Hey everyone it's Sam here thank you for watching today so I'm going to make a gift bag today and I've got my lovely little handbags book here for inspiration and today I'm going to try and recreate this Fendi bag from 2001. I love this beadwork and then the embroidered flowers here obviously I'm not going to be doing any embroidering or using any beads but I think the idea that I've got is going to work quite well so yeah let me show you how I'm going to make it. Okay so as always I've already gone ahead and done a lot of stuff and I'll talk you through the detail on those as we go get rid of all of this here so I've already stuck down all of these sequins to give me the look of the beads on that bag and these are just a little sequin mix that I've had for ages it was actually I think it's like a party table party kind of confetti and they came to mind as soon as I saw that beadwork because it's all the same kind of colours I thought I was originally I was thinking about doing lots of dots of nuvo and I just thought that's going to take too long to dry and if I go wrong you know it will ruin the whole thing whereas you can see here's like really heavy beading at the bottom then it just kind of fades out so I've kind of tried to recreate that with these little discs I can always add a few more once I put the bag together if I feel it needs it but that's what I've done so this is the front that you need the same for the back so I can use that one to score and then this is the lid you can see I've done the same kind of effect there so you're going to want two pieces of seven and a half by 11 it's a nice style bag and the way that I'm putting this together is a little bit different to what I've done before and I don't think I've done this size before either so along the 11 inch side you want to score at eight and ten and a half and then along the seven and a half side you want to score at five and you want to do that on both pieces now you also want to score at let me just use this one here so I can remember so it's nine and nine and a half so you want to score at nine you want to go down to three and three quarters and then again at nine and a half down to three and three quarters pop it on its short side and just join up at the three and three quarters just join those two markers up you can see that I've gone past that one there but I can what you can do is just go on the back and just rub over the score line but we're going to be doing some more scoring in a minute can you see it's just faded it slightly but you just want that effect so that was at nine and nine and a half down to the three and three quarter marker okay you'll then want this piece you want two pieces of that and then you want one piece of four by eight and along the four inch side you want to score at one and then one and a half I'm being careful that I don't want to catch any of my discs and then just fold and burnish and then I've just rounded off the corners here using my corner punch just to soften it a little bit and then go back to this one and with a ruler and a metal stylus you want to score from the bottom of this rectangle piece down to each corner within that rectangle there don't go down into this part so I'm just going to pop my stylus down first then lay your ruler down and just score as you can see that I've just scored across down to there and then again on this side like so so what this creates is a little area for us to attach the handle but it's all also the same width as this part of the top of the bag so it just means you've got a little bit of that extra space plus it expands obviously out once you open it fully anyway but that's what you should have there so you want to do that again on both pieces then fold and burnish all your score lines and then with these ones if you just make them both valley folds and just follow that all the way around so all of that is a valley fold just pushing in there with my finger this isn't going to fold flat this is just so you get a nice detail on the side there so it's just that little bit thicker next you want to do some cutting so you want to cut up this one here just up to the first score line and then again this one here and then remove that piece completely and then just take a little wedge off of this one and at this end as well okay and then I like to fold that one up and then you can just take a little wedge off of both of those sides there and I don't think I did that on this one here no I'm just going to do the same on this one okay next we want to stick these together so I'm going to use my all-purpose Kalao glue and first of all I'm just going to run some glue down that tap and then I'm just going to lay this one over the top focusing on that base score line so make sure you line this one up here that means your bag will kind of stand up nice and it won't wobble if you're off on the top you can always trim that piece just hold that there for a second okay and then I'm just flipping the whole thing over fold this side and then run your glue again down that tab and then just bring this one over and again it should all line up nicely now if you're limited on space and you want to keep make this now and then use it later maybe don't attach the bottom and that way you can still keep it flat until you need it and then all you'd have to do is stick this in but next just stick in the base one down first and then folding both of the side pieces in and then adding some more glue and like I always say if you want to reinforce this a bit more then you could pop a another piece of cardstock in here maybe some grayboard and that will add strength but by the time we stuck these two together in the side pieces with the Kalao glue it really becomes very strong so you can still put something with a bit of weight in here stick that one down and then just flip it over and you can go in there with your hand if not just use something that you can just rub the top there just to push all that glue down so now when you're pushing the sides can you see when it all goes together it will have that half inch kind of opening and that's going to be enough for your lid to go on so you you create this really cute little clutch I've actually got clutch bags very similar to this so it's a really nice style you can see I was all coming together there so when I do go to add the handle you don't have to if you'd rather just keep it as a little clutch next you want to add some glue to the back one inch section like so and then you're going to you can stick the if you kind of line the front up with that score line and then bring the back around that way you've got something that you can kind of push down on there and then you can just move it around until it's all lined up on the back once you're happy just pinch the sides and then open it up and you can then go in and push down everything else so that's how it looks on the back and then that's just going to come over like so what I'm going to do now is just pop in quick probably only be about a minute just showing you me sticking all of this down here which is going to be for the faux buckle do you see how that goes on like so and then that's going to go onto the front here and start to make it look more like a bag so the pinky coloured piece is two and a quarter by three and a half and I've just used the cricket pen I've never ever used it I don't use my cricket with the pen so but it's a really nice gold metallic so I've just used that to create like a faux stitching I've done it on the handle there as well and then I've just rounded the corners and then this piece here I'll show you the backs I've done some scoring here but it's one and a half by two and three quarters and I just marked along the short side there the one and a half side at every quarter of an inch and along the bottom there as well and then just joined it up joined the lines up and then along this side I just done quarter of an inch with a marker at either end so you can see there a quarter of an inch and two and a half is where the pencil mark is and again along the bottom and just joined up those lines I then cut it on this side you know that way it just means the front's much neater you can see I've just cut out down that first pencil line and then I come across past that one and then kind of halfway between the second and then cut up I mean it's entirely up to you just want to have a section in the middle that's still attached but it just gives you that design you can just have it sitting over the top if you would prefer but I do quite like having it through like so because it does look like a buckle you could also if you wanted to just cut that size and then just cut another rectangle in the middle because when you sit it on there you can't really see that it's but it's over the top of that one okay so it's up to you you might just want to have it playing like so so just whatever works so next I want to position this so on the picture here let's just see how far down so the buckle's actually underneath that flap so there's