Hey everybody, this is Brian. Welcome to the 47th LAMP tutorial. Today we're going to be discussing SQL types. Now if you go out to W3 schools or whatever you've been using as a reference and you look up SQL, you'll see just look on the left here, there is a lot to the language and SQL actually stands for structure query language and there's a lot to it. So you take into account just the language, I mean the sheer magnitude along with the fact that there are multiple types of databases. There's Oracle, MySQL, Microsoft, I mean all flavors of Microsoft and each one's a little bit different. As you can see here in SQL types, you've got an access type, a MySQL type and you can scroll down, there's probably more, a SQL server type. I mean so it's no wonder the databases is a pretty complex topic. Now when I started this whole series I said this series would probably be criticized as an inch deep and a mile wide and this is probably going to be one of those sections where we're just going to focus in on MySQL and we're just going to focus in on what you need to survive in database land. So this video is going to be covering the different types. Remember how we talked about the different types of data that can go into a column? Remember you have a database and then inside the database you have multiple tables and in each table you have columns. A column is a piece of data. A row would be multiple columns strung together to form one item. For example let's say you are making a database of customers. One row may include the first name, last name, address, phone number, etc. But a column would be just the first name. The table may be named customers and the database might be named MyStore and you may have multiple tables such as customers, products, orders, etc. So databases get fairly complex.  Not that I think you're dumb, not by any means. If you're watching these tutorials, well you're probably about 1% of the population because most people don't get very far into computers at all. So let's see. MySQL data types. You have a care with size. Remember in our last tutorial we talked about the parentheses you had to include a size? Well you can hold up to a specific size in a column and it does this with the way the data is structured and the way it's stored on the physical disk. The SQL engine if you will, whether it's SQL Server, Oracle, or MySQL needs to know how much size or how much data you're going to put in a specific column. So along with the type it expects to know a size, how much? So we have care and size. Now what's a care? Holds a fixed link string can contain letters, numbers, and special characters. The fixed size is specified in parentheses. Constructed 255 characters. Well a letter on the screen is a character, you know the period is a character, things of that nature. All right, fair care, size. Well holds a variable link string can contain letters, numbers, and special characters. The maximum size is specified in parentheses can store up to 255 characters. Note if you put a value greater than 255 characters it'll be converted to the text type. Now what's the difference between a care and a fair care? Notice how they're two separate things, but they sound strikingly similar. Well, tiny text holds a string with a maximum length of 255. You notice how each one of these is a string and you include text in there with up to a maximum of 255. With the exception of text is holds a string with a maximum length of 65,000 characters. So strings can get massive, they can get small. Really what it boils down to is the difference between a care and a fair care is how it is stored on the desk. It's very simple, very easy. Like if you jump down to, and I know we're kind of going out of here, but you have a fair care, and this is Microsoft SQL by the way, fair care and end fair care. End fair care is Unicode where fair care is just ASCII. So it gets into how the data is stored. And I think with MySQL everything is Unicode by default, I could be wrong. Anyways, then you have blob. That's an interesting name blob for blobs or binary large objects. What would be a binary large object up to 65? 65k basically. Well, think of like a picture. You could actually store a picture, the actual raw data of a picture in a database. Why would you want to do something like that? Well, think about the context of our database being a store. Well, you could store the product picture in a record. Medium text holds a string with a maximum length of, wow, look at that, 16 million. Medium blob, 16 million. So you can get more and more bang for your buck, but you're also chunking out more and more sections of your hard drive. Long text, that's a big number. Look at that. Long blob, same thing. And then a num. Let's you enter a list of possible values in a num list. If a value is inserted, it's not in the list, blank will be entered. You enter a possible values in this format and num x, y, z. Meaning it would have to be x, y, or z. Well, think of the context of a store, small, medium, large, red, blue, green, something along that nature. And then set, similar to a num, except this set may contain up to 64 list items that can be stored more than one choice. Then you have number types. Notice the different amount of numbers you have here. You have tiny int, which is basically a byte or an unsigned byte. And then a small int, medium int, integer, that's a big number. Big int, that's a massive number. Floating points, if you want floating point precision, doubles. These would be like, if you wanted like currency kind of thing, you know, like $1.55. And then decimal, pretty much the same thing. Decimal stored as a string. That's the main difference here. Or I'm sorry, a double is stored as a string. That makes no sense. I'm pretty sure decimal stored as a string. Anyways, my cat's trying to break out. Hold on. Sorry about that. I had to pause the video. The cat's driving me crazy. I put up curtains. He's trying to see if he can knock them over and take my windows down with them. All right. Now you have your dates. You have just a date, which is normal, you know, year, month, day, date, time, which is the same thing, but it also stores the hours, minutes, and seconds. Time stamp. You remember from our previous conversation, stores the Unix epoch, time, and hour, minute, second, and the two digit year. Wow. That's a lot of types. Now what do you need all these types for? Remember, databases store and represent data. So you have to figure out what type of date you have. For example, if you're storing the age of a person, would it be a character or could you use a tiny int? I doubt many people live over 255, so you could use a tiny int. But if you're using a first name, how many people's first names really take up 65,000 characters? Not too many people. I'm guessing you could probably get a get away with probably a fair care 50, something along those lines. So that's really all there is. It may look big and confusing, but really, all you got to remember is, hey, what type of data am I storing? Am I storing a text type, a number type, or a data type? And along with text types, you also have blobs if you want to store binary information, such as a picture. Well, that's all for this tutorial. Next couple tutorials, we're going to dive right in and actually create some databases. Hope to see you there.


