been made. I know that there has been keen public interest in the progress of the inquiry, and although ministers must be mindful at all times that operational matters in relation to the inquiry are for the chair, the inquiry launched its website Covid19inquiry.scot two weeks ago. It is a useful source of information on how the inquiry team will carry out their investigations, how it intends to handle the information that it obtains and also includes a section where its latest progress in developments will be detailed. In terms of the inquiry's work to ingather information and evidence, I can confirm that the Scottish Government has already been responding to requests from the inquiry about information that the Government holds relevant to its terms of reference. The inquiry operates independently of government, which is key to its integrity and within the legal regime under which it has been established, the Inquiries Act 2005. The act sets out a clear framework for the functioning of the inquiry, and, critically, it gives the inquiry powers to compel the production of documents and evidence and to call witnesses. The 2005 act requires that ministers set the terms of reference for any public inquiry that they establish. In my December statement, I therefore announced the terms of reference, setting out 12 strategic elements of the handling of the pandemic in Scotland. Lady Poole summarised the approach that the inquiry is taking to the terms of reference during some remarks recently, stating that, and I quote, The terms of reference do not attempt to present a definitive list of every person, every issue or every person that the inquiry will consider. Instead, they specify areas of investigation and the inquiry will interpret them with flexibility to ensure particular groups or themes are not excluded. Human rights and equalities are important to the inquiry and will be taken into account throughout its work. Throughout the development by the Scottish Government of the terms of reference, it has been very important to ensure that no groups or themes were being excluded from the remit of the inquiry. The terms of reference have been generally well received since they were announced in December. However, as I made clear then, I agreed with Lady Poole that she would reflect on the terms of reference and should she wish to suggest amendments. This period of reflection was designed to ensure that Lady Poole had maximum on flexibility in designing her independent investigations and to ensure that the terms of reference were clear in accomplishing the purpose of the inquiry. The Government has additionally taken careful note of representations made to it about the terms of reference and has discussed these with Lady Poole. As a result and after consultation with Lady Poole, I am making three amendments which clarify the terms of reference. First, we have decided to expressly include social care and the experiences of unpaid carers in the terms of reference. Covid-19 has had a profound impact on the Scottish health and social care sector. I am aware that there are a number of important and legitimate questions relating to social care throughout the pandemic that people want answered. Social care was always intended to be within scope for the inquiry to investigate, but I appreciate that this has not been clear enough. Therefore, we are now clarifying the terms of reference to put beyond any doubt that the inquiry can examine the functioning of any aspect of the social care system. To that end, paragraph 2h of the terms of reference as amended will now task the inquiry to investigate the strategic elements of the handling of the pandemic related to the provision of healthcare services and social care support, including the management and support of staff and the recognition, involvement and support of unpaid carers. I pay tribute on behalf of the Government to everyone in our social care system who has worked tirelessly to deliver vital support during the pandemic and continue to work to recover from the effects of the pandemic. That includes the distinct and invaluable role of unpaid carers. The second change has been called for by a number of organisations and is a clarification that I consider to be important to reassure stakeholders of the significance that we place on these matters. It builds on the statement in paragraph 6b of the terms of reference that, in its investigations, the chair has specifically asked to consider the impacts of handling of the pandemic on the exercise of ECHR rights. In its published statements, the inquiry has made clear that when it is considering findings about lessons learned, it will look at adverse effects on the exercise of human rights and equality issues where relevant. In Ladypool, the inquiry has a chair with direct and robust knowledge of and expertise in human rights and equality. We are now taking a further step and are expressly highlighting the consideration of disparities in the terms of reference. That encompasses unequal impacts on people. Paragraph 6b of the terms of reference now includes the statement that the inquiry will, as the chair deems appropriate and necessary, consider any disparities in the strategic