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there's a lot of debate out there whether it's safe or not to pressure

wash a dirt bike the areas people are concerned about are the intake and

exhaust bearings and seals chain and the radiators as well so what I'm gonna do

is pressure wash my bike like normal and then turn to some of those components

afterwards see if there's any damage or any signs of water in there so the

pressure washer I'll be using is just a cheap Roby electric one definitely not

very high-powered but it's got plenty of power to wash a dirt bike I would try to

keep it under 2,500 psi for your pressure washer

by the way I'll have this pressure washer link down in the description to

where you can buy it to protect the intake and exhaust from water damage

always be pulling off the seat and air filter and installing a wash cap pretty

hard to get water behind that and then for the exhaust just a simpler muffler

plug will do

and the areas you want to be careful around when you're pressure-washing are

the radiators any type of bearing such as swing arm pivot bearings linkage

bearings wheel bearings and of course the steering head bearings as well and

by being careful I mean not getting too close to those bearings or seals a good

distance to stay away is about 12 to 16 inches depending on your pressure washer

so believe it or not it is safe to pressure wash the chain that's the only

method of ever use for cleaning a chain and I haven't had one single issue with

it for this particular chain it is a di DX ring and I've had it on this bike and

my previous bike as well probably well over a hundred hours on it and it's been

holding up incredible and all I've ever done for cleaning is spray it down with

the Maxima clean up and pressure wash it so I'd recommend staying about 10 to 12

inches away from the chain just to be careful

and then immediately after pressure-washing i'll spray down the

inside the chain with maxima and ppl this will prevent the chain from rusting

all right I've got the bike all washed up now let's dig into it and see if

there's any water in those components I spoke about earlier the first thing I'm

gonna tear into is the intake it's gonna pull off the wash cap and take a look

into the airbox boot and see if there's any water in there here's the moment of

truth it's gonna shine a flashlight down into the airbox boot I do not see any

signs of moisture so far that's good you can see there's still some water inside

the airbox but nothing in the air boot that's actually gonna lead to the engine

so that's a really good sign really handy to have those wash caps I'll put

the link to where i bought mine down in the description now for the exhaust not

a whole lot to check out just gonna pull out the plug and i really didn't do a

whole lot of pressure washing around the muffler here so it's pretty unlikely

that water got inside but it looks pretty dry one thing I didn't talk about

earlier is the electronics on this bike there's not a whole lot to worry about

basically just have a wiring harness CDI box underneath the front number plate

and a ignition coil up inside of here on a four-stroke especially a fuel-injected

bike there's a lot more going on so that's usually a bigger issue with water

getting in the electronics however on this bike I'm just gonna pull off the

front number plate disconnect the wiring harness from the CDI box and take a look

inside see if there's any water in there

all right these are the two connectors for the CDI box when I pull them off

there was a little bit of moisture here at the base of the connector let me zoom

in on it so you can see what I'm talking about here see there's just a little bit

of moisture buildup there but nothing down inside the connector itself or in

the CDI box as you can see on the connector there is a seal and that seals

off any moisture pretty good let's take a look down inside the CDI box

thankfully it looks like there was some dielectric grease down inside of there

and that always helps combat any moisture buildup so while I have it

apart perfect time to apply some more dielectric grease to it so this is the

grease I'll be using really helps prevent any issues with water buildup

inside of a connection

so far everything is checked out fine nothing inside of the intake or exhaust

and the electronics seem to be sealing up pretty good too

so before I tear into it anymore I figured I'd give you guys a little

backstory on this bike so you have an idea on the maintenance history and how

often I've been washing it so I bought this bike about two years ago he was

sitting in this guy's shed some stuff was torn off of it like the carburetor

some plastics and whatnot and the aluminum was super corroded so I had to

go through and clean all that up but that's besides the point I ended up

pulling the bike all the way down to the frame motor came all the way apart to

you and surprisingly the the bike was actually pretty much original had

original tires original grips so really hadn't been ridden a lot anyways I went

through the whole bike cleaned it all up we greased everything we replaced some

parts and I've been riding ever since so it's

had about two seasons of riding I would say about three times a month during the

riding season and after every ride it's been thoroughly pressure-washed

so except they got a lot of pressure washing in those two years so this

should be a really good indicator of how well the bearings and seals hold up to

pressure washing I'm actually really curious to see this

as well I'm gonna start at the front end so the front wheels gonna come off I'm

gonna check out those bearings and seals and then inspect the steering stem set

as well I know a ton of you guys would love to have a scissor lift like this so

check the links down in the description to pick one up I love this one it helps

out so much and I think they're only about 150 bucks or so

all right let's pull up these spacers and check things out inside I just see a

bunch of grease in there I do not see a speck of water down inside of there it

does kind of look like water so I'm gonna run a screwdriver in there and see

if its water or grease definitely looks like grease to me yeah it's got to be

grease if there was water in there usually it'd be beating up on top of the

grease and I don't see any of that let's check out the other side now yeah this

side looks pretty clean as well

it's crazy how you can pull it just a couple bolts and the front end is

completely off the bike so let's check out these upper steering stem bearing z'

