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GrabPay is very simple, it's just an alternative payment to cash.

There's a QR code, you scan the QR code, you enter the amount, and press pay.

It's as fast as cash, it's as easy as cash, and it's more secure than cash.

We're focused on food because if we look here in Singapore, there's about 20,000

merchants that don't accept any payment methods today.

When we first spoke to the hawker centres and said, "Why do you take cash?", and

they said, "Well, you know, cash is easy, cash is simple, we can just take it, we can

put in the drawer and it's really fast."

And then we asked them about the problems around cash and they were saying, "Well,

sometimes we get challenged over the amount."

So we just looked at a simple way where any point we can take money very quickly, as fast

as cash, we can reconcile faster than cash, and the merchants can understand their business

very quickly.

If there's any challenge to that transaction, the response from the merchant is instant.

It's like, "Ok, have your money back.", and it's that quick.

I've not tried this cashless payment at my store, so I thought, "Why not?

Why not to give it a try?".

It seems to be working here because that's what we need here basically, because during

the rush hour, or during lunch, when the customers are coming with big bills, like 100 bills,

50 bills, so we have to give them change and everything, so it's going to be pretty tedious.

So with GrabPay, cashless payment, it does really help a lot.

So far, it has been very promising and very positive.

It expedites the transaction and also for us merchants, there're rewards as well.

There're rewards in terms of how many transactions involved in a day, if let's say for example,

more than 20, there is an, I think, additional of 10 or 20 dollars, something like that.

I think the biggest thing is perception from industry.

Why is this ride-hailing company going into payments?

I think there's probably a bit of a lack of trust with the merchants, and we're trying

to breach that trust, and we're trying to develop something that they believe in.

And I think we're breaking down those barriers very quickly.

Today, we have over 60 financial institutes that are connected to GrabPay.

They look at us as a recognizable partner in the industry and somebody who is credible

in payments, otherwise they wouldn't put their energy into our organization.

To collect full payment by GrabPay totally, everyday, I think, not say impossible, it's

possible, but somehow or rather, for merchants like us, we still use certain amount of cash

to make some payment to our suppliers everything.

So, if we need to go to an ATM machine all the time, everyday,

it's going to be quite cumbersome.

So, I think, certain percentage by cash and more of it by GrabPay is good.

We really look to solve problems.

So, we think there's a problem around moving money around Southeast Asia,

and that's something we'll continue to look into and

see whether it's something we can be relevant in.

We're looking at B2B, you know, how the merchants pay for their food that they're

going to serve to consumers, is that something we can solve problems in and be relevant in?

There's lots of ways that our product, our services, can help the nation.

We're just looking for what problems we are solving first.

Based on what they've done so far, I think it's benefited both, so I think I wouldn't

mind to carry on, I mean, this so-called partnership or even collaboration with Grab.

So it's really a win-win situation.

I think the consumers are ready for a world of cashless payments.

Today, there's a payment wallet in Singapore that can serve 4 million people.

We think that's quite incredible and we're moving from a very desperate and fractured

landscape to one that's consolidated by Grab.

So if we focus our energy on cash, we'll solve for cash.

If we focus our energy on the existing players in the market, I think we'll be distracted.

I'm very respectful of them, but I'm focused on cash.

You should expect GrabPay to be everywhere in Southeast Asia pretty quickly

and we're really excited about that.

Last year was a year of planning, this year is a year of execution.

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Tutorial: How to make an animated End Screen for YouTube with VideoScribe - Duration: 7:21.

What's up guys in this video I'm gonna show you how I made this funky little

end screen in VideoScribe for YouTube and that's coming up next.

Okay, I'm downloading all the icons from this website 'Iconfinder.com'. I'm

downloading them as SVG's because VideoScribe draws SVG's really well as

opposed to JPEGs or any other file format. They are all going to be round

icons because they will match with my YouTube Subscribe button. If you download

any icons from this website and there are any licenses attached to the icons

like Creative Commons 2.5 or 3.0, please credit the author in the description, or

wherever else that you're putting your icons onto; like your website. Okay,

so let's jump on into VideoScribe and I'll show you how I created the outro

animation. So the first thing I'm going to do is select a background color

and for now I'm going to go with a dark grey but I'm going to change it to black

later on. I've noticed that you can't actually see the formatting when you're

working with a black background color... and now I'm gonna import my first item

which is my camera logo and I'm going to go into Image Properties and I'm going

to change the logo to white and I'm going to animate it for half of a second,

pause it from 0 seconds, and put a transition for half of a second, and

instead of drawing it I'm going to have it move in from the top left,

and I'm going to do that with 'No Drawing hand' whatsoever. I'm going to change it

to 'Silhouette' because that seems to show up the actual logo in white. So now I'm

going to type my name and I'm going to use the Limelight font which is a font

that I have used for my website and my logos for quite a while now, and once

again I'm gonna have it move in; I'm gonna do that from the bottom this time

and I'm going to animate that for a second with 0 pause, and half a second

transition. Once again, select 'No Drawing hand'... and I think it's pronounced Segoe

Print? I'm not entirely sure, but anyway I'm gonna write 'Another Video'.

