Good morning you guys I just got out of bed as you can see my hair is not done
this is actually what my hair looks like naturally without any straightener in it
or anything I'm gonna straighten this name but yeah I'm just gonna go make my
breakfast little smoothie and then today we're gonna film I'm feeling so like
drowsy look all crazy my my hair looks so I'm feeling so like drowsy because
the weather is crazy outside it's literally raining ice
like literally hailing outside it's wild and it's April it's midday probably it's
supposed to be spraying I don't even know what's going on like this is just
wild and now it's actually done raining ice now it's just raining so now
everything is turning to ice like it's just a big icy mess outside there
there's no way no way I'm going outside today all I'm gonna do is film and just
editing just pretty much work all day hey miss the boy eh miss the boy what
are you doing today what are you doing today Papa boy Papa boy what are you
doing today do you have some work to get done yeah okay just making a little
fruit protein shake for the morning for breakfast I really like to have like a
little protein fruit shake before filming just because it's easy I don't
have to spend like 20 minutes in the kitchen cooking breakfast and then
sitting down and eating I can make this five minutes and drink it as I get ready
to film so it's just quick and easy so I just put some bananas some strawberries
one slice of pineapple that you kind of see underneath there and then some mango
a protein powder I didn't put a lot because I don't know I just find it to
be very very very strong like flavor so I just put like a little bit a quarter
scoop but this is the one that I used you can only find this in Canada which I
know sucks but it's a very very good or maybe you might you might be able to
find it in New Zealand as well because I believe it's New Zealand way but it does
say Made in Canada and I think you can only find it in Canada you can get this
at Walmart supplement stores healthy planet if you are in Canada
so check it out I really love this brand of protein powders this is the pineapple
mango flavor it's very good I actually really want to get the unflavored one
just so that I can put in my fruit smoothies too when I don't want like
mango and pineapple but that's pretty much it now all I do fill it up with
some water and that's usually good enough and I actually like to put ice as
well because it gives it like a slushy kind of texture
so I just finished filming I actually filmed the video testing out
recommendations from you guys so you guys told me what products you think
I'll love and I bought them all myself on Sephora some from colour-pop and one
from a different store but yeah I bought them all and I just tested them out put
them all on my face today I'm excited for you guys to see that video it will
be going up in this week so it's probably already up before this vlog is
up I got the cutest little bag or gift from velour so excited this was
literally just sitting at my doorstep so let's open this up excuse me I didn't
invite you get down I've actually never tried velour lashes oh this packaging oh
wow it's actually in a glass not a glass but like I guess like a hard plastic
acrylic case Wow and you know what I actually like how
these are like smaller I don't know how to say it like not as long I guess you
could say nah that's not the right I guess the band length is not as long
because I have like smaller eyes so I always have to cut off such a big amount
from the lashes okay so we have the little kit too with the applicator so
these actually look really nice I'm so excited to try them so thank you so much
to the lower lashes how gorgeous is is bag - I'm just making a little bit of
stir-fried veggies you guys these taste so delicious so you just want to add a
tiny bit of oil to the pan and some garlic some ginger saute that and then
add your veggies some salt black pepper and voila look how yummy this looks
delicious then you just add in your noodles add in some of this lemon ginger
sauce a little bit of the hoisin sauce and then more of the of like plum sauce
because it adds like that sweetness
okay so I just got back from the gym not too long ago and just took a shower I'm
gonna tan soon don't mind how red my face is it gets super red when I come
out of the shower I'm actually excited because in a few days I'm going to get a
facial which I'm really really excited for because my skin lately like over the
past few months has just gotten so clogged like there's just so many
clogged pores and nothing I do will you know fix it my blackheads are super
crazy I thought I found like a solution that fixed my blackheads but it was kind
of only temporary and then it would come back you know so yeah I just need to get
a facial I'm actually gonna get it done at the same place that I do my laser my
full-body like laser hair removal so we're gonna do that in a few days but
this kind of vlog has been really like weird I feel like and I think that's
just like a depiction or maybe it's not as weird as I think I'm actually gonna
go start editing the vlog now so I guess I'll see but I feel like it's like a
weird vlog because it's just been my week compiled into a vlog because last
week was really weird like the weather was super cloudy so I feel like my mood
was just very cloudy so I wasn't really like you know everyone I know last week
just felt really like weird this weekend was actually super relaxing and the
weather was amazing so you guys saw that we went to Lake Shore I took some
footage there and I just played it for you guys before this clip it was so
beautiful and sugar had so much fun like walking and this poor little guy his
feet got so tired from walking after like 20 minutes he was like begging me
to hold him so he just held him for the rest of the time but he still just like
loved being there it was a lot of fun just a really relaxing weekend but I'm
gonna stop chit-chatting we're gonna end the vlog hopefully you guys enjoyed it
thank you guys so much for watching and I will see you guys in my next vlog bye
guys you had lots of fun at Lakeshore huh
how about boy how about oh boy you had lots of fun okay you look crazy what are
you staring at out there what is so interesting out there hmm okay I can't
see your left eye sugar oh my god I love you so much you're missing your left eye
bud
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'The Middle': Watch How a Pop Hit Is Made | NYT - Diary of a Song - Duration: 6:03.
"It's shocking how much time into one song was put
from so many different people."
"A year of work, 15 different vocalists,
everyone getting the song to sound as good
as everyone knew it could be."
"Hey."
"Hey."
"Hey. How's it going?"
"I know we meant all good intentions.
Yeah. I feel like that's my quota of singing for the day.
I'm so bad at singing in front of people."
So do you remember the first session
that you guys had where you worked on "The Middle"?
"The day before the session, we were kind of just going through ideas.
And there was this sound."
"We were kind of like, you know, this feels really special.
Let's save it for tomorrow with Sarah."
"I'm this guy.
I sit in the back and I'm like, 'Cool.' "
"Is she on Instagram? Is she on Twitter?
Or is she writing? But she's writing.
She actually is."
"I only really put the voice memo on
if I think I'm getting something good."
"She just wrote for 10 minutes and she's like:
'I'm going to go in the booth and let me sing it.
Let me know what you guys think.'
That was literally the first thing we heard."
"All three of us literally just screamed with excitement."
And when you heard that,
I mean, it sounds crass, but, like, do you see dollar signs?