elements of handling of the pandemic, including unequal impacts on people. That clarification to the terms of reference reinforces the inquiry's public statements on the importance of examining equality and other disparities as part of its assessment of each of the strategic elements of the handling of the pandemic. The third amendment involves the clarification of rewarding in terms of investigation of the decision to lockdown and impose other restrictions. As we all know, the imposition of lockdown and other restrictions had manifold impacts on all areas of our society. We wish to clarify the terms of reference to ensure that the impacts of those restrictions, including for those implementing them, as well as those subject to them, are within the scope of the inquiry. Therefore, our amended paragraph 2 will task the inquiry to investigate the strategic elements of the handling of the pandemic related to the decisions to lockdown and to apply other restrictions and the impact of those restrictions. The full text of the terms of reference as adjusted will be available on the Scottish Government website. Before concluding, I would also like to inform Parliament that, in all of this activity, we have taken into account the remit of the UK-wide public inquiry into Covid-19 that the United Kingdom Government is setting up. Under the 2005 act, the Scottish Government is also a consultee on the UK inquiry draft terms of reference. I am pleased to note that the points that we have raised with the UK Government have been adopted into the revised draft terms of reference, which were consulted on by Baroness Hallott in April. I am particularly pleased to note the following representations that were made to me by bodies such as refugees for justice, which we raised with the Prime Minister the inclusion of immigration and asylum in the UK draft terms of reference. Legally, a Scottish public inquiry cannot examine reserved matters in Scotland. I am therefore very pleased that vital issues identified during the pandemic with respect to, for example, the Home Office's treatment of asylum seekers in accommodation can be scrutinised by an independent public inquiry. We remain committed to working with the United Kingdom Government on the UK-wide inquiry and to expect liaison between the inquiries, as indicated in both the Scottish and UK inquiry terms of reference. The Scottish Covid-19 inquiry has said that it will carry out a fair, open and thorough investigation to establish what lessons should be learnt from the strategic response to the pandemic. That is no less than what is needed, and I hope that those terms of reference amendments further equip the inquiry to achieve that objective. I again pledge the Scottish Government's full engagement, as I know the Parliament and the people of Scotland will, to support Lady Poole in this vital task. Thank you. The cabinet secretary will now take questions on the issues raised in this statement. I intend to allow around 20 minutes for questions, after which we will move on to the next item of business. I would be grateful if Members wished to ask a question where to press their request-to-speak button now. I welcome this statement on the inquiry into the handling of the Covid-19 pandemic and would like to thank the Scottish Government for keeping to their commitment. This is unlike Wales, but the Labour Government is refusing to carry out a similar inquiry. NHS and social care staff have played a vital and enduring role during the Covid-19 pandemic, and, like my colleagues on these benches, I would like to reiterate my thanks for their efforts and continued resilience as we begin rebuilding from the pandemic. This inquiry in no way looks to undermine the valuable work that NHS and social care staff did during those dark days. I echo the importance of finding answers around the handling of the pandemic, with so many of us touched by the loss of loved ones. The scope and scale of this inquiry is probably the largest ever conducted, and whilst Lady Poole has the autonomy to make her own decisions, has the Scottish Government asked for indicative reporting milestones because the public will want to know the timescales? Scottish inquiries are notoriously slow to get started with the Edinburgh tram inquiry into its eighth year, and this could be due to a lack of infrastructure, including not having an initial building, website or IT infrastructure. What support will the Scottish Government give Lady Poole for the fundamentals to get this inquiry off the ground? Finally, is there a mechanism in place to allow Lady Poole to request additional resources if, in due course, she requires it? If Dr Gohanne will forgive me, I will induce respect to the fact that the Labour Party does not like me talking about Wales and I will not talk about Wales. In relation to the substantive issues that Dr Gohanne raises with me, I associate myself with all that he has said about the contribution of health and social care staff during the pandemic. First, all of us appreciate and value everything that was done. The purpose of this inquiry is to learn lessons, and if that involves us having to explore and examine what was done well or what could have been