media platforms to pattern it up with two jibambe and it starts the year. All right. And then we have a very on skanla, skontro vashual, super stuff right here. Right. Can you use the mic? Daddy, Daddy, Daddy Christmas came early. Yes, we are so excited for today. MCK official Kiramali Uta Double L. Let's have fun. Let's have fun. All right. Let's do that. And let's get started with our first story. Now, passengers on Sunday evening passengers aboard a Tanzania bus were forced to alight due to bed bugs. According to the report by UGC, passengers demanded to be sent another bus by the company before the one they were in was badly because rather the one they were in was badly infested by bed bugs. Allegedly, it took over five hours for the company to send a decent bus, which then transported the passengers who had been willing to wait but travel in peace. All right. So we've. Okay. What's up? First of all, before we even get to the comments, we have to admit we've all had this problem at some point. No. At some point of our life. Actually, even high school. High school. Yes. So, let's get started. MCK. High school. Personally, high school kuna mbalu kwa nad sumbuwa. Mbalu kwa muna nami aloke 2a qda numunakata. Cos ali koga nikama zinam 4a numa nikama. Matresia kiki konezofitu ever. Secondly, it's not it's not only Tanzania. Apu kipandaizi mazakayole. Eh, zi, zi muweki. Kuna mazakayoles na itangwaji. Naza kuna wakina uji ama. Calm down. Denny's. Denny's. Take the mic. Buna. Buna una chekangu. Buna una chekangu kwa experience. Mi, mi, mi. Mi, mi. Mi najiwa nimeziwa na. I've seen them but I've not heard the experience atiku ziona zi nimezi mazi effect. But nimeonam seki choma. Matresia. Yote. Juezofitu. Ali, witanda wa dungu. Matu choma isofitu but the one thing I know about them, ziuleta opi na uchafu. Ziuleta opi na uchafu. The funny part, we are Susu Yuzifkuza. Miss J Gete yu diyori. For you? Yes. Yes. Yes. I've never known. What's the science behind that? I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. Half of loku explain the story. Susu mejuwaji na uchafu. Zi, mi najiwa sana. But then nime grow. Nime grow, nime grow ghetto. Muna mule kwa menei na. I've seen them. Ah, ghetto, iskwi zi kwa lingam. Zio ghetto. Zi kwa kwa basi. No. I have kwa basi. La pezi na kwa basi. Kwa zi mi kwa rimpu zi na ghetto ta fatali. Kungu ni kikokila malina skete kwa seasons. Nene na kujiya kwa kaji na ujuwangi. Ski na. Ladies, ladies. Ladies, No, that one, I don't agree. No, that one, I don't agree. No, that one, I don't agree. Apainasi bedbag. The kichu is naituwangi. They are not actually bedbag. No. Let me tell you something. Usha wai kungu ni. Usha wai kungu ni when you are not sleep. Amo na kwa beshta kwa. Those videos are always lala by the way. Na kungu ni by the way kula na kwa hao. We only need one. M trying to figure out what you mean. M trying to figure it out. You are trying to figure it out. M trying to figure it out. Those videos are all about kids. We are talking about kids. We were so scared to find you. That's what it was. That's what it was. Why are you like this? I'm scared I'll know the truth. Why are you like this? I'm sorry. Kungu ni kungu ni na na na seasons. We weren't trying to figure it out. Apainasi bedwagi kuna. Apainasi bedwagi kuna. We are not like that. But I'm sorry. But we just here which we appreciate for giving kathaaa you very much. We will do that! Right and you?! Let your dog continue. You will have to go to the dog. You have to come to the dog and I'll cook for you later. We don't understand the biology you speak of only a few years. That is really hard for us I know it will take you a long time. No we can't work here We think we have some problem for this. But I want them for them. Really! Let's do this after this, After we go for our research okay we have to go to a group We will tell doctor Abdullah Tuambiyi. It must have been real bad. We are turning to theFree. We should look in the bag and see how well we are doing. We are going to use the microphone. We don't need to use the microphone. We are not just going to talk in this way. We need to use the microphone. Nupen nga za lumevongo, ita lafka na toke atu, kwa matatu. Ayubu kwa na zaputulapen, ayubu baibu. Winstom swept a course Kenya on Tuesday afternoon, catching many unawared. The heavy winstom course power out there. The capital, Nairobi Muranga, in central, Nyeri, Tika and Machako towns. The meteorological department said the winstom marks the start of a short rain season. Even though these words serious, Kenyans online found a way to make fun of the situation. Here are some of the memes.  Like Kenyans though. I was in my master bedroom. Ni kashindua, what's happening? I was like... No, but then I was like, but then what is happening? Kijangumu na mkubare. So, ni kenda guestroom. Kungia guestroom, it's still the same ones like what's not happening. So ni kaza kutekstua. Ni minaske baya mani, ni texte dmwongu wakwanza kamauliza. Kwenyuku kwa adye. Kumi yungu wakwanza. Wow. Okay, so now we know. Iita kod na fani entertainment apa kumbu kuna mta kukwangori. Dmwongu wakwanza. Kwaiviu na chama? MZK scandals inam fatanga tukila maa. MZK, okupare taji life. Na, don't talk without the mic. Yes. Okay, yubaridi mimi kwangu linpata ni kenda nyeri. Yubaridi, upepo. Sili kuna kabaridi. Upepo. Okay, mi ni kutayu ni kenda nyeri. Karaoke. Klababon. So sasa kwa barabaru lukonatu e nyeru kifunguwa dirisha. Ni kama gari neza bebu e yenda na. So kwa lukonuliza kwa gari boz. Iubaridi na, iubaridi na, Iubaridi na, Ekinito kwa in relationship me nerelejio bujibingin. Kwa na, like the memes was just the most spiny spot about that. Like it's a serious thing but Kenyans though. Ajiki wa kwa wakwanini kwa aidu kwa jok. Mada e mada e mada. Achi yubaridi na, Upepo mbine, Iki dogu ni pe like a state house, Mi bilebtu nime kata. Laki ni bilebtu nime kata. Laki ni mada e mada e mola kwa na ma wiks na manini, I pros do. Ey, mada e mada those one. Me there is one. I was sleeping by the other time. I took a shift to see kwa so I was sleeping. Ushia muka wa fukiria ni rapcha ni movie. Everything was everywhere. So I'm wondering what is going on. And then I was dressed up in case of anything. And I said, I feel like I'm in a kwa. Then I was this mean, and I was bummed.  