quite a lot there but I don't know I might prefer a bit higher let's just have a little play around so again you know you can have this however you want so that's kind of how it is but I'm not sure if I like all of that I prefer it I think I prefer it kind of in the middle so you know entirely up to you how you want to do this but I'm just going to use my quick grab glue this is the cosmic shimmer glue I'm just going to just run a little bit along the top there that's all I need really just make sure you get this in the middle and then once I'm happy where that is I'm then just going to pop a little bit of glue just to hold that buckle in place because it's not actually really attached to anything so I'm just popping a little bit of glue either end there and then I've just got my Velcro dot just put a pair together there bring this over and just kind of get it in place and then just hold both of them when you prize them apart and then I can just squeeze it down I will rub all that pencil out I would probably say do that before you stick it down actually but I can get away with that still then I've got these flowers here so again trying to recreate the colors and the kind of arrangement there they have got four I've added an extra one I needed to have an odd number and I've also got some little green leaves there as well so I've got my glue gun on I'm just going to lean this on the book here so I think I'm going to have the blue and the yellow there and then the yellow and the pink there and then this third one up there and kind of come over onto that strap a bit I guess and then I've got the leaves which are going to then fill some of this space maybe something like that that looks quite sweet and then once we've got the handle attached I think that's going to look good so I'm going to get that stuck down okay this is very bold this is so different to anything I've done before but I really like it I'd love the real bag to be honest okay then I've got these two strips of half an inch by 12 I'm not going to end up needing all of it but I am going to attach it in the middle and then I can kind of see how much I want to keep one was just too short two would be well you could have you know the length of two if you want I'm probably overlapping about an inch there and then let's get rid of this I don't need the gun anymore so now what I'm going to do is attach to the side here but again in the book it kind of has the end you just curl it out a little bit again it just gives it a bit more of a authentic look so I'm just gonna about an inch up there just adding some glue and just sit that down right in the middle of that piece there and then what will happen is that will close and it will kind of wrap around and then come out and then yeah see that's too long so I'm going to come down I'm going to go so this is up to you I'm going to cut it about there and then I'm just going to add little dashes there and then again just curl that out slightly and then again add the glue about an inch up open that back up I'm just kind of eyeball that you've got a similar amount being over each side there close that up and there you have your cute little handle I don't think it's adorable I absolutely love that so there it is depending on how you decorate it it's actually a really quick gift bag to make it's going to hold some nice gifts in it and again I'll just bring in that version and my version in the paper I don't think it's too bad you know put the handle even down like so I think it looks pretty good so there you have it something a bit bold somewhat garish but I really like it hopefully it inspires you to maybe do something a little bit out of your comfort zone in terms of decoration I love the sparkle on this one though I think it looks really cool and eventually I'll give it away to somebody but right now I'm just going to keep that one in my craft room so as always thank you for watching if you've enjoyed this gift bag idea today I'll pop up some more from this handbag series that I'm currently doing I'm just trying to really work through this book so it's an ongoing series it may last a few years who knows I've already done quite a few the playlist for those will be coming up now as well and if you've enjoyed today and you haven't subscribed if you hit the subscribe 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I love the current, and it's currently being remodeled. So the story's about to tell you about what's in the lobby. Hopefully when the lobby is unveiled in January and they reopen after two years of renovations, hopefully it'll all be the same. We'll see. But the main ghost activity in here is said to be a young ticket taker. The current opened in 1922. The story about to tell you happened in 1933, a young ticket taker named Hewlett Tarr, T-A-R-R. And he was a ticket taker and a ticket seller for the current back in the day. He was 25 years old, engaged to be married in a couple of days. And at the time, and now, the ticket sales windows are just on the lobby on this side. And today, like I said, hopefully it'll be the same when it reopens. You go into the lobby and you deal with the ticket people in there. Back in the day, the ticket window was on the outside. So where this poster is right here, that's where the ticket window was. And on November 29, 1933, a young thug walked up, named Eddie Anderson. And Eddie was doing petty crime all over the place, but he got a girl. And that girl made him want to do things for her. And so he was a young criminal. It's like, how do you get nice things for your own? You steal them. And he wanted to take her on a nice date to the show that was at the current that night. And so what did he do? He didn't think this through too well, because all of a sudden, he just sticks a gun between the bars of the ticket-taking booth. And he said, give me two of your best tickets. Once again, it's like, if you want to catch the young thug who did this, maybe you just wait an hour and see who's sitting in that seat. But no. So he stuck the gun through the bar, but when he did, somebody bumped him, and the gun accidentally discharged and went right through Huletar's heart. And he stumbled back. Witnesses said, he said, I've been shot and stumbled back and fell down the back stairs of the ticket booth. And by the time he hit the bottom of the stairs, he was dead. That instantaneous. And Eddie Anderson ran away. They searched two weeks for him, finally caught him after two weeks, sentenced him to death. He went to San Quentin, was hanged, and is buried in Boot Hill in San Quentin. And by the way, his girlfriend never showed up for the trial. Huletar's fiance showed up every day of the trial to make sure that he got justice. Anyway, Huletar is said to live today as a ghost in the lobby of the current. And what is most often seen is in the lobby, the main doors of the current into the lobby are, have been and will probably still be today, glass. And on the other side of the lobby is a mirror. It's said that when people are walking by late at night, they'll look and they'll see, instead of seeing their reflection, they'll see Huletar. But he's not the only ghost in the current. Because the old theater manager brought in a medium. And the medium said that wandering around the theater, here's an interior of the current, there's over 300 ghostly spirits just in and around the current theater. And it makes sense that in a lot of this, when we're talking about ghosts, we're talking about hotels and also theaters. Because hotels, like people check in and sometimes they don't check in under the best of circumstances.  But also in the theater, you've got a bunch of people, maybe sitting up in the rafters who are just enjoying a good evening out. And maybe we'll kind of just fall asleep. And some may just, you know, pass quietly of a heart attack, people get up and it's like, oh, that guy still asleep, that's great. They walk out and when one of the ushers comes to wake them up, sometimes they don't wake up. So 300 ghostly spirits in the current.


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Hi, I'm M.A.2 Horton. We're attached to MESG debt Guam, and I just want to talk real quick about my experiences with, you know, being attached to the PP-12 mission. I learned a lot of things, and I made a lot of friends, specifically with the world vets. But right now, I'm just really excited about getting back to Guam, which we're pulling in right now, and getting to see my wife who's six months pregnant right now. And so I'm really just looking forward to that because she hasn't told me the sex of the baby. So hopefully we'll find out about that as soon as we get on the pier, and then go ahead and just push forward and let the journey continue. Hi, my name is M.A.2 Suarez. I was in port of Pacific Partnership 2012. Today is August 20th. I get to see my son for the very first time. He's about 12 days old, and I'm excited to see him and my family, especially my wife. She's a strong woman that did it all without me, and I can't wait to get home.