done better, that is the purpose of the inquiry, and we should be open to that scrutiny. On the practical issues that Dr Gohanne raises with me about reporting timescales, resources for the inquiry, accommodation and support for the inquiry, those are all essentially operational matters for Lady Poole. It would be inappropriate for me to specify reporting timescales, other than the fact that, obviously, I have made clear to Lady Poole that the Government is anxious to hear conclusions from her inquiry at the earliest possible opportunity, but we must respect her independence, the approach that she designs to take to reflect on the terms of reference and to pursue the terms of reference and to report accordingly. I would point out, of course, that in the range of different inquiries that we have established, there have been different approaches taken to reporting. Some inquiries have decided to report at the conclusion of their proceedings, others—the Scottish Child Abuse Inquiry, for example—reports on an interim basis on case studies. The choice is there for Lady Poole to decide what is the most appropriate reporting structure, and it is an essential part of her independence that she is able to do so. Let me echo John Swinney's comments and send my condolences to all those who have lost loved ones during the pandemic. I very much welcome the inclusion of social care and unpaid carers to the terms of reference, something that many have called for. Social care has undoubtedly shared the burden of the pandemic and so have unpaid carers who are unsung heroes caring for relatives and loved ones without much support. I met Lady Poole yesterday and I very much welcome the approach that she is taking, in particular providing an opportunity for people to share their experience in a listening exercise as the first stage in the inquiry. I encourage that Lady Poole recognise the importance of ensuring that the voices of all those affected are heard. I note that the inquiry has the power to compel witnesses and compel the provision of information, and it is on this point that I want to focus. The Scottish Government, unfortunately, does have form here. They are not known for their openness and transparency. Indeed, it is one thing to withhold information from a parliamentary committee, but to withhold it from the court of session is quite another. So, can the Deputy First Minister guarantee to this Parliament, and much more importantly, to all those families who have lost loved ones, that every single piece of information that Lady Poole requires to do her job will in fact be provided? First of all, I am pleased to hear that Jackie Baillie has had a constructive meeting with Lady Poole. I am not surprised to hear that, but I am very pleased to hear it. I am also very much welcome her reflection that what she took from that conversation is the importance, which I have felt in my conversations with Lady Poole as well, of the importance that Lady Poole attaches to hearing the voices of those who have been affected. I think that the mechanisms that she is developing for that to be the case, I hope, will help to assist in the process of healing, which this inquiry has to be part of. Jackie Baillie asks about the supply of information. The Government will comply fully with all requests for information from Lady Poole and the inquiry. We have started to do that already, and we have had some requests, we have responded to those requests, and there will be more requests that will come, and we will reply and respond to the fullest extent that we possibly can. John Mason, to be followed by Murdo Fraser. As the Deputy First Minister said, we all want to learn lessons from this inquiry about the future, and I wonder if he could say anything about how such lessons would be incorporated into future policymaking so that we are well prepared for future pandemics. We will essentially have to await the conclusions that come from Lady Poole's inquiry, but when that material is forthcoming, the Government will be committed to considering and assessing that information, building it into our Covid recovery strategy, for example, and looking at other approaches that we take, particularly in the space of resilience planning, to ensure that, should there be steps that we are recommended to take in relation to being equipped for any future pandemics, we are able to give the thorough and proper assessment of those recommendations and apply them where it is appropriate for us to do so. Quite rightly, the Scottish public will not expect silence from the inquiry during its long investigation. Regular updates, communications and perhaps even interim reports will require to be issued, as has been the case with other public inquiries, as the cabinet secretary has just acknowledged. Given that will be the case, can I ask whether the Scottish Government will be given early access to or sign off on any such updates, communications or interim reports? Will the Scottish Government be able to redact any material or evidence released by the inquiry or indeed any of the evidence that it itself will provide to Lady Poole during the course of her investigation? It is a number of quite complex issues in there