So I said, mama, I'll sleep. I'll sleep, and I'll be in my store. I will sleep. Then the main mama will come. I'll be there, she will come and go and sleep. I'll listen to her and say, Yes, I am here. I'm in a kwa. I'll go to sleep. What's up with you? I'm in a kwa. One person, another one was. I said, I'll sleep. I'll sleep. Not in a kwa. Close up. That day I woke up. And told her, I'll sleep. And this is the main story. One of the stories I heard about kwa asidu. I took a shift, and I went to the store.  People just sharing their favorite memes Gani liko bamba I think mine was I think you were born and it was a relationship Uta wala kwa pan Uva was Meziu na un applauding Wala kli namemi kwen Mck We like you nito Keep speaking to of your favorite meme not many, we said u pepo So let's go on to our next story now social media was in a frenzy following news of a cheating husband who flew his side chick and her family to Dubai on 280,000 Kenyashilins credit the Nigerian man identified as a lomi their cross paths with the tour operator Damola who called him out for not honoring the payment deadline twitter users had different reactions with many calling out the man for neglecting his wife all right so maze boichalu i don't see boichalu this is mine he's a married man this married man a kama kuchkwa empango aka mpeleka dubai ena wa tu akwao a kacha bi a kacha vivi now the problem is not even that the problem is a lichu kua deni apeleke demia ke dubai who like really is it but that's not the problem so she dani sikyok lipa deni mefika au jelipa de au jelipa de umse na umbe utani lipa man yende twitter a kata ni joks kido go a thread pangai vivile how things were happening what's going on mck uma unakupandu upewe upeleka ne dubai we're gonna have to use the mic to start what i'm trying to say So, it's never that serious, and also the most worst or saddening part ni amyacha familiyake ho, but upata, maybe it's because of school fees, most of these cases are because of school fees. Because of course he took alone, so that means things are not so good at home. I don't understand, I don't know what's from society, but things get to you. I don't know what you just want to say, but don't use me. I don't know what to do, I can't sing only you know. I don't know what to do, I don't know what to do. What can I do? Okay, one person at a time. If somebody is married, you know what to do? No, the government had to put married people, like, when there's a system, they update, that's the best. These are married men, soon and up, I have a website, you know, click. What did you say your name was?  But I think it will appear mostly, you know, okay, I don't think they mind.  And these young people will be able to see what's going on. Alright, so Danny is here. Okay, personally, I'm thinking, there is a lot of information. I don't know what to do, I don't know exactly. Because honestly, this guy takes alone, whatever he takes alone for, yeah, yeah, I don't know what to do. And apparently, it's the tour guide, this tour company guide.  Because Aliko came from Dubai and said he has 2 tubes. So he has 2 tubes. Who took it?  Your wife doesn't even know. Should I tell your wife? She didn't know that. Nobody told him that.  I laugh, aku lipe, nene, nene, nene dubah.  No, use the mic, use the mic. He's done to me a problem. The problem is, pay. Pay. Abba. Abba. Mazi. Doctor to dem manzi. Chapsa dem wenya, a itajiku peli kwa dubai. Abba nawa, awa se mangi fi reja. Chapsa dem wenya, no. Fanyaivi, we usually say this. One juwa kuna msel kwa mese ma, siti ma dem wa na pendaddo. Ma dem na pendaddo. Goja, goja, goja. I'm not finished. I'm saying, see ma dem wa na pendaddo. Uwa na tafta dem wa wezanina eieie. Uwa dem wa na pendaddo.  Uki katia dem wa goutu, ta wewe. Uwa na na pendaddo. Awa zi, awa zi katia dem wenya. Napa twizu me kia ma futa. Ten. No, what do you mean ten me piya? Uru na bohicha. You might laugh too much money, one person at a time. Alright, what are you saying? Me na kilu na sema, ureza pendaddo ma isi ako, lakini badea kukufu na sigura sa duke 1,000. Uwa na kuja kuzita. Point is, we're moving on to the next story. We don't have time. Let's do this. Kenyansong bad Esta Akote has been on the forefront when it comes to philanthropic work, especially in Tukana County. Just days ago, one of the women she met was there, unfortunately passed on, and she is considering adopting her daughter. Recently, the singer officially launched her foundation and provided a starving society with water, tanks, cloths, items and food stuff. Alright, so we all know Akote. Akote na kwa nizu mwanyings, nini nini nini, klasiku. So what happened is that, alia na Tukana akami tu mama and then they were in a very close relationship now mother because she was a single mom. Akote bila, she's struggling and everything. So Akote kwa