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- GQ's newest cover with Serena Williams
causes controversy, ASAP Rocky's Under Armour shoe
drops at a shocking price point,
and rap legend Too Short
tells us why he isn't much of a sneakerhead
in this week's sneaker story.
This is "Colorways and Toeboxes."
Welcome to "Colorways and Toeboxes."
It's our take on everything sneaker culture.
I'm Mouse Jones, and to my left,
my fly and very knowledgeable homegirl, Wuzg00d.
How you doing? - I'm well, how are you?
- You're looking good. - Thank you.
- I like all of this, you look-- whoo!
Can we just get in the sister's look for a moment?
Like, just bow down to sis, yeah!
- Oh my God, stop it! - Get into it!
Iced and... - Stop it!
- What was-- what was the inspiration
for this week's fashion choice?
- I wanted to do something a little more different,
something more girly than I did last week.
- Okay. - So I... yeah.
- Well, we see the good feets on,
you got the good feets.
So, you ready to talk some sneakers?
- I am, always. - Let's do it.
Okay, so let's get into our first segment, Cop or Flop.
There are a few drops this week.
We hate some, we love some.
First up, Reebok Allen Iverson Legacy.
Cop or flop?
Remember, you're talking about a legend,
so let's be respectful.
- I am.
No disrespect, it's definitely a flop for me.
- I understand that, I could understand.
I have not been excited about a Reebok shoe
in a very long time, so... - Yeah.
- Yeah. Sorry, A.I.
This one is-- this one is staying.
- Yeah. - All right.
- We don't need it. - Moving on...
Air Max 1 white and red, the OG colorway.
- Mm-hmm. - We talked about it last week.
Tinker's babies. - We did.
- What are we doing? - Obvious cop.
- Can you ever have too many?
- No. - I feel like you just--
they drop, you just grab 'em. - You gotta collect them
from each year. - Grab 'em, grab 'em.
- Yeah, you gotta collect 'em. - Do you ever feel like
with each drop, sometimes the quality
doesn't match up to the last one?
- Definitely.
But I mean, the silhouette is there.
It obviously won't ever match up...
- Right, right, right, right. - ...to the originals,
but like... still the OG.
- All right, well, you're copping
and I'm copping. - You're copping.
- So, we're both copping.
Can never have enough pairs. - Nope.
- Next up, the Air Force 1 Coco sneak.
Cop or flop? - Uh... a cop.
- Mm, what about this one are you feeling?
- It's an Air Force. - Yeah.
- And it's wearable.
Has a lot of good colors on it. - Right, right.
- Yeah, it's not a bad shoe.
Like, do I need it? No.
But would I cop it? Yeah.
- Okay, well... I'ma leave this one.
- Okay. - I'ma leave this one.
I haven't been excited-- - You can't... in it?
- I probably could, you know.
Simple, keep it very simple. - Yeah.
- But I just haven't been wowed by Air Force this year.
I just have not been wowed by Air Force.
It's just-- just me, just me.
- It's just... - Just me.
- Do you own Air Force though?
- I have a few. I have a few.
- You better. - I have a few.
- Okay, good. - Next up, the Nike ACG pack.
- Uh-huh. - What are we doing?
- I'm... going to have to pass, flop.
- On all of 'em, the whole pack?
- Like you said about the Air Force.
- Mm-hmm. - None of these excite me.
- Okay. - I don't need them, no.
- Okay.
Now... - Okay.
- It gets sticky here.
Nike Air Foamposite black and metallic gold.
- Sticky? That's clear. No.
- (laughs) I was trying to be--
I was trying to be objective here okay?
- No. - No?
I'm leaving this. - Leaving it, flop.
- I hate those clunky moon boots.
The only pair I liked was... - They're not even a boot.
- I don't know what they are. I don't know--
- It's like a taxi cab on your foot.
- It's-- it's definitely not comfortable,
so I'm leaving 'em right where they are.
- Yeah. - You leaving 'em?
- Yeah. - All right.
Next up, the Nike Cold-Wall Zoom Vomero.
A lot of words, one sneaker. Copping or flopping?
- Copping. - Why?
- I can appreciate that A-Cold-Wall teamed up with Nike
to make this shoe.
It's a clean shoe, very easy to wear.
It's white.
And I-- I really love the brand, so yeah.
- Mm. - It's a cop.
- Okay, okay. I'ma leave 'em.
There's a little too much going on for me.
- Okay. - A little too much for Mouse.
- That's really not-- okay. - We know I'm-- I'm super simple.
- I mean, that's a little...
- That's a little razzle. It's a razzle-dazzle, you know,
if y'all wanna see. Ah, look at me.
Okay, just a little something simple, he...
I don't like to do much.
- But an all-white shoe is too much.
But I mean, whatever.
- Anyway. - No shade, yeah.
- Okay, anyway, next up...
I know your-- I already know your take on this.
The Asics Gel Kayano 5 OG.
- I'm so excited for this, yeah.
Super cop. - It's 'cause it's a dad shoe.
- And it's an OG colorway, are you crazy?
- It's a dad shoe nonetheless. - It's amazing.
- If your dad showed up to pick you up in this in 2000,
you'd be embarrassed. - He better. He better.
- Okay. - Absolutely, I'm not embarrassed.
- There's no way. - That's my pops.
- (laughs) - What's up?
- So you're copping. - Yeah.
- And we know I'm... forget flopping,
I'm throwing these against the wall, but I'm flopping.
- It ain't for all that. - All right, I'm flopping,
I'm good on those. - Okay.
- Last but not least, the Air Jordan 1 Rookie of the Year.
What are you doing, copping or flopping?
Don't play with my emotions.
- Absolute cop.
Every sneakerhead needs this in their collection, yeah.
- And-- and you know I'm copping.
So, I'ma cop like two pair, you cop like two pair.
- Maybe three. - Three? All right.
Now, if they DM you at-- they're gonna offer you--
I'm wearing mine. - Not doing that.
- Don't ask me nothing. - I'm not doing that.
- Speaking of Jordan brand, staying on brand--
like what I did there? Segue.
Segue, people. Learn 'em, use them.
- (whispering) Cut it out.
- You hating? All right, just a little bit.
Jordan 1, the Rookie of the Year,
we all know if you're a sneakerhead,
if you care about basketball,
if you understand who Michael Jordan is,
then you know in 1985 during his acceptance speech
for Rookie of the Year... - Yeah.
- ...he wore this-- this peanut butter cup suit.
- Yeah. - And on the inside,
it had all his stats and his accomplishments
from that year. - Mm-hmm.
- And he gave a great speech. - Yep.
- So now, Jordan brand is taking all of that
and condensing it, and putting it into one shoe.
What do we think about this?
- It's genius. - Yes.
- I can really appreciate it.
I definitely think this is going down--
I mean, it's definitely going down in history.
- Yeah. - Like, I feel like it's right up there
with your Bred 1s
you know, or like your Royal 1s.
- Wait a minute. - I really do, because it ties it back...
- What?! - It ties it back to Jordan.
You know, like...
- So, you think the Rookie of the Year...
- And like, just every-- every aspect of it.
- Okay. - Like, you have his stats in there.
You have, like, a quote of his speech.
Like, I don't know. - The Rookie of the Year Jordan 1.
- It could be placed with-- - That's your hot...
We got a hot take, people!
You've been waiting for a hot take
for our sneaker talks.
Yo, here it is.
Wuzg00d says that the Rookie of the Year Jordan 1
is gonna be just as big as the Bred and the Royals.
This is what you're going on? You're going on record saying this.
- Yeah! Yeah, this is crazy.
- I know I'ma wear-- I know I'ma wear
the (bleep) outta these-- the mess.
I'ma wear the mess outta these, okay?
They might have to bleep that. - The mess.
- I'ma wear these, I'ma wear these a lot.
- And you can really wear them. - Yeah, definitely.
- You can get wear out of them.
- Yeah, like they're just a great color.
- Yeah. - They used three great colors.
That peanut butter, that black, that white,
with a great mid-sole.
So, you're gonna be able to wear these over and over.
And like, they're gonna become beaters, like, that you wear--
- Like your Royals. - Relax, okay?
- Like your Breds. - So, that's why you definitely gotta get two pair,
'cause I get a little schmazzy.
Might wanna step out, you know,
might have a blazer on one night.
- Exactly. - So yeah.
- You can dress it up, dress it down.
- Speaking of which, you're the--
you're the fashionable one of us.
How would you dress up this shoe?
How would you dress up the Air Jordan 1 Rookie of the Year?
- Well, there-- in my opinion,
there are many ways to wear this shoe.
You can wear a cream pant, you can wear a khaki,
like, Carhartt pant. - Right.
- You can wear denim, you can wear white,
you can do a cheetah pant if you wanted to.
You could do a white dress if you wanted to.
- Do you own cheetah pants? - I sure do.
- At any point in time... - And you don't?
- ...were you a cheetah girl? - I might have been.
- Okay. - That's for another episode.
- I'm gonna move out of that one.
Also, sticking with Jordan brand, once again...
see, segue people.
Jordan brand, they just named their new president,
Craig A. Williams.
Larry Miller is moving on to chairman.
We have Craig A. Williams coming over from Coca-Cola
where he facilitated partnerships with...
- McDonald's. - With McDonald's.
He's been with Kraft.
He has a whole ton of marketing business experience,
but has no experience as a fashion person
or a sneaker person, even. - Right.
- What do we think about this...
pretty much sneaker fashion novice
taking the helm of such an iconic brand?
- It definitely sounds very scary.
- Yeah.
- But when you put it into perspective, you know,
I would hope that Jordan knows what they're doing.
But you know, like, Craig really has a lot
of huge brands under his belt, and they've done very well.
So, I just feel like you mix, like, the business
with, like, the creative, and the understanding of shoes
and functionality, and what works and what doesn't.
And I really feel like they can become
even more of a powerhouse.
I think it's gonna be a good move.
- Ah! Do you think Craig Williams
will be able to do away with low-top Air Jordans?