"I mean, it's hard sometimes in the room,
you write songs so much,
but it definitely felt special."
"So we get sent a lot of demos.
But there's a few writers where we really love basically
everything they do.
And Sarah's one of them.
We were instantly, like,
'We're definitely going to try a version of this.' "
"We are, like, obsessed with these, like, cinematic sound samples
that we have."
"Yeah, that's like a medieval ax whipping noise."
"Everyone watches 'Game of Thrones,' or whatever.
But you never hear it in songs."
"We had something that we like, but it
wasn't, like, absolutely perfect."
"So they played it for me and were like, 'What do you think?'
I felt if done right
this could be huge smash.
So we start working on it together,
and everybody started loving it.
Let's just find a vocalist.
Which is something that ended up taking,
as you know, quite a long time."
"It's not very often that
that many high-level artists cut a song."
"I'm looking for somebody to sing it with the same intention
as Sarah sang it.
But I'm looking for somebody to do it better."
"There's been months where we, like, almost gave up
because nobody can sing it properly."
"He kept cutting vocals and comping and flying
to go see the artists.
And it's just, like, so grateful that he didn't give up."
"I didn't really know about all the drama
of finding a vocalist."
"I had never heard her music
until I heard her demo.
So I was like, 'Who is Maren Morris?' "
"She sounds really good."
"The rhythm is so interesting. 'Looking at you I can't lie.'
It's like walking up stairs."
"She was in Nashville.
So I flew in and had to fly out that same night."
"I recommended, like, a hot chicken place
that he could check out."
"She sounds the most like Sarah of anybody
because she has this rasp that Sarah has."
"We had the final product, which I sent to everybody,
and I've never had a song where everybody
felt, like, it was perfect."
"Hey, guys.
It's that time again.
I wanted to show you a preview to my brand-new song.
Check it out."
"All right.
All right. Thank you, guys."
"I saw, like, the name come up in my car, like, before it started playing.
And then was like: 'Oh my God! Oh my God!' "
" 'The Middle' has been like the fastest-rising song for me
I think I've ever had."
"See everyone just start to scream and shout along with it.
It looks like an '80s concert."
"This seems crazy.
Like, bits of it were made in my small apartment."
"After it came out,
I went to New York for the Grammys,
and at the afterparty I saw her, like, walk past.
And I was, like, never — it's never in me to go up to anyone ever,
but I'm, like, 'I feel like I'm an idiot if I don't.' "
"And this little girl stopped me.
I hate calling her, like, a little girl.
She's 23 years old."
"I was like, 'I'm so sorry to annoy you.' "
"In her sweet Australian accent
she's, like, 'I'm Sarah, I wrote 'The Middle. ' "
"And she was, like: 'Wait.
You're, you're the girl in the demo!'
And I was, like, 'Yeah, that's me!' "
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VLOG - I open up about my lazy eye & surgery. - Duration: 21:16.
hello my beautiful babes I am vlogging about something very very personal today
I am digging my makeup by the way today I'm digging it did a very like cool sort
of I actually I think on snapchat I said I did a warm eye but it's not it's cool
me making my sticks you guys the perfectionist me is like I said I'm also
like really digging my hair because it's just really nice and like a soft wave I
also have a tutorial on my channel make sure you guys check it out on how to get
this actual look I love it so much so I am on my way to an appointment so
this topic is very very dear to me very very personal and to be honest with you
guys I wasn't sure if I was even going to bring this up or ever even talk about
it I think being your true self and being
confident with you know your imperfections the good and bad in
yourself basically is I think something that I'm really learning now at this age
and again this has just been something that I just I really wasn't sure if I
was going to even talk about it because it's just all personal you guys and it
was it has been a little bit of a struggle I won't say it's been a huge
struggle because you know I've made it this far but it's definitely been
something that I've always questioned you know why why did this have to happen
or you know why me kind of thing I do believe that you were served the life
that you were served and you were served certain things certain imperfections
about yourself and especially with self-esteem these days it's like really
hard for people to accept imperfections about yourself and that's just what this
vlog is gonna kind of be about the reason why I decided to actually talk
about it was to be very honest with you to me I figured you know what people
need to hear this and there's people out there that have imperfections and
they're so insecure about them and I really just want to sorry where is my
toilet paper roll at anyways I just want you guys to know that you know everybody
is improv nobody is perfect and we all have our
imperfections I have my imperfections the whole point of me wanting to even
open up about this is basically about bullying self-esteem confidence
imperfections and I just really want to speak for the people that find it so
hard to talk about their imperfections and for the people that have been
bullied for their imperfections you know I really feel for you I have been strong
about the situation and to be honest with you like I said I've made it this
far so this isn't really for me I want to really really really help other
people just understand that don't let your imperfections get in the
way of living your best life like honey I am living my best life with
imperfections or not that's exactly what I'm doing right now so you're probably
wondering what it is some of you have probably noticed and I just want to say
one thing before I get started about what I'm gonna be talking about might
have noticed this imperfection in me but probably said to themselves
yeah that's an imperfection but you know what she's still beautiful and she just
still does her thing and I still love her you know I really want to take this
moment to commend you guys because you guys are real people you guys are loving
people caring people because if not you would have made a comment about it and
to those of you who have made a comment about it to be very honest with you I
have just never been raised like that if there's somebody that has this massive
scar in their face because just my mom did not raise me like that you just
don't go up to that person and go you have the big scar in your face I just
don't believe personally in my opinion that you should point it out you know
that person knows they have that imperfection I'm pretty sure they know
like I said my mom taught me you you just don't do that you know and you know
some of you have pointed it out and said you just want me to talk about it
because maybe you have this imperfection to you know those people I can
understand I just don't know with you know comments like pointing it
out I'm just like really I will see an imperfection in someone but I see right
past it and I go back to how they are as a person and their personality I've
gotten a few comments about it not a whole lot of them to be very honest with
you guys be another day my stand with it is my stand with it so whatever you have
to say about it to be honest with you it doesn't affect me so for the longest
time ever since I was born I was born with a lazy eye it's definitely been
something that you know it's always been an imperfection of mine I I do have a
lazy eye I want to open up about it I I know that those comments are coming from
a jealous place you know people probably wonder like damn she has a lazy eye but
she still you know what she still takes care of herself she's still beautiful
Haley I am so beautiful you think I'm gonna use this lazy eye as a crutch to
stop me from living my life absolutely not I refuse to so the appointment that
I'm going to is for you know the doctor to kind of go over what are the steps
that I can take I'm thinking of getting it is called the technical term is
called strabismus and a lot of people actually have this problem some more
than others I don't have it that bad and I'm very thankful for that I have been
