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MARK TAKAHASHI: In the mid 1990s,

BMW came out with a new roadster called the Z3.

It was fun, it was light, it was lively.

I was a big fan, especially of the Z3M,

which had a lot more power.

The follow-up, the Z4, was a bit of a disappointment for me.

It felt heavy, disconnected.

Kind of took me out of the equation.

And that was a bummer.

And the follow-ups to the Z4, well, they kind of

suffered the same fate.

But what we have here is the all new 2019 BMW Z4.

And I'm here in Portugal to find out

if it can reclaim some of that fun spirit that the Z3 had.

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When this goes on sale in March, we're expecting the base Z4 30i

to start right around $50,000.

That's going to have a two liter turbocharged 4-cylinder puts

out 255 horsepower.

This, however, is the Z4 M40i.

It has a three liter inline six turbo charge

that puts out 382 horsepower.

With that spec, as well as the lightweight nature

of this roadster, there's a lot of potential for this

to be a lot of fun.

The best way to find out is to take it for a spin.

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382 horsepower.

On paper, that's pretty impressive,

but honestly, it doesn't feel like it has that much power.

It's got power to pass.

But I think takes a little while for the turbo to spool up,

so it's not a lot of punch right when you hit the pedal.

And that's OK.

I mean, it's comfortable.

It's not a full on sports car.

But I did expect a little more.

Otherwise, I mean, it's a very pleasant driving car.

There's not a lot to knock it for.

With the top up, it's fairly quiet.

At highway speeds, there is some whistling,

but I actually think it's coming off the mirrors,

not so much the top itself.

There's a decent amount of road noise,

but you kind of expect that with a roadster, any roadster.

And the handling, well, it's pretty sharp.

Like most cars today, there's very little

steering feel, but most drivers nowadays don't

know what steering feel is.

The ride quality is pretty good.

You feel what you should feel in a roadster like this.

It's not jarring, and it's not too soft either.

It's well tuned.

For normal touring like what I'm doing right now,

the brakes feel good.

It's an adequately firm pedal, but had the opportunity

to turn a few laps at Esteril yesterday in the Z4

and in that setting, the brake pedal

actually felt a little soft.

The seat comfort is good.

I've got good lateral support, and it's not overly aggressive.

It should fit a variety of people.

What I want to do now is check out the top.

Let's see.

Let's see how long it takes.

That was pretty quick.

Oh, I'm also hearing a nice little turbo whoosh

with a top down.

The buffeting's not too bad.

We're not at highway speeds.

We're kind of, what is this?

72 kilometers an hour.

Does that come out to about 40 something?

We do have that wind screen installed.

And it's pretty easy to see out of.

With the top down, it doesn't really

change the character that much.

It is really pleasant.

Like a lot of BMWs the traction control is pretty well tuned.

On track yesterday when we're really pushing it hard,

it'll let you hang the tail out just a little bit.

And as long as you stay in the throttle,

it'll let you hold it there.

Once you exceed those parameters though,

it will snap you right back in line, and that's a good thing.

I really didn't have that much desire

to disable stability control, even on track.

One thing I'm not too hot on is the lane keep assist.

It's really aggressive, and it felt

like I was fighting the wheel, even though I was still

centered in the lane.

And that's too bad, because I do like event safety systems,

and I never like having to disable them

because they're too aggressive or send out false alarms.

Even though I like the power in this M40i,

I was still hoping for a little more life out of it.

I really think most drivers are going to be fine with the 30i.

After driving this Z4 M40i on some epic roads in Portugal,

I can say it is tons better than the previous Z4s.

Is it as good as a Z3 and Z3M was before it?

I don't think so.

It's coming really close though.

Maybe the Z4M, if and when that comes out, has a better chance.

And in the class, it's competing against the new Porsche

Boxster, which is also really fun,

but the sound of that new engine just doesn't do it for me.

They are both really great cars.

It's just not getting me as excited as I was hoping to be.

For more information on the Z4, as well as its competition,

head on over to edmunds.com.

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HOW TO COOK SPAGHETTI SQUASH 2 WAYS! NOREEN'S KITCHEN - Duration: 10:22.

Hi everybody, welcome back to the kitchen and today I have an installment of pick your produce just in time for fall and winter

today we're gonna focus on this spaghetti squash and

I'm gonna share with you

How you can make it two ways in the oven or in the microwave and I'm also gonna give you some fun facts what this?

Spaghetti squash is all about let's go see how this all comes together

Because fall is here and spaghetti squash while it is available all year long

It is typically considered a winter squash. It's been around like forever

It's very easy to cook. You might not know how to do it

Maybe you've been intimidated because you know cutting this thing in half can be kind of dangerous

So unless you have some good knife skills, you might avoid doing it

But I'm gonna show you a little bit easier way to handle this and it involves a good sharp knife cutting board

And a piece of non-slip, right?

You can get this this is just like shelf liner, but it's like non-slip shelf liner

I know a lot of people want to cut it this way, but doesn't know how we're gonna do it

We're going to do it the opposite way so you want to start by gently

Getting your knife in there and then you have a nice base

So make sure you have a good knife and then it is gonna take some muscle

All right, and if you just kind of wiggle it all the way around these are very very hard to cut

That's why I really prefer cooking them in the microwave because you don't have to cut them in half. You can just do this

So now we've got this cut in half

Now you're gonna want to grab a spoon just go ahead and take a sharp edged spoon

If you have an ice-cream Spade, it makes the job a lot easier

You just want to make sure you get all of this kind of angel hair looking stuff out of the center of your squash

Okay, we got both halves of our spaghetti squash cleaned out now. We're not going to roast these like this

We're going to flip them upside down

But first we're gonna brush them with a little olive oil on the inside and on the outside

So I'm just gonna drizzle a little bit of olive oil and hearing is whatever oil you like

It doesn't matter just a little bit of oil and then I'm gonna go ahead and I'm going to rush this

Around and make sure you get the edges here that are gonna go facedown. Well cut side down on the

Pan just like that. These are now gonna go into a 400-degree oven for 30 to 45 minutes and

We'll show you what these look like when they come out now, I'm gonna show you how to make your spaghetti squash in the microwave

So what you want to do?

We're gonna roast this in the microwave hole and we're gonna take a sharp knife and we're basically gonna stab this spaghetti squash

Several times I would say at least for like one on each side, okay

so I just have a pie plate here because it's round and it's flat and it's easy to put the

Spaghetti squash in if you have a little oval baking dish or anything really that will hold your spaghetti squash. They come in all sizes

Just make sure it fits we're gonna pop this in the microwave

We're going to run it on high for 10 to 15 minutes or until it's soft enough to cut in half

That's how easy it is to cook a spaghetti squash in the microwave

I'm gonna go pop mine in my microwave is 1200 watts and it might take 10 minutes

It might take 12

But I'll make sure I let you know how long it took mine if your microwave is not that powerful

It may take longer. You just need to keep checking it

So I'll be back when these both are done and I'll show you the final results our spaghetti squash

Has finished cooking in the microwave. It was in there for approximately 12 minutes

So what I want to do, I just want to put it on a cutting board and it's gonna be warm

So be careful, if you don't have asbestos fingers like I do

Just be careful. You want to cut it in half and there's your spaghetti squash all cooked and ready to go now

The only thing that you're gonna want to do here because we cook this one whole is you're gonna want to remove

Center with all the seeds in it

They're called spaghetti squash because when you take a fork to them, they look like spaghetti noodles

So if you do this

And it comes from along the side

And you have a lovely alternative to high carb pasta

So let me go ahead and get the one we made in the oven that one's ready also

All right are the spaghetti squash that we cooked in? The oven is finished as well

You see how nice it looks a little caramelized on the bottom there looks great

so I highly recommend using a

hot pad or a pot holder

They say when you cut it in half like this

that you get longer strands of

spaghetti and air quotes we'll just say

and

That may be true. I don't know so I'm just gonna go ahead and scrape it onto this

Looks like spaghetti right now. All we need is some of Rick's Irish spaghetti sauce, and we'll be good to go

And I think it's true that you do get longer

Strands when you cut it in half

The short way as opposed to the long way

so

There's just something to think about if you've never eaten spaghetti squash or have never been brave enough to eat spaghetti squash

I love it. I like it just baked and then with butter salt and pepper. It's really great. You can turn this into

Like pasta con pepe con Parma where you put butter and

Black pepper and parmesan cheese on it. It's delicious

You can

Really substitute

the spaghetti for spaghetti squash in any of your recipes like for spaghetti pie or any kind of noodle bake and

I think that you're gonna really be surprised at how delicious it is. So

Cincinnati squash. There you go. You put chili on top of it, right?

There's two ways that you can make delicious spaghetti squash

Really easy you make it in the oven. It takes about 45 minutes. You can make it in the microwave

It takes about 12 depending on your microwave, but either way you get the job done

And I have some fun facts about spaghetti squash. I

Wanted to share with you just real quick now

Spaghetti squash botanically is classified as a cubit Peppo. It is unit is a unique winter variety

That is a member of the Cubist's a family along with pumpkin zucchini and gourds

Also known as vegetable spaghetti noodle squash mandarin squash and vegetable marrow spaghetti squash is favored for its unusual

Noodle like texture which is attributed to the presence of a recessive gene first recorded in China in the early 1800s

Spaghetti squash has become popular around the world as a healthy low-carb alternative

It is used in a variety of keulen Airy applications and has a mild taste. Well that will absorb any accompanying flavors

spaghetti squash is

It contains vitamin A folate folic acid beta carotene and potassium and is also an excellent source of fiber

It is best suited for cooked

Applications such as roasting steaming and baking the rind is very hard and tough

so the squash can be cooked whole or sliced in half for faster cooking and

once cooked the flesh can be shredded with a fork to make the stringy noodles that the squash is known for I

Just thought that this information was interesting and I thought that you might enjoy learning about it

Spaghetti squash is the was first discovered in China and was a popular vegetable in the countryside of northern

Manchuria China in the 1920s images of the Manchuria area have been found that depict a woman with her child

cutting spirals of spaghetti squash

using a rod on a sawhorse

This flesh was commonly collected from the squashes in this fashion and then hung up and left to dry out in the sunshine

The dried squash provided a nutritious food source, that would last during the winter months in

1934 the cicuta seed company in Japan developed an improved variety and was the first to market the spaghetti squash

under the somin non-kin commercial also known as the Burpee company brought the squash to North America in

1936 and sold seeds in their catalogue under the name vegetable spaghetti

The squash was not immediately popular and it took several years to gain notoriety

Especially during World War two when it was used as a substitute for pasta at a time when processed foods were harder to obtain

Today spaghetti squash is widely available at farmer's markets grocers and through online seed catalogs in North America Central America

South Africa Europe Asia and Australia, so there's all the information you ever wanted to know

But we're afraid to ask about spaghetti squash. I

Hope that you are no longer afraid or curious about spaghetti squash

So I hope that you give this a try sometime soon

And if you liked today's video

Please consider giving me a thumbs up. And if you are new to my kitchen and you wandered over here to learn about spaghetti squash

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When Villains Get Votes | NowThis Nerd - Duration: 10:26.

Hi, I'm Versha,

and this election day,

it's more important than ever to exercise your hard-earned right to vote.

America has elected some pretty shady people in the past,

but at least we haven't voted in any mad scientists or costumed criminals… yet.

Lex Luthor's attempt to win the Presidency the old fashioned way, by buying it, seems to be picking up steam.

When it comes to comic books, though,

supervillains have infiltrated some our highest offices,

and made life hell for citizens of the Marvel and DC Universes.

These are just a few examples of what happens

When Supervillains Get Votes

Wait a second, you're making me talk about supervillains wearing this?

Let's start in Metropolis,

where one of the very first supervillains launched his bid for office:

Lex Luthor

Depending on how you feel about the big blue boy scout,

Alexander Luthor is either a benevolent genius fighting off an alien invader that's holding humanity back,

or a madman who wants to exterminate Earth's greatest protector simply because he wasn't born here.