well they look pretty good plenty of grease still left on them

looks like there's still a good amount of grease in between the two cages but

no signs of water which is awesome and up here on the race I don't see any

water in there as well now onto the lower steering stem bearing

looks like there's a little less grease on this one and definitely some sand in

there as well but no signs of moisture keep in mind this is two years of riding

and washing the bike several times a month

it is definitely gonna need to be cleaned up and regressed which was the

biggest reason why I wanted to pull this bike apart to check things out since you

guys have just been eating up the last couple videos I've been getting a ton of

engagement on them I'm gonna do a little giveaway so I've got a few stickers over

on my website prime MX comm and so I'm gonna give away a sticker pack all you

have to do is comment down below to stoked and I'm gonna pick one your

comments and this sticker pack right here will be yours one more thing before

I check out the rest of the bike I figured I'd give you guys a little heads

up I will be in Denver Colorado Saturday June 2nd for the Thunder Valley Pro

national if any of you guys are going to that race I would love to see there so

if you see me out there come say what's up next up I'm gonna check out the shock

linkage bearings and the sooner and pivot bearings - and I need to regress

them anyways

let's pull apart the linkage and see what we got inside of it if there's any

part that's gonna have water inside of it it's this part right here it's on the

bottom side of the bike and it's always super dirty so there's a ton of pressure

washing involved with the linkage

the linkage actually looks really good there's no signs of any water in these

bearings or even on the pins at all so of course it's gonna need a cleanup

Andrew greasing and if you guys remember right a few videos back I was showing

that there's some play in this lower shock bearing so while I have the

linkage off the bike I'm gonna go ahead and replace that

I'm gonna do the same thing with the swingarm here

just pull apart the pivot bearings check them out clean them up and regress um

another thing I'm gonna do while I'm at it is pull out the chain adjuster bolts

these commonly seize so I'm gonna clean them up and apply anti-seize to the

threads

all right everything checked out fine with a linkage ensuing arm no signs of

any water and those bearings so I've got them all greased up and the bike is

ready to go back together but make sure you stick around towards

the end of the video there's still a few more things I'm gonna check over for

water damage

I've got the bike all back together and another area of concern when pressure

washing a dirt bike is the radiators so a pressure washer can bend over the fins

if you get too close these ones actually looked pretty good after two years of

pressure washing let's check out the front side front looks pretty good too

so like I mentioned earlier you want to stay about 12 inches away if you're

careful around the radiators you should have no problem pressure washing them

there's also a lot of debate whether it's safe to pressure wash a chain so

I'm gonna split apart a link and check it out

I've got a link split apart on the chain still got the plates over on the chain

and then the inner part the pins and overhangs over here so what we're

looking for is rust or corrosion here on the pins and the inner part so the pins

look pretty good no rust on those the inner part of the chain looks pretty

solid as well starting to show some wear but still plenty functional the rollers

on the center part of the chain are starting to show some movement so the

chain is gonna need to be replaced fairly soon but as far as water damage

and signs of water in there I don't see much at all so as long as you stay about

12 inches away from the chain when your pressure washing and then immediately

thereafter spray like a wd-40 or maxima and ppl on there and you'll be good and

then follow that up with a chain loop of course another thing people might be

worried about is pushing water past the gaskets on the engine the flywheel cover

would be the most likely gasket to let water through since it's so exposed to a

pressure washing and there's a rubber grommet on the front side of it here so

if there's no water behind flywheel cover I would venture to say the rest of

the gaskets are fine

so if there was water behind the flower will cover the flywheel would definitely

be rusted since it is bare steel in the clutch arm and clutch cable would have

some corrosion but no signs of any water in here and I even had a torn gasket on

the cover since the outer clutch cover has an

opening instead of a gasket I'm gonna pull that off and check behind it to

once again if there was water behind the cover it would be beating up on top of

the oil and there's absolutely no signs of that whatsoever now we can say with a

hundred percent conviction that pressure washing and dirt bike is absolutely safe

there were no signs of any rust corrosion or water damage and all those

areas I checked over so now you guys need a good affordable pressure washer

click the link down in the description to buy the exact pressure washer that I

use on a weekly basis trust me it's gonna make your life a lot easier when

it comes to washing your bike you guys enjoy the video give it a big thumbs up

and share it with all your riding buddies this is some good info to have

alright everyone thanks for watching and I'll see you later

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⚠️ Challenge -The monkey is approached by man or Adam & Eve - Subtitles - Duration: 1:14.