na msa idea hia na there. But now, unfortunately, the woman has passed on. Na kidae, al kwa mese manta kwa na Akote ko zuna joa. So I'm dying who's going to check out my children. So Akote, the kid Akone, so Akote is considering adopting her. So can we just give it up for Akote Maze? Maze, Maze, Akote. I don't know what you guys have to say, but for me, I totally applaud her. As an artist, I know we have so many people at Pa Kenya like they have a lot of money, but they do very little to help people in the society. What do you think of Akote's foundation and what she's trying to do for this kid? I think what she's doing is a very good thing, and it's a very good thing she's championing. It is actually, it's all about having money. Even us, where we are, we can start small things to actually, you know, tough our people on streets and everything. So what she's doing is what we should be emulating. As people when it comes to society, let's try and emulate more of that. So in her part, I think it's good that an adopt home to it, because obviously, umu mazia kona ado. Ya. And here's another thing. I remember Rihanna during, was it like, it was a world humanitarian day, I think. Rihanna stood up and she said, just do help one person. Uzingoji kuside wa setao. Just help one person, that is enough. You don't have to have a lot of money. Say get him some moza. That goes a long way. Like, even as youth, as you have to do groups to dogo, you go few, you see these small, small people, can't you have to say things to dogo menu? It doesn't have to be too much. Unaza, umu maa, ulipia chum toi, skulfi siya one term. Eh. That goes a long way. You don't have to pay like a whole year. Ya. Ya. Like, I'm gonna help someone. And then you're like, skulfi siya kuwa how much. And then you go for that term, you just pay for them. You never know what that kid will end up. Right. Dennis.  A very good culture, where that person will be able to, in future, come to help that person. And I'm not saying this because that he, this idea, where it's about what we do with when we have the time and when we have the, what is it called? Humanity. Even mese maku sa idea into model, it's not even actually that small thing that you do. Ya. To that, you know that kid you meet in the street, I also only fill in on this one, I think. Sige pita fillin, okay, I'll say this one. But the pita fillin, we walk somewhere. Sige pita, hour to hour marini, nyeri, if you live in Tafuta, if be, ato isile ma koizote yako nazo pati umtui. And I like that. Because that is where it real stands. And food, by the way. And food. Those days, especially the ones on the street, you can tell nani ako na mama ke and you can tell those who really actually stay on the street. Even if you don't have the money, you can actually just buy them food. Give them water. Ataka kwa na maja kikomba. You don't know. I told you a case where I found one who was crying. Nili una jovletu una masu, then they started crying. Like, I don't have water, jokunyo maji haven't done this. So, just like, just help. You never know. Mugukili pa in other ways. Yeah. You know, actually, as just of the same. Yeah. What we do from our heart. Yeah. Tua tia kutaka kujua, iyo kiltu ato nimi, pati reda kwa nini. Iyo niki siyake na mu. All right. So, thank you. Half you does not seem to agree with us. Yako tu wildi, yako tu hudileza. Nini muna sema, nini. What are you guys talking about? Give us your two cents. What are your thoughts? Half you? Two cents. Yes. Tenda me manenda za. Amen. Hey. All right. Two cents. Two cents. Lakini wa teni wanbir. Okay. Ataka muna saidiana. Atafrin ka muna saidiana. To siyake social media. Ya, that's also another thing. Ya. Nilo yako ina peana. Social media. Sawa. Atafkitia pili niya kote. Iyo tabi ukonaku saidiana niya nilo. Muna hini wanche ujin ga social media kutuka na tukana. Noato vio vio. Unari ujin apia. Okay, sour. That is from half you. And that brings us to our next story.  One woman identified as Awuma was arrested on August 11th and we see a county with a baby said to have been stolen from another woman by the name Majuma in Nakuru on July 5th this year. Now the court however stopped Awuma from entering a plea to the child trafficking case awaiting the outcome of the DNA results after the two women claimed the child belonged to them. Now the DNA test results leave the identity of the biological mother of the three month old baby unknown. All right, so there's this woman who lost her baby, right? And then he's like you are going to maybam to toangu. So waka pelikana kutini but the other woman who had a baby akasema I'm not going to take a plea you're not going to charge me with child trafficking until we we get the DNA results. So the government wakachkua sample zika pelikua kua laboratory agava and then the results come back the woman maybam to i she's not the mother. But the woman who claimed ua libam to toangu she's still not the mother but the woman menyal kua meri potum, triaka me potia, she legit lost her baby. But the woman who claimed ua libam to toangu menyana sema ni ui ui siwa ke sasa wajirama maa ke ni nani. So that just brings me to a question that how many people are living with children that are not their kids. Wanga pwana lewa to toangu because like what is really happening like why looking like that. Ni ni nande lewa. Kwa ni wajutu? Okay, do kids get swapped in hospitals? Amma ni ni nande lewa nga? I think to Lizzie Masori am a doctor because mwenye kutua tofoti mwenye na kuweka. Na mwenye kuweka ntofoti mwenye na kuwea kuwea kutua mera nomba