Sounds kinda familiar.

You can't build a wall to keep Superman away from his adopted home,

but on more than one occasion,

We the People have elected Lex Luthor to save us from the so-called Kryptonian menace.

There's alternate universes like Frank Miller's 'The Dark Knight Strikes Again,'

where Luthor is the puppetmaster pulling the strings of a phony holographic president,

and Mark Millar's 'Red Son,'

where he actually becomes a pretty decent guy once the Soviet Superman is out of the picture,

and can focus his genius on leading mankind to new heights of peace and prosperity.

The 'Justice League' cartoon has another great Elseworlds example in the episode 'A Better World,'

which begins with Superman busting down the door of the Oval Office to arrest President Luthor,

with his finger literally on the nuclear launch button.

There are at least six different ways I can stop you right now.

But they all involve deadly force, don't they? And you don't do that...

Luthor's taunts get the better of the Man of Steel, though,

and his term is cut short by a blast of heat vision.

It's really intense.

Hera...

As far as canonical campaigns go,

the "real" Lex Luthor was elected president shortly after the new millenium.

After an earthquake turned Gotham City into a no man's land,

Luthor poured millions of his ill-gotten gains into reconstruction,

and he rode that great PR to a landslide election victory.

As President, Luthor banned fossil fuels,

promised Americans a flying car in every garage,

and used his power to frame his enemies and demonize Superman at every opportunity.

No one is above the law. I learned that for myself many years ago.

I have already taken steps to bring many of these so-called superhumans into the service of our government.

As always, the mad scientist underestimated the public's love for the Last Son of Krypton,

and instead of tweeting his displeasure at 4 AM like a normal President,

Luthor pumped himself full of super steroids and took to the sky in an alien battlesuit to handle his haters personally.

Luthor's tenure only lasted three years,

but it had lasting effects on the DC Universe.

As for Marvel,

they've had their fair share of supervillains who conquered the electoral college.

The trickster god Loki ran a fairly successful campaign in 2016,

although he came up short once the votes came in.

If you're looking for real leadership,

and you hate Reed Richards with every fiber of your being,

you might want to get behind

Dr. Doom

Normally, Victor Von Doom has no need for the likes of 'democracy' and 'elections,'

because he's already the tyrannical dictator of Latveria,

a tiny European country he rules with an iron fist.

But Doom's ambition doesn't stop there.

In the alternate future of 2099,

DOOM invades the United States and declares himself the new president,

and the irony is,

he's actually much better for the country than the braintrust of corrupt CEOs and megacorps that had previously been pulling the strings.

It's similar to the famous graphic novel 'Emperor Doom,'

where he uses the Purple Man's persuasive powers to convince the world's governments to hand him control of the planet.

I now possess the power to end hunger. To abolish disease. To eliminate crime. To establish a perfectly content, perfectly ordered world...

All under the benevolence of MY IRON WILL!

And honestly, Earth under Doom's rule isn't the worst place to live.

He ends apartheid in South Africa,

puts a stop to hunger and famine,

and dismantles all the world's armies,

It gives the Avengers a real conundrum once they snap out of their mind control:

Doom genuinely made the world a better place,

but at the cost of humanity's freedom and free will.

Those things are kind of important.

Luckily, Doom doesn't try too hard to stop the counterattack,

since he's become so bored with the bureaucracy and red tape of running the world,

he basically lets the Avengers win so he can have fun trying to conquer it again.

Now, before we get to Marvel's most infamous Commander in Chief,

we should talk about a couple of villains who landed in some of the lower cabinet positions.

They weren't elected to the highest office,

but they still did plenty of damage to our nation as

Appointed Antagonists

Even though his murderous actions as the Green Goblin were public knowledge,

Norman Osborn was able to rehabilitate his image thanks to the Secret Invasion of the Skrulls

As a result of some behind-the-scenes scheming,

the insane industrialist personally ended the conflict by blowing the Skrull queen's brains out on national television.

Then he used the resulting goodwill to get himself placed in charge of HAMMER,

the government's more hardcore replacement for SHIELD after it was infested by Skrull sleeper agents.

This led to a massive storyline called 'Dark Reign,'

where Osborn basically uses the entire military-industrial complex as his own twisted toy,

creating a cabal of the world's most diabolical supervillains,

and forming a team of bloodthirsty Dark Avengers,

with himself in the lead as the Iron Patriot.

Citizens were surprisingly down with letting a madman in a Halloween costume run national security,

ignoring his past crimes in the futile pursuit of safety,

but Osborn took things too far when he organized a military invasion of Asgard under false pretenses.

At least his downfall brought the end of the Superhero Registration Act,

but there was no upside when the Red Skull conned his way into the Cabinet.

In a 2003 issue of the 'Avengers,'

a senator named Dell Rusk became the Secretary of Defense in Marvel's America,

at which point he proceeded to release a deadly bioweapon from a secret lab behind Mt. Rushmore.

In case the crimson mists didn't clue you in,

try rearranging the letters in "Dell Rusk:"

RED SKULL.

That's right, Captain America's deadliest foe managed to infiltrate the highest echelon of our military,

but once his oh-so-clever anagram ruse was exposed,

the Skull was met with swift justice when Black Panther literally punched him so hard his jawbone broke in half,

Now, all of these examples are thankfully still pretty far-fetched,

but how do comics respond when the buck stops with a real life bad guy?

Let's close with a look at the time Captain America duked it out with

Richard Nixon

America was facing a crisis of conscience in the '70s.

The Vietnam War was a messy moral quagmire,

and our commander in chief turned out to be a crook.

It was a tough time for star spangled superheroes,

so, in 1973, writer Steve Englehardt decided to address the great malaise in the pages of 'Captain America.'

The so-called 'Secret Empire,'

not to be confused with the recent controversial crossover,

was a shadowy supervillain organization hellbent on seizing power and soiling Cap's name,

and their leader, Number One, was heavily implied to be none other than Tricky Dick himself.

Time for Dicky to get tricky!

Cap chases him into the oval office,

and just before the supervillain takes his own life,

he rants about how being elected President didn't satisfy him,

and that his power was too constrained by all those pesky legalities.

We never see the leader's face,

but Englehart has confirmed that the story was his way of addressing the Watergate scandal,

and that Number One was Marvel's equivalent of Richard Milhous Nixon.

I saw him! I heard him! I touched him! He was real!

Granted, landing a flying saucer on the White House lawn and threatening to nuke every American city,

is a lot less nuanced than breaking into your political opponents' hotel room.

The real Nixon wasn't a costumed supervillain or a mad scientist bent on world domination,

he was just a mortal man who abused his power and took advantage of the American people's faith and trust.

Real life is a lot messier than the four-color world of comic books,

and the consequences of elections have never been more crucial.

One person's villain is another person's hero,

and the only way you can make your voice heard and fight for the values and leaders you believe in,

is to get out there and vote.

Have a voice in your future. Register. Vote! Tell 'em Spider-Man sent you.

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Desus & Mero Break Down "Hood Astrology" - You Up w/ Nikki Glaser - Duration: 27:32.

I was always coming into auditions with the script

just reading it like this- Me too.

And then other people come in and have it memorized.

Yeah. Yeah.

You want a Cajun accent?

And I was like, "Well, fuck this."

He's got options, I'm just reading.

Every audition is just literally Desus reads this script.

I'm like, "Don't take my baby. Please, don't take my baby."

You're so funny.

They're like, "Give more action," I'm like,

"Don't take my baby. How was that? I got the part?

No? I'm out, alright" ... I take mad waters and leave.

I definitely think those two have banged offscreen.

Yeah, they definitely seem like they've ramrodded.

Because their chemistry is too much.

Speaking of banging offscreen-

Ey!

I thought that was ... I was like wow, we're here.

[crosstalk] Hello. Wow.

So messy.

Guys, Desus and Mero just walked into the studio.

Guys, thank you so much for being here.

You guys are going to be at the New York Comedy

Festival November 11-

11/11, yes.

Bodega Boys Live at Madison Square Garden.

Are you into astrology?

Ah no. Why?

No, 'cause I don't know.

Is anybody into astrology? Isn't 11-11 a special number?

Yeah, it is. It is.

No. You're supposed to make a wish.

That's like 'hood astrology.

That's what guys would say.

Like Babe, you text your girl that you love her.

Like make a wish. Thinking about you.

Making a wish. Making a wish.

If your girl's really simple, you hit her at 12:34,

like 1-2-3-4 babe. I love you.

'Hood astrology is so funny.

There's certain numbers like 666.

Yeah, 420, yeah.

There's certain things that you ... 420, yeah.

But 11-11 make a wish, I still do that.

It's never worked.

Never?

I think it's worked.

Or like an eyelash on your nose.

Nose, yeah. No, I'll take every wish.

I don't think we're keep track of those, nobody's following up.

Oh, I do. No, God and Jesus.

Do you make a chart?

God and Jesus are listening to every single one.

Make it come true.

Wow. I swear to God.

Imagine if you were God, you was like,

"I made all the planets, these idiots are wishing on 11-11?"

He's just looking at it. He's like-

Look at gravity.

Yo, you asshole, it's an eyelash.

I'll take any dumb wish.

It's an eyelash.

I'll get my mits on any,

and even if I think it's completely hog shit,

I'm like "I'll take the God damned wish."

You know what else I'm doing?

To make me feel better about living in New York

I've started throwing coins in the water, on the train tracks.

Yeah.

'Cause you do that in Disney World, right?

Oh. You can make a wish.

And you make a wish, I wanna do that.

Like, a urban wish.

That is so sweet.

So you're like, "I wish my train comes on time."

Yeah.

Do you ever miss the puddle?

[crosstalk] a rat curses at you.

Or worse, you splash up some of the water, gets on your mouth.

That water's pretty fucking opaque.

I don't know if you-

Yeah, that's a good-

The coin just starts dissolving as it goes through.

Yeah, you just see smoke coming out of the fucking thing,

as soon as you threw your penny in there.

It's wild.

Also, I'm pretty sure NYPD would give you a ticket for that.

"Oh, you throwing pennies on the tracks?"

Hey asshole! Come over here.

Hey, hey, hey. Hey.

That's littering, technically. Yeah.

Yeah. "You wanted to penny on a track?

I'll throw a fucking penny on a track,

how about you, you asshole?"

Do you ever think about how much money you've just lost

by pulling money out of your pocket and-

Oh yeah, all the time.

Today a $20 came out of my pocket and I saw it luckily.

I always just think ...

Or you've just thrown away in the trash

with just cleaning out pockets or purse-

Everything. I lose ...

I just shed debit cards throughout this thing.

I'm like Oprah. "You get a debit card!

You get a debit card! You get a debit card!"

I was walking and I dropped about ...

I wanna say four quarters .

Yeah.

But it was like on 53rd Street,

and there's all these people around.

And people recognized me and I was like,

"Do I really wanna be see bending over for four quarters?"

Chasing a quarter as it rolls all the way down.

Around the street. I got a long stick,

I'm going down the sewer trying to get the quarter

with a piece of gum on the end of it.

That'd be like somebody more.

If I saw like Robert De Niro chasing a-

Like chasing a dollar.

"Oh my God. It's take a penny, leave a penny."

I'm like, "I better go see his movies.

He's not doing so well. He's so humble.

I gotta go see Meet the Fockers, he's such a real guy."

That's so true, when you drop change.

Because if you leave it though, you look like,

"I don't need money."

You know what you've gotta do.

You have to just chase it. I don't care.

Or if you pay for something at a Bodega

and you a dime drops into the gum?

And instead of fishing it out, sometimes I just leave it

and someone will go, "Hey, there's a dime."

And I'm like, "I don't ... "

You just feel like ... Okay thanks. Now I have to-

It makes me feel like an uppity cunt.

Yeah. Exactly.

Oh look at fancy pants over here.

Doesn't need a dime.

And you're getting in your Tesla.

You don't need a dime. You don't have the time to dig

in the Double Bubble for your dime?