and, in some of this, I may have to follow up with a letter to Mr Fraser to give absolute clarity. What I can say is that there will be no question of the Government signing off a report from Lady Poole. No question. It would be completely inappropriate for that to be the case. Whatever is produced by the inquiry in its reporting will be the work and the conclusions of Lady Poole, and the Government will have no prior sign off of the details of that. On the issue of redaction, there may be certain legal and GDPR issues that have to be considered in that respect, which we will, of course, explain to Lady Poole in the submission of evidence to Lady Poole. Therefore, I can envisage a situation for example where certain advice may be offered to Lady Poole openly by the Government in its full form, but we may say to Lady Poole in relation to referencing that or in publishing that there may be other considerations of a legal and GDPR nature that need to be considered. I will reflect on the response that I have given Mr Fraser, and if I need to write to him to set out more details or more specification, I will do so, but I think that that would be the fairest way of responding to his question today. Stephanie Callaghan to be hauled by Alex Rowley. Can I ask the cabinet secretary what the practical consequences will be of having a human rights-based approach to the inquiry, and how will this approach ensure the voices of bereaved families are meaningfully heard? The importance of a human rights-based approach to the inquiry is that the voices and the experiences and the impacts of the pandemic on individuals will be at the heart of the reflections of the inquiry. In the amendments that I have made to the terms of reference today, particularly paragraph 6C, there is very explicit wording about the necessity to consider any disparity in the strategic elements of handling of the pandemic, including unequal impacts on people. That is essentially the manifestation of the human rights foundation of the inquiry. We are very fortunate in that we have, in Lady Pool, an internationally renowned advocate on human rights and equality issues with enormous experience, which she brings to the inquiry. The changes that I have made to the terms of reference provide the opportunity for that to be fulfilled. I know that this is relevant to the response that I gave to Jackie Baillie that Lady Pool is constructing an approach whereby she can hear, and the inquiry can hear the experiences of individuals as part of the evidence gathering process. I would try to be followed by Stuart McMillan. I am very much welcome what the Deputy First Minister has said today, and like Jackie Baillie, I would throw him in on the social care and what has been said there. Can I say that the most profound impact was on care homes, the greatest grief, hardship and heartache. Does he agree that families must get answers, must understand what happened, what the pressures were on staff, on families in order not to blame but to understand so that it can never happen again? In the original draft of the inquiry, I felt that I had put in adequate provision to address the issues that Mr Rowley raises, but it is an interesting reflection that what one puts into a particular draft is perhaps not what other people read from it. It is an important reflection on that point. At paragraph 2g of the inquiry terms of reference, there is explicit mention of care and nursing homes. I felt that that was adequate to address the issues that Mr Rowley is raising with me, but the feedback from individuals and groups was that we needed to be more explicit about social care, which is why an additional terminology has been added in on social care in paragraph 2h to ensure that the points that Mr Rowley properly raises with me are fully considered by the inquiry, and there is no dubiety about that in the public mind. Finally, I come back to reinforce a point that I made in my response to Jackie Baillie, and I very much agree with Mr Rowley on that point. This is not about blaming people who were doing their best, it is about trying to help us to understand what could have been done better and to also help a process of healing for individuals who are experiencing grief and loss as a consequence of what they experienced. I hope that the inquiry can help in that endeavour. My understanding is that the Scottish inquiry into the handling of the pandemic can only look into devolved matters in relation to Scotland. The Scottish Government is confident that that will allow for an accurate representation of the handling of the pandemic in Scotland, given the interplay of reserved and devolved issues. To give a full answer to Mr McMillan's question, I think that I would have to say that the conclusions of both the Scottish and the UK inquiries will give, hopefully, a complete picture, because there will be issues that the Scottish inquiry is prevented from looking at because of the terms of the inquiries act. Having said that, on the issues that we have raised with the United Kingdom Government, which we have been keen to see referenced in the UK terms of reference, there has been a positive response from Barnett Hallett, and I very much