operated twice I had it ever since birth something that my parents noticed right
away and they operated me I believe as soon as 19 months almost when I was two
years old and that was a very difficult decision for my parents to make you know
I always every time you know I'm feel so grateful for you know the vision I still
do have and the talents that I have been given and gifted with I think about like
wow you have this imperfection but you have so much more to offer that this
thing doesn't even matter I just really think about all the stress and my
parents must have had to go under you know imagine you have this little baby
and this baby has this imperfection and someone tells you yeah we can fix this
but we have to operate hers I just think that I was very courageous
and my mom told me that she as soon as she got inside of the room at the
hospital she literally broke down she's like I didn't want to give you to them
because I didn't know you know what are they gonna do to my baby they must have
had to been extremely strong and I just really truly truly truly appreciate it
I know someone personally that they're you know their child has it and they
don't really want to do anything about it that's their choice but for me I'm
very thankful that my parents did something about it because when I was
born with it it was bad you know and they really were like no like I really
think that when she rose up she wouldn't want this you know taken care of but
again like every time I think about I just get super super emotional because I
just I cannot imagine you know having to do that to my child and making that
decision for them you know yeah so I was operated twice they fixed everything
everything was good I wore glasses at a very very young age but I would go to
school and like fight with my mom and say like I don't want to wear the
glasses because you're not cool like nobody else wears them I'm not pretty
with them now I don't mind wearing glasses it's just being like on YouTube
and an influencer of course like when I take my pictures and stuff I thought I
would rather not wear them I wear contacts like when I go out and stuff
like that just somewhere like fancy but on a normal day basis I wear my glasses
and funny enough a lot of people tell me that glasses do suit me and I feel like
they suit me so I'm very grateful that they actually suit me they look good on
me and I actually like picking out glasses I've always loved it it's
something that I've done ever since I was like a little girl so I don't mind
it like filming right now I'm not Halle I don't have any contacts on and when I
do like other videos and I don't have my glasses on I'm not even wearing any
contacts so I'm not even like seeing 100% when I'm filming for you guys so
that's a fun fact feel like no it's I don't know it's like the surgery is
wearing off but the reason why it's called the lazy iris for businesses
because lazy so if you are not you know exercising it or using it over time it
just gets weak and but has taken a long time it's only started to kind of like
show around I would say maybe like two years ago ish where I really started to
notice it back again so that's what this appointment is about I want to talk to
her about my options I've been to a spa years ago and that's why I kind of
scared me away from it because he said he had to like touch both of my eyes
which I'm not comfortable with I just really hope that you know some of you
guys can relate to this whether you have a lazy eye whether you get bullied you
know at school or outside or at work or wherever it is or if you have an
imperfection that you're uncomfortable with I really hope that you know what I
really get through this video and the message that I send is that just accept
you were born with these imperfections some of our imperfections can be fixed
some of our imperfections can't be fixed but at the end of the day like I always
say we always have two options we can sit here and we can be negative about it
like I can sit here and be like I believe the guy I don't want to YouTube
because people are gonna see it and I don't want to do Instagram because
people are gonna notice it there but what I did instead was said to myself no
stuff this is what you enjoy doing you know you're a beautiful girl inside and
out you have this imperfection yeah but who doesn't have an imperfection just
because you can see yours doesn't mean it's that much more
important you know one of the people who are who are ill inside letting you know
that that's what they're suffering with you know I feel for those people too
wasn't really a struggle growing up it was only it only started to kind of
bother me when I started to do YouTube and Instagram because I was like
physically out there and showing my face all the time but I just really realized
that you know I love what I do more than this imperfection basically is what I'm
trying to say and you have to just keep moving forward you really happy that I'm
opening up about it to you guys for a belly a story you can use your
imperfection as a crutch and as an excuse and as a band-aid to cover up all
your other talents that you have or what you have to bring to the world or you
can use your imperfection to help other people and that's what I'm trying to do
right now I want to come out and say it yes mama
no no if the options are kind of too risky to be honest with you guys I don't
think I will go for it but I'm just hoping that she says that you know she
can help me out and that we can do the surgery again since I've got
it before I am like when it comes to this I'm always like 50/50 I'm like
super positive about it and then I'm just like yeah but what if that's just
kind of my way of dealing with it and being prepared for the good or for bad
news you know what I mean at the same time and I think that's important and I
think that that's mature because this is a very serious topic you know it's not a
joke oh I don't want to risk anything kind of just who I just kind of like
telling you guys you know the truth I want you guys to know you know that I'm
not perfect as everybody has something everybody has something that they're
going through and you know what regardless of good or bad news you know
I know that I will leave there and with more information more knowledge and I've
always felt guilty if I wanted to do something to my eyes I feel like I'm
being like greedy like just you know keep your imperfection and don't ask for
too much stuff and don't be greedy you know and try to make it perfect but I
don't think I'm asking for much so I just feel so good that I'm going to
somebody that really knows this sort of issue and has dealt with this so many
different times and has you know fixed it for many people at different times
I'm gonna go and I'm going to recap you guys after about what she said and kind
of what I decide and then I'm just kind of curious to see if it's something that
I'm actually gonna go through with and if not you know what I'm just going to
continue to live my life the way I've been living it you know I know I've said
imperfection so many times in this video but it is it's an imperfection and I
think it's important to accept imperfections you know whether it can be
fixed or not like I mentioned and if it's something that it's too risky to
fix I'm not gonna do that I'm not going to to risk the beautiful life that I
have for something like that you know and I think that when you are forced to
do with something that's not 100% perfect I think it only makes you
stronger you know I think that sometimes fixing every single thing sometimes can
teach you that okay everything has to be perfect you know and I'm like that but I
want to accept that not everything has to be perfect and you're going to be
okay if not everything is perfect that's what I want to know you guys I have to
just show you this balm of it so look at this
hello put on my boohoo fercho I mean this is a little bit off-topic but it's
okay wanting to take a photo with this outfit
because I didn't take a photo yet with this chop that I got from forever 21
absolutely love it this blouse I tie it up on the front here and we can do the
one in one shoulder thing let's just bow okay one-one second guys
yeah nope yep just be cool just be cool put it over the one shoulder yep that's