Hey guys, what is up? Welcome to my channel. For today's video, I'm going to be reviewing the new Jacqueline Cosmetics Complexion products that she just launched. I was very curious about these. I mean, it is a foundation season right now. So many foundations have come out at. This one looked really trendy and interesting, so I wanted to give this launch a try. If you want to see that, then just keep watching. For reference, I do have normal to dry skin, currently leaning more dry. Now that it is winter, but I normally can get away with prepping my skin properly as I have today with lots of moisturizer. I even used the Jacqueline Cosmetics Under Eye Primer as well, which I think is really great for hydrating my under eyes. So I ordered my products off of Ulta. Ulta, I think, takes a little bit longer to ship, but you get Ulta points and I just think it's easier. I did pick up one of the blurring tints and then the Perfecting Concealer. We're going to go ahead and get started with the Perfecting Blurring Tint. So the claim of this is you get sheer coverage, which isn't personally my cup of tea. Your girl needs a little bit of coverage here, but we'll give it a try. And it's supposed to smooth, blur, and enhance skin's appearance for that perfect no makeup makeup look, which is super, duper trendy. So that's also why I wanted to try it. There are only 12 shades in this range. I will say for sheer coverage products, you normally need less shades. So here is what the box looks like.  There is one fluid ounce in this product, which is very standard. I picked up the shade lights. I don't know. I was not sure at all. Honestly, I didn't do any research on the colors here. I just picked up something. Ooh, the bottle is absolutely gorgeous. It is a plastic. It's not like a glass or anything, but it looks really luxe. It doesn't feel luxe, but it looks luxe. I like that you can drop this on hard floor or something and it's not going to break. So this is made in Korea, which is awesome because Korean makeup is known for this type of finish on the skin. It has a 12 month shelf life. Let's try it out. So this is what it's going to look like. As you can see, it has a thicker consistency, which I'm surprised by. I thought with a product like this, maybe a more watery consistency would look good. But let's see. I think this is going to be too light on me, but we're going to start off. Oh man, I really miss George. I think I don't know what I was thinking, but I figured out why I thought light was for me. And this is just a warning if you're ordering off of the swatches you see online. This was the photo example for light. And I thought we had similar skin tones. So based on the general pictures Ulta gave, it looked as if the foundations in this collection ran deep. I'm going to do the impression that they actually run light. So just keep that in mind, the photos on Ulta definitely were not accurate because I swear I'm lighter than the girl they used in the picture. Moving it out with my finger and it sheers out. So we'll be okay. We'll be a little ghostly today, but it's fine. And you can see we got like no coverage with that. So let me just spread it out on my skin. I have about a pump and a half on my hand right now that I'm working out. Okay. And I'm going to use a brush for this side. This is a Ruffer 31 brush. It is my favorite brush for very light coverage foundations when I want to push some coverage out of them. Okay. So I'm definitely getting a light coverage here. It is more sheer, but with a brush at least I'm able to force a little bit of coverage out of this. Oh my goodness. So you can certainly see all of the imperfections that my skin has still, but you can see the glow that it's laying down. It says it's supposed to be like blurring. It's not blurring because of the glowiness. You can absolutely see my pores right here. It's smooth over them pretty. They don't look dry by any means, but it is being highlighted, which I'm not knocking by the way. Oh, this dries kind of fast. Oh, don't let it sit on your skin because this is hard to work out. Okay. Noted. We are learning. Let me spread out a little bit more. I did another pump and I'm going to use my fingers to do most of the work.  And everything disappears when you use a sponge. So maybe don't use a sponge for this, which I expected, but we wanted to give it a try. So I'm just going to use a brush for this. I think this is my preferred method of application. I think I've seen a lot of people use their fingers to apply this. I just really don't like using fingers, period. So I think the brush is the way to go for me. Now, if you think it looks patchy on the skin, it's not. It's just because this isn't my color when it's not. I think this looked kind of dark online or something because I don't see why else I would purchase the light shade if it's like this. Now it looks really streaky that I've layered more over. Oh no. I don't know. That does not layer well at all, like one bit. And now I'm rubbing it off with my sponge. Um, back to the drawing bar. Give me a second. I am going to take this off. We're going to try with fingers because it did not layer good at all. So hold on. I did leave it on my forehead because my forehead honestly doesn't look bad. But where I went awry was layering it with the brush. The problem is this product dries down really, really quickly. So when I went in with that second layer, the brush I think was a little bit too rough. So it picked up the product and it just wasn't very cute. So I'm just gonna try this with my fingers. I don't love using my fingers, but I think it might be the best method of application. Maybe pushing in with a brush or a sponge will save. Yeah, like I said, it looks a little bit more, this does not look cute, but it looks more patchy more so because the color choice is just off. I started off with my fingers. I can't let it end there. So we do need to work it in. Let's try a brush again. I'm going to be really soft with it just to push it into the skin more than anything and get rid of the finger streak. There we go. That was definitely the best method of application for me. It looks the prettiest this way and you can see the glow that leaves behind is very, very pretty. I almost feel like this might work better as a base. We'll see, but it does set down. I will say that. We'll come back to this. Let's hop into the concealer. So this is the Perfecting Concealer. It has a six month shelf life, which is kind of short for a concealer. And it has this packaging. I feel like so many makeup items come in packaging similar to this. I picked up the shade Light Neutral. This is made in the USA and it is $26, a much larger shade range here because they say that this is supposed to give medium to full coverage, which is interesting that she came out with a concealer like this with such a lightweight base product. I mean, I guess I can see that this compensates for the lack of coverage that the skin tint gives. But personally, if I wear a skin tint, I prefer a lighter coverage concealer as well. So you don't see coverage and then no coverage. Let's try it out. I wanted to use this over my acne, but I think it might be too light. Like I said, I started off by prepping my eyes with the under eye hydrator, which I really like. Let's put this underneath. This looks like it's going to be a little dry. I'm going to use my sponge because this is just the way I apply my concealer always. And it's blending out beautifully. That was very, very easy. Okay, let's get the other eye. Make sure you get right in here where a lot of the dark circles lie. I'm going to let that set while that's happening. Let's get a little bit of the more red areas covered on my face. It's going to be around my nose. I don't know if this is going to cover my acne because it's so light, but we'll try it. Okay, so let's take a look at the concealer. The concealer is definitely not a full coverage at all. I can see my darkness underneath. I think if I had something a little bit more peachy and deep, the darkness would be covered a little bit more, but it's about medium coverage, I would say. It looks a tad dry right here. It's definitely collecting in the texture right there. Guys, unfortunately, I'm not moved by this collection so far. I'm going to very lightly set. Something tells me this collection needs minimal setting. I'm very familiar with the Makeup Forever Ultra HD setting powder. So we're going to go ahead and use this. I know Jacqueline Cosmetics has her own powder. I don't love them enough to test them for a wear test. So I'm just going to lightly pat some in the center of my face, see if we can blur this area where the texture was showing, where we don't necessarily normally want a shine anyways.  My forehead looks pretty. What I'm feeling like is you'll probably like this product if you have perfect skin, but if you don't have perfect skin, you have textured skin, acne, pores, stuff like that, then you actually need something evened. I don't know. With everything set, honestly, that just improved my skin a lot.  I don't know. I'm going to use a Powder Bronzer Blush in Highlight and then I'm going to do my eyes and I'll be back to show you the look. Well, actually, you know what? Let's press forth through it so you can see what other face products I'm using. So makeup is all done. My eyelashes are still drying. So my skin looks okay. It's not a great skin day. I all really, but my skin does look okay.  