welcome that. The best way to answer Mr McMillan's point is to acknowledge that I am very confident that the Scottish inquiry will be able to undertake a comprehensive assessment of decision-making taken in Scotland, but there will be an element to which the UK inquiry will provide an input into the oversight of decision-making in a United Kingdom context, which will never be had an impact on some of the handling within Scotland. Alex Cole-Hamilton to be followed by Collette Stevenson Thank you very much, Presiding Officer. I was very gratified to meet with Lady Poole Yesay, and I think we should all have justifiable confidence in her ability to perform this work. Presiding Officer, the listening exercise that she's about to embark on will provide catharsis for many of the 15,000 families who are grieving lost loved ones and many more families who are families of care home residents. But there are so many stories in that listening exercise. Only a tiny fraction will make it into an overall report. Can I ask the Deputy First Minister what consideration his Government might give to creating something like a national book of remembrance for those stories that can't be captured in Lady Poole's final report, but can give those families that ultimate closure? I think that there is a lot of merit in exploring the point that Mr Cole-Hamilton has put to me, and there is discussion being undertaken about the appropriate commemoration of the suffering in the pandemic indeed. Just a couple of weeks ago, I attended the opening, the inauguration of the start of a memorial in Pollock Park in Glasgow, which is a beautifully designed set of wooden memorial sculptures. It has been drawn together under the instigation of the Herry newspaper. Alex Finlay, the artist behind the venture, gave a compelling account of the development. That is welcome, and I think that it indicates that it is a place where some healing can be undertaken for people. Mr Cole-Hamilton's point goes somewhat different, because it gets to a point of almost having a reference point nationally of where the suffering of individuals can be recorded. I will give consideration to the point that he has raised. It is a valuable suggestion, and the Government is interested. We hope that the inquiry will be part of the process of assisting individuals in our country who are suffering to find some form of reconciliation through this process. It is important to remember that, as a public inquiry, the Covid inquiry will proceed independently of Government. However, does the Deputy First Minister agree with me that it is vital to ensure that members of the public and organisations will have every opportunity to have their say? Can he set out the steps that the Scottish Government has taken to facilitate that? I agree very much with Collette Stevenson's point, Presiding Officer. In relation to what the Government has done to support this, we are obviously saying that the part that we have to do is to make sure that the terms of reference enable the inquiry to fulfil our expectations. I expect to be my last word on the terms of reference. Thereafter, the terms of reference move very much over to Lady Poole for her to pursue the inquiry. The Government will provide the resources that are required to support the inquiry and its full collaboration, as I indicated to Jackie Baillie. It will be up to the inquiry to conduct its proceedings inclusionally, as a number of colleagues have put on the record today, for members of the public to be able to express their contribution to the inquiry. I know that Lady Poole is keen to receive that. I welcome the decision to specifically include disparities in how the handling of the pandemic impacted certain groups, as it has been well documented that Covid-19 has not affected everyone equally. Given the public interests and any outcomes of the Scottish inquiry, how will the Scottish Government ensure that conclusions, including interim conclusions if appropriate, are in formats that are accessible to provide all families who have lost someone to have the answers that they deserve? That is very much an operational question for Lady Poole in her inquiry, but I am confident that, because of Lady Poole's perspective, experience and the foundations of her professional reputation in all those areas, that all of the issues that Gillian Mackay puts to me will be fully taken into account in how the inquiry communicates its work to the wider public. It tastes white to be fooled by Jackie Dunbar. I think that we all agree that the additions to the scope of the inquiry announced today are welcome. The Law Society of Scotland suggested that consideration should also be given to Covid-19 in prisons and legal custody to learn lessons for the future. Can the Deputy First Minister indicate whether this, along with the early release of prisoners, as a result of the pandemic, will fall within the remit of the inquiry? The best way to answer the point that Tess White puts to me is to refer to the quote that I read out from Lady Poole, in which Lady Poole said that the terms of reference do not attempt to present a definitive list of every issue or every person that the inquiry will consider. Instead, they