- Well, I know how much you hate them.
However, you can't bank on it
because Craig is not a sneakerhead.
- All right, all right.
Well, moving on from Jordan...
- You can put the request in though.
- I'ma try. - Yeah.
- I'ma try. Hey, Craig, watch out for my email.
(both laugh)
But moving on... Under Armour, ASAP Rocky,
they have finally released the...
the Skate Rave Lo, the SRLo.
- Mm-hmm. - At a whopping...
- (laughs)
- A whopping $250.
- Two, five, zero. - American money.
- Yeah. - So, if you went to the bank,
you would get two 100-dollar-bills,
one 50-dollar-bill...
- And that's it. - And you would take it
over to Under Armour. - Right.
- And you would give that to them...
- Mm-hmm. - ...for this sneaker.
I don't get it, I don't understand.
This shoe just doesn't look like anything worth $250.
Under Armour certainly isn't a brand
that feels like they should be charging $250.
What's going on over here? Help me out.
- Um... I really can't help you out
with this one, unfortunately.
I, personally, I don't get it.
It... you know, like, Under Armour prices
are not typically $250,
and this shoe, it looks very similar
to a skate shoe, you know.
Like, it reminds me of a DC shoe,
and like, those definitely weren't 250.
So, like... I-- I don't understand.
I don't get it. - Well, if you don't get it,
I definitely don't get it.
But maybe it's not us. We know we're not getting it.
But to you guys at home,
let us know in the comments below.
Would you buy the new Under Armour ASAP Rocky
Skate Rave Lo-- SRLo-- for $250?
Let us know below in the comments.
- And could this possibly be Under Armour's way
of introducing themselves as street ware?
- Mm... I like how you think, man.
- That's-- that's the only logical thing...
- It could happen. - ...that I can think of.
- Now, we get to talk about some fun stuff.
My favorite topic here. - Mm-hmm.
- We get to talk about the queen,
the reigning queen, the greatest female--
no, the greatest living athlete right now...
- Oh, mm-hmm. - Serena Williams.
She graces the cover of December's GQ Magazine.
- Mm-hmm. - That wasn't enough though,
'cause she looks amazing. - She does.
- That wasn't enough for the people.
So, on there, it says "Men of the Year."
"Men" gets scratched out, and in quotation marks,
in a very Virgil Abloh way,
we see the word "Woman" put in quotation marks.
- Mm-hmm. - The Twitter streets are going crazy.
The feminists are acting up.
- Don't do that. - I'm-- listen,
I'm coming over to you.
I'm a dumb man so I don't get this.
Please explain to me why your lady friends
are going crazy about this? - Okay, first of all,
it ain't just my lady friends.
- Okay. - This is men and women.
There are a couple people just not agreeing with this.
I feel like the group of people that are not agreeing with this,
it's just a misconception of the message behind it.
- Okay. - I feel like people
may not understand that this is Virgil Abloh,
it's, like, marketing, this is what he does.
- Right. - This is how he creates his designs.
And it's signature to him.
And if you don't understand that,
then yes, it can be degrading,
because it's like, any time air quotes are around something,
like, you're being sarcastic about it,
or, like, belittling or degrading,
whatever the case may be.
So, I feel like that's where people are finding the issue.
If that's the case, like, of course, I don't agree.
Like, it's just Virgil Abloh. That's his design.
But there-- I feel there can be another argument towards that.
- Right. - Like, I feel like...
it's been a conversation where men
always have to, like, find a way
to steal a woman's spotlight, right?
So, if that is the argument,
like, I can understand it... - Right.
- ...just because
Serena Williams being on the cover
should just be about Serena Williams.
And then, it being tied into Virgil Abloh
by putting the quotes-- quotation marks around "woman",
you know, granted, like, of course it has--
they did their-- the 10 with Serena Williams, but...
- One of my favorite sneakers of this year.
- Right? Amazing. But again, like,
that could be the argument, you know?
Like, why can't it just be about Serena Williams
being Serena Williams, and being a great athlete,
and why is Virgil being tied into it?
That can be the argument.
I personally don't think it's a big deal.
But I mean... - Okay.
- I can-- I can understand it.
- Well, if the lady doesn't have a problem with it,
I'm a dumb man.
I know I ain't supposed to say nothing about this.
All right, let's move away from this, okay?
- Okay. - I just think that maybe...
maybe... a few people are so woke,
they might need a nap, just a little nap.
It's okay to take a sleep. - For this one, yeah.
For this one. - You know, naps is okay.
Sleep is important. You're super woke right now.
Because what nobody's taking into account
is that, like, people today are in such a rush
to defend things... - Mm-hmm?
- ...that you might be defending something
that doesn't need to be defended.
- I agree, and it's just not-- it's not taken as seriously.
- And Serena Williams,
she's one of the greatest stars of our time.
- Yeah. - She has, I would say
98% control over her image.
So, I don't think anything would have went on that cover
if she wasn't okay with it. - Right.
- And if she didn't have a problem with it,
and Baby Olympia didn't have a problem with it,
I think we need to shut up. - That's important, yeah.
- Well, not "we," 'cause I ain't say nothing.
Y'all need to shut up. That's how I feel.
- (chuckles) Okay.
- Now, you guys, hey,
I might be a big, dumb man and might be wrong,
and Wuzg00d might be too objective
and being nice.
You at home let us know in the comments below.
Let us know what you think.
Is this wrong? Is this too much?
Should the word "woman" not have been in quotation marks?
Were GQ wylin', and this should have nothing to do
with Virgil Abloh?
Or are they too woke and they need a nap?
Let us know in the comments below.
Next up, it is...
- Our favorite time. - Winter time.
You know what that means?
- I actually hate the winter, but I do love this.
- It means cuffing season.
And it also means... - That is not what that means.
- It also means...
Doernbecher teams up with Nike,
as they do every year for the past 15 years,
to release their Doernbecher Freestyle Series collection.
- Yes. - So, six sneakers have gone out,
and six children have been selected
to put their signature stamp on these sneakers,
make the sneaker look however they want,
and it goes out for sale.
I seen the Jordan 15,
that we were talking about last week.
- We did. I know you're hyped.
- I'ma do my best to get my hands on that.
- Okay. - But then, I seen the Nike Free.
- Mm-hmm. - I seen a Air Zoom Fly
that has quickly become one of my favorite
silhouettes this year, just a very light shoe.
- Mm-hmm. - And no matter what you do to it,
it looks good. - It does look good.
- Um, and it's like, there's-- there's six sneakers
that people get to pick from--
- Yeah. - And then all the proceeds goes back
to the dorm-- the Doernbecher Children's Hospital.
- Mm-hmm. - What do you think about this?
Should we be looking to see
more of this from other sneaker brands?
- Yeah, I mean,
the simple fact that this is the 15th year
that Nike has continued this
is so amazing.
The message behind it.
I definitely feel like more companies
should do things like this.
You can never have enough help.
Um, and it's just--
it's amazing that they--
with the timing, that they decide to do this,
you know, like, during the holidays.
A lot of these kids can't leave the hospital,
like, for the holidays.
You know, like, and that--
that could be tough for a family.
So, like, to have something so big,
you know, you're creating a shoe,
and it's on the market,
and people can buy your shoe.
People are gonna walk around with this,
possibly own it for years, you know, like,
that's an amazing feeling.
And I feel like it restores joy--
- Yeah. - --and, like, excitement
to hospitals and, like, to these children
that are going through--
- Yeah-- - --really bad, awful things.
- Yeah, I-- I love it. I love it.
I love seeing this, as a, uh,
as a father of two,
I love seeing this for my kids, you know?
- Yeah. - You know? And even growing up,
as a sneaker head, wanting all the sneakers--
- Mm-hmm. - --there was nothing greater
than, you know, one day hoping that
you get your own sneaker. - Yeah.
- So, like, these kids, you know, who might be going
through whatever health problems,
they actually have some, like, tangible joy,
to, like, put some-- you know,
put a smile on their face and, like, give them
some type of hope that they--
something they got to make
is going to go out for mass consumption
for however many people are able to get their hands on 'em.
- And they're always so funky.
- They really are. - I love that.
- Like, these kids get to go--
- Ham. - -- these are some crazy kids they get,
so I don't know if they got help,
or they're just really, like, that fire,
'cause for the most part, I'm going to say, like,
95% of the ones I've seen have all been fire.
- They're all so cute, yeah. - Yeah, so, so, yeah.
Definitely I'm happy about that.
So shout-out to Nike for their work with Doernbecher.
- Mm-hmm. - Now, this week,
we were able to catch up with rap legend Too Short
for our sneaker story segment.
And he tells us why he doesn't consider himself
a sneaker head... Run it!
(Too Short) Well, you know, I was a little kid
in the '70s, so I'm-- I'm all the way back
to Chuck Taylors
and, you know, Pro Keds and all that stuff.
And it was, you know, your mama would buy you
a little pair of little canvas shoes or something,
and you gotta make 'em last as long as possible.
♪♪
I've always been surrounded by sneaker fanatics.
We, um, tend to not call 'em sneakers, though.
Even when they're like basketball shoes,
We call 'em tennis shoes, regardless.
And it drives people on the East Coast crazy.
They're like, tennis shoes, these aren't for playing tennis,
but it's-- it's something
that's stuck on the West Coast.
Some people, you know, the sneaker head culture,
but I still call 'em tennis shoes.
We used to have these shoes
that we called "Nikes" with the little swoosh.
Later on, they started calling 'em "Nike-ee",
but we used to call 'em "Nikes."
We didn't know how to pronounce it.
It was just N-I-K-E, so we called 'em Nikes.
I want some Nikes, it was like, you know,
I mean, when that was the new thing.
I probably have a lot of pictures
of me wearing blue or black Cortezes,
in different colors, it was--
it was the go-to shoe for a long time.
That was, like, my tour--
my first tour, like, go-to look was just,
some 501s,
some Cortezes,
maybe a t-shirt or a sweatshirt
and just hit the streets.