I think there are way better skin tints on the market, but if you buy it, I definitely think it's workable for sure. I don't think, you know, you need to return it. I'm going to wear this still all day. I'm still going to see it through. I want to see how the foundation and concealer act, but I just think this isn't worth the trouble really. It doesn't layer over itself well. I'm not saying that this needs to add more coverage with more layers, but it literally took away some of the product, made the skin look really patchy and uneven. This does not apply very well with a sponge. I would suggest using your fingers and then using a brush to kind of smooth it out.  Once it's down, it looks okay. I wouldn't say it's like a blurring product, but I think it looked a little bit smooth. And what I mean by that is it made my skin look quite soft and nice, but you could see because it's a glowy product, your texture was slightly emphasized. So it's not a perfecting product by any means. I'd recommend this product for somebody with perfect skin, you know, that's just looking for that healthy glow. Something to throw on in the morning just to even everything out to make your skin look a little bit better. But if you have specific skin areas that you're targeting, like for me, I have a lot of discoloration. I have acne scars, like this product is not for me. So I'm not going to love this product no matter what, but there are people out there who have perfect skin where I do think you actually will like this. Like you literally just have to be happy with one layer and out the door. It doesn't feel heavy on my skin. So it does feel really light. I didn't set like in this area and I do have powder blush, bronzer and highlight feels a little tacky, but nothing crazy. Like I said, it feels pretty light and comfortable. Yeah, I mean, this is just not the product for me. And I think application is too much of a pain in the butt. Now the concealer looks decent. It's not a hydrating concealer by any means, but I'm liking this more than I'm liking the skin tint. I think this is like so far middle of the road. You know, I have concealers I like better than this, but this is not the worst concealer that I've tried. So I'm so far on the concealer in the skin tint. I mean, it's just not a product as for me, but I think there really are some errors in here when it comes to application. I'm going to show you what I look like on my phone so you can see the texture up close. And then I'll be back in a few hours. But before we do that, I forgot. I wanted to do an oxidation test. So this has been on my hand for like 15 minutes. Let's see. I don't really see too much oxidation going on here. It got maybe slightly a little bit more peachy, but not too much with the oxidation, which is pretty nice, at least in 15 minutes or so. Oh, something else I forgot to add as I'm looking at it. My skin does look like ever so slightly dry, especially right here where I powdered, which is not really a good thing, considering it's a glowy product that's supposed to hydrate the skin. I don't find it to be hydrating, but it's nothing bad. Like it's not a drying product, but it certainly isn't hydrating. I think that will go away after a longer wear time. Okay. Anyways, let me show you in front of a window. All right. So here how we're looking. Hopefully you can see a little bit more of just my skin not looking great. I feel like this didn't do my texture any favors. Like my skin looks better than having nothing on, but not too many favors are done so far, but we'll see. Okay, you guys, it is about five hours into wear. My oils definitely came through. So this, remember how I said it looked a little bit more dry in this area after I powdered? That is no more, but I mean, you can see my texture. It looks terrible around my mouth. I don't know why. It just doesn't look good, but I do like the glow on my forehead. I like the way that this has been acting on my forehead, but in this area, it just, it doesn't look the best.  Not terribly so. Like normally some foundations will break up around my nose. It's lasting very well there. Honestly, I think I don't want to say it looks better with wear, but it looks better than I thought that it was going to be at five hours in. I'm not mad at it at all. Even though I'm pointing to this area, it doesn't look that bad. This area looks bad, but right here, I don't mind it at all. I think it looks kind of good.  Now, my mascara smudge. So ignore that, but I don't want to disrupt the concealer. I feel like over time, the concealer lost like a little bit of coverage and it looks a little dry right in the fine lines of my eyes, but again, it doesn't look terrible at all. It looks fine. So right now, we're at a solid like it looks okay. It really does.  I just have my ring light directly pointing on my face, but it looks better than I thought it would. So that's a good, I guess. Okay guys, so it's officially been eight hours since I've been wearing this foundation. Side note, the purple essence slash princess smudges like crazy. Don't buy it. Anyways, other than the smudging, I think we, um, we've grown tired of this foundation. Honestly, it doesn't look terrible. Like I said, it looks okay, but neither product really or something that I recommend or that you have to run out to get. I think there is a target audience for this and I'm not in that target at all. You kind of have to have really nice skin to begin with to be able to make this work and then are just looking for an extra shot of glow, maybe a little bit more evening. Like this will make your skin look better if applied, right? And that also is a problem that I believe makes it not worth it. It's kind of a pain in the butt to apply. I feel like it sits down a little too fast and you can't layer it. If you add more than one layer, the makeup pulls itself off. It just doesn't look as good. You have to literally like rub it all over your face and go. And for some people that's practical. For most people, I don't think that's practical though. Yeah. I mean, I just don't really love the way it looks on my skin. I'm interested to try this as like a makeup base or mixing it in with foundation. I think could be interesting, but on its own, it's a no go for me. I mean, take a closer look. After a full day, it really didn't wear that bad. You know how sometimes foundation can just wear down in not a pretty way? I think it wore down decent. Like I said, my mouth, it's all destroyed. It doesn't look good. It's rubbed off on my nose. I didn't even wear a mask today. But if you take a step back, it's not terrible. The concealer, it's starting to get into the lower fine lines here. Again, no pay attention to the smudgy mascara. I'm going to throw this out. It's not good. A little bit of a drying concealer, but not bad. I think it's one that I'm still going to continue to use. It's not worth getting rid of. Definitely keeping this in my collection, but not good enough to buy it when I run out. So, you know, definitely cosmetics has some great things in her line, but these for me just weren't cutting it really. I don't know. It just wasn't for me. I want to see how this will look when I set it over to like retouch it because I know a lot of us do that and we'll have our powder in our purse. So let's see if this can handle a little retouch. And like I said, I actually though have been loving how my forehead has been looking all day because my forehead is the area that doesn't have any zits right now. Didn't need too much correction or anything. So my perfect forehead liked this, but the rest of the problem areas did not like this. It's set okay. Let me get a closer look. And I'm just using that Makeup Forever powder again. I mean, it made it, the areas that looked bad, the powder made it look worse, but it definitely did tone down the shine. Like it looks good on my forehead. So I think you can set this with some powder, but if there are any areas that have broken down, the powder kind of emphasizes that it broken down. So anyways, let me know your thoughts on this foundation and concealer. Did you try these out? What do you think? Do you like them? Am I the only one that doesn't like them? I want to hear your thoughts and it's a little late. I should have said this in the beginning, but as a reviewer, it's always a little bit hard to review these Celebrity and influencer makeup brands because people get a little hurt when their favorite influencers products don't get glowing reviews, but I don't care who makes the products. They're good. They're good. If they're not, they're not. And that's that. So no shade, no tea to the people creating the products. I actually like Jaclyn and I'll watch her from time to time and I think is very talented with makeup. And I think her brand overall has produced some really great quality products, but for me, these aren't my favorite in her line. So I hope you guys enjoyed this video and you found it helpful. If you aren't subscribed to my channel already, I would absolutely love it if you would consider taking the time to do so. And I'll see you guys in the next one. Bye guys. Have a good one.