I'm sure you guys have heard it before.

Who's this person? Who's-

What we get a lot is people coming directly to us like,

"Who are you? Where do I know you from?"

I'm like, "I don't know. Cops?"

That's so funny.

I don't know. The local news.

It happens a lot.

If other people on the street see us they're like,

"Oh, Desus and Mero." And they're like, "Huh.

What you guys? What are you? Rappers?"

You rap?

Rap for me. Rap. Rap. Rap. Hip hop.

A baby bubba. I'm like, "Nah, we don't do that."

Hot tracks. Somebody isolate that.

Big with the millennials.

You guys have a show coming out on Showtime.

What's going on with that right now?

So cute.

It's just a rip of Ray Donovan. It's completely unoriginal.

Yeah. It's just another season of Shameless,

but I replace William H. Macy and he plays one of the kids.

No, no. It's similar to our last show but more polished.

More, you know-

Bigger.

What process are you in? When is it going to be on?

Do we know what date?

Are you guys just in pre-production?

Starting 2019, still early idea.

You guys. I love this point.

When you have the deal. But it's not in the-

And it's like shush. And all your handles are like,

"Do not say the air date on the air.

On any show. You can't say anything."

Yup. You can't even-

You can't say anything.

Do not even say it. But it's there.

We have it.

Everything is there. Everything is there.

You have the announcement. Everyone is so excited for you.

Everything is being worked on.

It's all coming together beautifully.

We're super excited.

I'm just about to blurt it out but I'm like, "No."

My new this is I just tell people made-up dates.

Yes, okay.

'Cause people are like, "When's it gonna start bro?"

November 38.

April 18!

Black Friday, Black Friday.

February 30th.

First day of Hanukah. First night, sorry. First night.

First day of Hanukah. Wow.

Is that the day party for Hanukah?

You've been holding out on me?

So much of this business is the announcement.

Is the deadline announcement. That's almost like most of it.

Just announcing it.

You guys are in that perfect position of having announced it

and having got all the congratulations

and you're a big ...

But you haven't had to show us anything yet.

So, it's all excitement.

We only expect the greatest from you.

There's no disappointment. I love that phase.

Between announcement and show-date.

It's a delightful feeling, yeah.

We're kinda getting a different result.

Not 'cause people on Twitter ...

People on Twitter hate everything.

They're already like, "Oh wow.

You guys blew your load. You should have been on already.

No one's gonna watch it now. You fucked up."

It's too late.

We haven't even started yet. What's-

I can't wait for this show.

Look at all the stuff that's happening in the world today.

You guys should be on TV covered.

I'm like, the world is still gonna exist

when we're on the air.

Well, that's debatable. Fingers crossed.

Fingers crossed. You know what I'm saying?

Unless I push a button and end it all.

I will do it. Don't say I won't.

Is it gonna be a weekly? Yeah.

Okay. 'Cause you guys used to do four days a week?

Yeah, four days a week.

How was that? How was the grind of that?

It wasn't that bad 'cause it was all off the cuff, improv.

We were just talking. Just riffing, whatever.

'Cause we've met other comedians who work four nights a week,

and they're like, "Bro." They're like burned out.

How do you do it?

Because they have to write everything.

All the scripts. And edits and-

You guys just show up and be yourselves.

It's wild 'cause they're like, "Oh man, this is so nuts.

Me and my 30 writers ... "

I'm like, "30 writers? How do you pay them?

How do you ... We just go in and talk."

It was fun 'cause you had ...

If something happened you had an immediate platform

to react to something.

So now it's like, something happens

and you might send one tweet. Like, "Huh. Showed her."

But it's not the same. It's not the same.

Yeah, what does it feel like not doing it every day?

Does it feel a little bit-

Now you get people come at you and they're like,

"I wish I could get your viewpoint on this."

I'll be in my basement, stoned at 2:00am like,

"Here's my viewpoint via Twitter."

You know what I'm saying? "I have 280 characters out."

It's the same way I feel about this show.

It's like, it's four days a week for two hours.

I literally walked in at 10:03am today.

I was late. First day being late.

Right gang, we all here.

But that's now gonna be the new rag.

The new thing.

And you just talk and people are like,

"How is it? Is it such a grind?" And I'm like, "I'm just myself

and I get to talk with my friends.

It's the great ... We've carved out the greatest ...

I have the greatest job."

That's because you're yourself.

It's not like you gotta come here

and get gemmed up and be like, "I'm going into character mood."

Well, I like to get gemmed out, but-

Nikki Wack Wack. That would be-

You show up, you don't get ready.

Look like shit.

I was just like [crosstalk]

No, but it is just so nice

to have carved out a place in this business for myself

where I don't have to prepare that much.

I just wanna be. And what you can do-

The persona is whack-

And what you can do, what I've gotten fired

for in every other job, just running my dumb yap.

It's like, "Finally, I'm paid to talk back."

Yeah, you think about all those times in the past like,

"If I had said that. I'd be at HR right now."

But now the crowd's like, "Wonderful. Take our money."

I'm like, "I should have done this ten years ago."

Oh my God. Oh wow. I love it. I love it.

Desus and Mero are here in the studio.

Rachel Feinstein is also here.

Make sure to check them out at the New York Comedy

Festival, November 11.

Bodega Boys Live at Madison Square Gardens.

Is it just you guys at Madison Square Garden?

Just us.

Dude. That's insane.

At the Hulu Theater. At the Hulu Theater.

Not the actual Madison Square. We're not doing Drake levels.

Not gonna be Kanye floating on the stage above.

But that's still a big deal.

It's still Madison Square Garden.

If you guys were lowered onto the stage, I would respect that.

If you're ever gonna be lowered-

Oh yeah.

You should be dropped with strings.

We talked about that and it's just like,

that comes out of our own pocket.

And knowing us, we'd each want to cut edges, so it's just like,

"I'll hold the string while you go down,

and have someone else do it for me."

That is so funny that that one activity

would come out of your pocket.

It's like $79.99 to lower yourselves.

The shows are weird. They're like,

"You can do anything you want." They'll pay for everything else.

I was like, "Can I have a microphone on a stand?"

They're like, "That's $2000."

"That's $80000." If you go over two minutes, it's $45000-

What about flames or smoke?

Oh, forget it.

The fire service charges are way up.

If you see us with pyrotechnics, you know we made it.

And monitors and shit like that, on trillion dollar set.

We made it.

We wanna get to U2 levels.

Like, unnecessary flying in on a helicopter.

Putting our podcast on every Apple product.

How about just oiled women petting you?

You could have some friends or something.

Oh wow, yeah.

I'll wear Speedo, yeah. I'll wear Speedo.

There'll be so much body here.

I'll do it for a Starbucks gift card.

Sounds good. Sounds good.

Any amount.

Any amount.

I just like the card.

I like to fill my wallet with different cards.

I actually just used the Starbucks app.

I haven't used it in a while. It got really fancy.

I tried to order from a moving car

and for a pick-up and it got a little sassy.

It was like, "You're seven minutes away.

It's gonna take three minutes to order this drink.

Order when you get closer."

Dang.

I was like, "Wow."

Bitch.

I was like, "Wow. Okay. Let me tell you something-"

Excuse me. When you get closer.

Then you can make your order, sir.

I was like, "Wow."

I have a line. Excuse me. I have to take care of them.

It's really my most-used app.

I get Starbucks three times a day,

and I always use the mobile app.

I look at people in line and I'm like, "You idiots."

"What's wrong with you? Idiots. You guys are maniacs".

Come in all impatient, and you're like,

"A latte for Nikki."

Yeah. "I used the app."

You just push through all the others.

I have it out so the people at the bar know

that that's what I'm there for.

It's like a cop badge. Just walk in like-

Casually.

"Hey, it's the Sheriff of Starbucks."

I love listening to orders.

You order like Meg Ryan on When Harry Met Sally.

Like, it's the most specific order ever.

But it just sounds like a woman who knows what she wants.

Can I have a chai latte with almond milk?

A splash of lamb's wool?

I'm so cunty. I hate my orders.

I always feel so bad. But I always-

What is your main order now?

At Starbucks, it's ... Well, it's ridiculous.

Just say it. Say it!

Today literally the girl goes, "I don't know what this means."

I heard the barista say that to another person.

And I go, "I know that's my drink."

So, it's a venti traditional misto, I don't know ...

A misto is half coffee and half steamed soy.

It is a ... It's a bitch latte.

It's not as strong as a latte, and it's less milk.

It's not as milky as a latte.

But you're worth it.

I had never heard the word misto before.

It's a café au lait

If you were going to the Bodega to get coffee,

I'd be like, "Yo Papi, I'll have a misto."

They're like, "Is that an anime character?

Is he in Infinity War?

I don't remember him from that movie."

So, a misto is ...

It's a café au lait but Starbucks uses Italian phrases,

not French, so you have to say misto.

But it is a café au lait,

which is a common order in a French café.

Okay, I'm not crazy.

Okay, good to know.

And let me just say, 50% of people

don't know where to find it in the computer.

They're always like, "Where's a misto?"

Like, it is a weird order.

Then, okay. Then I get almond ...

They don't call it almond milk, they call it almond drink.

So, it's with almond milk instead of regular.

Light soy ... And then I do a splash of soy,

which that confuses people because it should just be ...

I'm adding soy.

I recently found out the soy milk

there has a candy bar's amount of sugar in it.

So now I just want a little bit of soy milk as a sweetener-

So bad saying a splash of anything.

That's how you ask for that amount.

A Jew's whisper of soy.

Wow. That's one phrase

I would not be saying out loud at Starbucks ever.

"Can I get a Jew's whisper?"

"Can I have an Italian blink of a ... "

"Let me get a Jamaican trailer-load of cinnamon."

And then I get it extra hot, 'cause it's never hot enough.

I get it extra hot 'cause I chug things too much.

I'm a chugger.

And that slows me down from chugging,

'cause it'll burn my throat.

Burn your throat, yeah.

So it keeps me at a normal pace that people tend to sip coffee.

It keeps me sipping.

And oftentimes, they will only fill it up to here because-

That's how they get you.

I hate that.

If I wanted space-

If I wanted a grande, I would have ordered a grande.

I hate when they don't ask you if you want space,

and they just give it to you.

Oh, I don't want room. I never want room.

No room. Just tell them no room.

Don't ever B&B my fucking coffee.

No. I'll get them fired. I'll get them fired.

Wait, you'll Jewish whisper to their manager?

I'm a letter writer. I make sure.

Oh my ... No. Can you imagine?

You sound like my wife when she writes letters for everything.

I've never wrote a letter ever.

Does she really? Does she get stuff from it?

She gets so much shit.

I had never known of this strategy.

If you get something fucked up, you write an angry

but well-worded email or letter.

If you fucking physically write a letter and put a stamp-

Wait, she writes a letter like Benjamin Franklin?

Yeah. That's the only person

I can think of who has written a letter.

My mom used to do that. I've never done it in my life,

but she would get all kinds of free stuff

My mom ... This is bizarre.

Wait, she'll take out a pen and paper? And stationery?

And paper. Yeah. And stationery.

I don't think I even own paper.

I don't know how to write anymore.

I just have to write on the back of my American Express card.

My friend does it, and he writes certified mail

to the head of the company so that they have to answer it.

They have to ... Acknowledge me! Don't just throw me in a pile!

Wow.

She will literally write-

And you get all kinds of free shit.

All kinds of free shit. Very petty stupid thing.

Got an Entiman's cake from the supermarket.

It was bad. Had mold on the bottom.

She was like ... She took pictures of it.

Was like, "This fucking cake had mold on the bottom.

I demand my money back. Blah blah blah blah."

Supermarket gave her a hard time.

She was like, "I'm going to corporate."

Wrote a ... Was a brick and mortar letter.

Put it in a fucking envelope, put a stamp on it, send it-

She had like a five paragraph essay?

Yeah, seriously.

Sent it, and then Entiman's sent back a fucking giant

envelope full of free Entiman's forever.