I'm-- I'm gonna say how much of a sneaker head I'm not.
I don't know the name of any shoe.
Don't read the side of the box.
I don't know what edition number...
if it's a Jordan or a regular Nike, I don't know.
My little nephew came to my closet,
and he was, oh, you got these Jordan, them Jordan?
I was like, brah, I didn't even know those were Jordans.
Like, I just thought they were, like, black and red shoes.
I don't know what they're called,
and I found out that I have
a nice little Jordan collection.
I didn't know, but I do.
I just like the colors, and the styles.
And I know-- I know it's, like, cornball, you know?
Like, I'm not gonna get some cornball shoes,
but also I'm not... I don't feel like
your statement is made correctly
just because the shoes cost a lot of money.
I think-- I personally feel like
a lot of people who are only bent on,
are my shoes gonna cost 800, 1200?
I think some of them end up, like, you know,
in the clown category,
where you've got these shoes on
that clearly we can see you spent a lot of money on 'em.
But other expensive shoes are like, whoa,
wait, what are those? And you're like,
oh, you gotta go to the special section
in the back of the store and get the VIP treatment.
But I probably have ventured off
into, you know, some thousand dollar sneakers
just because of the way they look.
And it might be, like, a certain event or something.
But I have never bought a shoe that cost more than $900.
I would come somewhere, like, I'm out of town right now,
I would buy a bunch of shoes.
Then I would get ready to pack my bags
and go, oh man, everything doesn't fit.
And I'm like, eenie-meenie miney-mo.
You guys are getting left.
And it'd be, like, a nice pair of shoes.
I just-- I felt like they would end up somewhere.
Somebody would get 'em one day, but, you know.
I just-- a lot of people I know
would not leave their shoes back.
They'd be, like, ship 'em to myself.
Buy another suitcase.
Something, stuff the suitcase.
I'm... I'm just like...
I liked you guys while I had you.
I hope you have a nice life.
- Wow. - (laughing)
- So, I'm upset
that I have never been working at a hotel
that Too Short has left--
- Right! - --a pair of sneakers.
Like, what? - I know.
- You leaving sneak--
yo, I've literally-- - Funny.
- I went to All-Star Weekend this year.
- Mm-hmm. - And literally had
to go buy another suitcase.
- No, absolutely. - Like, there's no way
I'm leaving no-- no sneaker left behind.
- Never. - It ain't happening.
- No, that's crazy. - What?
- Mm-mm.
- What's a...
what's a pair of sneakers...
that you would be okay with leaving behind?
- None. - Just none.
You're taking everything. - Yeah.
- If I brought it, it's coming home with me.
- 100%. - Have you ever lost a pair and, like, freaked out?
- Absolutely not.
- You've never lost a pair of sneakers?
- I've never lost a pair of sneakers.
- Why is your life so good?
- Because I'm responsible.
- Like, no, your life is mad good.
Like, you never had to buy--
like, you never wanted for any sneaker.
Like, everybody always got you the sneaker you wanted.
And you never lost a pair?
- No.
- Who raised you?
Like, Daddy Warbucks?
- Yeah. - This is crazy.
- (laughing) - This is crazy.
- Now, we know that the Nike Cortez
has always been a staple West Coast sneaker.
- Yes. - Like, they--
that's been the go-to sneaker
for the West Coast, it's just been--
we've seen that all through the community.
All through hip hop.
- Yeah, definitely.
- How important to Nike
and just the sneaker community as a whole
has the Cortez become?
- It's... a staple.
Like Forrest Gump's, like, everybody--
but it's-- it's funny that he mentioned it,
'cause it's-- it is a very LA shoe.
Like, I feel like our, like, staple New York shoe
is an Air Force. They are a staple.
Like a Cortez.
But I just-- I found it interesting,
the way he spoke about,
like, him not knowing, like,
what the shoe is.
But it looking nice,
and, like, that's why he purchases it.
And, like, that right there
just reminds me of why I love sneakers so much.
You don't have to be a sneaker head to love sneakers.
I mean-- he clearly doesn't love them
if he's leaving them behind. - No, he don't--
- But-- - --love them, son.
- --it's just like, I don't know, like,
it's a universal language.
Yes, some of us speak it more fluently,
but, um, the fact that
any person can appreciate-- - Right.
- --sneakers, that's-- it's powerful.
- Now, he also was talking about,
um, what struck me is when he was talking about
what gets him to spend a lot of money on sneakers.
- Yeah. - The look.
What's the sneaker you have in your collection
that made you spend the most amount?
not because of the hype, but just because you seen it
and was like, ugh, whatever that costs,
I'm getting those.
- My first pair of off-white boots,
they were a pair of off-white boots
that Ronnie did come up with--
off-white, Ronnie Fieg.
So, um, it's a gray,
it's like suede gray.
- Yeah - -- And then there's, like, pink laces
and, like, pink detailing.
And then the bottom is, like, black,
like, all of them...
Um, so,
the reason that I needed this shoe,
like, it-- I love boots.
- Right, right. - You know, like, I used to always wear Doc Martens.
And it's just more elevated.
And I love pink. - Gotta love the pink.
- So, um, you know, I was used to seeing, like,
the other off-white boots,
they were all, like, blacks and tans.
- Right. - And being that this had,
like, a pop of color, I was like, yeah, I need them.
So they were, like, nothing.
- Well, that's for Wuzg00d.
That's what got her to spend the money.
- Yeah. - Now I wanna ask you guys at home.
Let us know below in the comments,
what was your most expensive sneaker purchase?
What is the most you ever spent on a sneaker?
Let us know in the comments below.
And shout-out to my guy Too Short
for sharing that sneaker story with us,
and make sure you go listen
to his latest album, "The Pimp Tape."
That's it for this week of "Colorways and Toe Boxes."
Make sure you stay tuned,
on point, and up to date,
with the latest on everything sneaker culture.
I'm Mouse Jones, along with--
- Wuzg00d. - Peace.
♪♪
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SoulCalibur VI | Review GameProTV - Duration: 7:43.
One of the most iconic fighting sagas of all times is back with SoulCalibur
I saw to the joy of his countless fans.
As you know, it's a fighting game three-dimensional one against one, based on weapons,
in which several warriors seek to become with the power of the legendary Swords of
soul.
The title seeks to return to the origins of the saga, offering dynamic combats but
very tactical, and well-differentiated fighters both by its appearance and by the style of
fight.
You will also find several ways that you can Enjoy alone or in company, ensuring
so many hours of play.
His story is refocused on the Soul Edge that, after being lost along
years, is found in the sixteenth century by the pirate Cervantes.
To adapt to the style of its carrier the sword was divided into two parts, beginning
so his bloody reign of terror.
However, a warrior named Sophitia, that with the protection of God
Hephaestus managed to destroy one of the swords, although the fragments of the leaf caused him
deadly wounds.
When Cervantes was preparing to assassinate him the final blow, the ninja Taki intervened to
kill him and rescue Sophitia.
What they did not know is that one of the swords he survived, falling thus into the hands of Siegfried.
This resulted in the birth of Nightmare, that produced an uncontrollable evil that expanded
around the world.
As you can see, this is the argument that We could enjoy in the first deliveries
of the saga, which is pretty good, and with very charismatic characters.
Meeting the same protagonists that we already knew in his day, although without
of some of the most recent, at the same time that new ones are added to expand
the history.
Going into the gameplay, its controls They are very simple, but at the same time offers a
great depth that it costs to dominate.
As big news we have a movement with which we unleash a small minigame
in which the winner does a great damage and fill a portion of the energy bar,
Being known as Reversal Edge.
Next to him are the Soul Charge, with that we empower a character in exchange for
a segment of your vitality.
Finally we have the Critical Edge, the most powerful attack of each fighter that
You can use by pressing its respective button When you have at least one point on your meter,
so it does not require any kind of command complicated to run.
In general the combats are very agile, and intuitive, but it is true that the incorporation
of Reserval Edge makes them more unpredictable, since any player can pass the
whole combat making these movements and base your victory on luck.
It's something that has not convinced us, even more so if we take into account that when treated
of a fighting game should focus on the technique and the skill of the players.
For its part, the campus is composed of a total of 20 fighters, each with his
own unique style that you will have to practice if you want to master them.
Among them there are many characters of the first deliveries of the franchise, but also
there are new additions, Azwel, Grøh, and as a special guest, Geralt de Rivia
of The Witcher saga.
Although, we would have liked them to have added some more, although there will be four
new characters for those who acquire the Season pass, with Tira the first
confirmed.
Regarding game modes, first of all We have Balance of the soul, where you will discover
a parallel story to the original with the character that you yourselves have created.
The best thing is that it has some components of RPG that make it very entertaining, like
conversations that vary the course of the history, the possibility of going up from
level, and even improve our equipment, among many other elements.
Being one of the single player modes more entertaining than we have seen in a game
of the genre.
Next is the Chronic soul mode, that presents the plot of each character,
and a principal that links everyone to the damn sword, the latter being starring
by the wrestlers Kilik, Maxi and Xianghua.
The story is told through illustrations, with brief scenes for the moments more
intense, while we are overcoming combats, some of them with special conditions.
On the other hand we have the Battle mode, which is divided in turn into Arcade, where we will fight
with 8 rivals of increasing difficulty, Versus, to face friends locally
or the CPU, and Training, in which we can learn to manage the characters.
For last I could not miss the way Network, where we will fight online against others
players, either in informal games, or in qualifiers to get points that
make us go up in ranking.
In relation to it, the duration of the game It is very extensive, since only in the creator
of characters you can spend many hours for its wide possibilities, and if we add it
the variety of modalities, the power to get objects and weapons, as well as a complete museum
where to watch illustrations and videos, you have I play for a long time.
Finally, the graphic section is spectacular, with brilliantly recreated characters and some
great animations, scenarios tremendously detailed, and very careful visual effects.
Also everything is very clear and works with very fluid, something essential in a title
fighting.