mungu iswiangu tafika isiba delishe fotokofi. Ya nume nga nga na kutua na kutuna kuzia nya Alafuna jo in an event seme like one day the husband to his wife maybe a get accident or something. You know things happen alafuna jo kwa na fa kudone tiyadamu ammach maybe po le pole DNA seme bia kua le cheat. Maybe it's not actually the fault of the wife. Wally swap. Na jo like after women actually live sometimes they sleep alafuna jamtoi maybe sometimes naswana swap ntoi or just something some weird things happen. Kwa say something to you they don't know who the mum is. MCK It's a typical scenario of what used to happen like was it last year in Pumwan it was trending like everywhere it is the same I don't know I don't know kuna kuna fana tu bia shara na hote wawat na akiwa na menda kushikua na actually atumtoi bali na cheki na nana eni menda kushikua na akele na akele apu I think that's like mid what happens I'm going to go and look for na akele akele atumtoi apu So you will know what the mga say I think kuna maze mwa sese saka na liwa uoengi Na see you out and I upload the government when you are in Kushikia kusha na pataaniti test So it's a bit cheaper So if you are in P clinically and you feel like something is off just do it just do a pataaniti test To clarify That's actually a perfect example of how rotten our medical industry ...we have to take these oaths. It's somebody who is under oath, somebody who is actually.. ...there's just too much road in this country. Ya know? People actually swap kids wannabewe podim teha me dai. Yeah exactly. Yaw na Yuhumwa na mugyo nil... still told enough in our figabali nisha ano. And it's been real. So I don't know where we will go to... or how we are going to show this. I love to hear it in human though. It's very inhuman. And you can really hope that the government... wherever it is, and when... You know, that small case, it's just a very small case... yarafta kwa kotea wania kanga Bisa!? Sabbath Devi? Kukamege tsun M Hoje na kibamaамиеров vaake Hey approximation Iga Chef He's up来 He's not a doctor. He never went to school. He never went to school. That's how we are actually. That's where we are right now. Now let's move on to another story. Kenyan radio presenter Khamzinga. Tanasha Dona has finally silenced haters who claimed that her son was dead. Tanasha and her bongosta baby daddy Damwon Platinams welcomed their first child together on October 2nd. In a twist of events, it turns out that Damwon and his son share birthdays, and so does Tanasha and Damwon's mother. Alright, so what I'm going to say is that Tanasha and Alisha are the same. So, I'm going to post what I'm going to say to Alisha that's why they're not posting. So apparently she just gave birth the other day. She gave birth on 2nd and the birth day of Damwon was actually the same day. So, I'm going to say that Babba want to share a birthday. Damwon want to share a birthday. Is it fate or is it just coincidence? What is happening? Before you get there, MCK, I'm going to start with you. Alisha, you look like the most reasonable one before you take wakamati aroho chafu. I think it's actually a cute thing. It's a cute thing that they have because oh, do you know that boy? The fact that they have a birthday is a good thing. And I think they've actually handled it very well. Right. So, at the time, I'm going to post nini, babypum, but I've been taking photoshoots since I was a kid. I've been taking photoshoots since I was a kid. I've been taking photoshoots since I was a kid. But it's been claimed that Damwon has been cheating. We have photos on social media everywhere. But we are used to it. It's been claimed that Damwon has been cheating. But we are used to it. So, at the time, we have been taking photoshoots since we were kids. I haven't seen kids do it in snow or in snow. No, we have been using it for a while. It was the first time when I took photoshoots while taking photoshoots. Stop taking photoshoots. What have you done at the age of 7? It's been well. I've been taking photoshoots since I was a kid. Is it natural? So, that was a natural birth, and we couldn't be happier. Congratulations to you, Tia Nasha. Now, Kamachi Arohochafu, what do you have to say? Ni nikola ma suwali. Suwali ya kuwanza. Suwali ya kuwanza. The photos that you have of Diamond in the kit, is there any photo that is showing the kids' face? Why? Is there? No, no, no, Jibu Suwali. Jibu Suwali. Muana mene kuprovum tu angu. Akunata moja tu meona. Diamond's birthday was on the 2nd. Sindio. Aparengli, they are of all, what anyone say, wama kiki, tunadjua. Unaget. If you look at that photo, the way he kosai, umtu akakua meshika pilo, is it awanda? Is it awanda? What am I trying to say is that, they are trying to just create these scenarios. I will, I'm not, I'm not, what is it called? I'm not worried. I must ask Tuka Nikiona, ati Tanaasha, ati ataza next month. I must do it up and me. Sita, Tuka. Kitu nafa, kitu nafa, unafa kunda stand, unibrand. Naumto ii. Unimto ii, that's a potential endorsement. Uesi peyana tu surayamto ii. Adi? Sika unisida. All right. Okay. So according to Dany's, that is adi, umtriya kuzaliwa seconds, jisu waliwa kumgenwa, doctor waka fake, kuzadi yo bandina. So. Diamonds yana pesa. All right. Sawa hafu lu. Aya. Diamonds and your dramas, please, we know you. We know. Let me tell the truth, Diamonds, ati kama ziulizaliwa naumto ii the same time, we don't care. All right, sawa. We know the same day, same time, takosana. Kamatira no. No, I have to speak the truth. Takosana? Uya waif, kwaza, uya waif niskudanga nyalu kumtu