Wow.

It's like Charlie's golden ticket.

They're all over my house. I lift up my couch cushion

and there's like, "Oh, free cake."

It's true. It takes one cunty note

and you get a lifetime of free shit.

A lifetime of free shit.

Just the idea of writing a physical letter

is so exhausting to me.

I would never do it.

I don't even mail things I'm supposed to mail.

Where do you even get a stamp nowadays?

You gotta go the Post Office?

I went to the Post Office the other day and I was like,

"Do you sell stamps?" And they were like,

"We don't take food stamps." I was like, "No."

Believe it or not, at one time people

put a little picture on an envelope

and sent it across the land.

Nobody has stamps.

You've gotta go to the airport to get rid of something.

It's crazy. [crosstalk]

You go to the Post Office ...

People at the Post Office hate you for using the Post Office.

[crosstalk] Yeah, they get angry.

You're sending a package? Mother fucker.

Why are you keeping us in business?

They just want it to be over.

They want to be put out of their misery.

They're like, "You people ..."

You see the windows

and you see the person sitting there like ...

And you walk over and they're like,

"Did I turn the light on? No. So, go back online."

"Did I say next?"

Mother fucker. "Did I say next?

No, no, no, no, no, no. Did I say next?"

"You want this package next day or overnight?" I'm like ...

"Overnight is next day." "Overnight is not next day.

Overnight means it will reach there at 9:00am.

Next day means it will reach there the next day."

"If you would read the website before you come here,

you wouldn't be wasting my time.

Excuse me, he is wasting your time

because he did not read the directions on the website.

Excuse me. Thank you."

"You know what? We're going to lunch."

"Daniel Baker. Daniel Baker is wasting your time."

"We're going to lunch now. Close your window, girl."

And then they shut the window. Get the fuck outta here.

I've done the thing before where I've called Starbucks

because ... I've called corporate before.

Because I know they'll throw me a free drink on the app.

It's very easy for them to do.

You talk to someone online and what you do is, you go,

"I'm a loyal customer. I swear ..."

You just present yourself as someone ...

"I've spent a lot of money here. And I will continue to-"

I'm a good customer.

I've never given a man a shit job.

I just love your coffee."

I give the finest handies.

Is one free drink enough to [inaudible]

you?

Yeah. Yeah. 'Cause that's five bucks.

Do latte art?

$5 for coffee. I just ...

I'm a lady that can drop $5 on the street

and it's not gonna pain me.

I'm not in a position where $5 is really that much money.

But when you're spending that much on a cup of coffee,

I demand excellence. I demand it.

But here's the thing- This is water and beans.

I feel like she's making a speech at the register

and I'm like, "Damn, I am not making this train."

She demands excellence.

Oh no I'm tweeting like, "She demands excellence."

Only 'cause people working at Starbucks, I'm like,

"You're making minimum wage. You have to ..."

And I've heard the other side of it.

Oh yeah, working at Starbucks. It's awful. It is.

It's awful, right?

It's awful.

I have so much empathy for people who have to work with-

And it was worse.

'Cause it wasn't a standalone Starbucks.

It was a Starbucks within a Barns & Noble.

No.

Which is the Starbucks where people go

and they're obnoxious and they order outlandish shit-

Set up shop all day with it. Reading all the books.

And they're like with 20 magazines.

I'm like, "Fuck you."

And they leave shit, they spill shit on books.

Then it's my fault.

Then the boss comes up and he's like,

"You know they're not supposed to be reading up here?

You're supposed to politely tell them

to move to a different area."

I'm like, "Brah, I'm not going ...

This guys has weird looks on him.

He has a thousand yard stare.

And he's reading 40 Laws of Power-"

You shouldn't have to privately scold people

on top of serving coffee. That's ridiculous.

So what I did is, I got high in the back

and I ate the entire Snickers pie.

So, fuck you.

That's why we have no more Barnes & Nobles in New York.

That one sad one in Union Square.

It's like ...

Everyone just goes there to use the bathroom, and that's it.

That's the only reason to go to Barnes & Noble.

There's nothing better than a Barnes & Noble bathroom.

That's why I'll always complain about ...

I'll complain about product, but never service.

'Cause I've been so terrible

at every single one of my jobs that ...

Just wildly fired from every place.

And fired in like, under four hours before.

I'm like, "Who am I to complain about service?"

I once had a temp job, and it was just a four day job

and it was just answering phones.

They called me on day two

and said, "You don't need to come back."

They were like, "It's not temporary enough."

I wasn't even working there. I got fired from a temp job.

But like, I understand what you're saying.

Service, I never complain. When my dad does a thing ...

Dads never understand

that it's not the waitress' fault that food is late.

It's so rarely the waitress' fault,

but they can not think to the kitchen.

They cannot fathom.

They think she's the one cooking it.

They really do. They really do.

And I always try to explain it is not her fault that ...

And he goes, "Well she's just waiting there."

I go, "'Cause she's waiting for the kitchen-"

For the fucking bell to ding!

What is she supposed to do?

But yeah. What jobs have you been fired from?

Four hours. I mean, that's crazy.

I was fired from a store called Phat Shoes

and Clothes on Broadway and I thought I was so cool-

Phat with a ph?

Yeah. With a ph.

Oh, hip-hop. Hip-hop.

I thought that was truth 'cause I got that job.

I remember it was my first job in New York

and I thought I was like a Beastie

Boy. I work on Broadway in a place called

Phat Shoes and Clothes-

Sabotage!

Yeah, I was like definitely get off my dick.

I told everyone.

"I'm working on Broadway. Phat Shoes and Clothes.

Get right off my dick." And it was so humiliating

'cause I was telling all my friends.

I was like, "Don't call me as much.

I'm working at Phat Shoes and Clothes now.

Give me some space."

I don't have time.

I have an early shift tomorrow at Phat Clothes and Shoes.

Phat with ph.

I really did. I felt I was in the Beastie ...

In my mind, I was like that's it.

And then it was so humiliating

'cause I was fired in under four hours.

Damn.

But basically, I was supposed to get people to buy the clothes.

I was like, "I can't do that.

I can't bother people like that."

That's the worst feeling in the world-

"Can I help you?"

Yeah. And bothering like, "That looks good.

You should buy that." I can't ...

And so, I was supposed to that. And fold. I can't fold.

My fold was a slovenly disaster. He was so ... "Are you a woman?"

He was so disgusted with my folds. My folds were ...

Right away I remember him glaring at me like,

"She has suspicious, heinous folding skills."

"Who's this? I don't know. She's using the board

and she still can't get it right."

I couldn't! I used that dumb cardboard-

Fucking stupid board! Fuck you board!

And fuck Intel and Loft. [crosstalk]

I feel so bad for people in retail.

[crosstalk]

I worked inventory at Intel and Loft.

Noway!

Yeah. And then they got a guy fired for scamming and stealing.

And then they had to do an instant promotion

and they promoted the guy with straight back cornrows

and gold fronts to work the floor,

to where Anne Taylor blouses and tell people,

tell Hispanic Jewish women,

"You look great in this floral length skirt,"

in the sale section.

You know what I'm saying? It was the worst shit ever.

People are like, "Well, this price tag

doesn't match this price tag. I'm switching."

I'm like, "You can't switch price tags on shit."

And I'm just overwhelmed.

"Put me back in inventory, please."

I worked loss prevention at the Gap

on 34th Street during Christmas.

Oh no. What does that entail?

First of all, everything that happens

is just continuous Christmas music

on a loop in the background. Just Jingle Bells.

Tackle a shop-lifter like, "Jingle Bells."

All we had to do was watch to make sure

the register from the basement got to the security room.

But the register would be like $30000

every time they would take it out.

So sometimes people would try to tackle

the people carrying the register.

No way!

So you'd have to walk behind them,

then when they reached the room you'd be like, "Touchdown."

And were you watching just to see

if people were shoplifting too?

No. You were just all about the register.

You'd see people shoplifting and stuff

and you couldn't do anything about it.

I'm like, "Take as many sweater and as many pouches as you want.

All I'm worried about is this register over here."

So that was your only job, was to watch the register?

Only had to ... I did it for like a week,

and then I had to quit. Oh my ...

The Christmas music was driving me insane.

Oh my God.

Here comes Santa Claus, here comes Santa Claus ...

And I'm smelling the ...

Remember when Gap had that cologne that smelt like grass?

Grass scent?

Yeah. I loved grass.

So immediately, I heard the Christmas music,

I smell grass, I'm like oh my God.

And people were like, "Do you have these chinos in a 34?"

I don't even know. I don't work here.

What are chinos?

Oh my God. Yeah.

I was ...

And it's funny, they delegated me to be the guy

to escort the cash register guy to the deposit thing.

Like, I'm running away.

If this guys is getting robbed, I'm out of here.

I'm not fighting over $9.50 an hour.

If the guy tripped with the bag, I'm running out the store.

I'm not ... No smoke.

I'm on the chair like, "Hope he lives."

They like, "You big. You go with him."

I'm like, "No, no, no."

Saw me walking in like, "Everyone, give me your money."

And I'm like, "I don't really work here.

I'm temp. I'm just gonna leave."

I just cover the loss thing ...

I don't know. I don't know who this guy is.

I'm just shopping. I have no idea.

The shoplifting thing ... You realize anyone can shoplift.

They can't do anything about it now.

Yeah, but you always get that one employee

that wants to go a bit extra.

Maybe they tried out to be a cop and didn't make it,

and now they work at Victoria Secret.

"You're not getting out of here with that pair of panties."

Yeah.

Just tase you on the middle of 34 in the crowd.

It's $5 panties.

I've learned that you can just ... They can't.

They give up. They don't care.

They don't care. No one cares.

The laws protect the shoplifters.

Thank God, the laws protect us. They're on our side.

All the rights are on the side of the lifter.

The one time I got, the thing went off.

And I've never been caught since.

But no. The thing went off,

and it beeped, and the woman came up ...

And I could have just kept walking,

'cause every time it beeps you just go,

"Oh, sorry." It beeps all the time.

You just walk out the same time as someone else,

and when they stop, you keep moving.

Oh.

That's how I worked at Center 21.

You just do this confused look like,

"Oh. I would never steal."

Which is what I do every time when it does beep

and I haven't stolen. I just go, "Oh, weird!"

Just give a confused white girl shrug.

Oh man, when you're guilty and that beep happens.

The color drains from your face and away

and you just freeze in a way

that everyone knows you're guilty.

And then I ... I think I wanted to get caught.

You ever do that shrug then take off sprinting?

Yes. I should have.

I have the advantage over all of you

'cause as soon as it goes off, they're like

"Beep beep beep, let me see your bag."

I'm like, "Why? 'Cause I'm black?"

And they're like, "No sir, have a nice day."

I'm gonna try that.

And I just have a TV under my arm I haven't paid for.

I should try that.

I'm here with my sister Nikki. Me and her out shopping.

We're protesting this store. Shut down this Target.

Oh my God. I love you guys so much.

Desus and Mero. You guys. Hear their podcast, Bodega Boys.

If you're not sold by these guys right now,

if you're not already listening, you're gonna be.

Bodega Boys is their podcast. Available on iTunes.

Go see them! November 11th. Thank you so much.

11/11 at the Hulu

Theater, Madison Square Garden. Do not miss it.

You guys are so funny and fun. Thank you for being here.

That's right. Yeah! Thank you.

Shoplift outfit to come to the show.

If I'm in town, I'll be there.

Can we do that? Let's do a thing where me

and you shoplift outfits to go to the show.

I would love that. I need to get back into it anyway.

Thanks for having us!