My experience with the course so far, I'm impressed with all of the trainers. I think that they are very professional and they're supportive. Whether you have experience teaching or not, I think that they'll kind of meet you where you are and help you progress and improve from lesson to lesson. And the course overall, I think that it's well organized. I think that the timing has been well thought out with the tests, with the different projects with the teaching. It all seems to fit together well, so although it's a very demanding course, it's well thought out and it's manageable. Overall, I'm very happy with the course and I would absolutely recommend that I do it again. I think it's a great opportunity and a great experience.


Apparently Marxists even want to live in posh LA neighborhoods. As protests broke out across the US in the name of Black Lives Matter movement, the groups co-founder, Patrice Coolers, went on a real estate shopping spree, purchasing about 4 or 5 properties worth well over 3 million dollars. Most recently, she dropped 1.4 million dollars on a mini compound in LA's Topanga Canyon area, just a short drive from Valibu, and no doubt after this spending, Patrice is under fire. Today we're going to take a look at her controversial real estate portfolio. In these videos, we don't reveal any addresses and even though I've done a house tour of my own place, please do not show up at any private residences because it's not safe for anyone. Patrice Coolers is an artist, activist and co-founder of the Black Lives Matter movement, also creating the hashtag in 2013. The BLM Global Network amassed 90 million dollars or more in donations last year, but it's unclear what money or salary Patrice is paid exactly. While Black Lives Matter released a statement saying that Ms. Cooler serves as an executive director in a volunteer capacity and does not receive a salary or benefits, most just aren't buying it. They also went on to state, Patrice has received a total of 120 thousand dollars since the organization's inception in 2013 for duties such as serving as spokesperson and engaging in political education work. Patrice did not receive any compensation after 2019. Whether this is true or not, Patrice has also inked a multi-year production deal last year with Warner Brothers and has a second book set to be released in fall. When news broke out about her real estate spending, some fellow activists were taken aback, including Hank Newsom, the head of BLM in New York City, calling it for an independent investigation to see how the global network spends its money. Patrice's recent purchases into paying a canyon sparked further criticism too. The 2,370 square foot property has soaring ceilings and canyon views and two structures on a quarter acre of land.  The BLM movement has openly opposed capitalism and advocated for black communities, however statistics show Topanga's residents are only 1.9% black and 88% white. Journalist Katie Grimes asked, was it ever really about improving black lives or just her own on the backs of BLM? And many are asking where the 1.4 million dollars came from. While coolers really proves that most people want to live somewhere nice, even Marxist. They don't want to live in inner city slums. But these are just opinions of those online and so it's an ongoing thing. I guess only time will tell how Patrice amassed all that money for million dollar properties but until then we're going to check them out.  I noticed that 95% of you guys watching aren't subscribed so be sure to hit that subscribe button and ring that bell for all the best celebrity house tours and more. Today we're diving into the real estate shopping spree of Black Lives Matter co-founder Patrice Coolers and checking out the new property she bought in Topanga as well as her four other houses from Georgia to the Bahamas. As always don't forget to follow me on Instagram to chat and now let's get into this video. In recent news a secluded mini compound in Topanga Canyon was sold for 1.4 million dollars to none other than Patrice Ken Coolers. Located 15 minutes from the Commons of Calabasas and just a little further from Malibu, the modestly sized compound sits on about a quarter of an acre of land with two structures. Topanga Canyon is a rustic and somewhat private neighborhood and Patrice's new home spans about 2,400 square feet. There's a separate one-bed, one-bath apartment with private entryway and living room with kitchenette attached to the main house while the smaller structure on the property is a free-standing cabin which looks ideal for an office space. In the main house there are three beds and two baths and interiors feature bamboo floors and a spacious open floor plan. There's a sprawling combined living room, dining area and kitchen with vaulted ceilings decked out in pine as well as a white-washed brick fireplace as the focal point in the living room. Here there are also a ton of skylights to bring in the sun and the kitchen is updated but nothing too impressive. This great room also leads out to the expansive backyard through glass sliders. Two guest bedrooms are accompanied by a bathroom in the hallway and elsewhere the master bedroom has a vaulted and woodclad ceiling, sitting area and more glass doors to outside. Out back there aren't many notable features aside from the free-standing cabin or office. While there is natural beauty thanks to the trees and mountains surrounding it, the backyard doesn't offer much except a cover patio for dining and a small deck. There's a ton of space though so renovations are very possible. While this property might not look lavish compared to celebrity standards, some critics argue that living in a home worth over a million dollars is at odds with Patrice's social justice mission.  