Beginer World

Year 1

Year 3

Year 5

Year Jesus c4 BC (a)

Year 1500 Cristofor Columb

Year 1770 Ludwig van Beethoven

Robots - 1948 Sistem Elmer & Elsie by William Grey Walter

Year 1960 The Beatles

Year 2018 Robot Sophia

End of The world

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GDPR: Why everyone is freaking out over four letters | CNBC Reports - Duration: 3:02.

If you're like me, you're probably getting tons of emails

asking if you want to unsubscribe from an email list.

Beyond acting as a spam filter for all those emails you don't really want, what's this all about?

Four letters: GDPR.

GDPR stands for the General Data Protection Regulation.

If it sounds complicated, well, it is.

It's a set of sweeping data privacy rules going into effect across Europe

and it applies to any company in the world with customers in the EU.

When it comes to the type of company that's affected by GDPR, who is it?

Everybody.

Everybody?

Absolutely everybody.

Regulators say the purpose of GDPR is to "harmonize" data privacy laws across the EU.

The basic goal is to give individuals more rights over how companies use their personal data.

So for example, I now have to deliberately give consent to a company

if I want to keep receiving emails from them.

Or if I want a social media company to delete an embarrassing photo of me from when I was 16

because it's hurting my career, I have the right to do that.

For a consumer, it's brilliant because it means that you

are having a much greater say in what is done with your data.

GDPR goes into effect May 25.

But a recent survey from data analytics company SAS found only

half of companies worldwide say they'll meet the deadline to comply.

I think a lot of companies are sitting on their hands and seeing, how does this play out?

Tamzin Evershed has been overseeing GDPR compliance

at a US-headquartered data management company for the past two years.

All our IT is out in the U.S. so it was quite new for them really,

the idea that they had to comply with a piece of European legislation.

Companies that aren't able to meet the requirements of GDPR face some serious fines -

up to 20 million euros or 4% of global annual turnover - whichever is bigger.

So for a tech giant like Facebook - that can equal over one billion dollars.

And for a small business - it can mean make or break.

We've always historically had compliance departments.

We've historically had IT departments.

What we're missing in the middle is the person that manages the data, the strategist as it were.

GDPR is providing opportunities for new jobs and companies in the data protection space.

Probably 80-90% of our business is GDPR-related right now.

Kyle Dupont is CEO of Ohalo, a London-based startup that provides "x-ray" scans

to help companies locate and track personal data.

European companies have definitely become very much aware of GDPR.

We're seeing a lot of traction recently just in the past month or so from U.S. companies

that have sort of seen existential risk to bits of their businesses.

And they can either do two things.

They can pull out of Europe completely or they can try to fix the problems.

GDPR is a headache for a lot of companies out there,

but it also looks like it's a win for consumers like you and me.

Hey everyone, Elizabeth here. Thanks so much for watching!

What do you think about GDPR?

Let us know in the comments section and leave us any other ideas.

Be sure to check out more of our videos over here.

See you later!

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What is the Passive Voice? 😅 English Grammar Lesson - Duration: 14:30.

Hello I'm Emma from mmmEnglish!

This lesson is at the top of my request list.

So many of you have been asking me for a lesson

about the passive voice

so I'm glad that I finally got it ready for you.

Now, this can be a really confusing grammar

structure in English.

Lots of my students ask

"What's the point of the passive voice?

Is it really that important?"

Yes!

Understanding the passive voice is important.

In this lesson, you'll learn

what it looks like, why it's useful

and you'll practise using it with me.

The passive voice is used often

by native English speakers.

It's a mistake to think that it's only used

in formal speech.

It's also used informally, quite a bit!

So stay with me through this entire lesson,

keep focused

it's not that long.

Before we keep going, a quick little reminder to join

the mmmEnglish grammar challenge.

You'll get to practise the 10 most common grammar

mistakes that English learners make

and learn how to avoid them with me.

And if you join and complete the challenge by

by the end of May,

you could win one of the many, many prizes

that we've got going on.

So why should you use the passive voice?

Well there are times when you don't want to say who

or what did the action.

Maybe you're trying to avoid responsibility

for something you did

or you don't want to get your mate into trouble

or maybe you don't know who did the action or

or because actually the object is the most important

or the most interesting part of the sentence.