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hi guys welcome back to the Blast Zone today we have a very awesome video we

are covering all the Random booster packs from Takara Tomy the first

one was volume 9 which the prize bey was Beat Kekulkan next was volume 10

Crash Ragnurok next was volume 11 of vice leopard and next was volume 12 brand

new dead hades and we're just gonna battle 4 from each set to see which

set is the best make sure to stay tuned for the end of this video I'm gonna give

you guys my opinion on who I like the best also who's gonna be a pole at the

end because I want to know which one you guys think is the best out of these four

sets let's get on to these awesome random booster battles before we get

into that we let the finalists you guys down here

check out my screen right here it'll show the finalists and the first two

people to comment win a Geist Fafnir thank each of you for entering

my giveaway and guess what our next giveaway is gonna be the beyblade first

evolution ultimate tournament collection we're gonna name one and this set is

really cool so you guys better subscribe right now let's find out which one of

these random booster sets is the best I picked for my favorite base from each

either set for volume 9 I picked the Kukulkan crush devil digging Gaia drones

ur for volume 10 I pick crash Ragnarok Z Achilles lost no more legends beyblade

for a volume 11 Weiss leper winning mal Creek Ark Bahama bloody

launched volume 12 obviously dead Hades our calculus

heck salamander the red beet kekulkan we gonna put the prize be battling against

the other three bays in the set not the other prize based like the other like

three days I picked so here is the set of people bey opens challengers and

here's a set of crushed under rocks challengers and here's the set for my

flavors challenges and here's the set for dead Hades we're gonna find out

who's the best so the first round is first a one point

I'm gonna pick winning Valkyrie vs. gigan Gaia let's do this whose battle

three two of them no biggie guy I really want to make and

I don't use to be my favorite veins in beyblade burst regular he's gonna lose

stamina all his drivers quake so it's gonna be an attack type Boeing Valkyries

trying to like blob a little soap no oh oh this is Miss winning balcony one so

kitchen guys out she's not representing this team anymore beyblade battle I'm

going to choose from vice leopard sit Luna which is Vice slipper I know it's a

weird combination boys battle they're rich alright I'm voting for my slipper

now this battle come on you got this Weiss Leopard alright so basically your

right is spinning oh my god he's getting destroyed come on watch less if you got

this if provide spinning look like come on my

slipper did you see that beat him sure that this is our first prize way to

be eliminated Nexus can beat hell salamander versus if he leaves with

students I'm beyblade for the Achilles close for points does this in the very

beginning of the battle come on you got the zucchini Oh

stamina is really beating you see Achilles you gotta knock him off balance

Willie's got a hard to knock a left rotation rate

everybody wants to win always listen ZQ yourself for the next battle it is going

to beat you're under looking screen look I want to win Oh

every day we see pressure drop versus our cards

wait one minute Rick go crash dragon off save your balance consecutive attacks

you need to hit him like like dead Hades remember when we're at the park guys

he's like lots of stamina real quick I don't know how I guess

Yeager at all guys not a slight next it is guy centre car myself to sleep wow

he's about to start but of course kokin has to hit him and then go in next

battle is bloody long beyblade beat Koken like that don't we write this one it's

due to other rich kokin yes last battle of the first round

yes yes yes destruction solar matters yes month your

clothes your clothes your clothes you got this come on my ultimate no no no

yes what use like wobbling a little low cookies going

he's losing efforts in the moon'll what I could be wrong

right now what happens either beyblade salamander just need to get a mock

bounce that's the way to lose stamina without salamanders but he'll salamander

and that tip is really good come on please please get if you bring

some stamina Wow no charity at all I see okay hon

zero hell salamander

tax ID attack the boats watering but this guy's wobbling the most no please

be closed down under winds he's representing the last round this this

teens out give it some furs we furs it's our turn

go winning you got to get wood in his defense yeah wonder strike right boots

the pinch gotta hit it right with your wings yes

yes yes keep your save ability come on yes hit him hard

just like that one but if you get into a stamina tech like that it's gonna be

hard guys does it look good no Oscar Calise moves on to the last round

finalists dead 80's beyblade representing oh gee I hope

he wins to be honest though beyblade and Hill salamander representing this us

all basically 3x1 rate you guessed it fells all better this is our chart ILI's

they're both really good pace it's gonna be stamina battle three points guys

three two one let's go

boys no salamander on this one who can go yeah who's Elmander break attack

looks really close guys what right always beats left in this type of

scenario wonderful salamander can hit him real good under there yes Oh

salamander one zero oh that wasn't good defense attack for

March are you he's not now boy run out your attack you got this yeah go

under and that's what I want to see please give some trendy house salad

better I'm probably gonna use this in the tournament it's undefeatable never

never mind I'm joking

how's a mentor one that busy whoa I'm not triggered one don't you wanna go

now Archer got this wait if you fight force against horse you won't win so bad

because I kind of ripped him with force so the very sickly clashing against

force when it's horse left win oh you guys hear that a rapid of

miniature - oh come on you're not gonna tell Sam I'm on it

yeah on defeat next battle beyblade this is it

go get Hades about this don't let him win oh great light show set Hades three

it boom rope miniature tap the end I like that but printed enrollments wrong

in six five four three two one all right so this last battle you choose the best

well either way the sets gonna win but you don't know who's the best way

they'll go salamander pushes dead 80s first two three points three two one

attacks oh yes yes I like that I like that

did beyblade smaller yes ooh nice look at that

consecutive tag power what left always wins against right I'm gonna rip it

oh my god I'm gonna clash oh oh hitting monitored that's what how you

win against hell Salander

Wow guys whoa those a good glider - oh wow what's going on here all right guys

as we all know three that was a big one come on you got it like get your blades

in it oh did you see that was a huge like he went there and like hit all

those parts there I think volume 12 is the best but there's a pearl right above

my head answer that just which one you guys like a little bit think about your

comeback blessing this is right please like temporary cool doctor away from

hell salamander Wow that's me very mad in the beyblade world right now okay so

like thank you guys bye have fun

what do you want okay stop

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This dude down here

The dude in the Green.

Ah, he's not going anywhere.

Let's go with this guy right here

He doesn't even see me.

Yo, this guy sitting down.

Right here.

Yeah.

I'm going to go for him. Yeah

Go up there.

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HOW TO COOK SPAGHETTI SQUASH 2 WAYS! NOREEN'S KITCHEN - Duration: 10:22.

Hi everybody, welcome back to the kitchen and today I have an installment of pick your produce just in time for fall and winter

today we're gonna focus on this spaghetti squash and

I'm gonna share with you

How you can make it two ways in the oven or in the microwave and I'm also gonna give you some fun facts what this?

Spaghetti squash is all about let's go see how this all comes together

Because fall is here and spaghetti squash while it is available all year long

It is typically considered a winter squash. It's been around like forever

It's very easy to cook. You might not know how to do it

Maybe you've been intimidated because you know cutting this thing in half can be kind of dangerous

So unless you have some good knife skills, you might avoid doing it

But I'm gonna show you a little bit easier way to handle this and it involves a good sharp knife cutting board

And a piece of non-slip, right?

You can get this this is just like shelf liner, but it's like non-slip shelf liner

I know a lot of people want to cut it this way, but doesn't know how we're gonna do it

We're going to do it the opposite way so you want to start by gently

Getting your knife in there and then you have a nice base

So make sure you have a good knife and then it is gonna take some muscle

All right, and if you just kind of wiggle it all the way around these are very very hard to cut

That's why I really prefer cooking them in the microwave because you don't have to cut them in half. You can just do this

So now we've got this cut in half

Now you're gonna want to grab a spoon just go ahead and take a sharp edged spoon

If you have an ice-cream Spade, it makes the job a lot easier

You just want to make sure you get all of this kind of angel hair looking stuff out of the center of your squash

Okay, we got both halves of our spaghetti squash cleaned out now. We're not going to roast these like this

We're going to flip them upside down

But first we're gonna brush them with a little olive oil on the inside and on the outside

So I'm just gonna drizzle a little bit of olive oil and hearing is whatever oil you like

It doesn't matter just a little bit of oil and then I'm gonna go ahead and I'm going to rush this

Around and make sure you get the edges here that are gonna go facedown. Well cut side down on the

Pan just like that. These are now gonna go into a 400-degree oven for 30 to 45 minutes and

We'll show you what these look like when they come out now, I'm gonna show you how to make your spaghetti squash in the microwave

So what you want to do?

We're gonna roast this in the microwave hole and we're gonna take a sharp knife and we're basically gonna stab this spaghetti squash

Several times I would say at least for like one on each side, okay

so I just have a pie plate here because it's round and it's flat and it's easy to put the

Spaghetti squash in if you have a little oval baking dish or anything really that will hold your spaghetti squash. They come in all sizes

Just make sure it fits we're gonna pop this in the microwave

We're going to run it on high for 10 to 15 minutes or until it's soft enough to cut in half

That's how easy it is to cook a spaghetti squash in the microwave

I'm gonna go pop mine in my microwave is 1200 watts and it might take 10 minutes

It might take 12

But I'll make sure I let you know how long it took mine if your microwave is not that powerful

It may take longer. You just need to keep checking it

So I'll be back when these both are done and I'll show you the final results our spaghetti squash

Has finished cooking in the microwave. It was in there for approximately 12 minutes

So what I want to do, I just want to put it on a cutting board and it's gonna be warm

So be careful, if you don't have asbestos fingers like I do

Just be careful. You want to cut it in half and there's your spaghetti squash all cooked and ready to go now

The only thing that you're gonna want to do here because we cook this one whole is you're gonna want to remove

Center with all the seeds in it

They're called spaghetti squash because when you take a fork to them, they look like spaghetti noodles

So if you do this

And it comes from along the side

And you have a lovely alternative to high carb pasta

So let me go ahead and get the one we made in the oven that one's ready also

All right are the spaghetti squash that we cooked in? The oven is finished as well

You see how nice it looks a little caramelized on the bottom there looks great

so I highly recommend using a

hot pad or a pot holder

They say when you cut it in half like this

that you get longer strands of

spaghetti and air quotes we'll just say

and

That may be true. I don't know so I'm just gonna go ahead and scrape it onto this

Looks like spaghetti right now. All we need is some of Rick's Irish spaghetti sauce, and we'll be good to go

And I think it's true that you do get longer

Strands when you cut it in half

The short way as opposed to the long way

so

There's just something to think about if you've never eaten spaghetti squash or have never been brave enough to eat spaghetti squash

I love it. I like it just baked and then with butter salt and pepper. It's really great. You can turn this into

Like pasta con pepe con Parma where you put butter and

Black pepper and parmesan cheese on it. It's delicious

You can

Really substitute

the spaghetti for spaghetti squash in any of your recipes like for spaghetti pie or any kind of noodle bake and

I think that you're gonna really be surprised at how delicious it is. So

Cincinnati squash. There you go. You put chili on top of it, right?

There's two ways that you can make delicious spaghetti squash

Really easy you make it in the oven. It takes about 45 minutes. You can make it in the microwave

It takes about 12 depending on your microwave, but either way you get the job done

And I have some fun facts about spaghetti squash. I

Wanted to share with you just real quick now

Spaghetti squash botanically is classified as a cubit Peppo. It is unit is a unique winter variety

That is a member of the Cubist's a family along with pumpkin zucchini and gourds

Also known as vegetable spaghetti noodle squash mandarin squash and vegetable marrow spaghetti squash is favored for its unusual

Noodle like texture which is attributed to the presence of a recessive gene first recorded in China in the early 1800s

Spaghetti squash has become popular around the world as a healthy low-carb alternative

It is used in a variety of keulen Airy applications and has a mild taste. Well that will absorb any accompanying flavors

spaghetti squash is

It contains vitamin A folate folic acid beta carotene and potassium and is also an excellent source of fiber

It is best suited for cooked

Applications such as roasting steaming and baking the rind is very hard and tough

so the squash can be cooked whole or sliced in half for faster cooking and

once cooked the flesh can be shredded with a fork to make the stringy noodles that the squash is known for I

Just thought that this information was interesting and I thought that you might enjoy learning about it

Spaghetti squash is the was first discovered in China and was a popular vegetable in the countryside of northern

Manchuria China in the 1920s images of the Manchuria area have been found that depict a woman with her child

cutting spirals of spaghetti squash

using a rod on a sawhorse

This flesh was commonly collected from the squashes in this fashion and then hung up and left to dry out in the sunshine

The dried squash provided a nutritious food source, that would last during the winter months in

1934 the cicuta seed company in Japan developed an improved variety and was the first to market the spaghetti squash

under the somin non-kin commercial also known as the Burpee company brought the squash to North America in

1936 and sold seeds in their catalogue under the name vegetable spaghetti

The squash was not immediately popular and it took several years to gain notoriety

Especially during World War two when it was used as a substitute for pasta at a time when processed foods were harder to obtain

Today spaghetti squash is widely available at farmer's markets grocers and through online seed catalogs in North America Central America

South Africa Europe Asia and Australia, so there's all the information you ever wanted to know

But we're afraid to ask about spaghetti squash. I

Hope that you are no longer afraid or curious about spaghetti squash

So I hope that you give this a try sometime soon

And if you liked today's video

Please consider giving me a thumbs up. And if you are new to my kitchen and you wandered over here to learn about spaghetti squash

Welcome, it's always a pleasure to have new people. Join me in the kitchen and

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Because we don't want any of you and miss out on all the real food for real people

Real easy recipes that we present all the time right here on our YouTube channel and straight from our kitchen

I hope you enjoyed learning about spaghetti squash and I hope you give it a try sometime soon

And I hope you love it and until next time I'll see ya

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At a rest stop

Behind that car

SPOTTED

Shaggy<3

It's been 3-4 months

Where are you going?