hangu, dakin tu kachane kitambosana. Bra, you'll be sued. Dwa kiku jaku su, si wa iti faifonu. Ule, hafu lu, alu kumtu hangu. All right, sawa. Let's move on to the next story. Now, Kaili Jena and her rapper boyfriend and baby daddy Travis Scott have called it quits after two years and a half of being together. Soses close to the ex-capot or TMZ, their decision to break things off came weeks ago following a very long honeymoon phase that was full of love, touring, going on vacations and of course raising their daughter, Stomy, together. Now, it is alleged that there was no cheating involved, but they simply just fell out of love even though Kaili was spotted visiting ex-boyfriend Tiger Studio after split. All right. So, finally, the power couple. Power couple have finally split. Sana, goji, wa lu oto nasimanga, but a kusana too. Now that wame kusana, what do you have to say? Hafu lu imboko. Mr. Aka kama tia roho chafu. What do you have to say for yourself? I told in relationships. I always tell you, nanda wambia baddo. Mapensisim cheso watwangu. Mutapenda na namkusana nmuse mapa nasi ugopangi. Namkusana afu luakwa patu baddo. All right, Deniz. So, wangi. Okay, adiwa lu kuwa na itwa power couple. Power couple. Power couple. Sana yola itwa? Power couple. Ono adiwa? Okay, honestly, is irregalis of the fact that ni kiki and everything. The moment, you know, doing this, going into marriage, simply because of the kiki, the celebrity vibe and everything, is not good. Now, these two people actually have a kid involved now. Right. No, but the thing is, they're not fighting. They're not fighting, but there's a kid involved. They decided to work things out, but they're not working. They just don't love each other no more. Like love to Yusha. So, that is what I call selfishness. No, no, speak only when you have a mom. La fiyum tu yata ita kuyaje. Jubila baba na mama. They are sharing custody. Nonsense. That is actually what I call selfishness. Why did they have to go into that relationship? Knowing so well, we're doing this because of the celebrity vibe and one day, one time, because I'm sure what we really was, kwa na kusana, ati they fell out of love. Kuna tum tum mojali kwa na tizia mungine.  The kid is so grown and the worst part piao meka, the toto in social media. Like this kid will not have the normal life she's supposed to have. Because on them feature, it's okay. On them feature um toi yange kwae. We are sorry. We are sorry. All right, so MCK. Me by the, from what I had seen for the last two years, they even looked so much in love. I know. They loved each other. We were both in that two years.  Those people loved each other. And these things happen. Love of the place in Akatika. Yeah. And there's nothing you can do about that. By the way, they decided um, this Astro world and uh Travis Scott had an album Astro world. He's been touring. Adikailelende kwa tour. They've been touring together in every bar. Because what we're working. Okita kujiwa sell kwa na onataka. It wasn't working. Okita kujiwa sell kwa onataka iwak, they were actually going on those tours together. Yeah. So in case ni time matuna pamoja, we spend it together on those units. But in Mekata, nacheki but in Mekata, you don't force it. Natsuna onata ome, ome, ome, ome break up kama machuwa people. Like, you know what? It's not working but we have a kid together. So like this and this is what we do. And they didn't even go to Cods at Sijuman Music in Kastodi. They say you have a shared Kastodi. If you want her for a week, if you want her for a month, as a Toshituivo, like for the sake of the baby, like it's going to be like that. Anyway, unfortunately we're out of time before Kamati Arochafu and... Yaribu. Yaribu maneno. What do you have to say? Let's take our last remarks. I like to say on that last topic, that's a challenge that comes with two public figures actually going... Most public figures, they don't end up together because we wanna grow, we wanna move and grow. We wanna grow, we wanna move and grow. So na pata, the more somebody grows, the more... So just look for somebody that is not so much into what you're into. At least go on something that, you know, unangaliast, you're looking up to somebody, you're not comparing each other in a relationship. Right, social media. It's been fun. It's been fun. I want to shout out to my mum, my sisters, the Olos Watch, my uncle Olos Watches, all my fans, this is what Ajahodan, Ms. Aomagina, and everybody that's supposed to be our program. MSK official with a double L at the end, till next week. Thank you for all the students. Cool. The mangis. Eh, what do a kiawana, when the underground, what is the kutusumbu? When the underground. How many will get to you, Kani? All right, so. Yeah, and on that note, I think I don't have anything else to add on that one. Okay. What work you want. When the underground, when the underground, when the underground. But on a lighter note, my friends, Julia, Calvin, I know you're watching, and everyone knows at home, Wangi, my mum, actually, and my sister, it is Sarah, you're watching. And sister. Yeah, they're watching. My family is like, squeeze you, I'll continue. All right. Atta amenikon. Amenikon to that, yeah. Amenikon shuikendele. Oh, hi, mum. Hi, sis. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. All right. Have you? Then it's Bob Miner across all social media platforms to Potehane Oko and it's been real. See you next week. Great. Yeah. Kwa lo mwana mta kusana, yundi omombiyan kama kawahida. And I would like to say this to all ladies, please, if you love someone, mpendo kigro, usimpende kujinga. Kus, ima mbema sponyo na manini, chungu taku wa churam tuangu. Yes. A taku wa churam. Tanga tanga, una rukapuki. Thank you so much. All right. So here's what I'm saying. Every Wednesday at 7.30 p.m., we have karaoke live and then Thursday Udaku right here at 7.30 p.m. Now Saturday, if you know me, if you love rock music, make sure you catch me here, every single Saturday at 5 p.m. all the way to 7 p.m. Let's just have fun. Nothing but he was awesome rock music. Now, nyeri, every single Tuesday it pala klabababon. Let's to patane uko alafu Wednesday Naivaasha klabababals chokotu na pata na uko. Now, so alas, nasimangatiyo, fili na mwendangis, jim tagani, jomfanyangini. Sunday, I have a plan for you. So, madare, I'm going to madare on Sunday. There is an... Why are you guys shocked? Like, I'm scared. No. Alright, so let's do this. On Sunday, I'm going to madare. There is an event going down. It's called One Love. And hopefully you shall come along by the... You guys shall come. It's called One Love. It's going to be a big event. We have J-Farm will be performing. We have Akina DJ Shiti. We're going to have MP of madare. We'll be joining her. It's going to be a... Actually, it's a rod show. Netakuna go around all madare. Raise it. And so, we're going to be going there. One Love spreading the live about what Vijana Mwachemi hadarachi. You know, on that vibe, that's what you're going to be doing. So, I'm going to be there. Make sure you turn up. Wasu oto madare u ruma. I hope to see you there. On Sunday, but it's been a pleasure. Hashtag, White Fair 4 Updates each and every Sunday. Find us at Feline Jean Art, MCK official at Dennis Bobmina. Art Half Blue in Boko. And of course, Art to White Fair 4 channel. Abishara to everybody who made the show possible. And everybody else who's watching the show, even team Chinya Magi, Eman Jems. Abishara to you. And Abishara to Junel and Jaycee. My condolences to you and your family. And we'll see you next week with an even better show. But for now, goodbye and good night.


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Hey everyone, Ken Ross here and I'm a business consultant that specializes in reducing costs for businesses by looking into their essential expenses. Here with some quick tips for you in your business. Have you ever thought about practicing gratitude in your workplace? I would say in the time, in the times we are in right now, especially with COVID, that this would be a good practice for you in your business. So I'm going to give you some quick tips here on what it looks like to practice gratitude in your workplace and maybe some very practical thoughts or ideas that you could use to better your business because I honestly believe gratitude, the attitude of gratitude even, is something that's very key to optimizing your business, to saving you the most money ultimately in the end because it will affect the morale of your of your employees, it will affect your own morale and you'll be able to perform better and deliver a better product, better service and less time. So with that, let's kind of get into it. I got some notes here. I'm going to share them with you here and we'll talk about it. So first thing is gratitude changes our brains and I'll post a link down to a study that I've been looking at that also kind of talks about this but it's been, there are several studies on the long-term effects of gratitude that what gratitude offers you are increased happiness and decreased instances of depression and it has also been found to include those who suffer from mental illness that the impact of this actually shows up in brain scans and so this is something I want people to understand right the mental anguish and the mental stress of this time has definitely had some effect on your brain. So how do you counteract that? You counteract that by practicing happiness. Okay, so step two. Why could this be? Why could this be? Practicing gratitude by writing weekly gratitude letters or journaling for example does not solve problems or make issues go away right? Why is this even a practice that should be followed? Why would you want to do these things and that that would lend some benefit to your business right? That's that's basically the question I'm out to answer. The way I can I can best answer that is that do you have a lot of conflict in your business? Do you have a lot of disgruntled employees or you having troubles keeping them right? These types of things certainly have something to go back to the mental aspect about what I was talking about at the beginning right? If there is a mental block or a mental struggle or frustration could be tied to discontent or some other type of frustration with your job and your job is only going to add to that frustration. If you can come to your workplace and and gratitude is something that's practiced on a regular basis you're going to enjoy coming to your workplace. You're going to want to go to work right? It'll be an escape to you almost in some sense. So that would be why. So the last part of this is how can you practice gratitude in your workplace? What are some practical steps and I'm going to give you some. So let me let me get to that first first thing is pay attention to the very little things right? The minute things that happen in your workplace. Do you have someone who makes coffee every day or is always looking out for the place like picking up and cleaning up? Point those things out. Be grateful to that person. Explain to them how grateful you are that they do that. That they take time to invest in the overall health of the business. How it looks. You know taking pride in and being clean. That's something that certainly will help stick out and and contribute in a long way towards this attitude of gratitude. That's the first thing. The second thing shout out to your co-workers and do that in public spaces around other employees right?  