In the sound, it is not left behind, with melodies that give him that epic touch that both
characterizes the saga, good effects, and voices in English or Japanese of outstanding quality,
without forgetting of course, that all the texts are translated into Spanish.
In short, SoulCalibur VI returns to its origins to offer us agile combats,
tactical and very funny, some characters well differentiated that give off a lot of charisma,
and many modalities that will keep you hooked.
Although, on the negative side we will say that we the new incorporations seem scarce
to the cast of fighters, and that the movement Reversal Edge is perhaps a bit unfair.
While this does not tarnish the great result obtained, being an essential title
if you are fans of fighting games.
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Même si Sylvie Vartan garde en mémoire les bons souvenirs de Johnny Hallyday, le père de son fils, durant leur relation qui aura duré près de 20 ans, ce n'était pas évident. C'était même l'humiliation au quotidien.
A plusieurs reprises, elle a été humiliée comme le confirme Marie Desjardin, auteure du livre « Sylvie-Johnny-Love Story », qui sort aux éditions Porte-Bonheur.
Cette semaine, elle se confie lors d'un entretien accordé à « Ici Paris ».
Elle rappelle que la chanteuse a versé beaucoup de larmes.
« Ce n'est un secret pour personne, Johnny avait l'habitude de découcher et il lui était infidèle. Sylvie passait ses nuits à l'attendre, seule, pendant qu'il faisait la fête avec tout son staff. La vie de Johnny,
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La vie de Johnny Hallyday était trépidante et sa vie de couple en souffrait évidemment.
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*gasp*
Soldier is...
PROTO CANOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
(It's actually pronounced "Proton Cannon" you fucking dumbass)
Oh shit, what anime is this?
*jump*
(Gotta deal with this cunt again...)
HERE'S MY SUNDAY BEST
*beam of destruction*
from 0 to 100 in a matter of seconds
Y A M E R O O O--
UOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH
*rip*
Dramatic...
...C U N T !
wait did you see that?
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Magia Record | Mirrors | Episode 3 | (Translated) - Duration: 3:05.
Somehow, Mitama-san was able to convince me to enter the "Endless Mirrors" ...
I don't know where the witch is... And so I just began walking forward, defeating foes as I came across them...
Iroha: Phew...
Iroha: (How far have I come...?)
Iroha: (At least I've been walking in a straight line, so when I'm ready to head back all I have to do is turn around and walk that way.)
Iroha: (... I wonder if that will really work... I haven't really tested it yet...)
Iroha: (... When I was whisked away last time, I was able to get straight home in an instant...)
Iroha: (But nothing like that has happened since, so...)
Iroha: (... L-let's try heading back for now... Yeah...)
"Yoouuu! You're so freaking annoying!"
Iroha: (Huh? ... W-who...?!)
Kaede?: Hey! Are you listening to me?!
Iroha: (K-Kaede-chan!!)
Kaede: W-waaah! H-hyah!
Iroha: (K-Kaede-chan!!)
Iroha: (... The second...!)
Kaede?: You get it yet? You're always like this! That's why you're no good!
Kaede?: You do nothing but bother everyone around you... It's amazing that you can just act like that's fine!
Kaede: I-It's not fine! I want to get my act together!
Kaede?: Liar! You don't think that for a second!
Kaede: It's the truuuuth!
Iroha: (... K-Kaede-chan is scolding Kaede-chan!)
Iroha: (... Then, that means...!)
Kaede?: You're always spacing out like this - how do you think you ended up all by yourself?!
Kaede: T-that's... ... *sniff* ...
Kaede?: ... Alriiight... I'm all fired up, so you'd better grit your teeth!
Kaede: ... E-eek!
Iroha: Stop right there!
Kaede?: ... Ahn?
Kaede: ! I-Iroha-chan!!
Iroha: That's enough!
Iroha: Y-you, the Kaede-chan over there! ... You're an impostor!
Kaede?: ... What'd you call me?
Kaede: S-So you can tell the difference! Iroha-chan!
Iroha: Of course I can! Anyone could!
Iroha: ... So you had your appearance copied too...
Kaede: Yeah... She just came at me...
Iroha: But why were you just listening to what the impostor wants to say?!
Kaede: Well, I mean, it looks like me, but it's actually stronger, so...
Iroha: That's no good! You have to look out for yourself!
Kaede?: What the hell are you saying?! I'm Kaede, you bastard!
Iroha: You're even using masculine pronouns... You're not Kaede-chan at all!
Kaede: ... Hm...? Now that I think about it...
Kaede: Iroha-chan, what are you doing here...?
Iroha: I'll tell you later, but first we need to take care of that Kaede-chan!
Kaede?: And what do you think you're gonna do to me, huh?!
Iroha: D-defeat you!
Iroha: ... But... It looks just like Kaede-chan...
Kaede: I'm over here!
Iroha: I know that, but it's still... You know...
Kaede: Makes you hesitate...?
Iroha: ... Y-yeah...
Kaede?: What's with all your small talk? If you aren't going to attack first...
Kaede?: Then I will!!
Kaede: Iroha-chan!
Iroha: Ugh...!
Iroha: .............
Iroha: ... Huh?
Kaede: Grr... W-who are you?!
"... Didn't Mitama tell you not to hesitate against the impostors?"
Iroha: ... Huh...?
Kaede: Aaah!
Yachiyo: For goodness sake... You can't be that naive in a place like this.
Iroha: Y-Yachiyo-san!
Yachiyo: Let's defeat this quickly and hurry along.
Yachiyo: ... We can't stop and chat here, now can we?
Iroha: R-right!
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Magia Record | Main Story | Episode 3-4 | (Translated) - Duration: 17:30.
Tsuruno: Iroha-chaaan!
Iroha: Tsuruno-chan, good afternoon!
Tsuruno: Yeah! Let's do our best today with lotsa energy!
Tsuruno: After all, we're working together today! It's just like a three legged race!!
Tsuruno: You never know! Maybe we'll find it today!
Tsuruno: Yeah, yeah!
Iroha: A-actually, Tsuruno-chan...! Do you mind if we split up again, today?
Tsuruno: Huh?
Iroha: Well, last night when I was on the train, I saw that there was a shrine on top of a building...
Tsuruno: On a building?!
Tsuruno: Wha, wha??
Tsuruno: I didn't see that on my cell phone's map... Do you know where it was?
Iroha: Umm, I think... Probably around here...?
Tsuruno: ... Mizuna Hotel, third building.
Tsuruno: Huh, all it has is the name of the building...
Iroha: But I'm pretty sure that I saw it.
Tsuruno: Woah, I totally didn't know about it!
Iroha: So, I was thinking that I would go look into that one, but...
Iroha: What do you think?
Tsuruno: Well - it's great that you noticed something that we hadn't noticed before!
Tsuruno: Gold star for you!
Iroha: Ah, yes, so...
Tsuruno: I'm fine with it!
Tsuruno: Let's split up for today, too! If anything happens, we'll be in contact!
Iroha: Yes!
Iroha: Oh, that's right - there was something I wanted to ask about...
Tsuruno: Fire away!
Iroha: I've heard that with smart phones you can make calls without any charge, but...
Iroha: I don't know how to call you without it charging me...
Iroha: I don't get it at all...
Tsuruno: Ohh... Um, well...
Tsuruno: Oh, first you'll need the app...
Iroha: Is this the right building? The one I saw on the train...?
Iroha: The third building of the Mizuna Hotel... Did they go out of business or something...?
Iroha: -----?! My soul gem is reacting to something...
Iroha: This reaction... It's way, way stronger than usual...
Iroha: ...........
Iroha: (I only came here to look into a Rumor, but now there's a witch around...)
Iroha: (It seems like it'll be strong, but... I have to defeat it before it hurts anyone...)
Iroha: Will I be alright alone...?
► Mogyuu... (Let's contact Tsuruno...) M-Mokyu... (Let's contact Yachiyo...)
Little Kyuubey: Mogyuu...
Iroha: But what if it moves before Tsuruno-chan can get here...?
Iroha: Yeah - I found it, so I have to defeat it.
Iroha: The magic is coming from...
Iroha: Here it is! Found it.
Iroha: Okay, let's go!
Iroha: Take this!!
Iroha: Phew...
Iroha: (So my hands are full with just the familiars, after all...)
Iroha: Oh n--aauh?!
Iroha: (I might have been this close to finding the Summoning Shrine...)
Iroha: (But... I might have to run away...)
Iroha: What...?
Yachiyo: You still haven't learned your lesson, I see...
Yachiyo: You could tell that it was going to be a strong opponent before you entered the barrier, couldn't you?
Iroha: Huh?! Y-yachiyo-san...?!
Yachiyo: Don't treat your own life so carelessly.
Iroha: Are you trying to lure me out again, like you did when we first met?
Iroha: I-I wasn't being careless!
Iroha: And - I won't let myself die in front of you, Yachiyo-san.
Iroha: Because you'll say I died for no reason...
Yachiyo: ... Eh?
Iroha: Yachiyo-san...?
Yachiyo: A-ah, it's - it's nothing...
Yachiyo: Anyway. What are you doing here...?
Iroha: Um... I was looking into the Summoning Shrine.
Yachiyo: You're still...? Haah...
Iroha: ... I won't stop, you know? I won't stop searching...
Yachiyo: You won't stop, no matter what?
Iroha: Yes...
Yachiyo: So stubborn...
Iroha: But Yachiyo-san, why are you here, too?
Yachiyo: ...........
Iroha: You have no need to answer that... Right?
Yachiyo: That's right... I have no need to answer that.
Iroha: Somehow... I'm the only one who's always answering questions...
Yachiyo: Then don't answer them.
Iroha: Uu...
Iroha: Yah!!
Yachiyo: HaAH!
Yachiyo: I'm surprised... They really are stronger than most familiars.
Yachiyo: ... Even I was naive.
Iroha: T-they're really tough, huh...?
Yachiyo: Yes, I feel as if I understand why you were struggling so much against them now, Tamaki-san.