specify areas of investigation and the inquiry will interpret them with flexibility to ensure particular groups or that themes are not excluded. What I encourage members to reflect on is that the inquiry terms of reference have been written to be broad, but they should not be looked at as a checklist. Just because a particular term is not in the terms of reference does not mean that it is off-limits to the inquiry. I hope that that reassures Tess White that the intention behind the writing of the terms of reference has been to keep this as broad as possible. I appreciate that the inquiry will operate entirely independently and that it would therefore not be appropriate for the Deputy First Minister to give a timeframe for the inquiry to report its findings. However, is the Deputy First Minister in a position to inform Parliament whether there will be any updates in the interim? That will be very much a matter for Lady Poole to determine, but what I would say—indeed, we have aired some of those issues at the Covid-19 committee this morning—it is important that we have an identification of lessons to be learnt at the earliest possible opportunity so that we


It's great, welcome everyone. My name's Matt Halliff. I'm one of the founders, the director of a social enterprise called Reading Digital. And we are the digital agency that developed the Co-operate Smartphone app, so I'm here today to talk to you about that and how you can get the most out of it if you have a listing on there or if you like a listing in there. Felly'r app yn cymryd cyfryd iawn. Dwi wedi bod wedi bod yn rai i gyfryd y ffono'r app yn oed dwi'n ddefnyddio'r ffon. So dwi'n rai i'r ffon o'r pet tr cuiw?  Mae'n amlwyr o'r meddwl sy'n gyroedd i cultured, hwn o'r meddwl hyn y gwahanol, Mae'n fawr i'r iPad a mae'n fawr o'r fawr o'r fawr i'r Android smartphone. Mae'n fawr i'r BlackBerry, mae'n bwysig i BlackBerry, yn fawr. Mae'r Android o'r app o'r mobile, mae'n fawr i'r app. Mae'n fawr i'r app o'r iPad o'r iPhone. Mae'n fawr i'r cooferau. Mae'n fawr i'r app o'r cooferau, mae'n fawr i'r app o'r iPhone. Mae'r ring ridd o estrutel gwnau, beth mae'r ring is legsot. 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Felly you'll see different stories in this at the top which we like to call a Carousel partly becaux that makes this have fun You can see different stories that are on there There's quite a few stories about this expo today and about what you can get out of the different exhibits that's quite good that allows us to promote stories that are of interest in the liflere walker space particularly elegant the related consumers This is more of a consumer facing app than something that's just for the co-op community. The main functions of the app you can find on this screen. So, if we tap on the Find a co-op button, we will get a pop-up that asks whether it's okay for the phone to teleco-operate our location. Now, the really cool thing about that is that that means we can show people the co-ops that are near to them, so instead of having to look through this massive listing o'r ddweud yn ymgyrch o'r ddweud. Mae'n gwybod i'r gweithio cyffredinol i gael ymddangos yn ymgyrch. Felly, mae'n dweud yn ddechrau ar y dyma. A ddim yn edrych. Mae'n ddweud ar y cyffredinol yn ymgyrch ymddangos, fel y gallwch chi'n ddweud y cyffredinol o'r ddweud yn ddweud. Mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. Yn dyma'r ddweud o'r ddweud, mae'n ddweud o'r ddweud o'r ddweud. First they eat and drink co-op so near where I am stubborn right now. It tells me how far away I am from those co-ops. If you've loaded in Manchester you'll see you're like metres away for dozens of different co-ops where we are right now which is great to see. You can see we have a rotational at the top of the topical stories, in the badlight category. Scroll down the listing and see all the nice results, and we'll choose one.  So, this is what you need to be concerned about. If you primarily want to get the most out of the app, you'll be interested to see whether the details on this screen are correct. Have we got the correct address for you? Have we got the correct email address and phone number? And also, because we've only recently launched the app, we've not got many pictures, and pictures make a massive difference to how accessible your co-op appears on there. And it's great to have a picture of, you know, the inside of the shop, or some of the produce, or some of your workers, just to provide a kind of nice friendly face and to provide that kind of insight to what people might expect when they interact with that co-op. We'll just scroll down the list, so... Now, you'll notice that we can check into a co-op, and this is one of the really interesting features about this app. It just takes it beyond being, you know, just a simple directory app. By checking into a place, you can tell the app that you've visited that shop. So you might have shopped there. You might have just visited to have a look around. And those of you that are using the app will notice that this expo is actually in the app as a place that you can check into. And I'll talk a little bit more about that in a second. So I just scroll down the list. You can see that we've got phone number, email address, and you can also report incorrect details.  