As I mentioned, Patrice already had a real estate portfolio started, having snagged three other homes in the US alone for about $3.2 million according to property records. She started her buying spree in LA back in 2016, a few years after the Black Lives Matter movement gained worldwide traction thanks to the hashtag she created. That year, Patrice bought a home in Inglewood, California for $510,000 with three beds and 1.5 baths, which would now be worth around $800k. She also added her wife, co-founder of BLM in Canada, Janiah Khan to the deed last year. Then in 2018, Patrice and her wife bought a four bedroom home in South Los Angeles in a multi-ethnic neighborhood paying about $600k. This house spans only about 1,725 square feet, but the worth of the property has since climbed and the interiors look fresh and updated with dark hardwoods and white furnishings. Next, the couple set their sights on Georgia, acquiring yet another estate in early 2020 for over $415k after Patrice's best-selling memoir was published. The custom ranch sits on 3.2 acres of rural land in Conyers, Georgia, a suburb about 24 miles from downtown Atlanta. The property boasts a private airplane hangar with studio apartment just above it and a 2,500-foot paved grass community runway for small airplanes. The home offers three beds and three baths, as well as features like an indoor swimming pool and separate RV shop where you can fix mobile homes, small planes and more. Patrice also allegedly was eyeing a property in the Bahamas, located in a super exclusive resort where the likes of Justin Timberlake and Tiger Woods have owned retreats. Luxury townhomes and apartments at this beachfront Albany Resort just outside Nassau are priced from $5 million in up, according to an agent. The elite resort is spread out on 600 oceanside acres in both amenities like a private marina, designer golf course and more. It's essentially only a place for the super successful and wealthy to buy property. While it's unclear if Patrice ended up buying a property at this exclusive island retreat, her interest in the purchase alone just shows how far she's come from the Van Mee's neighborhood in LA where she grew up with her two brothers and younger sister. In her memoir, she described growing up in a housing project near Sherman Oaks in a two-story tan-colored building with peeling paint and a gate that doesn't close. The four children are mostly raised by Patrice's single mother who works 16-hour days to support them. Alright, so I think I'm gonna wrap up this house tour here. With all the controversy circling around Patrice Cooler's multiple real estate purchases, you've now got a glimpse at the properties for yourself. The Black Lives Matter movement co-founder is being labeled a bit of a hypocrite after her latest $1.4 million home purchase in the fancy Topanga, Kenya neighborhood of LA. And we've come to learn that she's no stranger to the real estate rodeo either. I mean, the Black Lives Matter donations amassed at least $90 million in 2020 alone. That's a lot of dough. So I can understand why people are wondering what's happening with it. While Patrice does have a reported deal with Warner coming up in the near future, as well as a best-selling book and another in the works, you still might question how she bought up to four or possibly even five properties. Patrice's salary and net worth is largely unknown since BLM tends to keep this type of information under wraps. All we can do is wonder and see if any more new surfaces about Patrice's spending habits. But what did you guys think about this video? Do you think it's weird that she went on a real estate shopping spree or not? Let me know in the comments. Also, tell me what you think about Patrice's properties like the Georgia Ranch and the Topanga Canyon home she just bought. Do you like them? Which was your fave? I think I like the Topanga Canyon spot and the indoor pool at her Georgia home, even if it's on the small side. Her Topanga house has a huge backyard perfect for a pool to be installed, but if she does that, she might just be under even more fire than she already is. Anyways, tell me your thoughts down in the comments. Thanks for tuning in. Don't forget to follow me on Instagram and tell me whose house tour you want to see next on this channel. I'll see you all in the next video. Bye!