Yachiyo: In fact, I would say this means you've grown.
Yachiyo: You're able to keep up with me, after all.
Iroha: T-thank you very much!
Yachiyo: ... I suppose I don't need to keep trying to stop you.
Yachiyo: When it comes to researching Rumors.
Iroha: E-eeh? Um, why the sudden change of heart...?
Yachiyo: Because you're impossibly stubborn, when it comes to your little sister. There's nothing I could say to stop you.
Iroha: Ah...
Iroha: ... So - this means I passed?
Iroha: Just like when you allowed me to keep coming to Kamihama.
Yachiyo: I suppose it's something like that...
Iroha: Now I can look into the Summoning Shrine, just like you.
Yachiyo: Huh?
Yachiyo: Since when am I looking into it?
Iroha: Eh - but... I ran into you yesterday and today...
Iroha: Are you... Not?
Yachiyo: ... I don't need to answer that.
Yachiyo: Brace yourself, now. We're heading into the depths.
Iroha: Huh?! Ah - yes!
Iroha: Oof...!
Yachiyo: I can feel a strong magic power...
Iroha: Yes - since this is like the parent to all those familiars, I'm not surprised...
Yachiyo: Tamaki-san, rather than fighting it separately, it would be better if you could watch my back.
Iroha: Okay, leave it to me!
Yachiyo: I'm counting on you!
Iroha: Yes!
Civilian: ...........
Iroha: -------?!
Iroha: Yachiyo-san, please wait! Someone is collapsed over there!
Yachiyo: Eh?!
Iroha: W-what do we do...?
Iroha: If we don't do something, that person is in danger...
Iroha: Aah, but if we help him, the witch could get away!
Yachiyo: Calm down.
Yachiyo: Let's see. In times like this...
Iroha: Aren't we going to help them?
Yachiyo: Saving lives comes first!
Iroha: I'm so glad - we're the same.
Yachiyo: ... Right.
Civilian: ...........
Iroha: For now, he'll be okay if we just leave him to rest here, right?
Yachiyo: Yes, he'll regain consciousness soon enough.
Yachiyo: But we're tight on time.
Iroha: Then for now...
Iroha: Let's chase the witch!
Yachiyo: We're chasing after the witch!
Iroha: We're the same again.
Yachiyo: Yes...
Yachiyo: But - are you alright to be distracted from looking into the rooftop shrine?
Iroha: It's more important that I don't leave the witch alone.
Yachiyo: I see... If you're alright with it, then fine.
Yachiyo: Let's find the witch.
Yachiyo: ...........
Yachiyo: ... Nn, when it gets this far away, it's hard to sense its magic...
Iroha: Yachiyo-san, please leave this part to me!
Yachiyo: Leave it to you...?
Iroha: ...........
Iroha: This way!
Yachiyo: How can you tell...?
Iroha: Earlier I shot an arrow into the witch using my own magic.
Iroha: If know my own magic better than anything, so I can feel it even from here.
Yachiyo: Well done.
Iroha: Hehe - thank you very much!
Iroha: Here it is... The witch's barrier...
Yachiyo: It's magic pattern feels the same. There's no mistaking it.
Yachiyo: But why is it in a shopping mall of all places...?
Iroha: It's definitely a more populated place than usual, isn't it...?
Yachiyo: More populated...?
Yachiyo: Oh...!! So that's it...
Iroha: Yachiyo-san...?
Yachiyo: Tamaki-san, I know what's going on...
Iroha: You know...? Is it something serious...?
Yachiyo: Yes, that's right.
Yachiyo: You see, today...
Iroha: Today...?
Yachiyo: Everything is 10 times the points.
Iroha: T... Ten times the points...?
Yachiyo: So you don't get it... In some ways you're still a child, I see.
Yachiyo: You see, if you shop today - everything you buy is worth ten times the usual points.
Yachiyo: It's a celebration to surpass even the weekend customer appreciation sales.
Iroha: And that even goes for books and stationary?
Yachiyo: Yes, books and stationary, too...
Iroha: And snacks...?
Yachiyo: Of course, snacks too.
Yachiyo: Anything you find here is worth ten times the points!
Yachiyo: ... Wait, that's not the point.
Yachiyo: I didn't mean to get into the wonders of getting ten times the points.
Yachiyo: I figured out the witch's goal.
Iroha: Huh? The witch's goal...?
Yachiyo: The witch is after ten times the points, too...
Iroha: Ten times the points...?
Iroha: ... Oh! Because everyone is gathered here...
Yachiyo: Yes.
Yachiyo: It may have come here because it felt so many people gathered...
Yachiyo: At this rate, they're all in danger...
Yachiyo: Let's defeat it - before it can spread its curses.
Yachiyo: I don't want us to expend any unnecessary energy. We're taking it down.
Iroha: Then let's work together!
Yachiyo: Yes. I'll deliver a fatal blow.
Yachiyo: And to make certain, I want you to crush the life from it, too!
Iroha: Understood!
Iroha: Haah... Haah... We did it...
Yachiyo: Good work.
Yachiyo: ...........
Yachiyo: I'll give you the spoils, this time.
Iroha: This is - a grief seed.
Iroha: Huh? Um... Are you sure?
Yachiyo: Take a look at your soul gem.
Iroha: Oh, it's pretty clouded...
Yachiyo: If you your soul gem accumulates too much, it'll turn into a huge problem.
Yachiyo: You should cleanse it right away.
Iroha: But...
Yachiyo: It was thanks to your quick thinking that we were able to find the witch again.
Yachiyo: So there are plenty of reasons for you to deserve this.
Yachiyo: Come now, don't be shy.
Iroha: Well... Then I'll take your word for it...
Iroha: Thank you very much.
Yachiyo: You need to be careful.
Yachiyo: After all, Rumors don't drop grief seeds.
Yachiyo: So if you do nothing but look into Rumors, you'll suffer for it in the end.
Iroha: ...........
Yachiyo: Aren't you going to use it?
Iroha: I think I'll be okay for a little while longer, so I'm setting it aside.
Iroha: It feels like it would be a waste to use it right away.
Yachiyo: I see...
Iroha: Well then - I'm heading back.
Iroha: After all, I still haven't gotten to look into that shrine.
Yachiyo: Yes, you should get going before it gets late.
Iroha: Yes!
Announcement: At this time, we will be commencing the 30 minute flash sale.
Yachiyo: ------?! Wait, Tamaki-san!
Iroha: Huh?!
Yachiyo: Please help me out!
Iroha: H-h-help you? With - with what?
Yachiyo: Side dishes are cheap today!
Yachiyo: The croquettes here are so popular that... Tamaki-san... Please...
Iroha: Eh, eh, eh - eeh?!
Yachiyo: And...
Yachiyo: It's times ten points and a flash sale.
Yachiyo: I can't let this chance slip away...!
Yachiyo: ... Hm?
Yachiyo: ...........
Iroha: Hm? Yachiyo-san? What's wrong?
Iroha: Don't we need to get moving? The croquettes...
Yachiyo: Flash sale... Time limited...
Yachiyo: Oh...!
Iroha: ...........?
Yachiyo: That's it! The Summoning Shrine...!
Iroha: The Summoning Shrine...? Wait, Yachiyo-san...!
Yachiyo: ... Ah.
Iroha: So you really were looking into it...
Yachiyo: ...........
Yachiyo: Tamaki-san. I'll tell you what I know. About the whereabouts of the Summoning Shrine...
Iroha: Eh... Really?
Iroha: I thought that you didn't want me looking into Rumors...
Yachiyo: After fighting that witch together, I know what you're capable of.
Yachiyo: And I understand that you're looking into them seriously.
Yachiyo: You want to know, don't you? Because it will let you meet who you want to see.
Iroha: Yes, yes! So - where is it?!
Yachiyo: It's the Mizuna Shrine.
Iroha: Huh? But earlier you said it wasn't...
Yachiyo: That's what I thought, but... I'd missed one thing.
Iroha: Missed?
Yachiyo: The time for visiting a shrine.
Yachiyo: That local publicity event yesterday...
Yachiyo: The man in the story met with the girl as a ghost, right?
Iroha: Yes...
Yachiyo: Tamaki-san - when do you think ghosts would appear?
Iroha: Um... A night time, I think...
Yachiyo: Yes. So...
Yachiyo: It must be a requirement that to meet who you want to see - it must be nighttime...
Yachiyo: However the Mizuna Shrine visiting hours end by nightfall, and it closes.
Yachiyo: That's why I didn't realize it until now.
Iroha: Nothing happened when we visited it in the afternoon and evening.
Iroha: But if we visit at night...
Yachiyo: Then you might meet them.
Yachiyo: This old story is a folk tale that's passed on throughout the Mizuna district.
Yachiyo: If by the grace of the gods of the Mizuna Shrine, that woman was able to reunite with her lover...
Yachiyo: With the event giving nod to that story, it isn't surprising that it would turn into a Rumor.
Iroha: Then I have to go...!
Yachiyo: Let's do it tomorrow.
Yachiyo: I'll be going tomorrow, so you can come with me, then.
Iroha: Eh, um, me too? You're okay with going together?
Iroha: Oh, you don't need to answer that...
Yachiyo: This time, it's better to go in numbers.
Yachiyo: As I said before, I'll acknowledge your strength.
Yachiyo: So? Would you like to come with me?
Iroha: I-I would! I'll come with! Please let me come!
Yachiyo: Pff. Then let's meet at the station.
Yachiyo: I have a lecture to attend until nightfall, so I imagine we'll meet at around 18:30.
Yachiyo: If you're usually under curfew, be sure to tell your parents first.
Iroha: Yes, got it!
Iroha: Ah...
Yachiyo: Hm?
Iroha: Um... There's someone I'd like to bring with...
Yachiyo: Someone else...?
Iroha: Um, she's an amazing magical girl!
Iroha: ... Well, that's self proclaimed, but...
Yachiyo: -------?!
Yachiyo: And... This girl is looking into the Summoning Shrine, too?