We've got this information from. And it will pop up an email, and you can just type what the problem is, and we'll get it corrected. There's around about 10,000 entries in this app. So you can see how maybe a few little errors might slip in. So what we're doing there is helping the people that use the app help us to make sure all the listings are accurate. Okay, so I'll just go back. I'm going to choose one of these stories now. These stories are a great way to really promote your co-op in the app because these stories aren't sensitive to where the user stood. The user has to be stood quite near to your co-op in order to see your listing primarily. But with these stories, they're just kind of like, kind of like, you know, blog pieces or news pieces. And they can talk about the kind of the real stories behind the co-op. And their role is to really kind of sell the difference why it's good to choose co-op, showcase the passions of people behind these co-ops, and talk a little bit about the kind of stories behind them. So you can provide one of these stories to us and we can feature your co-op in the app and give it a really prominent position either on the home page or in that rotator at the top of that listing. So that's a really good thing for you to do. The stories that you provide should be quite short because obviously people aren't going to sort of sit there on their phone and read really long pieces.  And we can also link that story to your co-op. So when people have read that story and they're really sold on the values behind your organisation, they can see where you are, get your contact details, jump through to your website, et cetera. So we'll click on Unicorn, which is a local co-op that you're more familiar with. And the app features mapping. So on the Google Android, it features Google Maps on Apple devices, it features the Apple Maps, and you can get directions to and see what your co-op is in relation to you. Again, that position of the co-op is something that you might want to check, just to check that we've correctly translated your address, put the pin in the right place for your store or your office to scroll down. Now, remember before when I said that you could check into co-ops. I'm going to talk a little bit more about what that's all about. So basically, every time someone checks into a co-op, that scores a point. Now, with every other app on smartphones, the purpose of scoring points is to compete with people and to try and get to the top of the table. In some things like Foursquare, you can compete with people for money-off places and stuff like that, but we thought, well, actually, shouldn't we reward people for co-operating instead of competing with each other, and that would really give a practical demonstration of what's great about a co-operative movement. So, instead of you scoring points for yourself, you score them for everyone. So by checking in, and this is the actual challenge that we've got going on now, so if you've got the app, you can follow on with me here. We're after 150 people using the app to check in to this venue. And if we reach the target or exceed the target, everyone that's checked in will get free chocolates from the Divine Chocolate Stand in the Expo. So that's going to incentive free chocolate, probably the best that we've had. So the idea here is that by cooperating with each other to meet the target, everyone wins. So we're giving them that practical experience of co-operation. Scroll down here. Now, with the challenge that we've got going on at the moment, the reward is free chocolate. With other challenges, obviously that's not going to work because people can't get on a train to Manchester to come here just to buy the free chocolate, etc. So what we're interested in getting from co-ops is rewards. And this is another brilliant way to get exposure in the app and also to drive more customers to your outlet. So I'm just going to tap on the rewards here. Here's some example rewards. We can put these rewards in. There's approximately one challenge every month and quite often the challenge is a theme. So we can have a challenge to go out and buy ingredients to cook a meal completely from ingredients from co-ops. We could have something to go out and get a new outfit for winter or whatever by just shopping a co-op. But we can put these challenges out there. What we're trying to do is we're trying to change people's behaviour by nudging them to choose co-operative instead of regular business. So these rewards act as an incentive for us to do that. And we know for a fact in the challenges that we've run before people will actually seek out the organisations that have rewards in order to spend their voucher or to get their freebie. Now one example of a voucher that we've got coming up for the next challenge is £2 off for every £20 you spend at any co-op food outlet which is going to be a great incentive for many people to have a branch of co-op food wherever they are. This also works particularly well if you've got an online shop because we can put your online voucher codes in there or it could work well to you've got a single