My name is Jimmy, his name is Jake, and this is The Weekly Dumb. Woo! It's a bit of a different episode today, Jake. We're giving out awards! Woo! I've given out a lot of awards over the past decade of doing this show, and we have narrowed them down with your guys' help. We're giving them out today. Bino Belt, Tuesday night. Let's get into it. Face the middle camera. The first award to be given out is the best intro. We have three nominations. Jake, what are they? Dug out mugs, gross drink pouring. Finest one.  I don't remember prayer circle.  You wrote to me. We went back and forth. I wrote that one. Yeah, so I had prayer circle as a, if you were passionate about it, it could have won, because it's really good. I don't remember it. If you re-wash it, I think you go prayer circle. But that's the awards, writing in silence. Did we pray in a circle or something? Zach was in the shot, and we all held hands. Oh, I had that as cult. We take off Zach's clothes. Next award! Jim, the next award is the best award. Best award announcement of the year. And it was, I think this is just a winner, is when you announced last episode that we're doing an award show.  Good job by you. I've got a couple. What's it called when someone runs an election and no one runs against them? I've got a couple awards. I just straight snaked. Uncontested. Jake the Snake. Best sound effect. Flop. Flop. Flop. Flop. Flop. How much would you pay? Best almost a breakdown. There's two candidates here, including myself, Jake Flip Cup Victory. This is the best shot. A champion. That is a champion celebration. Jim, they have to go up against something, and this goes up against Deer through the bus windshield. Like the kid doesn't even care. And I think the quote from the article was like, I didn't expect that. Oh, wow. That was a good video. When that kid was just kind of sleeping and like, get off me, Deer. And the Deer was just involved for too long. But your Flip Cup Victory is one of my favorite reactions. I went Deer. Wow. You decided at home. Ty. Ty. First ever Ty. Looks like the next award is best lie. This was a good lie. You guys didn't read the disclaimer. If we make one of these, everybody gets a free dugout mug. If we make one of these dugout mugs, says everyone gets a free mug. Is it a dual lie? I mean, we were both in cahoots. There's no doubt. I just have a lot of good lies on record. Oh. It's kind of disappointing that I don't win best lie. When I'm just always lying. It's a lot of lying from you. Yeah. Wow. Next one's a tough one. Wow. The best Jake impression. A lot of candidates. Duck tails. Rawr. Frog throat.  Noise machine. Terrible. Jumping out of a plane falling on a desk. Wally. Rawr. Rawr. Rawr. R2-D2. Rawr. And a duck trying to fly but cannot fly. A duck. Don't do this. Trying to fly but cannot fly. Don't do this. Do that impression for Zach.  Now, I want to throw one into the mix when you were in an elephant smashing my head. That was an impression. That was just ha, it just happened. That was just happen-sancing. I had to pick here. Duck trying to fly but cannot fly. I always throw that one to you. You're so good at it. I'm good at this. Rawr. Oh, I have a best impression. Best Jimmy impression. Ha ha. Hit him with some Jada. Ha ha. Wow. Best mini game. Was this suggested by a commenter? Because this is a awesome rock, paper, scissors. When I threw, oh, did I throw a nub? That's so funny. Rock, paper, scissors. Rawr. Rawr. No, no, no. No, no. I went hook up with a turtle or an owl. Would you rather hook up with turtle or owl? 3, 2, 1, turtle. I like great that name actually we should do that more. I like great that name. Great that name wins. One out of ten, Schanas, Won. 3, 2-1-4. Best Trumb bone for my skill in life. So again this became a Jake category pretty quick. Yeah, for the Olympians. Next award is a prestigious one. I don't know who's winning it. I may let Jake decide. It is the best poop story. Jake's famous poop story. Tell him the famous poop story. Pooped in a trash can. Jake pooped in a trash can. I went in there and I hung out. Do you think you had to poop more than me? Hands reveal. And it was like, or guy pooping in a subway mop bucket. What are you doing? Stop.  