Iroha: Yes, we're looking into it together.
Yachiyo: Haah... I see...
Yachiyo: Fine. Bring her along.
Iroha: Yay - thank you so much!
Yachiyo: ...........
Iroha: And - I won't let myself die in front of you, Yachiyo-san.
???: No way. I have Yacchan, so there's no way I would leave you behind.
???: I wouldn't let you see me like that, even if I did die.
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Why Fruit Patents Matter | The Knock-On Effect #24 | Real Vision™ - Duration: 22:22.
A surge in foreign trademarks means your fruit is about to get a lot more tasty.
Alex Rosenberg: So more trademarks in countries that aren't the US is going to equal more
delicious fruit. Yes, your fruit will get a lot more delicious
as foreign trademarks increase. Let's get to it.
Welcome to The Knock-On Effect. This is where we start with the thing you know and end up
in a strange place. I'm Justine Underhill, and joining us today we have our guest here
who defies all labels, Alex Rosenberg. Hi.
And we have in person a very special guest, the professor himself, Roger Hirst.
Roger Hirst: Good to be here again. All right, now, actually both of you will
be taking on the role of guesser this week. So I'd like you to try your hand at seeing
how we get from trademarks to tasty produce. Shall I have a go?
Yeah, I think so, professor. So trademarks on-- there's going to be trademarks
on a certain style of fruit, so bananas that are bent in a certain way.
OK. And they're going to say, you can't have that
sort of bent or that sort of round. So people have to come up with different varietals of
bananas and apples that are off trademark, which allows people to say, I've got 20 different
types of apples and four different types of bananas. So variety goes up, and flavors will
go up because of that. OK, Alex, you have a--
I'm going to guess that-- you know, sometimes you see these fruit combinations, like you
get the pluots or the, you know, lobstercados, or something like that, which is lobster and
avocado grown out of the ground. What?
I made that up. But you see different combinations. And so perhaps you'll get to trademark
those combinations, and we'll get to have a plethora of--
Lobstercados. Sure.
OK, well, that is far off. You are a little bit closer. We'll see where this goes.
OK. You guys can get your grades at the very end.
OK, so we're going to start-- we say we start with the thing you know, but this is a little
bit of a thing you might not know, which is trademarks, but specifically in China, our
favorite place. Your favorite place. My favorite place.
OK, so, basically, what's been going on is China's been having a huge push to trademark,
specifically, the US patent and Trademark Office has been flooded in the past few years
with Chinese applications, which is kind of something that you wouldn't expect.
So the Chinese companies looking to get US trademarks for stuff.
Yes, yes. So applications from China have grown more than 12-fold since 2013. 1 in every
9 trademark applications in the US is from a Chinese applicants, which actually came
as a surprise to people in the patent office. They didn't know what was going on until they
discovered that Chinese governments, municipalities, have actually been paying their citizens to
trademark things in the US and trademark things abroad. So this has been a big push by the
Chinese government. So in Shenzhen specifically, they pay citizens as much as $800 per registered
trademark. So are there just like Chinese people inventing
random stuff? Things-- I mean, some of it's-- they're trademarking
things that probably shouldn't be trademarked. But this is sort of part of a
bigger push in China. So they're not trying to clog up all the lawyers
in the US to get them out of the way, because that's whats' going to happen.
There are some-- there have been some, if you want to go with nefarious reasons, people
think they're doing it. That is one-- Not one here.
That is one of the theories that is out there on the internet. But, actually, so it's not
just doing foreign trademarks. It's also trademarking within China itself. So trademark applications
surged in 2017 by 55% from the year before, and the year before was already a record.
So it's sort of like we're seeing record after record after record.
And China has now 14.9 million active registrations overall. Guess how many the US has? So they
have-- Active trademark registrations? Yes, in China.
Right. So-- How many does the US--
Well, I'm going to go for 2 million. Very good, you got it.
Oh, huh. So but I mean--
The reason he's the professor. Right.
But that's a huge difference that we're seeing. OK, so now we have this little--
So there are more-- there are many, many more trademark registrations in China than the
US? Yes, and so this is part of a shifting tide
that we're seeing. This is all within the past few years. And China is starting effectively
from 0. Yes.
Whereas the US has already built up a massive inventory of trademarks.
Exactly. So it's just adding and adding with one starting
effect. Exactly. And so this is sort of a big trend
that we're starting to see. So now we have this
trend, we're going to put it to the side, put it in the oven, and we'll come back to
it later. So now we're going to shift our gaze to a completely separate topic.
OK. I'm going to show you three separate ads in
a row, and I want you guys to guess what they're for, OK? Here we go.
AD: Camping or exploring, spending time off the grid, hanging with friends and family
is always time well spent. Hope springs eternal, a new energy awakens.
OK, those ads were all for the same thing. So you want to take a guess as to what they
were for? Again, they were short clips of the full ad so you don't have all context.
But take a guess. An aloe vera-style health drink? OK, well--
That's good. So it's a new energy awakens. It's going out enjoying-- and I saw they were
drinking something. Yeah, I'm going to go. I'm going to go-- well, so I have to go different
than you. I'm going to go, um, something you inhale that just gives you a burst of energy.
OK, so it sounds like something new and exciting, right? And I'll give you the product or the
brand names for these-- what they were selling. They were selling Sweet Tango, Jazz, and Pink
Lady. Do you guys have any idea now? Well, I do know the Pink Lady is an apple.
Oh, OK, you got it, yes.
Jazz. Well, jazz is—
Jazz is an apple. It's a form of music.
No.
It is. It was my first—
Very popular here in the United States, Roger.
I'd say, but I think it's going to be my first ever male perfume.
It's an apple. OK, no, no, no. So those three are all apples, and, actually, apple ads are
becoming a huge thing right now. And it seems like it's like a fresh new thing that they're
selling, which in some way-- So that guy-- that last guy was dancing around
in the library about an apple? For pink lady apples. He had pink socks on.
he. Took a bite of an apple, and it made him dance like that. But, anyway, so it's kind
of funny because a few weeks ago, we talked about supermarkets.
Yeah. And shelving, and how certain brands have
to pay to get their items in a supermarket shelf or, like, you know, prominently displayed.
And we had talked about whether or not there were specifically like produce that had brands.
And none of my research had showed anything about produce having brands.
So it was kind of interesting that now that I dug into this topic, this is actually a
rapidly growing field, pun intended. I did get that
You got it? OK. So you-- so do you just have apples normally?
Well, that's what I thought. I thought they were just apples. I thought apples were apples
were apples. Granny Smith.
Macintosh.
Golden Delicious.
There's so many different. There's millions.
But when you think of the classic apple, what do you think of?
Granny Smith.
OK. I think a Mcintosh, yeah, or Red Delicious.
Thank you.
Golden Delicious.
No Red Delicious. Red Delicious is better.
So, actually, we have some of that. Oh, hey!
Hey, look at that! Apples!
Look at those. So this is important because we cut these
slices a little bit ago. Red Delicious.
And you're going to have to-- you'll taste-- save some of these slices.
Seriously? Yeah, they're a little brown, but that's a
important part of the story. And I'll get you--
Ah! Should I start dancing around the room? This is not much-- I mean, just before I came
here, I was pruning my orchard of about six different types of apple tree.
Oh!
So this is like—
So you're familiar with these apples?
Lots of different types, yes.
Yes, well, OK, so we'll get your tasting notes in a second. So I want you to hold on and
think about them while I tell you a little bit about
the history of the apple. OK, so these Red Delicious apples, these are apples of gas
stations, of untouched cafeteria trays. These are--
Mhm. Looks like an apple you might give your a professor. Yes.
Like a cricket ball. Exactly like that. There's a long-- there's
a long history to that, actually. But, actually, this is the most popular, or was the most
popular, apple in the United States. And why was that? In the 1940s, this really took hold
specifically because it has a uniform shape and size. It doesn't bruise easily.
A very distinctive shape, by the way. Very distinctive. Yeah, it's like this is
an apple. Like a pepper.
This is what an apple should look like. It's more like an apple.
But it also turns red before it's ripe, so that means it can be stored longer. It can
be put on shelves. It can be all around great for producers of the apple.
So can we just stay on that point? It turns red before it's ripened.
Yeah.
Why is that helpful to grocery stores? Well, because that means it can be picked
earlier, and it can actually be stored longer and still look good. They have very tough
skins as well. And so that means that hides any sort of nicks or anything else that happens
as well. There are a bunch of things to this that just-- it looks very pretty.
Yes.
But what's the one thing I haven't mentioned?
The taste.
Ha ha, very good. OK, so I'll get your tasting notes. What did you-- what did you taste?
Mainly water, a little bit-- sort of, it was quite a mild flavor. It's almost like a cardboard
kind of a flavor. It also kind of turned-- I cut this-- I mean,
we cut this just recently, and it turned brown. It's kind of gross. OK, so common complaints,
mealy, mushy. Yes.
Yeah.
RH:Yeah, it gets stuck in the teeth.
No flavor. So why did that happen? It's not crisp.
It's not crisp. So in the 1960s and '70s, an apple was just an apple. If you were--
if my apples tasted worse than your apples, it didn't really matter because they would
all get mixed up together. It was a simpler time.
It was a simpler time when apples are apples. It didn't matter because—
When men were men and apples were apples. Exactly. I'm so glad you're on the same page.
So growers were incentivized to cut costs, and it didn't really matter what happened
to the inside of the apple as long as they could sell it. And so that meant that they
basically bred them for their beauty over taste, because also when you're in the grocery
store, guess what? You can't really tell. How are you going to judge an apple? Like,
oh, this looks like a good color. It's nice and firm. So they bred them to be something
that would be sold, but then they could cost elsewhere.
Didn't anyone caught on non-Pavlovian style after about four or five attempts of eating
these and go-- I've been saying it. Apples don't have the best reputation. And
I think it's because of Red Delicious. Like, if you offered someone-- an apple is to me
like a very low-tier fruit. It's like-- no one's like apple, love apples, unless they're
from like Upstate New York and they have delicious apples, you know what I mean?