So it's a double win in the sense that it wins. It's a win for you because you want to practice gratitude. It's a win for that person because they're the ones they're the one being shown gratitude and it's also a win for other employees because it will help them and it will help it will spur them on to want to do good things so they can be recognized as well. The next thing write thank you notes right? Not just to your colleagues or your other employees in business but to clients as well right? It's something that a lot of businesses say they want to do or some businesses actually do in some ways but they don't have the time or they don't invest the time to actually do it right? Thank you notes and an attitude of gratitude should be something that is not just pushed aside. It's not something not an afterthought. It should be ingrained in the culture right? Thank you for investing your time in this business in giving your time to work this business or your passions to work this business. That would be a good way to express gratitude to employees but to your own clients they're the ones who pay you they're the ones that keep your business in business right? So why not express gratitude in some way? It's just a thought. The last thing is one for you right? And this is one I really think is something that I've started to practice a lot and that's create a special inbox in your email inbox just for gratitude notes. When someone is showing gratitude towards you or thanking you for doing something take that email put it in a special folder and tuck it away right? And then once you face adversity in your business or face adversity in your own life right?  I would imagine that that inbox whether it's used or not is something that you could really leverage in your business in your mental business right? Because you all have a business that wants to do the best they can and the only way you're going to do the best is that you can is to be able to perform at your best rate at whatever your the best bar is whatever the standard is right?  So plan ahead create yourself a special folder start putting those notes of gratitude. Hey thank you for doing what you do for businesses and how you invest in those businesses and the things that you've often done without really even noticing it but yet someone has recognized you for that. That's kind of the full circle approach to this attitude of gratitude because if you're feeling being fed gratitude you're gonna echo it to everyone that you meet and everyone that you work with and that's gonna ultimately deliver the best business that you can and given given this climate like I said with COVID and with everything else that's going on you could certainly get to be a pessimist and certainly think about well what is the state of business right now and where is it going and and and really get yourself worked up over you know over that or over the politics of things or over what other people's opinions are or maybe even your own views and comments of your business right on your Yelp page or on Google reviews you could get really hung up on those things or you can get really hung up on these things about how well or how much your your business is actually producing because you're thankful for for what they do so that's just the thought that's that's what I have today like I said I'll put some references in the comments section below please check those out and please really invest in this this mindset this thought ingrain this into your culture in your business and I think you'll find that your business will improve and you may not know why but I can tell you why so thank you for being you and an expression of gratitude I really do thank you for your time and what it is you've invested in my channel and in watching this video please comment down below I would love it if you could do that for me and help me understand some other topics that I want to want to cover that I could cover I guess not want to cover I will want to cover them if you put them in the comment section so please do that I would love to do some research would love to talk to you about that would love to have a great discussion on those things and if you aren't already subscribed please subscribe to this channel invest some energy in and showing your thankfulness for what it is I'm producing by subscribing to my channel that would be great and lastly tell your friends that this exists help them understand that there is a resource out there who wants to help with an exchange of information who wants to help small businesses I'm really invested in saving you money I have a goal and you can go and watch my YouTube series on how to save you money regardless of what it cost me because I'm producing these videos I'm I'm taking the time to give you tools to help you save money today and I want you to do that so please go check that out my goal is to save 52 businesses this year whatever on on some of their expenses whatever it cost me right and so please check that out let me know if that actually is working for you I try to keep track of that every week because it's one a week I'm trying to find one company a week one business owner a week that I can save money doing this with so that's what I have for today I am Ken Ross please check out my website I am Ken Ross calm and until next time I'll see you around