Welcome to JSA TV the newsroom for telecom and data center professionals I'm barb Mitchell coming to you today from day three live at data cloud global Congress and Joining me is Jack Mo Brabaccini marketing manager for flex it out. Thanks for joining. Thank you for having me Yeah, it's great to be able to fit you in. It's so busy. I feel like everyone's trying to get the last of their meetings In it's been a busy busy week and productive So for those of our viewers who may not know, can you just tell us a little bit about flex it out? Absolutely, and thank you for having me here flex it out. It's a global Clinton company that is helping energy consumers to Decarbonize truly their energy supply so 20 for seven every hour of the day, but we also help them navigate a Reporting landscape that it's shifting to be voluntary to mandatory. Okay, so that's what we do We work with Microsoft and Google helping them to achieve their energy goal Amazing and I know one of the conversations that's come up Certainly in some of the conversations that that we have is around how do we measure this? Properly and so can you talk a little bit about aligning measurements and and the role that you play in that? Absolutely, this is a rather technical conversation. Yeah, I would try to make it very simple we gather grid data so carbon the carbon intensity of the of the grid at the hourly level so very accurately and we Let's say timestamp it with consumption data and generation data from the assets Generation assets of the company are purchasing energy from yeah, so we create these credible energy claims on the hourly level also using also leveraging the fact the companies are Purchasing more local energy other than from assets that are not actually delivering physically the electricity to the consumption assets, so that's what we do and I know we were we chatted briefly yesterday and we were talking a little bit about the you know upcoming regulatory frameworks and and how You're sort of getting ahead of that to a certain extent. Can you talk about that? Absolutely? We help company We turn companies from being Reactive to proactive getting a glimpse of what's gonna happen in the next years also in terms of compliance, so What's happening in Europe, but also in the States? Well in Europe the corporate ability to report in directive It's been really approved. So company will need to We are they are mandated to report on their non-financial data from 2024 and this requires easy access easy reliable and and safe access to Energy and carbon data also, so that's why the company should should be prepared, but also using this sliver of time to to get prepared and and use this leadership opportunity because it's not just being compliant if you get it They're fast. You are also you would be also perceived as a leader Sorry in and the US level the security and exchange commission is set to do the same, right? So it's The same conversation, right? And so and that leads me to sort of the next conversation about Bringing stakeholders together and collaborating towards the you know shared goal here That's that's crucial When we when we talk about data Especially sensitive data like energy and carbon data It's crucial to for stakeholders in the in the in the same value chain to collaborate and share data in a safe way Yeah, so I believe that I believe that collaboration. It's a keyword if we really want to decarbonize our economies especially energy intensive businesses like the data center, right? So collaboration transparency In a safe way so important and I mean that You know again, that's been another conversation that has it's been refreshing I think to hear people across our industry talk about that We need to do this together to a certain extent and and collaborate towards a solid end goal So and so, you know, we're wrapping up as as we said, I know that you're you have a panel coming up shortly What's your panel on by the way? our panel is about sustainability in in data data center and cloud industry and It's it's it's about Getting it done right not just not just talking about it but getting it done We are presenting a case our joint case study with Google Google our global case study Because we really want to let company know that it's possible to decarbonize your energy on a hourly level. It's not just Fugazi, you know, it's not just something that it's up in the air floating. No, this is feasible. There are the data. There are the tools You can do it. That's perfect. Well, it sounds like a perfect topic for you to be covering and and again A great way to end the week And so thank you. I'm so glad you were able to fit this in we appreciate your time I know time is precious this week. So so thank you and Thank you viewers for tuning in to JSA TV live coming to you today from day three on the floor of data cloud global Congress until next time Thank you


It is time for us to start this important plenary session, first thing Friday morning, and as you can see somewhere wherever it might be, this is about securing stability in the Middle East and North Africa. I'm very fortunate to have with me here, and for you, for the WEF audience, the two principals in this region, where the Syria war, the fight against ISIS, directly impacts them, and they are both directly involved. Prime Minister Haida al-Abadi of Iraq and Prime Minister Tammam Saleem of Lebanon, also known as formerly the president of the Council of Ministers of Lebanon. So I'm going to welcome you now formally because this is also, thank you very much for joining our program. So Prime Minister Haida al-Abadi and Prime Minister Tammam Salam, thank you very much for being here. Can I first ask you, we note that there is a lectern here. This signifies the fact that the next speaker, shortly after this whole panel is over, is Secretary of State John Kerry, and I know you've been seeing him and you've been talking, and Secretary Kerry as well as Secretary Ashton Carter have asked your fellow Arab nations to do more to help in the fight against ISIS and all the consequences. Do you need more help, Prime Minister Abadi, from the Gulf states, from more Arab states? In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, I thank you very much for this introduction. I think we are having this war on Iraqiland, of course it's in Syria as well, against Daesh and we are winning this war. We have kicked Daesh out of Ramadi. It's not only Ramadi, the city proper is complete area outside Ramadi, which to be honest with you, some areas were never under the control of Iraqi security forces for a very long time, even before Daesh rolled into Iraq. Now it's been liberated, Daesh being pushed back. Daesh is almost on the retreat, it's collapsing. But somebody is sending a lifeline to them, just after Ramadi's sectarianism as a very powerful weapon is being used by all regional players just to further their own interests, but they're using all weapons available to them. Iraq just happened to be on the fault line there. We are fighting together. Now local police in Al-Ambar is holding the ground at the moment. They are locals from Al-Ambar itself. They're fighting together with our CTS anti-terrorist squad, with our own army, with our own military. They are fighting together. Now we have reduced sectarians in Iraq to the minimum, but I can find now messages are coming across from the region, from all these media organs, trying to encourage sectarianism. This is costing us lives in Iraq at the moment. It's giving a lifeline to Daesh, to recruit more people from the region. Most of the people who are fighting in Iraq are very hardcore terrorists and not Iraqis. Iraqis usually just flee away. They don't have the ideology to fight with Daesh, but mostly the others who come from outside Iraq are hardcore. They suicide bombers, they kill a lot of civilians, and they're costing us lives. So I think the region can play a major role in supporting us in our fight against Daesh by controlling the... Well, I'm not saying control the truth, by spreading the truth. At the moment, they're not spreading the truth. What about actual material help, humanitarian or military help? Well, that has been very little, to be honest with you, especially with our fiscal problem last year and this year, as you join us. All prices has plummeted. Before my government was formed, the all-priced bear barrel was over $100 bear barrel. At the moment, we are selling it yesterday, $22 bear barrel. If you take the cost of producing one barrel, it will only be left us with $13 bear barrel. That's a huge reduction. I have to sustain the war. I have to sustain the economy with all other expenditure. It's tough. Now, with the liberation of Ramadi, which has been the infrastructure, being damaged by Daesh, by the war, we have to stabilize the area with the support. We haven't been receiving, to be honest with you, any support apart from Kuwait, who's allocated $200 million US dollars to help our restructure these areas. Thank you very much for that. But we expect much more from the others. And from your perspective, Prime Minister Salam, you're also a frontline state when it comes to the war in Syria. And you have a quarter of your population are Syrian refugees. Are you getting enough help from your Arab neighbors in terms of humanitarian necessity? And what about your daily skirmishes that don't get reported, but with Daesh along the border area? How destabilizing is that? Well, it certainly is destabilizing, not only for Lebanon, but also for the region. And whenever this situation is discussed, followed up, everybody