Well, what's been a big thing, or what this led to, these disgusting apples, I feel bad
calling them disgusting. I know.
But these apples-- Don't worry.
--led to the great Red Delicious bailout of 2000.
Oh, I want to hear about this. OK, so basically what happened was in 2000,
Congress approved, and President Clinton signed the biggest bailout in apple history.
This is like his last act in office right before he pardoned Blagojevich?
Well, he snuck it in while the dotcom crash was going on. They just snuck it in there,
didn't they?
So, basically, what happened is we have a quote from a New York Times article from the
day. So quote, "'Nobody should feel sorry for us. We did this to ourselves,' said Doyle
Fleming, a lifelong apple farmer. 'For almost 50 years, we've been cramming down the consumer's
throat a red apple with even thicker skin, sometimes mushy, sometimes very good if done
right, but a product that was bred for color and size and not for taste.'"
I love this Doyle guy.
Yeah. Well, and so this is sort of what happened. And so there was a lot of controversy over
this bill because, like, why are we bailing out apple farmers that are making disgusting
apples? Right.
But it's really key because at the exact same time that all this was going on, this apple
crisis was brewing, something very key happened, which was that Congress broadened legislation
allowing universities to patent and commercialize inventions, OK? And that specifically gave
way to our next apple, the Honeycrisp. Oh! I love Honeycrisp.
This is America's favorite apple in some ways. And even the way you responded to it is how
many people respond to the Honeycrisp. So this is actually I have here—
All right. Take your own?
I'll take my own. Thank you.
Thank I have an apple patent here. So this is what
an apple patent looks like. Mmm. Crunchy.
Yeah.
Juicy.
Yeah.
Cleans the teeth.
But it's acidic. It has an acid, sugar, gorgeous. So this is a patented apple. This is one of
the first patented apples created by researchers at the University of Minnesota. Actually,
I will say, Honeycrisp sales are twice the size of other apples, which is partly what
makes them so yummy, and juicy, and delicious. These apples garner maybe twice the price
as a regular apple. Yeah.
I mean, this is truly a first-name brand designer apple. And I have a quote here from the man
who invented the Honeycrisp, David Bedford. He is the man who is responsible for it.
Good job, David. He told Esquire Magazine, quote "I have absolutely
never seen this price phenomenon with another apple. He said, there are varieties that have
garnered a 10% premium to standard pricing, and that's usually because they have a promotional
campaign behind them." So with the patenting system, the university
earned $1.30 for every tree that was sold. And, eventually, the patent brought in about
$6 million, I think. What do you think it means that the bottom
is pubescent?
What does that-- oh, is that-- is that-- is that one of the standards?
It says spinach green glossy on top, bottom is pubescent.
Ewww. I don't-- I don't know—
Is this more pubescent than this apple, professor?
Oh, my god. I'm—
I'm not sure I'm in any position to be able to understand that, even if I could.
Let's move on. So the problem is though that patents expire, OK? So this patent actually
expired in 2008, and, basically, right now, anyone can plant this apple tree, the Honeycrisp
tree, which is why you actually might start to hear anecdotes about subpar Honeycrisps
coming to market. Ohh!
Some have actually suggested the eventual decline of the Honeycrisp is inevitable because
there's-- Yeah, the one decline.
Yeah. There's no standards in place.
Right. So what we have going on--
I mean, there's no standards-- so anyone can-- I mean, if I stole this apple, and say, hey,
this is a Honeycrisp. Is that legal? No, no, you couldn't-- you couldn't do that.
What you can do, though, is that if you make a subpar Honeycrisp-- because before with
the patent, the University of Minnesota had more control over who had the licenses and
who could plant the trees. Did David taste every apple himself?
Yeah, and make sure it's on par. So what we have right now, basically, is a race to make
the next Honeycrisp.
Honey Crisp, wow! Interesting. This is where we enter the world of the Zestar,
and the Sweet Tango, and the Envy, and the Rave, and the Kisabel, and the Pink Lady,
and the Jazz, and, actually, a huge number of other apples, all part of something we
call club apples. So you can be part of the club. So club apples are actually varieties
that are not just patented now, but they're also trademarks, and they're controlled in
such a way that only those part of the club, so club farmers, can sell them. And the key
thing here is that the trademark never expires. So where a patent might expire, the trademark
never does. So what's the difference? The patent allows
you to make-- use these genes to make this apple?
Right.
And the trademark is the name of the apple, or--
Yeah, so actually the trademark is specifically the name of the apple. So we have some trademarked
apples here, if you want to try some of these. So we have these Jazz apples that I mentioned.
So could David have trademarked the name Honeycrisp if he really wanted? He could have. He did
not. And so that's why—
Good on David.
Yeah. OK, so this is what?
Go ahead first, yeah. These are Jazz apples.
Jazz. And these Pink Ladies. You can see.
Pink Ladies.
But you know what's funny is that I brought these all in a bag, and I banged them up a
little. That's terrible.
The Pink Ladies got pretty banged up. But it just shows you that it's hard—
Pink Ladies in between those two. Yeah.
It's OK. Well, so, I mean, these are things are being
tweaked. It's actually very expensive-- oh, you're not a fan.
No, I don't like either of these.
Really?
It's just too acidic. It's too bitter.
That leaves a bit of a residue rather than a flavor.
Yeah. Oh, wow!
So you got all that stuff stuck in your teeth.
It's a little mealy, and this one-- this one is a disaster.
Wow! OK, weird.
Worse than the basic, the common basic one.
It's sour. I can se what it's trying to do, but it's not even coming close.
Well, paying to grow these apples is actually very expensive. So it cost $2,000 per acre
in some cases, so just to be part of the club. And that leads to actually more marketing
and promotion. And just so you guys know, the next hot apple to come out, they're are
already articles about it, it's the Cosmic Crisp. So the next celebrity apple is Washington
State's Cosmic Crisp. It's coming up next year, 2019. There's a lot of buzz around it.
And you can even see it has a pretty fancy website.
I think the artwork around that might be the highlight. Yeah, which is kind of crazy.
Is it going to be-- but has there ever been-- here's a question. I hope we're not getting
ahead of ourselves. Is there any apple that sells for as much or is as widely revered
as the Honeycrisp? Is this like the Muhammad Ali of apples?
This is—
And then everyone else is like I can box too. I can also be a famous boxer, but no one's
Muhammad Ali? Right. There has yet to be an apple that I
found that is as expensive as the Honeycrisp. And so that sort of like the holy grail is
trying to manufacturer some of these other apples to make one that can replace the Honeycrisp.
Well, now, so what we're seeing, though, is these branded fruits and vegetables becoming
a growing trend. So according to a Nielsen study, branded produce
accounts for 38.5% of produce sales, and that's up 30% from a few years ago from 2012. But
the key thing here, 55% of consumers shop without a brand in mind for produce. And so
Nielsen actually suggested that companies can take advantage of that. And so there is
a market, or a growing market, to brand produce and to capture consumers for a Pink Lady apple.
And that's important because I actually want to take this thing that we've been keeping
in the oven. Oh yes!
Yes, China. Baked apple.
Yes, so, oh, yeah, so our apple pie, China is trademarking things fast. So we have that
here. And a key part of that, which I haven't mentioned yet, is that China also happens
to be the largest apple producer in the world. Oh, I didn't know that.
So China, look at this, China produces more apples by a factor of 10 than the next largest
producer. So the United States produces 4 million. China produces 44 million tons of
apples per year. I didn't realize that.
Isn't it crazy? No, I mean, it's--
Because you think about apples, you think of Johnny Appleseed, you know, American. You
don't-- China's-- actually, China is a big consumer
of apples, specifically, red apples because red is considered a lucky color. Yeah.
So if we combine the fact that we have, on the one hand, the fastest growth in trademarking
in a country, China, combined with the fastest growth and trademark products, specifically
apples, I wouldn't be surprised if we actually start seeing more varieties of new apples
coming down the pike for a more segmented, hopefully tastier, market.
It's pigmented.
I mean, will they traveled from China? Do they--
So there is actually-- there is a growing segment of apples being imported from China.
We do import apples from China. We also do ship apples to China. So they're making different
apples than we're making. Well, here's the thing. I have a suspicion,
not knowing anything about apples beyond what you just told me, that, again, Honey-- they
just got really lucky, and, like, maybe this guy knew some stuff, and he knew this and
that, but they just got lucky, and they created the best apple ever.
And so everyone's like, oh, let's also make our own kind of apples that will also be good.
But maybe this is as good as it gets for apples. And so having new kinds of apples won't necessarily
result in more delicious apples. It maybe will result in more expensive apples.
Ah, we'll just wait till the Cosmic Crisp comes out.
See, I'm not-- I'm not-- I don't have high expectation. I am excited about it.
I think they'll be local producers, you know? You know, I don't know if supermarkets do
the same thing where in some part of Texas, they'll just have this type of apple in that
supermarket. In this part of Oregon, they'll just have that type.
And so you just have the regional brands that go into the stores. So these things nobody
cares about, but these might be only in one corner of the US and those in another.
Yeah, actually, I know, that's a big growing trend is local apples.
And it allows you to get back to thinner skinned apples because they're not having to—
Transport them-- Back to the trucking episode.
Right, where I-- So yeah, truck them across the whole country.
Where I already bruised this apple a little bit, oops, just in the transportation. Anyway,
you guys somewhat a little bit kind of convinced? You convinced a little?
Yeah, a little bit. I mean, I think this-- A little bit, OK.
It's a a little bit, but I think you're going to say local. I'm not going to buy Chinese
apples in the US or in the UK either. What kind of apples do you grow, by the way?
Golden Delicious, Granny Smiths.
I like Granny Smith.
There's crab apples, which are the sort of early, small-- Yeah.
I make jelly out of those. Oh, great! I'm picking up 200 bottles of apple juice
this week, or my wife is, from the apples that we had crushed from our land.