it okay this is when things go wrong so I'm actually like filming two pugs right
now right now I'm doing a grocery vlog for you guys but I also wanted to catch
up on how my appointment went yesterday first I had to do a couple of tests with
the assistant and then the actual doctor sees you afterwards but when the doctor
first came in and started like talking to me I felt to be very honest with you
guys I felt a little bit rushed I didn't like that this is a very serious issue
to me and it's probably I mean the most serious issue to me in my life
personally so I just felt like I wasn't my issue wasn't important I honestly
felt like that there just wasn't a time where she was like do you have any
questions or concerns it was kind of just like okay well this is what I see
here are the options and you can come back and let me know like what you kind
of want to do it just like I said to her I'm like I came to you to get your
opinion like based off of what you see and if this was you like what would you
do would you even do this you know do you think that it's something I should
do do you think there's gonna be a massive improvement here's what she told
me she told me that depending where I look and depending how far an object is
that it'll do different things you know and and I already had that idea in my
mind but and I'm not gonna give up because I just don't something is just I
don't know I'm just not like fully content with what I heard she basically
was saying that she can't fix one way without sacrificing another thing so
basically if I'm looking to the side and she fixes that problem then when there's
a camera far in front of me that there might be a slight change that way so she
can't just fix it as a whole I'm no doctor I don't know
if it's just because of how you know after all these years if maybe what
it's just resulted to now so conclusion is my decision right now is still very
indecisive I'm not I'm not ready to just be like yeah okay let's do this so she
told me to book an appointment so I did I went ahead and booked another
appointment to see her this appointment would be for me she's saying look at
your pictures look at your videos and stuff like that and kind of see what's
important to you and if it's important to you when you're looking over here or
looking over there and that's more important to you than I can fix that and
for me I'm just like hmm what I got from it is you I have to choose I have to
choose if it's more important for me in far pictures to fix something or when
I'm filming and I'm big for me if that's gonna be the case I'm just gonna stay
the way I am I'm going to look into another doctor I found another one in
Toronto I think I'm going to contact him but again it's gonna take months for me
to get this on appointment it took me months to get this one so I should have
like done this before there's this thing inside of me saying
like you don't really want to do this because I've been living with this for
such a long time you guys and it's it's been you know a little bit of a
challenge for me but at the end of the day I have overcome it in so many ways
you know the fact that I'm even putting you know this imperfection out in the
public world where everybody can hear that I have this problem is is huge and
it tells me how confident I am with it leaving that appointment these were the
thoughts that ran through my mind so the first thing I thought to myself was okay
well you heard what she said stuff you know it's uh it's not what you really
wanted to hear you wanted to hear that she could fix it not a problem and this
wouldn't be that big of a deal that's what she wanted to hear but you didn't
hear that the other thing is I thought automatically is okay well again the
reality is that you've been dealt to this card yet since birth this is the
cards you know this is the cards I've been dealt and I said to myself you know
you've accepted these cards they've been dealt for years regardless if you guys
have an imperfection or whatever it is that you are unhappy about yourself that
you were dealt whether it can be fixed or not from me what helps me is I'm just
like you know what you make the best out of it which is what I
am currently doing or you can sit there and dwell on it you know I I'm not gonna
lie there's there's been some days where I can dwell on it you know every every
human can't help to be like why why did it have to be like this you know it's
just human nature this is what it is by dwelling it's just like stressing
it's just like worrying about something worrying about something never helps you
in any way at all at the end of the day there's a physical problem right so
there's a problem worrying is literally like a something orbiting around the
promis'd and around and the worries never going to fix this issue right here
it's never going to fix it and I think that naturally we worry and naturally we
stress of course you know when I heard that answer I was like okay great like
here we go again the end of the day I'm comfortable with the fact that if I go
ahead with this and this new doctor says yep I can make it a lot better
cool I'm comfortable with that this one said that it will improve but I just
didn't like that she's like you have to be very particular about what you want
to fix because something else might get a little bit worse that I don't like I
would rather to stay the way if by any chance he says you know you know is this
risk there's at risk whatever I probably wouldn't do it I'm comfortable with that
and if I choose even if he says that he can make this so much better but I
choose not to because I just my heart just doesn't feel right or my intuitions
telling me no no no stuff to stay the way you are I'm okay with that decision
- I'm okay with the fact that I'm not perfect
always been a struggle to make everything perfect in my life but I've
learned that it's not challenged to understand that not everything is
perfect - so powerful you guys and it's helped me grow so much not everything is
perfect nothing nothing and there's actually beauty in and recognizing the
imperfections because it's only made me stronger and when I talk to people
sometimes it's uncomfortable because you know I can feel personally when my lazy
eye comes out I can feel it and or if I'm nervous or uncomfortable or or tired
that's I know it's gonna come out more so if some of you do have it I know
that you sometimes experience social anxiety and the people who do have it we
know that there is techniques and things that we do that we know helps you learn
tricks on how to do certain things it's just it comes with every every
imperfection everything that you have to deal with or if someone has a scar in
their face and they they've they've learned to weigh how to cover it so good
with makeup that's just that's just something you learn based off of your
imperfection it's just like that I think I'm gonna cancel this appointment and I
think I'm going to get in touch with a new one and my sister doesn't even
notice it when I'm talking to her but again it's because I'm comfortable with
her so I know that it doesn't even like it doesn't even happen I don't know how
to how to explain it for those of you who have it I know you guys I know you
guys are feeling me through the camera right now I know you guys are feeling me
and I try someone new and see how that works out for me and overall I'm still a
happy person I'm still you know gonna go off my life
and do what I love and the last thing I want to do is is risk anything and just
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I'm Darren with Akshon Esports and this is Akshon Recap, the show we highlight
various ongoing stories within the esports community. The theme of today's
episode is mental health which is very important and should be a priority to
take care of having said that the Dallas fuel just can't seem to catch a break
this season after the controversy with xqc all of the rumors of mismanagement
from the higher-ups and more recently the departure of chi-chi and rascal fans
had hopes at the situation within the team would finally begin to improve with
new coaching staff and OGE on board unfortunately things have taken a turn
for the worse as stress levels within the team have finally begun to take
their toll on some of the fuel players first up I just want to be clear on some