goes immediately to the violence, to the extremism, to the terrorism. But, and they start gauging the matters according to who won here, who lost there, what arms were deployed there, what is the necessary plan on the other side. I believe a serious approach should tackle not only this violent situation, but also why extremism? Why terrorism is prevailing? Why it's ongoing? Why it's not being able to be stopped and to be diminished? Well, there must be some things in the origins of the matters in the region that have created the situation. And a major element for me is not enough support for moderation and moderates in the region. And as long as this is not given what it requires of support, as long as we are going to allow to see more extremism and more violence, you cannot cure this violence and this extremism by violence and extremism also, or by harsh military airstrikes that only destroy and damage, but don't really eradicate the whole idea behind extremists and terrorists. This is all happening in the context of deep sectarianism, extremism, polarization that is potentially about to get worse. Do you think Iran and Saudi Arabia will get a handle on their adversarial and very tense relationship right now? Given the major Sunni power is Saudi Arabia, the major Shiite power is Iran, and how is that sectarianism playing out on the ground? First to you, Prime Minister of Iraq, because we've seen it flare in Iraq pretty much ever since the US invasion of Iraq in 2003. Well, it's very unfortunate. I remember in my studies in Iraq, we never used to differentiate my friend, whether he's a Sunni or whether he's a Shi'a. But now, of course, everybody talking about this issue. I think is, to be fair, I think some policies of the previous bath regime has probably ignited the situation, and the whole thing has exploded out of proportion after the invasion of 2003. But our friends in the region have not been helpful. I mean, they are competing for influence. They are competing for supremacy. And for that, I think they're using all weapons that are available, as I said, including sectarianism. Look what happened in Syria. I mean, everybody was claiming they want to liberate the Syrians. They want to help the Syrians. They ended up ruining Syria. Syria has 11 now 11 million refugees, some of them internally, some of them outside the country. The whole infrastructure of the country has been ruined. We have a lost generation without school. This is a breeding ground for terrorism. Now, this can't continue. I can see there are differences of what elements they choose among the opposition in Syria, but we need a political solution in Syria. Everybody must be helpful in this. I hope it will go forward, but I can see everybody's playing their cards close to their chest. They want to achieve supremacy in this area or that area. But I tell everybody, don't underestimate the danger of terrorism. We have managed in Iraq to stop the onslaught of Daesh from Al-Ambar, Iraqi desert towards the Saudi border, towards Kuwait. But if they play the card strongly, if they continue on inflaming sectarianism, don't underestimate the power of terrorism. Daesh can again roll in there and I tell them there is no uniform army who can stop them. These are hardcore terrorists. They have the wrong ideology. They can attract young people. They are doing it. We shouldn't tell them. At the moment, we're supposed to be on the same boat, but in reality we are not. I want to come back to the specific fight in Iraq against Daesh and pick up on some of these points. But I want to ask you to follow up regarding the, you know, the polarization as Prime Minister Abadi said and the chance for peace talks. Because, you know, Mr. Abadi, you're also talking about your ally Iran, who is most deeply involved in the sectarian fight in Syria, backing President Assad, along with Hezbollah, which is in your country. And of course, Russia says it's not backing anybody, but Russia's air power is deemed to have given President Assad over the last three and a half months a lot more chips to take with him to these peace talks. So how do you see the future of these peace talks? We don't know whether they're going to start on Monday or not. But key players are sitting right in your own country. Yes, it's true. One has to admit that there is certainly a regional aspect to the affair, but also an international one. Yes, the Russian-American efforts that are being deployed to find the solution are necessary and need to go on. And we need to build hopes on them. And also regional relations, which are tense nowadays, especially between Saudi Arabia and Iran. Saudi Arabia rightly considers itself in the Arab world as a main leader that has to play its role and try to mend up things between the Arabs themselves to set things in order. Iran, on the other hand, has been for some time, for many years, intervening in the region, in the Arab world in particular. And this is where the conflict lies between the Iranians and the Saudis. And the Saudis, when you tell them what's coming up, they tell you, sorry, we're not intervening in Iran. We're not meddling with the Iranian affairs. Why should Iranians meddle with our Arab affairs? And this complicates the situation. And yes, we are all worried about sectarian situations. Already, we have passed through confessional ones and already disruption took place in Syria and other countries regarding the Christian presence in the region, which we all strongly hold to. And as you know, sometime even in Egypt, this situation was about to flare up to give immediate negative effects. We hope we surpass the confessional one to an extent, but still we have to do big effort to maintain this rich image, this rich coexistence in the region, Muslim Christian and also sectarian Shi'ite Sunni. And we must all help in this. It's not going to be easy. Yes, his accent was referring to how much things are escalating in what direction. Yes, they will escalate more and more. Many will thrive on this sectarian affair. This brings me back again to say, if you allow me, yes, we need some moderate and some moderation actions in the region. We should support that. And there is why I, on every occasion, try to bring up this subject and say, yes, in Israeli-Palestinian peace settlement will surely engage peace in the region, will surely engage moderation and moderates, and will be the long-term solution for extremists and terrorists. You may very well be right, but I think none of us, the irony is not lost on many of us that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict barely comes up these days. Everybody, obviously, is obsessed with ISIS for all sorts of good reasons. And it is something that there's not a huge amount of public work on at the moment. You talk about interfering in regional affairs. I mean, I'm sure many people here have read all the articles that have come out, also trying to hold Saudi Arabia to account for the exportation of a very, very virulent form of extremist Sunni, hardline extremism, Wahhabism, Salafism, whatever you might want to call it. And this, obviously, is playing out, obviously, in Syria, but also in Iraq. It was interesting to read, and I wonder if you can tell me a little bit more about this, that Shia militias were kept deliberately out of the fight in Ramadi in order not to create this them and us situation amongst the Sunni tribes and the population that you need to get on side, and in order to make sure that you don't have a repeat of what happened in Tikrit, where Shia militias basically caused death and destruction and pillaging and plunder after liberating Tikrit from ISIS? Well, Tikrit was a very good example of liberating the city. I know some trouble happened 48 hours after the liberation, but now about 90% of the population of Tikrit are back. City is very much secure. Basic services has been retained in the city, not only Tikrit, even the surrounding area. So that's a sexist story there. But did you make an effort not to have a sectarian battle? Exactly. If you remember after Tikrit, immediately, I called upon all units outside our military to leave the city because of what happened, just to restore order, and we did restore order very quickly. In Ramadi in actual fact, we didn't need anybody else outside Ramadi. We have our military there. We have three divisions, army divisions. We have our specialized anti-terrorist force, which is the best in the region, who are fighting there. And we have the local police. We brought in the local police. We retrained them. I appointed a very good commander of the local police. And we have introduced our own PMF for the region, that public mobilization force for the locals in Al-Ambar. And this, they work together in harmony. If you remember three years ago, there were calls in Al-Ambar South calling on our own army to leave the area because they looked at this army as not national army. But at the moment, people are calling upon this army. They're fighting with this army. They're welcoming this army in Al-Ambar because they're considering it as a national army, defending the country. And they're very happy to work and fight under this army to liberate their areas. At the moment, if you look carefully, in Ramadi itself, we've liberated Ramadi within 10 days of liberating Ramadi. We pulled back our military units from the city and handed over to the local police, exactly like what happened in Tikrit. This is a story of success now, where the local see that they can run their own cities with the support of the federal government, of the central government. The