This is Sandy Baird on Armistice Day 2022 in honor of the World War I on Armistice Day of the Eleventh Hour and the Eleventh Day of the Eleventh Month of 1918. At the Eleventh Hour on the Eleventh Day in the Eleventh Month of 1918, the guns of World War I were silent. In that armistice were the trench warfare of the Western Front, the horrifying loss of lives on both the Western and the Eastern Fronts of Europe and the rest of the world. The furious battles over inches of territory like the Somme, Verdun, Passchendaele, and worse, the predestined slaughters like the Australians by the Turks at Gallipoli. The head was the uncertain world of the twentieth century, with unease deepening as the Bolsheviks swept Russia in the ten days which shook the world and brought to power a communist country. In Germany, resentment simmered as the Versailles Peace Treaty unconditionally blamed that crushed nation for the disaster of the First World War. That worldwide conflagration was finally over and the people of our world stunned by the vastness of that conflict and numbed by grief tried to pretend that this would never happen again, that this was the war to end all wars and that the world had been made finally safe for democracy. To the cheers of the victors and the doubts of the realistic, Johnny came marching home. Now, more than a hundred years later, as we survey the twentieth and now the beginnings of the twenty-first centuries, we with empathy with those who served ask, was it worth it? The world after the armistice quickly saw that nothing had changed. Germany forced to admit total guilt for the war in the peace treaty and forced to unconditionally surrender nursed a grudge which soon evolved into the Nazi movement and the Nazi party which vowed to take back German pride, empire, and they promised revenge for the stab in the back that the Germans had suffered not only from the Allies, the British and the French and the Americans, but also from who they labeled as internal enemies, the Jewish people of Europe. The old imperial powers now swollen with the addition of the German colonies and with the colonies of the defeated Ottoman Empire in the oil-rich and strategic Middle East still lusted after the resources of the globe and none of the superpowers now, including the United States, gave up for one moment the desire to exploit the resources of the globe. The borders of the Middle East and the land of the Arabs were redrawn without the consent of the Arabs, with the victors awarded the spoils of that real estate transfer. In the Sykes-Picot agreement, Syria was mandated to the French, the British received Palestine and spheres of influence in Iran and Iraq and Jordan. Without the Arab consent in Palestine, the British in the Balfour agreement gave consent to a homeland for the Jewish people in largely Arab Palestine, ensuring that the world of the future would be plagued with the continuing wars in the Middle East. Behind the Russian border, this new Soviet Union withdrew from the Middle East in defeat on the Eastern Front and they built a communist country. Just to preserve that revolution against the anti-communist powers, the USSR announced itself as a competitor to the West, to the chagrin, especially to the rising power of the United States, stirring the seeds of a new Cold War and even perhaps a hot war. And the United States emerged as the newest, strongest superpower in the world, emerging from World War I, one of the only countries that had not been devastated by that conflict. Without questioning the notions that had caused World War I, that nations built on capitalism, nationalism, racism and arms race, entangling alliances, militarism and a greedy economy always caused trouble. The old order repeated itself and made the continued and increased horrors of World War II and beyond to the Cold War in Korea, Vietnam, Cuba, Central America, Latin America, Nicaragua, Afghanistan, Syria, the Middle East, Iraq, Iran, Somalia, Russia, China and now Ukraine. On this 11th day of the 11th month, we remember the armistice of World War I that commemorated the 11th hour when the poison gas, the cannons and the guns stopped. Now named Veterans Day, we owe to our youth the admission that the wars of the 20th century and now of the 21st, born in the competition between nations for profit and power, nursed on ideas of nationalism and racism have been of no benefit. While our brave young men were fighting the noble cause, while they paid the ultimate price of their youth and bodily integrity and lives, the world captured by ruling elites of powerful nations is not better off for their sacrifices and is still locked in violent combat for the control and exploitation of each other and of nature. To those brave men who believed and went to Flanders, to Leningrad, to Guam, to Korea, to Saigon, to Somalia and Iraq and now in Ukraine, our hearts are with you, the forgotten heroes of forgotten wars. To those young men and women who will be called once again, may reason and conscience be with you and with the rest of us. Make sure that your young lives are not wasted in the struggle for the empire of elites. And if sacrifice must be made, let it be for the battle to truly end all wars, the one to rid the world of dominating systems and economies and rulers who live and profit as young people and nature die. This is Sandy Baird and this is Commentary.