Oh, lovely.
Oh!
And we've got a very, very big cooking apples as well.
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Which, yeah, they're great. So I've got about five or six varieties.
Well, I think that's a nice warm and fuzzy note to end on for this fall theme.
Yeah, very autumnal. Nice job.
Yeah, it's your fall theme knock-on effect. All right, well, that does it for this week's
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MY FAVOURITE JENNIE MOMENTS! - Duration: 4:14.
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Why are you staring at me? Why?
Am I that pretty?
I know it already but
all that staring makes me blush
Put that pop back in pop at the top
What we rock they all rock had to stop
Hold on.... I like you, oppa!
Don't cheat on me, don't!
Mommy, I'm hungry!
I didn't get to eat
I want chicken and a hamburger
You two didn't give it to me!
You said you'd buy it for me!
- Come on! We can all hear it!
That's my skill!
Love you like a brother
treat you like a friend
respect you like a lover
You could bet that, never gotta sweat that (x3)
that (x2)
Cause your the cigarette, I'm the smoker
We raise a bet, cause you're the joker, truth told
You are the chalk and I can be the blackboard
You can be the talk and I can be the walk
Saint I'm a sinner, prize I'm a winner and it's you
what can I do to deserve that
Paper baby I'll be the pen
Say that I'm the one cause you're a ten
I fall in love, every single time
look into your eyes (those eyes)
they never lie
I can tell your mine, it's so hard when you're not around
I get mad thinking how I can't always have you around
Roll a dice, I bet it twice
don't think I can live a life without
Someday
when I'm left at the edge of the world alone
I might miss you yeah
Someday when I'm tamed
to the edge of saddness I might regret it at the end
My mom told me everyday
to always be careful of guys
because love is like playing with fire, I'll get hurt
I can't stop trembling on and on and on
I wanna throw my all into your firey path
I can't control it
The firey path is spreading too quickly
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Coloring and Drawing Youtuber Vanity Learn to Color for Kids - Duration: 10:10.
hey guys thanks for tuning in today we're going to draw a vanity with hair
accessories and makeup and lips and lipstick on this episode
birthdaycandyland so stay tuned and watch it right now
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What to do with bad reviews & how to generate more online reviews - Duration: 1:07.
Still a lot of companies don't know what to do with bad reviews.
I see it like this: every review, especially bad reviews, are an opportunity to learn and
allow you to transform it into something positive.
So instead of being scared of bad reviews, let's try to turn them into a positive experience
with really inviting the client that complained and allowing them to improve your organization.
And the second thing is that still a lot of times I see that, for example, in restaurants
you see the review cards, especially in big hotel chains.
They ask you to write down your experience if it was good or bad.
And what I'm missing usually is that companies are motivating the clients to write down their
experience online.
If they write it down on a paper, maybe the management can learn from it.
But if you want to drive more clients into your restaurant or hotel, you really need
to find ways to stimulate people to take their phone and to write down their review online.
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Dance With A Fish Trophy at Different Named Locations - Fortnite Battle Royale - fuzzheadjr - Duration: 4:04.
[Intro Music]
Welcome back, everybody!
In this video I'm going to be showing you where to complete your,
'Dance With A Fish Trophy at Different Named Locations',
for Season 6, Week 8.
I will be showing you the location of eleven different fish trophies,
to which I'm sure there are more,
but just remember that this challenge only requires
you to dance in front of seven fish trophies.
Now, let me pull up a screenshot, of Fortnite's current map,
to provide you all with a visual of the fish trophy locations
that we'll visit in this video.
[ding]
We'll start North, with Lazy Links, and then work our way around the map.
Starting with Lazy Links,
the fish trophy is located inside the golf shop just West of the pool.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Risky Reels, the fish trophy is located inside
the projector building, on the second floor, in the office.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Lonely Lodge, the fish trophy
is located inside the main lodge.
There are many fish trophies here for you to choose from
so just go ahead and choose whichever one you'd like.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Retail Row, the fish trophy
is located inside the sporting goods store.
Better known to some as the store with a giant fish on the outside of it.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Dusty Divot, the fish trophy
is located inside of Dusty Diner, on the second floor, in the office.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Salty Springs,
the fish trophy is located in the first basement
of the house that has a secret, underground, bunker and command center.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Fatal Fields, the fish trophy
is located on the first floor, above the fireplace,
inside the farmhouse.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Shifty Shafts,
the fish trophy is located inside of the tin hut on the East side.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Greasy Grove,
the fish trophy is located inside of the store, in the middle of town,
just behind the cash register.
[In-game Music]
Next, at Snobby Shores,
the fish trophy is located at the house with a basketball court in the backyard,
which is the second most Northern house, behind the car in the garage.
[In-game Music]
Lastly, at the Haunted Hills Mansion,
the fish trophy is located inside the throne room.
[In-game Music]
I've found to have better luck when I just went straight for these buildings
to dance in front of the fish trophies.
They are all in named locations, which are hotter landing zones than most,
so you have to be on the lookout for others.
Alright.
Well, I hope that this guide was helpful to you and that you didn't get slayed, too badly,
while dancing with some fishes.
If you find, or know of, any more fish trophy locations
feel free to comment below,
but you should be good to go with this alone for now.
Until next time, you all take care and I will see you all soon!
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How many ALTERNATIVES to "GOING TO" can you find? - Duration: 3:23.
hi let's enrich our vocabulary how many words or expressions do you know that
could substitute the expression to say I'm going somewhere I'm going to this is
Susan Brodar from SPEAK Languages & TRAVEL the World to help you
improve your English with minimum effort a maximum benefit so it occurred to me
that we all have a great deal of passive vocabulary but our active vocabulary is
considerably smaller than our passive vocabulary so why not use it to enrich
our language I know that once a couple of years ago there was a friend of mine
I was whatsapp ping with him what's happing in the sense of texting on
whatsapp and I wrote to him well let me know because I wanted him to tell me
when he was available and he wrote back what does let me know mean and I
realized that I had used an expression he didn't know he wanted to know what it
meant because I could have used tell me but let me know is a more natural
expression in English so I thought this is something we must really exploit use
more varied language to make the language more natural and more enjoyable
so now I'm on my way to the supermarket I'm going through the fields and I
thought well why not discuss different ways of expressing
going to and here's an expression I just used I'm on my way to the supermarket
and on my way means I'm going but it's boring to always say I'm going to so can
you think of any expressions that can substitute I'm going to the first one
isn't the most natural I'm on my way to the supermarket but if you want to be
more specific you could say I'm walking to the supermarket I'm riding if I'm
going on my bike you could also say I'm cycling if you're
cycling with your bike you could say I'm driving to the supermarket if you're
going by car you could also say I'm catching the bus
to town I'm catching the train to work I'm catching the plane to New York so
there are lots of verbs that we can use instead of the usual I'm going to now
I'd like you to write in the comment below if you can think of any other
verbs any other expressions that speak about going and if not why not use the
ones I've mentioned and make sentences in the comments below it's a good
exercise for you because if you write them you all consolidate the expressions
and if you then try using them every day even in your mind if not actually
because maybe you don't have anyone to speak to just speaking to yourself your
in any case consolidate them and then be able to use them when you really need
them okay so let me know in the comments below if you have any sentences and
don't forget to subscribe and that's all for today bye
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Q&A 1 - What is Sin? - Duration: 4:37.
Hello everyone! I'm Hana
Today is the first video about Q&A.
I'm going to answer a question that someone asked me
Firstly, What is sin?
What is the sin that humans have committed?
Today I'm gonna talk about what is sin!
Have you ever watched a drama show in the afternoon and thought 'Oh this is so sinful!'
I think there is a difference between what we call sin and crime in the world and what the Bible calls sin.
What the Bible says about sin is
1 John 3:4 "Whoever commits sin also commits lawlessness, and sin is lawlessness"
Sin is against the law, breaking the law and not following the law.
So then, which law is it talking about?
The law which is mentioned here is not talking about the law which is in society, but God's law which He gave to people.
So what is the law that God gave us?
It is the Ten Commandments which are mentioned in Exodus 20
God gave us Ten Commandments which are 10 principles that we should keep,
Have you ever had rules in a primary classroom like 'Lets be kind to others' and 'Lets greet everyone'? I used to have them.
So the Ten Commandments are something that God wants us to keep.
So verse three says "You shall have no other gods before Me."
So the first thing is that there is only one God
The second thing is "You shall not make for yourself a carved image...you shall not bow down to them nor serve them."
Third thing is "You shall not take the name of the LORD your God in vain."
So we shouldn't do things in God's name that are different from His will and are just our own interpretations.
Fourth is "Remember the Sabbath day, to keep it holy,"
Fifth, "Honor your father and your mother,"
Sixth is, "You shall not murder,"
Seventh, "You shall not commit adultery,"
Eighth is, "You shall not steal,"
Ninth is, "You shall not bear false witness against your neighbor," and it means you shouldn't tell a lie.
The last one is, "You shall not covet your neighbors house," and it means wanting what others have and being jealous of others and what they have.
So this is God's Law.
So when we see the Ten Commandments, we can divide them into two sections,
So the first four commandments are talking about our relationship with God, and the last six are about our relationship with others
and how to love others around us
Even though God's Law is talking about how to love God and how to love others, we cannot help but think to put ourselves first.
So we cherish ourselves first and can't help but do things for our own benefit.
When Adam and Eve sinned for the first time, and they ate the fruit from the tree that God said not to eat from,
they started to fear God and feel guilty and had to cover and hide themselves from God.
This is what every human being feels,
We feel that we are not good enough, we feel like we have to hide something and fix something in our lives.
It is because sin has made us feel that way.
But, Jesus is the only Savior and by believing in Him we can be set free from this guilt and shame.
So todays point is; Sin is against the Law which is God's Law, which is to love God and to love others.
And freedom from this Sin is only given from Jesus
If you have any questions, please send me an Email or contact me through Facebook.
I will see you next week, See you later!
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