central government is not there to take the city out of them. Is there to help them to rebuild their city? Is there to help them to regain the control of their city? And that is what we are doing there. This is very helpful. So I think the reason was we didn't need anybody else from outside the Lambar to fight for Lambar because the whole chemistry of Lambar has changed. If you look at the... The proof will be in whether the people come back. 200,000 civilians and citizens of Lambar, of Ramadi, rather. Exactly. The proof is there because we've seen the population who were inside the city when this military operation started, they moved across towards our military units rather than towards the other side of Daesh, which means they trust very much our military. Now, just to follow up on what you said, originally, we are winning. Daesh is losing. Yes, everybody wants to believe that and hope that. But they are recruiting. Even if they're losing some territory, the prime minister of Kurdistan told me that they are recruiting at a pace that they've never seen before. Daesh is recruiting tens of thousands of people as we speak right now, many more than last year. He also said, and as I repeat this, because obviously the Peshmerga, their forces are a very effective ground force against Daesh, but he says that the whole situation, the Iraqi army is not yet ready to take on Mosul, again, a city of a million people, a much more complicated situation where really the whole Daesh story started in your country in earnest. Do you agree with that timeline? When do you believe that the next round of pushing back Daesh will happen? I gave a pledge that 2016 we'll see the end of Daesh militarily in Iraq. But on the terrorist thing, this will continue, of course. That means all your cities will be liberated? Well, that's our pledge. I mean, Mosul? Yeah, our pledge this year. There are difficulties, I agree. And but we are, like we surprised, the world by liberating Aramadi, well, nobody thought we would or we can, but we did. And this is a heartland. I mean, Daesh was celebrating when they took back Aramadi. They considered this is a heartland of their own kingdom or a state, as they say. Now, of course, the last remaining one in Iraq is Mosul, Nainawa. Of course, there's a Raqqa in Syria as well, which ought to be taken back from them. But I think Mosul, because of this history, this is a very, there used to be a lot of kingdoms in Mosul controlling the whole areas. This is vital for Daesh and it's vital for us to take it back. And we can. We already have a plan now, how we take it back. And we will hope we will take it back. We only rely on our military, on our local units, which are there, and local police. This is a very good combination of forces from our experience. If they work together, the task will be much, much easier. It surprised everybody when we started our campaign after we circled Aramadi that not many terrorists of Daesh are there to fight. In actual fact, the main challenge is the explosive devices, thousands of them, which should be led by Daesh in the roads, in the schools, in the houses. That's where most of our casualties are. Not through direct fight against Daesh. I think Daesh is losing the momentum. The other issue is fighters. Most or majority of hardcore fighters in Iraq are non-Iraqis. They are from all over the world. And of course, Daesh is not being created in Iraq. It's being created in Syria. That's a big question that's got to be answered. How Daesh was allowed to build that strength in Syria and was enabled to cross the Iraqi border and occupy Iraqi cities and push civilians out as refugees and killing many others and destroying our own factor, that is a challenge for us. We have to regain these cities. But of course, Daesh is an ideology, as you said, is an ideology which is very dangerous. That ideology I think has been supported by some countries in the region. And certainly Western countries have decided strategically over the last five years of this war not to intervene to stop it militarily. And now some intervention against Daesh. But we're talking about the stability of this region. I'm going to come to you, Prime Minister Salam, because it also is not just about terrorism. That also feeds obviously off disillusion, disadvantage, disenfranchisement, and lack of economic opportunity. I mean, it is extraordinary that five years ago, this month, the Arab Spring was seen as a great, great hope for the whole world, not just your part of the world. And it's pretty much all collapsed. It's failed, the revolutions have failed, or they've degenerated into civil war. The one bright shining spot was Tunisia. Nobel Prize, democracy, some sort of stability, maybe. But right now, there are demonstrations in Tunisia about economic opportunity. How are you going to meet your responsibilities to your own people so that they can have dignity in their lives, so they can feed their wives and their children and their husbands, so they can actually have a chance at a decent life? We certainly, to start with, have to try to tackle the violence that's prevailing in a way to contain it and put an end to it. What about tackling the aspirations of the people? And allowing them for aspirations of the people. You need many economic development projects all over the region that require a lot of expenditure, that require a lot of funds, mainly away from what is being spent now in billions of dollars to contain this affair, to allow for those people to live in peace, to live in stability, to be productive, and to look forward for a better life. Unfortunately, in the turmoil that's governing the region for the time being, that is not being able to allow for this. How much responsibility, though, do you take as a leader? And I could ask the same question to Prime Minister Abadi or any Arab leader today. How much responsibility do you take for the well-being of your own people? We must take all the responsibility. And this responsibility was messed around with for many years in the past. That led to the uprising, that led to the Arab Spring. And, yes, it will go on. Will the people will go on pressuring us, pressuring all the responsibilities everywhere. And we're there to handle this. As best as we can. Again, here I say, yes, we need a breather. A breather might be of trying to dismantle this tension. And their international efforts are highly needed. If they were deployed a few years back, as they are now, I'm sure we would have been able to avoid much of the violence that is prevailing today. And Syria, in particular, if things were attended to four years ago, I'm sure we would not have reached where we have reached today. Now, his accent is outlaying the problems they're having in Iraq. Yes, but it's not only in Iraq, it's everywhere now in the region. Lebanon, we take our share. Worldwide, everybody is taking its share of this situation. So, yes, trying to put hope for the people and to look for stability, as I say again, for moderation, for the world to go through that, yes, some efforts have to be deployed by everybody to push for progressive developments, not necessarily for confrontational ones, as is the situation today. And more confrontation mean more destruction, mean more not allowing for stability in the region. We are out of time, but because this is about stability, I want to give you the last word, Prime Minister Al-Abadi, because your country is at the very heart of this. Final thoughts as we wrap up? Well, I think you just mentioned, in the last thing, welfare of the people. I think we have, this is a major issue. I take full responsibility for that, me and my government. Our people were demonstrating last summer, just asking for improvement on services and the political system. And there are certain things which have started the process of major reforms. Of course, we should be responsible for that. We may not be able to deliver now because of lack of resources, but at least we should do on the right track to provide this welfare for the people. Of course, at the time, I ordered my security not to work in harmony with the people. And while we, I mean, this is a success story. While every city in Iraq was demonstrating, asking for welfare, asking for services and we had having a war, we kept peace. Security forces were working with the people. And we ended up with the system reform. Of course, people may not be happy because they've asked me to dissolve parliament. I cannot, I don't have that power to dissolve parliament because the government is my product of political blocs inside parliament. So I cannot work against the system in essence. But I think we are looking forward for the next election. We have to provide that. I think this is the essence of the thing. Are all government in the region in the same track, on the same track, providing welfare for the people? Are they actually responsible in front of the people? I think some governments are not. They are shielding themselves from the people and they're intervening in other areas while shielding themselves because people are not having a say in their governments under the way they're running their government. I think that's a problem number one. Prime Minister Al-Abadi, Prime Minister Salam, thank you very much indeed for being here. Thank you. We're now going to have this panel which is going to build on this panel. If I might ask you to take your leave, you can either come and watch if you like or go and do your more important business. Thank you. Take care. Thank you. Another chair is coming in. Are we okay?