I do think that video was fake though. So I am going to go with your story. Yeah, I went Jake's famous poop story. It's it is famous. The best on location. So it's the beach. The beach won that handily. I can't even think of another contestant. This is a good one. This is the best character award. I believe everyone thought Ripper. Was going to be a runaway winner. But I never been off the docks in the bowels of the archives of the history of the weekly dumb lies. Flaxel Jackson and Flax. Jackson and Flaxel. What's up? I'm Jackson. He's Flaxel. I'm fractural. We have a lot of people forgot about Jackson and Flaxel. And you know what? I'm giving it to Jackson and Flaxel. Jackson and Flaxel. Easily, easily. What a performance. Yeah. And now for best ad read of the year goes to Mizan and Maine. You know what they do? They make nice clothes that are comfortable. I don't like being uncomfortable. Do you like being uncomfortable, Jake? No, that's why I wear Mizan and Maine. You've seen it on my well-dressed Wednesdays. Whoops. Right now, if you go to MizanandMaine.com, use promo code dumb. You'll receive $35 off any regular price order of 125 or more. Thanks, Mizan and Maine. Back to the show. Next up. Best spot. Here's a picture of BBD's butt. The Downhill From Here Award. Wow. This is a TBT on an M. Is the stickers falling off the wall in the first ever episode? People say it's when the show was at its funniest. This one brought back memories. Wow. Yeah, I forgot about this. The Stay Hydrated Award. I forgot all about this. We drank out of a giant water jug from the cooler. I forgot we did that. That was tough. The Bad Guy Award. And the winner of this goes to Jake when he cooked that lobster alive. Don't tell this story. It makes you sound like a bad guy. We opened it up and he took like his last step. It scarred me for life. Delicious. Was a hit at the party. Shabrammen. The All Fours Award goes to Luke for being bird like a horse. We talked about you earlier. Oh, cool. Good things.  Congrats. To my mom too. Oh my God. This is basically the Zach Makes My Mom Upset Award. Yes. A.K.A. The Blood Award. When you made me f**k myself in the head. I watch it and I get scared for myself. And then the little bloop on my chest afterward. That's my vote. Shaving my eyes out. You asked for him to do that, I believe. Obviously. But you watch it and you're like, wow. We're putting this out. This is a show. This is my proudest award. Oh, the giggles award. And I was glad this got a giggle on everyone. Let's just, let's just roll. Let's roll tight. Enough talking. Let's just roll tight. Let's roll tight. I've been watching these Pittsburgh Pirates are the worst team I've ever seen.  The Bug Award. This was the toughest one for me. One, Bugs on Jake's Coffee Cup. And its competitor, Bugs in a Mug.  That one has my vote. I'm going Bugs in a Mug Lock. It's hard to fight Bugs in a Mug. I won't fight you on it, but I love the Bugs on a Coffee Cup. Our next award is the Cameron Diaz Award. This is arguably one of your best awards. You got me. I got you. Something about Mary. Jim, I know. Good movie, bad movie, something about Mary. How much you like this. Good movie, bad movie, something about Mary. Good movie. That's all right. I didn't remember doing this, but then Zach showed me behind the scenes while Zach's editing. Before I leave for the day, I say show me one funny clip and then he showed me this and I didn't remember doing it to you. But I did get you pretty bad. I got you. Yeah, I got you. He's in a tight spot there. The best employee of the week singing intro. I think I'm going to go with employee who's a creep. Yes. Because it's so rude. It's an employee eating sheep. It's an employee who's a creep. Why did you end it? Do you say employee who's a creep? What? That's tough. Suddenly, nobody wants it. Every time I naturally sing that song, that's the first line. And that leads us to the employee of the week comment suggestion. They wrote it as the employee, employee of the weeky week. This made me laugh out loud. It almost went to Zach, but instead it went to Fleas Penis, which I forgot that Fleas Penis got employee week. Wow. Are we serious here, Jake? Best moment of the year slash best fart. That's saving. Which seems like. Because best moment of the year. Best moment of the year. I thought we'd have a lot of options. Yeah, that. But slash best fart. There's only one option. Like we're getting towards the end of the show and that's like best picture. Yeah. And I was like, well, best moment of the year, but then slash best fart. The wizard fart was most requested by the comments. Love you guys. Comment of the year and this wraps up the first ever yearly awards show. Comment of the year goes to Mark Mackman who just last episode commented. Checked my subscriptions and I find weekly dumb. What are you guys doing? That was a weekly dumb.  Comfort and flexibility. Mizan and Maine now makes incredible comfortable flannels, no tuck shirts, performance polos, chinos and so much more. And they've got over 30,000 five-star reviews. So you know they make a great product. Right now, if you go to MizanandMaine.com and use promo code dumb, you'll receive $35 off any regular price order of $125 or more.  Jim wants, Jim wants the snacks. Yeah. Burned in my fingers.