It probably roams around at night

Omg it's so cute and sad at the same time

As if waiting for someone..

How did it get under there?

There's puppies in there too!

I saw two already

They shaved the dog

They are not in a life-threatening condition

So if they just receive treatment

You won't have to worry

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Tottenham 2-1 PSV: Harry Kane rescues Spurs' Champions League campaign - Duration: 12:20.

The Wembley surface is threadbare, looking weary and devoid of its usual lustre and Tottenham are not what they were either

They, too, have lost a little the gloss which made them so pleasing on the eye. Perhaps, like their home from home, they are tired and overworked - and confused by all the debate about their true purpose in life

This campaign has wheezed and spluttered from Milan to London to Eindhoven and back but finally Mauricio Pochettino's team have won a game in Europe for the first time in 2018

Harry Kane was the hero for Tottenham as he score two late goals to help Spurs come from a goal down to win  The England striker netted his 13th goal in his last 14 games to give his side a crucial three points The goalkeeper Jeroen Zoet tried in vain to dive across and keep the ball out but it squirmed into the bottom corner Kane score the equaliser for Tottenham after the home side poured on wave after wave of pressure on the defence Harry Winks (left) and Marcos Llorente (right) celebrated with the striker as Spurs came back into the match Albeit in a scruffy fashion - and thanks to two late goals by Harry Kane, the second of them in the 89th minute and courtesy of a heavy deflection

This having gone behind after only 61 seconds to header by Luuk de Jong.Spurs live to fight on in the - and Barcelona's victory at Inter Milan boosted their slender and unlikely hopes of progress from Group B

Perhaps Kane's goals will trigger a miraculous escape, the sort of which they will regale for decades but it seems unlikely

Still, the odds lean heavily towards an exit at the group stage and even in a difficult group this is eating away at the harmony which has been carefully nurtured by the manager

As frustration grew and PSV resisted, on Tuesday night, Pochettino's decision to take off Lucas Moura was jeered

MATCH FACTS, GROUP TABLE AND MATCHZONE Gazzaniga 6; Aurier 6 (Trippier 75 min, 6

5), Sanchez 6, Alderweireld 6, Davies 6.5; Eriksen 6.5, Winks 7, Alli 6.5; Moura 7(Lamela 62, 7), Son 5 (Llorente 75, 6

5); Kane 8.Kane (78, 89) Son, Trippier. Vorm, Walker-Peters, Skipp, Sissoko.Mauricio Pochettino 7Zoet 7

5; Dumfries 6.5, Viergever 7, Schwaab 7, Angelino 6.5; Rosario 6, Hendrix 6.5, Pereiro 6 (Malen 73, 5 ); Bergwijn 6 (Gutierrez 86), De Jong 7 (Sainsbury 81), Lozano 6

5. De Jong 2, Lozano, Schwaab. Room, Behich, Sainsbury, Ramselaar, Gutierrez, Mauro Junior

Mark van Bommel 6.5 Ivan Kruzliak (Slovakia) 6.5 46,588  Luuk de Jong scored from a corner to give PSV the lead after just 62 seconds

  Kane rushed back to his own half to restart the game as soon as possible to help his side search for a winner Luuk de Jong lost Dele Alli in the box and powered his header past Paulo Gazzaniga to give PSV an early lead Wembley was stunned into silence as the striker converted Gaston Pereiro's corner within 90 seconds of kick-offMoura's jinking runs had caught the eye but the Brazilian was chosen to make way for Erik Lamela who helped produce the fightback

This was forgotten by the final whistle course, as the Glory, Glory tunes rang around the stadium and the everyone breathed a collective sigh of relief

This was Tottenham's fourth outing in nine days and Pochettino made six changes to the team which won in Wolverhampton on Saturday

There was no Hugo Lloris, who was serving a ban for the red card in Eindhoven. Paolo Gazzaniga won the battle to replace him and seems to have firmly overtaken Michel Vorm as the deputy to Lloris in the last few weeks

Dele Alli was back in the team making his first appearance of the season in the and part of an adventurous formation which was at least partially forced on Pochettino by limited midfield options

Gazzaniga's first touch of the ball was to pick it out of his net in the second minute of the game

PSV, the first Dutch club to play at Wembley since Ajax won the final here in 1971, were straight on the attack to force a corner

Not for the first time this season, Spurs defended a set-piece feebly. It took just 62 seconds for Tottenham's nightmare campaign to go from bad to worse The Dutch side celebrated together with a number of miserable Tottenham fans watching on in the stands Gazzaniga had no chance and stayed rooted to the spot as de Jong's finish flew past him into the net  Alli was the man responsible for losing his marker but there was some neat blocking off by PSV in the penalty areaOn the edge of the penalty area, Alli lost De Jong, attempting briefly to pull him back by the shirt before deciding to let him go

His efforts to recover were foiled when he was blocked by Nick Viergever.By the time De Jong, scorer of the late equaliser in Eindhoven two weeks ago, sprang to meet Gaston Pereiro's corner kick he was all alone and easily able to a firm header which offered Gazzaniga no chance

Amid all random issues swirling around Pochettino, such as delays to the new stadium, interest from Real Madrid and an absence of new signings, which he jokingly compared on the eve of the game to the Netflix drama House of Cards, there is this glaring footballing problem

Nine of the 22 goals scored against his team have come from set-pieces and they have conceded eight headed goals

As the Dutch champions and nearly 5,000 of their rowdy supporters celebrated the early De Jong strike, Pochettino tapped furiously at an iPad where the PSV set-piece routines would be stored

Tottenham at least summoned a positive response. Spurs had a number of chances in the first half and dominated possession but could not find a way through the defence Alli tried to make amends for his earlier lapse but saw his effort blocked as Spurs went in search of an equaliser Harry Kane was upset with a decision from referee Ivan Kruzliak and remonstrated passionately with the official Christian Eriksen fired wide and full-back Angelino cleared from the goal line as Alli flicked with his heel at a header by Davinson Sanchez

Kane forced Jeroen Zoet into a save and Lucas Moura dribbled deep into the PSV penalty area before he was smothered to a halt by blue shirts

Zoet made a very impressive double block to deny first Eriksen and then Alli although both efforts might have been finished more clinically rather than fired into the body of the goalkeeper

Anxiety had taken a grip. Spurs dominated possession and cut through the visitors and yet allowed desperation to interfere with their composure in front of goal

A simple pass forward from Toby Alderweireld was enough to release Alli and a neat first touch brought the ball down but again he failed to connect sweetly with his finish and Zoet scrambled across to save

There were plenty of empty seats at the national stadium and a muted atmosphere as Spurs attempted to fight back Lucas Moura looked a threat with his electric pace and dribbling ability causing the PSV defence plenty of problems Mauricio Pochettino cut a frustrated figure in his technical area before his side sparked a late turnaround There was an appeal for a penalty when Heung-min Son tumbled in the area

This were waved aside by the Slovakian referee and rightly so and PSV reached half-time with their slender lead intact

Ben Davies and Alli missed the target from distance after the interval but Tottenham did not threaten Zoet's goal as they did in the first half

Moura was sacrificed to throw in-form Lamela into the fray. Fernando Llorente and Kieran Trippier followed from the bench and finally the Dutch resistance was broken

Llorente played his part in the equaliser, setting up Kane to drive home with his left foot

The winner was header from a cross by Ben Davies which took two deflections on its way past Zoet

  Tottenham are still very much alive but face tough tests to come against Inter Milan and Barcelona up next  Harry Winks and Alli both delivered strong overall performances and Spurs will hope to keep up their momentum

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get up gotta tiptoe I've gotta see a friend of mine love and because he's

just

again

there's nobody

whether you go boo bear a few my silly

what a lovely day for an Africa the Thursday except when it's raining

squished ballgame okay long years here comes my knuckle under sideways overhead

curveball would I have a twister lemonade oh I do hope rabbit doesn't hit

it hey and if he does I hope it doesn't hit me not bad if I do say so myself

Robert isn't this the part where you run to the first base oh my boy it is

daddy's what's all the commotion about

you know what I always say you gotta watch that first step

oh dear very small animals such as myself simply weren't meant to cats it's

very large squish balls I got it I got it hey I got you pickle an old pal and

you got it why it's a touch goal I think

perhaps we could play a nice quiet game of checkers instead

what's the comp report not a pounds right hole-in-one holy yes it is yes it

is big lip hit a hole-in-one no it's not it's not hi piglet pure safe no he's out

out out Andrey out this is a matter for the referee to settle but Christopher

Robin is a referee then Christopher Robin isn't here

well of course he's here it's always here where else would he be but here

what do you know it's not here

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INTERVIEW WITH ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE ON TV - Duration: 11:24.

William Fox has the honor to present to world famous writer and scientist

Sir Arthur Conan Doyle is world famous for its stories of Sherlock Holmes.

He has spent his last 40 years at spiritualist study and is one of the main proponents of the existence of spiritual life and communication with the other world.

I have to speak a word or two to synchronize my voice, as I have understood.

There are two things that people always want to ask.

One is how I came to write the stories of Sherlock Holmes

and the other is how I came to have spiritualistic experiences

and to take much interest in this issue.

To begin with, about the stories of Sherlock Holmes,

They began this way: I was a young doctor at the time,

and he had therefore a scientific training

and often I used to read detective stories.

But it bothered me that in the old detective stories

Detectives always seemed to get their results by any matter of luck

or, if it not, was no explanation how they managed the solution. He detective he succeeded, but without giving a clear explanation.

I really did not seem to me entirely fair play. or, if it not, was no explanation how they managed the solution. He detective he succeeded, but without giving a clear explanation.

I really did not seem to me entirely fair play.

It seemed that they were obliged to explain why he had come to these conclusions.

Then I started thinking about it, It seemed that they were obliged to explain why he had come to these conclusions.

Then I started thinking about it,

Why not introduce scientific methods in the work of detectives?

As a student had a teacher named Bell,

it was extremely fast with deductive reasoning.

He looked at the patient, and only with open mouth,

I was able to make diagnosis of the disease, often of nationality, or even guess their jobs and other things,

only through observation.

So naturally, I felt good that people like Bell scientific dedicate themselves to detective affairs. only through observation.

So naturally, I felt good that people like Bell scientific dedicate themselves to detective affairs.

He did not find out things by chance.

He is the apañaría to give the solution scientifically.

So, once it is taken that line of thought,

It is easy to imagine he had in mind a new way of seeing the detectives,

and it was a way that I wanted to work.

So I started thinking about hundreds of small details and hundreds of deductions

with which it could reach its conclusions.