misconception there was a rumor going around that time who had a stroke after
the players snapped a picture over the weekend with a caption urgent-care said
I might have a stroke so to the ER we go over the last week or so time we've been
feeling depressed and was especially saddened after the defeats the shock and
Outlawz thus mathematically making it impossible now for the Dallas fuel to
qualify for the end of season playoffs while he has tried to maintain his
positivity it was clear that time it was feeling incredibly stressed this
occurred during stage two after the player took a leave of absence
to mentally recover and appears to have followed him into stage three despite
moving on to a more comfortable hitscan role once again timoh reveals in the
following tweet that he has been having trouble as of late keeping to his scrimm
schedule and recently experienced a panic attack that kept him awake until 6
a.m. but still turned on his stream 30 minutes later seven hours later he then
tweeted that he'd be getting a cat scan for his head with hopes that everything
would be fine the relief of many Dallas fuel fans time
who informed everyone that after the tests were done nothing concerning was
found in his brain but wrote that his body was still numb and in pain quote
and in the news again brains fine I'm not dying really annoying feeling to
have half your body hurting and numb 24/7 though er peep said that's probably
extreme stress and/or migraine while time o ends off on a light note
experiencing numbness and constant pain isn't something that can be easily
brushed off or fixed overnight what we might see in the future is time of
taking a much-needed to recover perhaps to go on a vacation
or back home to cleared his mind and body so he may come back refreshed for
Stage four effect has also taken a break from life in LA and the overwatch League
this was revealed after a twitch at command revealed that he was streaming
from a net cafe in South Korea over the course of the season effects mental
condition has been worsening with each defeat as he's been placing a large part
of the team's failures on his shoulders and has been grinding away every day
trying his best to carry his team to victory all the while putting in the
effort to learn English that he could better shot call with the team going
downhill and disappointing fans the environment within the Dow's fuel would
only serve to worsen effects mentality as the player would tweet in rage after
games of how he failed and apologized to his teammates and fans alike for letting
them down additionally the removal of rascal and kai Kai from the team and
controversial edition of OGE seems to have pushed effect to a breaking point
of sorts as he tweeted that he would no longer sit idly by and blindly believe
that things within the fuel would improve over time and even threatened to
leave if things didn't change it was at this point he realized this was not
conducive to improving his mental health and began avoiding social media but
still gave his fans in frequent updates most recently he tweeted that he'll take
a break as he has been feeling as if a monster had been following him he
mentioned that he would be going to the hospital which left many fans concerned
about his health while we may never know what he was really referring to many
suspects this monster to be the product of his efforts to try and reclaim the
lost title as the best team in the West and the nagging feeling of frustration
for being unable to improve his situation no matter how hard he tries
after their defeats the LA valiant effect left a message in his public
discord writing we can't keep losing forever the best team tag seemed so far
away that it's almost invisible but I also believe there's no space for us to
fall as well the third stage the fourth season to season three afterwards I'm
gonna try to make sure that the most difficult loan my life was this period
since stage one effect has won over the hearts of many from his work ethic and
outstanding abilities as a DPS player he has gone above and beyond
grinding every day and pushing him to the limit in hopes of improving his
team's chances of victory but all this has undoubtedly finally taken its toll
on the player this was not the first time he had felt this stress as there
were a few occasions on stream where he mentioned that he had gone to Korea to
see a doctor for his mental health this was also part of the reason why he
adopted his two cats to help alleviate his stress while in America while he
never specified the details of his condition affect informed his viewers
one day the medication was having some negative side effects and upon his
doctor's recommendation has stopped taking them it would be heartbreaking
for most people to be the best performer at your job continually trying to
achieve success harder than any of your colleagues but having nothing to show
for your efforts at the end of the day now that he is taking a break from the
life as a player hopefully he is receiving the proper medical attention
and as long as he keeps up with his appointments he may finally find the
relief he Oso needs as for his final tweet effect ends off on a high note
assuring fans that he would come back with his mental state in order and put
on a strong performance for our last story of the day let's talk a bit about
Sol dynasty while ending off in the top four of the rankings in stage two which
is still quite the accomplishment Sol has definitely become one of the biggest
disappointments in the overwatch league for many fans that had expected them to
dominate the entire season giving their legacy of success and an all-star roster
they had done a good job of keeping quiet what has been stirring behind
closed doors which unfortunately has led many fans to direct their frustration
unjustly at the team's coaching staff much of this ire is based on the strange
decision to use gambler and ghido in certain matches instead of Toby and Ryu
Jae Hong is one of the team's best shot callers and support players he was
bizarrely absent from yet another match and had a message for dynasty fans Ryu
Jae Hong left the following message which we have a translation of courtesy
of T's Robin 3-1-1 quote many people are questioning my absence for today's match
currently I am unable to play in my best condition so I asked the coaches for a
two-game break it was desperately needed for my development so I wish to say
sorry and thank you to my fans given how secretive souls been about ongoings
within the team we may never know what really but a break from the pro player
lifestyle is something that can only helped to allow him to come back
stronger than before with all these dilemmas about mental health popping up
right now what do you guys think of all of it is there measures that the
overwatch League should put in place to help players deal with this or perhaps
every team should have a sports psychologist to help players talk
through their problems rather than bottling them in and now having to take
a leave of absence as always let us know your thoughts in the comment section
below as always thank you for watching and be sure to like and share this video
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(piano music)
(audience applauds)
- Well done.
It's a very hard piece,
and you did it admirably.
I know the difficulties of it.
I'm going to urge you to go beyond
even your limits, even your borders.
I want it wilder, and to try it,
at the thing, and let me talk a little bit
about it before we play it again.
The motives in this piece
carry throughout that first movement.
For instance, let's see.
The first motive, sorry,
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
that third, D to F.
We'll sort it out, but that's the motive.
It's not (makes interpretive musical sounds).
That's not it.
It's the connection between them.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Because, and I don't understand it,
everybody does this, or I hear it very often.
They slow the tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And what is he do?
He adds a passing tone, between the D and the F.
He adds an E flat.
The C flat.
You see, so it urges forward.
And the same, woodwinds.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Up to there is one statement,
so it's one statement till, again,
that whole motive actually unifies it.