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We really get this money way flex We are here to drop up order number one this time to get it done baby. They got that cake baby They got that cake and I'm trying to get this cake Just waiting over here, maybe they can come outside and get it early Maybe not either way. Oh, yeah, I know it's comedy that we turn on one of this dough You know, we don't go baby Gonna get all the way starts up again Here we up a little bit Maybe we can catch one of these Walmart over here Maybe maybe not either way go So we can keep I Step back with the photo smack with the photo not gonna do it again. Do y'all know what we're about to do Oh, I'm already two orders eight point six miles for twenty five twenty five every time they give us this money You know, we go slide. How are doing this morning? Yeah, you watching it Yeah, yeah, yeah, I just I just dropped one right now like probably it was a seven seven forty I drop everything at seven forty. Yeah Yes, sir every day.  Yeah, no, it automatically put the ads in it. That's why I say don't skip the ad So that when you don't when people watch the ads, that's what gets you the money Yeah, that's that's what I'm working on next you trying to get some spots, so let me put this in the bag All right, I appreciate y'all have a good one Baby, we are here to jump up order number one. Y'all know we about to get it done It says leave everything on the bench I'm talking about I ain't sitting on the bench. We about the ball, baby Don't let they go over your head, baby You can't be getting on them bacon We are here to drop off order number two what it do this beautiful house beautiful your heart beautiful everything around this job They are he getting this money The ball shot call was from these blades on the ball I don't know about that Yeah, I think I don't know about that. Did you know I don't know I think I knew that about that I'm gonna go and let me know who know about that Step back. Y'all know what time it is photo We go Order number three Paris is gonna be 2060, but we go see one more two order 72 items 7.4 miles for 1650 when you give us our money. We wanted crispy. Let's go. I can't complain. I'm still living For Jalissa and the other one or? Yeah, Steven and Jalissa. Okay, so we're gonna put Jalissa in the trunk. That's a big one, right? Okay, and then I put the other one in the car you can put the stuff in here and then that's to break her eggs you can put it aside It's they're supposed to be nice today. It's already decent out here today, huh? What time what time you guys get off today? I got out for it and they get out too. You get off it too. Yeah. Oh, you're gonna be right on time then That's gonna be right. You can go home.  Mario. I know seven items 2.7 miles for 12 89 You must grab me for you shine. Let's go order number one. Oh, I'm gonna drop them chips, baby Hold on. Let me get that in my hand so we can get these vans He'll drop off order number one. This one says, uh, wait for them because they're disabled and then, uh, I don't know if it ever works, so we're gonna hit both of them. It also says, uh, get them a little Time. How you doing, sir? Yes, sir. That's fine My shoes are a little wet. Just so you know, that's fine Okay, where would you like me to put it sir? You're just taking straight the kitchen straight back. Oh, man. Thanks. You're welcome You shoes are fine. Here's a rug right here. Alrighty. Thank you, sir You're welcome That's the kitchen. Alrighty, sir. I put everything on the kitchen counter for you You're welcome. Thank you very much Thank you for your service. I really appreciate it, sir. You have a great day. You too. Stay safe. Yes, sir. We'll do Yes, it's supposed to be like 77 degrees today Of course, I'm not So we already got 1350 for that order. Now we're going to see what's in the envelope, baby Focus some money. Should we get this with Edie? Welcome, Moli. Greetings. Oh, it's a thing about God. I'm gonna have to read this later Let's go. We are here to drop off order number two. What a deal, big, big, big cheese I can put it all by the door if you guys want me to What you want to carry? I can put it right there. So no time. You want to carry it? Yeah You sure? It's heavy It's still some more too. You gotta grab it. You got it? Yeah Yeah, I told you.  You don't want to listen so that's gotta carry it Okay, you got it. I need the black bags back. Okay. So y'all got to get into it and then just Don't let your mom blame me because I Thank you. You guys have a good one. Stay safe Order number five and six. Money is my drug and I need my fix, baby All the way two orders five on one miles for 21 84 We're about to run off this dough order number six is vinnies three items 3.2 miles for 17 40 shorty Order number one this time they get it done, baby All they got is mostly fruit and some eggs. That's it. The oranges apples and stuff like that. They got a lot of apples, too You do it Order number two the Kool-Aid picture, baby That's how we gotta drop off. That's some trouble Let's hit them with that photo smack with the photo Order seven and eight when you getting money. You ain't got time to hate order number seven is war Mark one item in store pick up two miles for nine dollars wheel hollow order number eight is wall greens two items It's a shopping paid for 1409. We already go out to the end of town. Y'all gonna continue to see a shot Let's go We in this on baby Okay, I'm gonna shop and deliver. So we're getting a plan B And a pregnancy test How you gonna be both? This one says leave at the door to God not Order number nine we get to this money. We ain't jumping it down, baby All the way Spice 4.9 miles for 12 27. Thank God for his blessings. Let's go and just like that. It is the end of the video I hope you guys enjoyed the content. We made 204 71. 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