Underneath here when I come to do the outro in YouTube on the end screen, I'm

gonna put a video. I'm going to choose a video and I'm gonna put it underneath! I will

animate that for half a second pause for 1 and a half seconds and transition

for one second and this time instead of 'Smoothing In' I'm going to 'Bounce' that in

from the left and again using 'No Hand' to animate these icons and these names. I'm

also going to use the 'Segoe Print' for the 'Subscribe' text and I'm going to

animate that for half a second pause it for 0 and transition for one second

and I'm gonna 'Bounce' that in from the right'. When we jump on over into YouTube

I'm going to show you how I put the Subscribe button right next to that text.

Interesting stuff isn't it?! And as you can see it can be a little

bit tricky trying to get the text in the right position and the right size is but

with a little bit of time and love you can do it quite easily. All the icons are

animated for half a second with a 0 pause and a 0 transition

I'm going to have all the icons 'bouncing' from the left and like every single item

in this scribe, there is going to be 'No Hand' to move and type these items. All my

Social Media names are going to be drawn in the 'Courier New' font and they are

all going to be animated the half a second pause for 0 and transition for

1 second, and this time they are not going to 'Move in' I am finally going to use the 'Draw'

function... so I'm going to 'Draw' them in but with 'No Hand'. With the bit of

tweaking you can get the layout just right... I think it's important to make

sure that the icons and the text are all the same sizes so you have to do a

little bit of faffing around, comparing sizes and matching up... Let's just whizz

through this bit...

And now I'm gonna change the background to black for maximum effect. And when you

play and download the video in VideoScribe always uncheck 'Zoom at end'

otherwise it just zooms in and it just doesn't look very good. So this is the

animation coming out of VideoScribe. Now let's jump on over to YouTube where I

can add the End Screen video and the Subscribe button. But first let me just

quickly show you how to export this VideoScribe scribe. So to

export you literally just head on up to the share button at the top you click on

'Download', you choose the format you want to save your work in, and the frame

rate, which I've chosen 50, and it's full HD and then just click the tick button

and that's how you export your video scribe. Now let's jump on

over to YouTube... Okay, so this is how it all comes together. Here we are in

YouTube and I'm at the 'End screen and annotations' page. So the outro is

currently animating and as soon as 'Another Video' pops in, the split second

after it does, I'm going to 'Add Element' and I'm going to choose a video from my

previous playlist I'm going to choose this 'Still Life Photography Flowers'

video, for now, just so I can show you how this works. Now I'm going to put the

Subscribe button in and I'm gonna do that as soon as the word 'Subscribe' pops

up. Notice how the circular Subscribe button matches the circular social media

icons.

And this is the final outro. This is how it plays out. Thank you very much for

watching, please subscribe if you haven't already done so and please Like the video. Thank

you guys, I'll see you soon.

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Short Stories For Kids | The Mercury And The Woodcutter | Stories For Children With Moral Values - Duration: 3:14.

The Mercury and The Woodman!

A poor Woodman was cutting down a tree

near the edge of a deep pool in the forest.

It was late in the day

and the Woodman was tired.

He had been working since sunrise

and his strokes were not so sure

as they had been early that morning.

Thus it happened that the axe slipped

and flew out of his hands into the pool.

The Woodman was in despair.

The axe was all he possessed with which to make a living,

and he he didn't have enough money to buy a new one.

As he stood wringing his hands and weeping,

the god Mercury suddenly appeared

and asked what the trouble was.

The Woodman told him what had happened,

and straightway the kind Mercury dived into the pool.

When he came up again

he held a wonderful golden axe.

"Is this your axe?"

Mercury asked the Woodman.

"No," answered the honest Woodman,

"that is not my axe."

Mercury laid the golden axe on the bank

and sprang back into the pool.

This time he brought up an axe of silver,

"Is this your axe?"

Mercury asked the Woodman.

but the Woodman declared again

that his axe was just an ordinary one

with a wooden handle.

Mercury dived down for the third time,

and when he came up again

he had the very axe that had been lost.

The poor Woodman was very glad

that his axe had been found and could not

thank the kind god enough.

Mercury was greatly pleased with the Woodman's honesty.

"I admire your honesty," he said,

"and as a reward you may have all three axes,

the gold and the silver as well as your own."

The happy Woodman returned to his home with his treasures,

and soon the story of his good fortune

was known to everybody in the village.

Now there were several Woodmen in the village who believed

that they could easily win the same good fortune.

They hurried out into the woods,

one here, one there,

and hiding their axes in the bushes,

pretended they had lost them.

Then they wept and wailed

and called on Mercury to help them.

And indeed, Mercury did appear,

first to this one,

then to that.

To each one he showed an axe of gold,

and each one eagerly claimed it to be the one he had lost.

But Mercury did not give them the golden axe.

Instead he gave them each a hard whack over the head with it

and sent them home.