And I began to write stories based on these premises.

At first little they drew attention,

but after a while, when I started writing short adventures,

one after another, month after month being published in 'Strand Magazine'

people began to realize that it was different detective stories of the old,

they had something there that was new, and they started buying magazines

and they began to prosper. And I with him. they had something there that was new, and they started buying magazines

and they began to prosper. And I with him.

Both prosper together and, from that moment, Sherlock Holmes was established.

I have written much more about him than I never intended,

but my hand has been forced to write by the many kind friends who wanted to know more.

And that's how this gigantic growth has come

a very small seed compared.

But the really funny thing is, how are so many people in the world who thinks he is a real human being?

I get letters addressed to him. I receive letters asking for his autograph.

I get letters addressed to his stupid friend, Watson.

I even get letters from girls who wanted to work as her maid.

One of them, when he learned that he had spent the occupation of farming bees,

I wrote saying she was an expert in segregating the Queen, whatever you want to say that,

and she was clearly destined to be the maid of Sherlock Holmes.

Not if there's anything more I can say about it privileged.

But as to the other point, which is much more serious for me,

on the question of my fondness for psychic matters.

It is quite curious that my first experiences in that direction

They were at the time in which Sherlock Holmes was being created in my mind.

That would be between 1886 and 1887.

So no one can say that formed my views on psychic matters very abruptly.

41 years ago since I wrote an article on the subject

that appeared in the magazine 'Light', and which I noted it.

During these 41 years, I never missed an opportunity to read, study and experience in this area.

People ask me if I write more stories of Sherlock Holmes and certainly not likely to see it.

But as we grow older, the spiritualist matter grows in intensity and you see it more seriously,

and I think the few years I have left profudamente be more dedicated to that direction than to literature.

However, of course I have not stopped writing, the way of living,

but my main thoughts are that it should spread, if I can,

that knowledge, I have in spiritualist matters, and spread it as much as possible among those who have been less fortunate.

I do not suppose for a moment that I am proclamandome the inventor of spiritualism,

or that I am the chief exponent of this.

There are many great mediums, many psychic researchers, researchers from all classes.

All you want is to be like a 'Gramophone' in the matter.

to go, to face people face to face,

to try to make them see that this is not a silly thing, as is depicted so many times.

but it's a great philosophy and, as I see it,

the basis of all religious developments in the future of humanity.

I guess what I say I say with more reason, good and bad, and indifferent, perhaps any living being.

Therefore, a variety, because I have traveled so much, all over the world,

and wherever I've been, I've been in Australia, America, South Africa,

the best that had that had to do this was put at my disposal.

So when people come and contradict me, without any experience,

having read little and perhaps never having traveled the oceans,

You can imagine that I do not take their views seriously.

When I speak of this matter, I do not talk about something that I think,

I talk about what.

I do not talk about what I think, I talk about what.

I talk about what.

There is a huge difference, believe me, between believing in something and know a thing,

and talk about things that I have faced, I have seen There is a huge difference, believe me, between believing in something and know a thing,

and talk about things that I have faced, I have seen

I heard with my own ears,

and always, look, in the presence of witnesses.

They could not be hallucinations.

Normally, most of my experiments, I have had 6, 8 or 10 witnesses,

and all they see and hear the same things as me.

Gradually, I was becoming more and more convinced me in the matter, studying regularly,

but it was only in the time of war when our young colleagues splendid disappeared from view.

The whole world wondered: What has become of them? Where are they? What are you doing now?

Have they vanished into nothingness? Or are they still the great colleagues who knew?

It was only then that I realized the tremendous importance for humanity to know more about this matter. Have they vanished into nothingness? Or are they still the great colleagues who knew?

It was only then that I realized the tremendous importance for humanity to know more about this matter.

This made me hurl it even more seriously

and I felt that the highest purpose to which could dedicate what I had to live

He was trying to inform everyone something of that knowledge and security that had acquired myself.

Certainly the results they have justified me. I'm sure I could fill a room in my house

with the letters I have received from people, talking to me the consolation that my writings on this subject

and my lectures about it, have given to them. Like them,

by once again they have been able to hear the sound of a voice that had gone out, and have returned to feel the touch of a hand had vanished.

Oh, goodbye!

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Napoli 1-1 PSG: Lorenzo Insigne cancels out Juan Bernat's opener - Duration: 5:41.

Napoli moved level with Group C leaders Liverpool after coming from behind to earn a 1-1 draw against Paris Saint-Germain in their clash at the Stadio San Paolo

Following the English club's surprise 2-0 defeat away at Red Star Belgrade earlier on Tuesday, both teams were looking to capitalise and boost hopes of qualification for the knockout stage

PSG, who are just a point behind in third place, took the lead in first-half stoppage time through Juan Bernat

MATCH FACTS, ANALYSIS FROM MATCHZONE AND GROUP TABLE Ospina, Maksimovic (Hysaj 76), Albiol, Koulibaly, Rui, Allan, Hamsik, Fabian (Zielinski 70), Callejon, Mertens (Ounas 82), Insigne

Karnezis, Malcuit, Diawara, Milik. Insigne 62 Ruiz Buffon, Kehrer (Choupo-Moting 90+2), Silva, Marquinhos, Bernat, Meunier (Kimpembe 73), Draxler, Verratti, Di Maria (Cavani 77), Mbappe, Neymar

Areola, Rabiot, Diaby, N'Soki. Bernat 45+2 Kehrer, Mbappe, Verratti, NeymarBjorn Kuipers However, Napoli rallied following the restart, forcing veteran Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon into a string of fine saves before Lorenzo Insigne eventually levelled things up from the penalty spot

The Serie A side, though, could not conjure a winner, with Kylian Mbappe firing a late chance wide for the visitors

After a slow start, the first real opening came in the 22nd minute.PSG forward Mbappe was played into the left side of the penalty area, only for the French World Cup winner to fire an angled drive over

At the other end, Dries Mertens looked to get on the end of a cross at the near post, but the Belgian could not guide his half-volley on target

As half-time approached, Insigne flashed a shot wide, but it was PSG who snatched the lead just before the end of stoppage time

Mbappe again caused problems down the left as he surged into the Napoli penalty area, before cutting the ball back to the on-rushing Bernat, who swept the ball into the net as he stumbled

Napoli, furious the goal had been allowed after the indicated additional one minute, upped the tempo following the restart, trying to bring the San Paolo back to life

Defender Nikola Maksimovic headed over from a corner, before Mertens forced Buffon into a smart save

The veteran Italian produced another from the resulting corner, somehow turning away Mertens' deft chip

Napoli remained on the offensive, with only a remarkable block from Thilo Kehrer preventing Fabian Ruiz from smashing in an equaliser

The Serie A side, though, were level from the penalty spot in the 63rd minute. Jose Callejon latched onto a loose touch backwards from Thiago Silva - and was flattened by a combination of the PSG captain and goalkeeper Buffon

Insigne made no mistake from the penalty, slotting the ball past his fellow Italian into the bottom corner

PSG forward Edinson Cavani, who had been carrying a hamstring problem, was sent on for the closing stages to try to help conjure a winner against one of his former clubs

Mertens was then forced off following a challenge by Julian Draxler, appearing to have picked up a shoulder problem

Mbappe sent a late chance to win the match for PSG wide as he snatched at a low cross in from the right

 

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[VIDEO⚽] 💥 #NAPPSG Le but de Bernat, caviardé par Mbappé, qui fait un bien fou aux Parisiens ! https://t

co/SuCQUKVZwM Mais les coéquipiers de Thiago Silva, auteur d'une erreur fatale, ont craqué à l'heure du jeu en concédant un pénalty transformé par Lorenzo Insigne (61e)

Sans Edinson Cavani, d'Adrien Rabiot et Presnel Kimpembe, laissés sur le banc au coup d'envoi, Paris avait pourtant longtemps dominé son sujet grâce au système de jeu en 3-4-3 mis en place par Thomas Tuchel

Très loin de la prestation insipide du match aller (2-2) au Parc des Princes. Le brasier du San Paolo, son "THE CHAAAAMMMPPIIOOOONSSSSS" juste avant le début du match et le pressing intense des Napolitains n'ont pas impressionné la bande à Neymar

Incisifs d'entrée de jeu, les Parisiens auraient même pu ouvrir le score dès la 5e minute sur une perte de balle de Callejon

Mais Marco Verratti, bien servi par Neymar, a vu son "pétard" être détourné en corner

Dans un grand soir, le N.10 brésilien a ensuite été l'auteur d'une inspiration géniale qui aurait -une nouvelle fois- dû conduire à l'ouverture du score (16e) : lancé en profondeur par Angel Di Maria, "Ney" a talonné en pleine pour course pour Meunier, qui au lieu de frapper a fait une passe ratée dans la surface

Après sa chevauchée stérile mais fantastique (18e), le Brésilien a parfaitement servi Mbappé, qui a vu sa demi-volée passée de peu au-dessus de la cage d'Ospina (23e)

Maître du jeu et de la possession, Paris s'est toutefois longtemps heurté au mur napolitain incarné par Kalidou Koulibaly

Après avoir rattrapé Mbappé, pourtant connu pour ses accélérations fulgurantes (29e), le défenseur sénégalais a coupé le centre de Meunier pour le Français, idéalement placé dans la surface (36e)

Conscient qu'il ne lui restait que quelques heures avant de briller dans un grand rendez-vous avant la clôture des votes pour le Ballon d'Or, "Kyky" a finalement trouvé la brèche juste avant la mi-temps

Bien lancé sur le côté droit, l'attaquant français a temporisé pour transmettre à Bernat, qui s'est projeté comme il faut dans l'axe pour tromper Ospina de près (45+1)

Dix jours après son entrée salvatrice contre Marseille dans le "clasico" français, Mbappé a une nouvelle fait la différence dans les matches à enjeu

Revigoré comme jamais après la pause, Naples a emballé la rencontre pour obliger Paris à se recroqueviller en défense, son point faible

Malgré la pression extrême des joueurs de Carlo Ancelotti, Buffon a su retarder l'échéance grâce à plusieurs exploits coup sur coup: après sa parade sur le tir vicieux d'Insigne (51e), il a ensuite claqué le lob de Mertens en corner (52) avant de voir miraculeusement la reprise de Ruiz lui retomber dessus (57e)! Mais la pression était trop forte et les Parisiens ont fini par craquer à l'image de l'erreur fatale de Thiago Silva qui a provoqué le penalty transformé par Insigne

L'entrée en jeu tardive de Cavani, l'ancienne idole de Naples (2010-2013) adoptée par les 1800 ultras parisiens qui n'ont cessé de scander son nom lors de ce déplacement en Italie, n'y changera rien

Paris jouera son avenir européen lors des deux prochains matches. À voir sur Le HuffPost:

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Hi I'm Morgen. I RISE Up because my life has personally been affected

by the type of crisis that RISE helps heal.

I know that victim needs can go unmet

and the type of wounds left by sexual assault and intimate partner violence run very deep.

I believe that prevention education like

that provided by RISE is desperately needed to help end this crisis.

Resources are desperately needed on all fronts.

Will you join me in helping to support RISE?

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MONOWHALES - Let It Go - Duration: 3:13.

I want you to know

It's starting to show

It ain't easy

But I'm taking it slow

So I don't know why it's gotta be

Finding it hard, it's hard to breathe

Sticks and stones won't leave me alone

Won't leave me...

Oh, we've got to let it go, oh, oh, oh, oh

Cause I got something on my mind

And we have got to let it go, oh, oh, oh, oh

Cause you are that something

Hold tight when you feel like runnin'

Don't fight, we just gotta let it go

Feels right when we've got it goin'

Don't fight, we just gotta let it

I

I'm losing my mind

It ain't easy

To swallow my pride

I think I need you baby

You're all that I dream of lately

So let's come clean

If you know what I mean

Shout it out, shout it out now!