Robert Lewis, Ambassador of St. Lucia to the Republic of China Taiwan. On Wednesday morning, at about 7.58 a.m., Taiwan time, that's April 3rd, the country was hit by a 7.2 earthquake. It is the biggest earthquake to hit the Republic of China Taiwan in the last 25 years. Of course, the Embassy of St. Lucia, through its network of student liaisons in various parts of Taiwan, and with the assistance of Thai Lucia, the St. Lucia Student Association in Taiwan, were able to reach as many students as possible to ascertain their well-beings. Throughout the day, we got updates and feedback from the students, giving us information as to whether they had met or contacted everybody in their area. And as you'd appreciate, St. Lucia has students in almost all the big cities in Taiwan, whether it's Taipei, Taoyuan, Shenzhou, Kaohsiung, Tainan, and Inualien. And we were able to find our students and drew that there was no report of any damage to any student, St. Lucia student that is, or St. Lucia's who reside in Taiwan. There are approximately 200 St. Lucia students or St. Lucia citizens in Taiwan at the moment. And up to, probably you can say, 2 a.m. Thursday, April 4th, Taiwan time, I had not been told that anybody was hurt during the earthquake. So I just want to say to everyone in St. Lucia that the St. Lucia students are accounted for. I think there was only one parent who said that he had not heard from his daughter, and he called earlier today through the Ministry of Education to speak to me. And I think within the Yahuwah, we were able to ask the student to call that parent. But we are doing well. I think we want to commiserate with the people and government of Taiwan. Taiwan is a big development partner for St. Lucia. They assist us with a number of our projects and a lot of our socio-economic programs in St. Lucia. And we really want to extend our condolences to those who have lost loved ones in Taiwan during this earthquake. Again, it was 7.2 magnitude earthquake. And we want to really extend our condolences to the families of those who lost loved ones during that earthquake. And to say to the Taiwanese people that we stand in solidarity with them, our prayers and our thoughts are with them at this time. I should have said earlier that the earthquake was really close to a part of Taiwan called Walyan. We do have some 10 students in that area of Taiwan, but our students are not in the exact vicinity of some of the damages that you would have seen on the world news. But in any case, they are affected in the sense that this morning when some of them were trying to get the train, the train was not running at a particular time. But all I want to say is that we have been able to get in touch with almost everybody. We've got some feedback from our various liaison officers and Taiwan. Tai Lushan with the Saint Lucia Association. And we want to say that at the moment we can say that we can account for our students in Taiwan.


I'm going to scroll up and see what people are talking about. Thomas, for a long time in the UK, you were required to study another language for a year, which felt like such a waste of time. Either make people study it for years so they can actually have a chance of really learning the language or make it totally optional. A year studying a language really doesn't help in my opinion. And nobody took it seriously. Here's the thing, Thomas. For me, they made me steady French for grade eight, nine, ten, eleven for four years at school, right? I didn't learn how to speak it. I didn't really learn how to write it. I cheated all the way through.  They said, well, we don't recognize those languages, right? What they really meant to say is we don't have the funding to offer classes in those languages. So you have to take this other language, right? And at the time, I was barely two years, three years into trying to learn English. So my English was horrendous and they were trying to force feed another language down my throat. So I took it for four years. And that was the case for most of my peers, most of my classmates. They took French for four years. They can barely say five words, Fenetra. I know, window Fenetra, right? Merci, right? I probably retain more French words from learning Farsi because Farsi uses a lot of French words. Then I acquired learning French for four years in school. I think it should be languages. And by the way, I got nothing against languages. I think everybody should have second, third, fourth language, like as many languages as possible, because every language gives you a different perspective, a different way to interpret life. Right? There are things you can say in English that you can't say in other languages. There's things you can say in other languages that you can't say in English. Robert Anton Wilson said this during one of her interviews, where, and I don't know if this is true or not. He said, basically, it's easier to talk about quantum mechanics, quantum physics in Swahili than it is in English, because Swahili has words that explain some of the properties of quantum mechanics naturally, like it just makes sense. And English lacks those words, right? Now, I think he was just trying to make an example. I don't think that's true. But I'm pretty sure that's true in another language. It must be easier to talk about quantum mechanics in certain languages than it is in other languages than it is in English. There's no doubt of my mind that that is the case.