I find it's wild.
There's something wild about this piece.
First of all, the metronome marking.
Not that one can do it.
I mean, it's way too fast, 138,
but the message that it gives you
is that it's a rocket.
It's a comet from another world.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
It used to be played
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
But that ignored that motive.
The F.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now there's another motive
that's very, very important.
That semitone.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And I will show you, for instance,
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
you see, those two together.
And I think it should sound like a fountain.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
And now here.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
Am I in the wrong place?
Yeah, I don't think I'm in the right place.
I did from the second time.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
To the E.
E, D, as opposed to E flat.
It will go in G major now.
And (makes interpretive musical sounds).
You hear the E going to the D, right?
This is very unusual for him to choose the key
of G major for the second subject.
It usually would be on the dominant,
or maybe in certain cases in minor
it would be, let's say, a third higher.
D flat, in this case maybe D major or something.
It's very unusual to take the key of G major.
But it allows him to do this.
So that when you have this
(makes interpretive musical sounds),
they're contradicting each other.
This is the way it's in the theme,
and then.
Do you know where this figure comes from?
Where is that?
(mumbles)
Yeah, it's the arpeggios.
That (makes interpretive musical sounds).
And now the one oasis of any time,
but it has to have relation
to the rest of the piece.
You hear that?
E flat to D.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And then it goes back.
Now, in the fugue where it goes forward,
I didn't understand
why you slowed the tempo such here.
Did you have a reason,
or it just happened like that?
- Oh, I didn't realize.
- You didn't realize.
Yeah, it got bit slow,
because this passage actually
is gonna come again.
Do you know where?
It's gonna come again,
but not with the same melody exactly.
I'll show you in the course of the fugue.
So, but anyway, what's the main voice leading?
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
So it goes (makes interpretive musical sounds)
and then.
So it will be this.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Okay, now we do this little fughetta,
and the most important parts
are this rising third.
That will connect it back together,
because there's a very strange marking.
There's a very unusual marking.
Which edition are you using, by the way?
(mumbles)
Uh huh.
That's not (mumbles) or the other,
take some new editions like the Barry Cooper,
is a good edition.
Schenker on the whole is a good edition,
but not in this place.
Why?
Beethoven has a very strange marking.
Where is it?
It's also wrong here.
Here, which is a quarter note, actually.
He writes piu, and that's not piu crescendo.
Let me demonstrate what it is
and why I think it's there.
E flat,
F,
G,
and now A flat is a neighbor.
That's the top voice.
Now, the top voice gets to something else.
And he writes piu here.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And I think it's to stress the same motive
of E flat, F, G,
with the neighbor note of A flat.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now the bass has the same motive.
So we had from the top voice,
the middle voice, and now the bass.
With this motive of E flat, F, G.
Now (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Now, it's in C minor,
and it's still the same motive.
E flat, F, sorry.
F, G (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And now.
Because he's back at the G major.
It's not really a G major,
but this G chord has persisted,
even though the fugue was in E flat.
It went to C minor,
and it ends up
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
If you can imagine a D there.
D, E flat (makes interpretive musical sounds).
The same (makes interpretive musical sounds).
The dominant of G major.
We have not left G.
But now suddenly,
it's B,
but I'm not so concerned with, watch.
It's a G flat in the bass.
Sorry.
So this, with this G flat,
we start the return to the B now.
The return to the theme.
So we've gone from G, G flat,
and then we need to go to F,
so how do we go there?
We go through an inner voice.
So (makes interpretive musical sounds).
That's with that inner voice.
That note is why I wouldn't take so much time
on the G, because it's coming from a G flat.
And except for that G flat,
we've always returned to G.
And now, it goes step wise.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And that's why I'm against that D flat.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Because that doesn't follow the step wise,
and the five to six progression,
which will land you.
You played, I think, correctly
with an A natural.
But anyway, that's one motion,
from this G flat
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
to the B flat.
Now that G flat is gonna come back again
in a spectacular fashion.
By the way, this cantabile il legato.
Where's that in your edition?
No, where were we?
(mumbles)
Yeah, here.
It's not even here.
Ah, here.
Cantabile il legato.
In the first edition, it's in very big letters,
as if it's a different tempo.
It's like a different section.
And so, I play it like that.
Something a little bit out of this world.
Let's see.
That's also a point of contention,
this G flat, but I think the G flat
is so important in this piece,
as I said.
That's the turning point.
Here in this movement,
and in something that's gonna happen
right now, and also in the fugue,
at the end of the fugue.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That G flat, and that makes
for the (makes interpretive musical sounds).
That G flat is sort of a fly in the ointment.
Because it doesn't allow it to completely relax.
That G flat is always there.
Okay, but now.
Now this tempo change.
We're in the key of G flat major.
And it's idyllic.
It's like nothing before.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
G flat major owns this, the recapitulation.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Just for a moment, G flat major comes back,
only as a dominant.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
But that's a passing event.
Why?
Um, let's see.
It goes five to six, five to six,
five to six, and it goes back
to the B flat major.
Let's go (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Five to six.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And we're in the dominant of the main piece,
so it was really from G flat to F.
It's gonna go there directly.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Like that.
And then we're back in...
Okay, so now play it a little bit.
Let's see how we can affect it.
Will it be too difficult for you,
or, because you're not used to it?
To play in this fast tempo?
(mumbles)
You try it.
Good boy.
(audience laughs)
Sorry, that's the problem with this.
It took me a long time.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now I want to hear
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
Yeah, that's a theme.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
You can't take off
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
and go to sleep.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Between D and F is an active movement.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
No, no.
It relaxes.
What's happening?
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Don't relax.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
yes, but all of that melodic, sorry, and legato.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Beautiful.
Woodwinds.
No, it's slowing down.
You see, sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
It needs to keep that motion.
Yes, go.
That's it.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Yeah, but the motive
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
You see, it's on the third and fourth beat
of the, this is in the...
That's the third, downwards,
instead of upwards.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
So it's the two motives, the third
and the (makes interpretive musical sounds).
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Tempo.
Great.
Great, no, that was very good.
It's, you think of an octave.
It's spanning an octave
from the beginning to the end of that passage.
That'll give you the motion to do it.
Just think of an octave.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now less, less now.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Move, move.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's it.
Great.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Good.