Oh, we've got to let it go, oh, oh, oh ,oh

Cause I got something on my mind

And we have got to let it go, oh, oh, oh, oh

Cause you are that something

Hold tight when you feel like runnin'

Don't fight, we just gotta let it go

Feels right when we've got it goin'

Don't fight, we just gotta let it

Something nice

Gonna say it twice

Something nice nice

You're a paradise

Hold tight, when you feel like runnin'

Don't fight, we can find another way

In time, when we've got it goin'

Feels right, we just gotta let it go

Hold tight when you feel like runnin'

Don't fight, we just gotta let it go

Feels right when we've got it going

Don't fight, we just gotta let it go

Feels right, we just gotta let it go

Well alright, we just gotta let it

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What is Dyslexia? - Duration: 8:28.

should have done something differently with my hair? probably

Hi there, my name is Hanna and I have dyslexia

And you might be confused by my channel name

But I can assure you you can have both

You just need to pay God a little extra the door. So I have decided to make four videos about dyslexia

So if you like this video

why not subscribe?

for more dyslexic content

First thing first

What is dyslexia? Dyslexia is commonly known after reading disability people with dyslexia struggle with language

Especially reading writing and spelling

When many people think about dyslexia, they might think about people seeing letters or words

Backward or they might think about like letters and words jumping around on the page when the person trying to read

This is a common misconception

Because it's not true

people with dyslexia see letters and words the same way as everyone else

Because it's not a problem due to bad eyesight or vision

Dyslexia is not a problem with seeing language. It's a problem about manipulating language

Having a hard time learning and remembering the alphabet as a kid.

Being a slow reader or having big trouble spelling

Difficulties, rhyming words and counting syllables.

You can also have bad motoring skills, a hard time tilling your left from your right or having piss-poor handwriting

And I can relate to that cuz my handwriting sucks

The International dyslexia Association defines dyslexia as

A neurologically based often familial

Disorder which interferes with the acquisition and processing of language

Great! (not) there was a lot of difficult words in that one. I'm just...

dyslexia is considered to be a cognitive disorder

A cognitive disorder basically means that a brain is wired a bit differently in people who has one of these disorders

Often these differences aren't that major

But it can still affect how a person proceed or use something like language for instance

So how does it work? Well, we know the brain has two hemisphere or two sites

You have the left side and the right side

The left side is known as analytical side and the right side is known as the creative side

This is because the left side is usually in charge of things like language

Analytical thought

logic and the Math

Well, the right side is in charge of teams like holistic thoughts

creativity

Music and art, you know all the fun stuff the comedian Bo Burnham made a really good song

Explaining the differences between these two sides and you should really check it out.

It's a great song anyway back to the topic

FMRI studies have shown that people with dyslexia

tend to use the right side of their brain and a frontal lobe more

This means that when you're dyslexic and you read a word it starts. It's picked up in the right side brain and

Have to travel all the way to the left side to the Language Center to you know

Sort of be decoded and it can get delayed in the frontal lobe and this is why it takes so much longer

for people with dyslexia to decode language

Basically, it was have to travel much father in a dyslexic brain then in brain, who's not dyslexic

But this doesn't have to be the end of the world

dyslexic people can

improve their reading

with work

By working with a teacher and using different

Rules like spelling rules. You can train your brain to use the left side more

Therefore make your reading much easier much.

You might also have heard the word learning disability being used while talking about dyslexia

and this is not completely wrong. Just a bit simplified

You see the word learning disability is a very general term when you're talking about different cognitive disorders

the word learning disability are often also kind of mixed up with the word intellectual disabilities

an intellectual disability would be something like Down's syndrome. So these things are not the same

But the general public doesn't always seem to know that

learning disability is not necessarily a bad word to describe something like dyslexia

since it can affect you while you're learning and you might actually need

different help a different method of learning

Which is something that doesn't always work with our school system today

That would be like a whole other video if I had to explain all of that

Anyway, it's important to keep in mind that dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligent

There's no studies that suggest that dyslexia is linked to lower intelligent

it's actually quite the opposite dyslexia have been linked to some very creative people

And also, a lot of studies have shown that people with dyslexia

Often have average or beyond average

Intelligent we can see proof in this used by looking at some of the famous people with dyslexia through history

on the one hand you have famous scientists like Albert Einstein and on the other hand you have great artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Picasso

you also have other people like Agatha Christie, Whoopi Goldberg

Steven Spielberg and Muhammad Ali all great people in your own fields

Dyslexia doesn't have to be a roadblock in your way

a lot of these people have confessed that

Dyslexia might have helped them in some way help them see different perspective and help them see the bigger pictures

Dyslexia is more common than you think

It's estimated that dyslexia affects about 3 to 7 percent of the world's population

One in five children is said to have it. So, if you not dyslexic yourself, you most likely konw someone who is

It also seems to be genetic since it tends to run in families

Like for instance both me and my brother has dyslexia because my dad has dyslexia

and he got it from his mom (my grandma) who got it from her dad's like my

great-grandpa

(Me trying to figure out Life)

Anyway, we just along the line of dyslexia in my family So I know where it comes from

having dyslexia can be a challenge

It can be super frustrating and sometimes it's gonna seem like you and your brain just hate each other for no reason

But it's important to remember the silver lining. You can always work with your dyslexia to it gets better

dyslexia is just sort of a different variation of the mind

it can also help you to see a different perspective than everyone else.

Thank you guys so much for watching this video. If you like this video, please subscribe to my channel

You can also find me on social media

Here or down in the description next video I'm gonna be talking about my own experiences with dyslexia. So I'll see you all next time

Bye

Brain, I am the left brain. I work really hard till my inevitable

Death brain you got a job to do you better do it? Right? And the right way is with the left brains mind. I like

Oreos, you know. How about a motor is you having problem telling you a left from your right?

Left from your right, right

Fuck

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Sales Sabermetrics - Duration: 6:24.

(upbeat music)

- Just like baseball,

sales is a game of skills,

statistics, and numbers.

If you hone your skills,

and you know your numbers,

you can control the game.

If you don't, the game will control you.

Are you leveraging the numbers,

statistics, and probabilities of sales?

Or, are you living on the

try-hard-and-hope system?

(heart-thumping music)

Here's a hard fact.

Some of us know our fantasy football stats

better than we know our own sales activity,

production, or outcome stats.

While fake football stats

might make you a few hundred bucks

winning your league,

knowing your personal sales stats

and leading indicators can make you rich.

I mean, what does it take

to become a Hall of Famer in sales?

To achieve your production goals

month in and month out?

Do you know exactly how many people

you need to talk to this month

to hit your unit and income goal?

How many appointments you need to set this month?

How many demos do you need to do specifically?

How many write-ups do you need?

Look, its time to get serious

and stop living on the hope system.

I mean, too often in our business,

I hope I sell a car,

I hope I get a lay down,

I hope I get a house deal

I hope I have a good month.

Man, we gotta get over that hope system.

Having specific short-term activity targets

that are tied to our desired outcomes

is the only way

to guarantee consistent success

over the long haul.

Look at sports for an example.

Look, players and coaches know

just about every one of their stats.

They have to so they can pinpoint

exactly what they have to do

to give them the best chance of winning.

Bottom line, their careers depend on it.

Baseball's a great example

of how you get extraordinary results

by knowing your stats,

your probabilities, and tendencies,

so you can put yourself in a position to win

instead of hoping to outwork

and outplay the other team.

Baseball writer, Bill James,

coined a term, sabermetrics,

in reference to the

Society for American Baseball Research,

and it became popular

in the 2011 movie, Moneyball,

which I'm sure a lot of you guys have seen.

It documented the incredible results

of the Oakland Athletics

while using sabermetrics

as their compass for decision making.

It scientifically analyzes and studies baseball,

often through the use of statistical data,

in an attempt to determine

why teams win and lose,

through its really through objective evidence.

This is performed by evaluating players

in every aspect of the game.

Specifically batting, pitching and fielding,

and sabermetrics is used

to evaluate past performance

and help predict future outcomes,

tendencies, and probabilities,

and these are useful

when determine what decisions,

actions, and activities need to do

to accomplish and achieve a desired result.

Unfortunately in sales,

we tend to view things differently.

We don't track much more

than how many we sell and how much money we make.

We spend more time worrying

about the final score of the game

than the steps and actions necessary

to win the fricking game.

Mean we find ourselves

rising above or falling behind the competition

with minimium or no facts at all

on why this happened

and what we have to do

to change the future outcomes

that we're looking for,

and I know some of you are thinking,

I have this information in my CRM.

But look, it's worthless

if we fail to break it down

into actionable daily game plans

and than execute on it.

It's no different from sports.

In sales, there are a number of stats

that can tell us a great deal

about our future success

and probable outcomes

if we choose to measure them.

If you wanna ensure success this month

and every month, from here on out,

here's what you wanna start measuring.

You don't have to measure all of 'em,

but we gotta measure opportunities.

How many ups are you taking?

Meaning, how many people

did you have to talk to

to hit your goal?

If you talk to 50 people on average

and sell 10 cars,

that means your magic multiplier

right now is five.

Well, if I wanna sell 12 cars,

and that's my goal,

five times 12 means

I gotta talk to 60 people this month.

Man those probabilities,

those are statistics.

That's how you can manage your business.

If your presentations and demonstrations

how many do you have to do?

Write-ups?

How many write-ups do you have to have this month

to hit your goal?

Do you have those numbers?

I mean, if I wrote up 20 on average,

and sell 10,

my magic multiplier is two.

That means, if I want to sell 12 cars this month,

I need to write up,

get 24 committed write-ups,

to hit my goal of 12.

And those are just some

of the face-to-face activities

that we had to start tracking.

It will give you your tendencies,

your statistics, your probabilities.

It's no different than

if you do vehicle exchange opportunities.

Are you mining?

Doing equity mining?

How many customers are coming

through service every day

that are in an equity position?

How many presentations are we making?

Of those presentations,

how many are we taking

to a second level presentation

actually demoing the customer?

How many are turning into negotiations?

Of those negotiations,

how many are turning in deliveries

and how much are we making?

There's so many areas we gotta look at

to make sure that the old saying,

that we're working smarter not harder.

Gotta know the numbers

if I'm gonna work smarter not harder.

Same thing with your fueling the future.

What are you doing to build your business?

How many outgoing dials do you need to make?

When you make those dials,

how many contacts are you making?

Of the contacts,

how many are resulting in appointments

and how many appointments are showing?

How many are we delivering

how much are we making.

How many texts are you sending

on a regular basis?

How many responses are you getting?

You can break it all the way down

in every single area.

But, by doing that,

now you're able to be productive.

Now you're able to get the most out of your day

every day and use your stats,

your probabilities,

to determine what your outcomes are gonna be.

And I know this sounds like a lot of work,

and maybe it is,

but the payoff is worth it.

It's worth it today.

It's worth it this month.

It's worth it for the rest of your career.

Shift your attention from sports stats,

from fantasy football

or whatever data is crowding your mind

and not serving you at all,

to make more money,

and start focusing

on your own personal player stats

and watch the wins pile up.

(intense music)

I'm Tim Kintz

and if you want more information

go to kintzgroup.com and check out our resources.

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Why did you do it?

Stubbornness. You have stubbornness, right?

I have hope

Which one is you? what did I do to you?

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martino & niccolò | se piovesse il tuo nome - Duration: 0:41.

I want to be with you.

Don't you want to be with me?

♪ If in the streets ♪

♪ Or in the confusion ♪

♪ It rained your name ♪

♪ One letter at a time ♪

♪ I would like to drink ♪

♪ In the midst of a thousand people ♪

♪ Station after station ♪

♪ And if... ♪

♪ If I don't go down to the right one, the fault is... ♪

You don't seem lonely to me.

Hanging out with people is not enough in order to not feel lonely.

It's your mind that feels alone.

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Halibuts in my Crab Trap? 광어가 통발에?? - Duration: 16:22.

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Tony Romanello, FLOOD - Exhaust (Original Mix)

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Tony Romanello, FLOOD - Exhaust (Original Mix)

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