outlet locally and we can provide that to a lot of people. So we'll just kind of move forward into the future when we complete this challenge. So we've got 167 people who've completed this challenge and now the rewards are unlocked. People are going to get a message called a push notification so you don't have to have the app running it's kind of like getting a text message to say we're having completed the challenge we tap on the rewards unlocked and you can see where they were all locked they're now unlocked and we've got access to our rewards after I've done selected lines I'm not sure that's so ethical to the people what's going on over there we tap redeem code and you can get a code there we can also insert a link on our page on your website that has like a PDF voucher to download or some further information about how to claim a reward so it really is quite flexible sometimes people are just giving us money off they're giving their customers anyway so they might have something where you get 10% off your second purchase some people are just giving us that same voucher that they're geared up to deal with anyway bunging that in the app and they're getting a few more customers when the challenge is completed and getting some exposure to their organisation through the app so that helps them so how do you get your listing into the app well this app was developed by QOPTUS UK so you go to the QOPTUS UK website and you click on the link at the top there that reads directory so I'm just going to click on that now and this gives you the online directory which kind of feeds all the data into the app so you can browse and search this directory and see all the information in the app from a desktop computer and show me that so let's have a look at one of the one of the map feeds here so you can see we can also present all of those directory listings on the map so you can see what the geographic spread in QOPTUS and zoom in and have a look so really what you need to do to get to the app is you need to get your organisation onto this online listing and then in a matter of days your listing will get sucked down into the app and the app updates automatically magically over the air so we'll go back to the list view and we'll take a look at what an example listing looks like and then I'll show you how to get a listing in first we'll look at 14 in your gallery there and you can see that will be the description that appears in the app that will be the map that appears in the app the contact details at the bottom there will be the ones that appear in the app and see that's where they are so if you want to get into this directory all you have to do is register on the QOPTUS UK site so I've just clicked on the register link on this website you can see there's a little form to fill in there then you can get an account on the site and set up your QOPTUS depending on your exact constitution QOPTUS UK may need to get in touch with you just to check that you are actually a co-operative and once that approval process has taken place your business listing will go onto the directory website and onto all of the apps on iPad, iPhone and Android then you look at 14 in one obviously it's not like a faceless process where you just need to register and then hopefully you get in there are some email addresses and stuff that can give you input so if you go to www.co-operate.coop you can find out more details about the app and there's contact details there and there's links off to the Android store and the Apple store and if you need any help with your listing if you want to jazz it up with an image if you want to report an incorrect detail to ask a question then you can just email listings to www.coop.coop and someone will be back in touch with you about that one really exciting thing about this project as well is that Propheted UK have kindly licensed the app so that other co-operative bodies around the world can use this as a basis to develop their own and a few weeks ago we launched a version co-operate in the US it's called Co-operate USA we had to change the logo to put a little bit of USA on it had to be in red, white and blue obviously so we've changed that we've changed all the kilometres to miles and all the little things that we needed to change and that's now got tens of thousands of US co-ops and thousands of people in the US are using this app now to access the same kind of thing so I think that's a real great example of international co-operation in 2012 the International Year of the Co-op and we're working with some other organisations to build this out to other countries as well so if you're interested in using this kind of basic app as a way to get your own app for your own country or perhaps if you haven't had a chain of co-op stores then come and chat to me at the end and we can talk about that because Co-op UK are allowing you to license that so we're absolutely free in order to do that which is a fantastic concern so that is a whistle stop tour of the app I wanted to leave plenty of time to try and download the app onto your devices and to check into the challenge so you can help me get some free chocolate and I also wanted to leave some time for some questions as well