Tempo, tempo.
That's from the motive.
Tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And then (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Here, one (makes interpretive musical sounds).
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's great.
Now, your attention to be
to the C, E, D, C, E, D.
No, but in tempo.
Yeah.
The image, I don't want it to be finger work.
Sorry.
An image of fountains.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Because, you know he wasn't able to work.
He didn't write a piece for a year
before this, with such a depression.
And then he was determined to create
and do something new,
and this was a fresh inspiration,
and that inspiration is in the piece.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Yeah, it's too weak.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Yeah, you're gonna have to work.
You're gonna work, because it's,
it's too fingery,
it's too (makes interpretive musical sounds).
- More legato?
- Yeah, more legato, and more in one motion.
Rather than (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Sorry, and then
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
Because that's going...
That's gonna come back later.
That's better.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
More, sorry.
This would be more.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
No, you see I don't hear that it goes
from E to D, you see.
Where is that?
This E to this D.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
- Yeah, then it goes up?
- Yeah, it doesn't matter where it is.
- Okay.
- It's not, I don't know.
It's hard to verbalize what's wrong with it.
It doesn't flow.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
I don't know where that...
Play it for me.
That's better.
More, more E.
More.
Less, less, less.
Crescendo, now the E, the E
is the important note to go into.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's right.
It's exaggerated, but that's right.
And now the E, and that.
To the E.
That's tension.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Less and less, less.
At that point, you remember these, fountain.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Take time to, yeah.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Back in tempo.
Good.
The bass too.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Tempo, tempo.
Left hand, left hand.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
G flat coming back again.
Yeah now, connect.
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
Not too slow.
It has to have some connection.
It is, I agree with you,
it's a little bit slower.
But it still has to have some connection
to the rest of the movement.
Now tempo, getting back.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Okay, go the second time.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now same tempo.
No, it's slow.
You see.
That's slow.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
It's the same tempo, but I wanna hear...
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's good.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Great.
Now with the fugue.
No, not (makes interpretive musical sounds).
A kind of half staccato,
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
Now F, yeah, E flat, now F, G.
Bring the A flat.
Now, sorry, and then, sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
He writes piu for that voice.
I think it's a quarter note.
That's in the English edition that they put
(makes interpretive musical sounds).
Yes, but I play it with the left hand.
Yeah, that's right.
Yes.
Follow the middle voice.
G, that's right.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now, it's lower voice, lower voice.
Sorry.
Lower voice, not the top.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Tempo.
Sorry.
I just hear accents all over the place.
I wanna hear E flat and G.
Mainly those notes.
And then soft.
Now F.
G.
Subito, tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now it's C minor.
Don't hit.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
F.
G.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
Follow me in the voice after this.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And then.
So, then it goes in one voice.
Do you know what I mean?
(mumbles)
Yeah, no.
Here's the top voice.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Right.
Good.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now, as if, where are you?
Yes, as if you were going to go back.
Yes, that's it.
Because it's the same.
Imagine a D there, and it will fit.
This D to the E flat,
to the F to the G.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
It's the same...
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Tempo, tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Piu, piu, piu,
not (makes interpretive musical sounds).
Piu.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Sorry.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Not.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's it.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's good.
Crescendo this time.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(claps)
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Ah, no, that's heaven, that's heaven.
It's not really heaven.
(audience laughs)
No, it's too loud.
It's too loud.
Yeah, okay.
From the D.
Ah, yes.
(audience laughs)
You got it, you got it.
What's the matter?
Yes.
Not too slow.
Now we're on G flat in the bass.
No, no.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
What is?
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Shh, it's not too loud.
Even in forte, because it has a long way to go.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Shh, shh.
No, no, it's suddenly softer, isn't it?
Where are you?
Yeah, yeah, it's suddenly softer
in order to make that crescendo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
No, it's A sharp.
Yes.
Shh, no, no, don't do that.
Just follow the G, F, E, A.
In one thing.
Don't stop for the G.
You're in your mind, this is still active.
That low G flat.
Shh.
Anticipation.
And come on, anticipate.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(claps)
(mumbles)
Go on now.
It's still, yeah, no,
that G flat is very important.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Okay, without bringing in tension.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Where, where are you?
I would gradually get into that tempo,
cantabile il legato, I'd get into it.
So in other words, a little bit here,
a little bit less here, and nothing.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And open up, heaven, open up.
Back in tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(claps)
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now for a moment, he looks at the dark side.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
And that's finished.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Back to F.
So this.
Yes.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
The fountain.
That's good.
You're gonna have to work on that,
because it's not, it's too notey.
And it doesn't have an atmosphere,
which is, it's a very beautiful theme,
but if it's too fingery, it doesn't sound right.
Okay, let's go.
Low E.
Which note corresponds to the E flat before?
It's the G.
Yeah, that's right.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Move, move, move.
No, no, relax that, relax, sorry.
Relax that.
Disappears.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Not fingers.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
C.
Move, move.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(hits piano)
Don't hit, don't hit.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now do it again.
Get into that better.
It's not a virtuoso thing.
It's (inhales) exhilaration, like that.
Well, you know where it is.
Yeah, don't hit.
Play legato.
Yes.
No hitting.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now, exhilarating.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
You can take time.
Now back in tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
No.
Don't take time.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(claps)
Shh.
Exhilarating.
Yeah, you're so loud
you're not gonna be able to get louder.
This...
(audience laughs)
Yeah, you have to crescendo all through this.
All through this.
- So I need to (mumbles)?
- No, no, don't get too loud, that's all.
Drop.
Yeah, but don't lose time there.
- Oh.
- No, without an accent.
That's it.
Shh.
That's it.
More now.
Every, more and more.
More.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
There comes that G flat again.
Yeah, it's a motto of the piece.
Go on.
Tempo.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Now, it sounds too ordinary.
It sounds too ordinary.
It's a miracle.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's nice.
Shh.
This trilling can go on forever.
Shh.
Okay.
Hey, can that be exhilarating?
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
That's it.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
More each time.
Hold with the pedal.
Here.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Don't hit, relax.
Yes.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Hold with the pedal, and now very soft.
Shh.
It's too loud, too loud.
Now.
Yes.
No, like you've seen a ghost.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Spooked.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
Shh, shh, shh.
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
(makes interpretive musical sounds)
(audience applauds)
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I like Star Trek
yes I do
everytime I think about it
I just can't move
you don't like me
that's a fact
just because I'm always talking
about Star Trek
I like Star Trek
more than you
TNG means more to me
than any of you
I watch Star Trek everyday
I watch Star Trek everyday
bah!
bah dah!
bah dah eh eh eh
nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah
I watch Star Wars
now and then
but none of that compares
to my Star Trek friends
Jean-Luc, Data,
Worf and Riker,
Deanna Troi, Geordi
and Doctor Crusher
no!
no!
ugggg!
no!
ugggg!
bah!
bah dah!
Bbh dah eh eh eh
nah nah nah nah nah nah nah nah
I watch Star Trek everyday
I watch Star Trek is that ok?
bah dah!
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Maven shows how a company that makes cars can also share them - Duration: 8:07.
Car companies now do more than just sell cars.
General Motors' Maven division takes on the likes of Zipcar with car-sharing services
using GM vehicles, and even rents cars to Uber and Lyft drivers through its Maven Gig
program.
So, what's it like for an automaker to go from selling cars to renting them?
New York City is one of the least convenient cities in the United States for car owners,
and it was also one of the first cities where GM experimented with car sharing.
Digital Trends sat down with Brent Taylor, Maven general manager for New York, to discuss
what GM has learned about car sharing so far, and how it's preparing for the future.DT:
How long has Maven been operating in New York?
Brent Taylor: We launched Maven New York City in May of 2017.
We started out the morning of May 15.
We had 600 members under a pilot program we'd run the year before in conjunction with a
property developer here, just offering exclusive vehicles to their clients.
It was Stonehenge [Partners]; we still work with them quite extensively.
Today, through mostly organic growth, we have 15,500 customers in New York City, who have
logged over 850,000 miles—just in New York.
What mix of cars do you have in the fleet right now, and what would you say is the most
popular car in New York City?
A little bit of everything.
We focused, on the launch, between the Chevrolet and Cadillac lines as a way of introducing
Maven to our customers without giving so much to overwhelm [them].
You either had a very reliable utility vehicle or a luxury vehicle.
The most popular vehicle is the Chevrolet Cruze hatchback.
People love that little car.
With the nuance in New York City, we had to think about these things going down Brooklyn
streets.
They all had to have a robust suspension system in them.
There's a reason cop cars are Impalas!
So we did a range of basically a sampling from the Chevy Cruze all the way up to the
Cadillac Escalade, and just about an inkling of everything in between: small SUVs, [Chevy]
Traxes, Equinoxes, and lots of [Cadillac] XT5s.
The most popular vehicle, the workhorse of the fleet, is the Chevrolet Cruze hatchback.
People love that little car.
Do you see much transitioning, where people who try out a GM vehicle through Maven end
up buying from GM.
Is there any coordination between Maven and sales departments to try to make that happen?
Really, GM is more experimenting with the future landscape of mobility.
We hope we touch the cross section.
We don't have a master plan to convert customers into purchasing.
It's a way to serve that interim need.
Maven app GM
With the free membership to Maven, downloading the app, that's the big ROI [return on investment].
Whether you need it or not, it's free to have it.
There's no ROI on, hey, if it was $80 bucks to sign up, "am I going to use it twice
this year?
I don't think I'm going mess with it."
That's the great thing.
Or, if you saw something, somebody like you comes to a car show and you see the new Tahoe
and you want to give that a spin, you know, there's four of them in Manhattan right
now.
So, [you can] take it out for an hour and see if you like it.
Would you say that customers use cars for shorter trips or that they go on longer excursions
out to, the suburbs, or out to the country?
What do you think is the more average use case?
During the week, we're going to Costco, we're going to Ikea.
We're going to places where it's really hard to navigate once you have what you need.
Going to stock up on things.
"Maven globally focuses on a younger demographic who may not be interested in buying a car
straight of college, or out of high school, even.
But [for] Maven New York City, all bets are off."
Maven globally focuses on a younger demographic who may not be interested in buying a car
straight of college, or out of high school, even.
But [for] Maven New York City, all bets are off.
You can be 21 or you can be 61 and not own a car, because it's extremely prohibitive.
We find during the summer, yeah, they go Upstate, they go out to Long Island, people go to Jersey
to visit their families, and hit the Shore in New Jersey as well.
But on the day-to-day trips, we're going to the airport, we're going to the Ikea,
we're filling that utility need.
Looking at data and feedback from users, what changes would you make to future GM production
vehicles to make them more suited to car sharing?
That's really a fundamental goal of Maven, is capturing that data.
We haven't crossed all of the Ts on that just yet.
When you're talking about GM and the zero, zero, zero plan [GM's goal of zero crashes,
zero emissions, and zero congestion], how do you put that into an electric chassis?
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sharing general motors certain maven stations in provide valet assistance
mavens brent taylor talks new york city car sharing general motors maven is collaborating
with cities and municipalities to e A lot of people with electric cars are just
terrified with this range anxiety that they have, because they have this one trip they're
going to take that's 400 miles, which rarely happens.
And then, you know, educating the consumer on that.
And then finding out how long is the average trip, how long should the average charge take
place.
That is really going mold how GM builds a better product for the consumer.
Will Maven be involved in GM's rollout of self-driving cars?
Are you coordinating with Cruise Automation [GM's autonomous-driving division] on that,
or is that just a separate thing?
Cruise is doing their own thing, and speed to them, we're hoping, but no, no plans
right now.
Nothing they're telling little guys like me about.
What about public transit?
How does Maven interact with it?
Do you think Maven complements public transit, or competes with it?
I think we're filling a mobility need, with a city-to-station-based program, which is
not filled by public transportation.
Given that the vehicles are in a round-trip scenario—they're not one-way—we don't
feel that we're [competing].
We don't want to contribute to the problem, especially in New York.
So, the fact that you're bringing it back to the same station means you're not just
dumping it somewhere and making it that neighborhood's problem.
As a New Yorker, I wish there was an efficient public way to get to LaGuardia Airport, but
there isn't.
This is one of those niches that Maven really fills.
And outside of New York in our Maven Gig program, where we're offering these cars to ride-share
drivers, we think that's very complimentary.
When you start talking about multi-pooled trips from ride-share drivers, I think this
is the future of efficiency, with that mode of mobility.
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