So that's the thing that the action is happening to

not the thing that is doing the action.

You can use the passive to change

the focus of your sentence.

So let's go back a moment.

To understand the passive voice,

I should really first explain the active voice

but you already know it,

it looks like like this.

The children ate the cake.

Subject, verb, object.

Now most English sentences

are more complicated than this but we'll start simply.

The subject does the action to the object.

The children ate the cake.

Now, imagine that you left for work in the morning

and there was a whole cake on the kitchen table.

But by the time you got home,

it had completely disappeared.

You don't know who ate it,

I mean, you could probably guess, but you don't know.

Where is this cake?

The cake was eaten

by somebody.

So the solution is to use the passive voice

because we don't know who ate the cake.

Now, sometimes we're just more interested

in the object of the sentence rather than the subject.

English speakers frequently use the passive voice.

But this lesson isn't about English speakers,

it's about the passive voice.

It's the most important thing.

So we can change it to say the passive voice

is frequently used by English speakers.

Now you'll often read passive sentences in newspapers

when the journalist can't say who did something.

Maybe because they don't know who did it.

It's also used in scientific reports and legal documents

because the information has to be objective

so often there is no subject.

Now some other really common passive expressions

that you already know.

Be born.

We don't say "My mother bore me on June 23rd 1989."

I was born on June 23rd 1989.

When your friend tells you about his new colleague,

he won't say "People call him Tony"

he'll say "He's called Tony" or "He's named Tony"

'The Stand' was written by Stephen King.

The movie Deadpool was directed by Tim Miller.

The national anthem was sung by Fergie.

In all of these really common examples,

you can see the structure of the passive voice.

The be verb followed by the past participle.

I thought we only use the past participle verb

in the perfect tenses?

Yeah we do use it in the perfect tenses

and in the passive voice.

If you see the be verb followed by

the past participle form,

you know that this is a passive sentence.

So let's go back to the first example to explain the form

of a passive sentence.

If our active sentence is "The children ate the cake"

the passive sentence is

"The cake was eaten by the children"

The object of the active sentence becomes the subject

in the passive sentence.

To make the object of the active sentence

become the subject,

we actually need to change a few things in our sentence

So are you ready to learn how to do that?

Here's our active sentence,

to make a passive sentence,

we need to use the passive tense

and there are six steps to turn an active sentence

into a passive sentence.

Now you might want to take a notepad out

so that you can write them down as we go.

Step one, identify the subject, the verb and the object

of the active sentence.

Step two, move the object to become the new subject

of our sentence.

Step three, check the active sentence.

What is the verb tense in the active sentence?

This is really important because the passive voice

exists across different tenses

so you must check what tense the active sentence is in

to make your passive sentence correct.

It's in the past simple, "The children ate the cake".

Good!

Step four, conjugate the verb be

so that it's in the same tense

as the main verb in the active sentence.

We need to change our be verb

verb to the past simple

so it becomes was or were

depending on the new subject

and our new subject is the cake

so we can choose was, "The cake was".

Step five,

add the past participle of the main verb after be.

So looking back at the active sentence,

the main verb is eat,

though it's in past simple form

but can you think of the past participle of eat?

Eaten, right?

Now the last step, step six,

you need to decide what to do with the subject

of your active sentence.

The children.

In the passive voice, you don't have to include

the thing that is doing the action.

You can completely remove

that former subject from your sentence

and that's helpful if you don't know who ate the cake

or you don't want to say who it was

or you don't care - maybe it's not important.

But you can add it to the end of your sentence

with the word by.

The cake was eaten by the children.

Let's look at some more examples together.

The house was built in 1893.

The car will be sold by the weekend.

The washing had been left out in the rain.

Many people's lives were saved.

Can you see the passive form here?

The be verb is always there but it tells us the tense.

It helps to describe when something happened

and it also conjugates with the subject.

People's lives were saved.

The house was built.

And the be verb is always followed

by the past participle.

We can also explain who or what did the action

by adding by.

The house was built by her grandfather.

This car will be sold by the salesman.

The washing had been left out in the rain

by her husband.

Many people's lives were saved by the volunteers.

Okay let's try a new sentence together.

I want you to do this one with me please.

Can you remember the six steps?

Someone has stolen my neighbour's car.

This is an active sentence.

Now can you remember step number one?

It's easy! Identify the subject, verb and object.

Step two, make the object the subject.

Step three,

tell me what tense is used

in the original active sentence.

The present perfect tense.

Step four, you need to conjugate the be verb

so that it's in the same tense.

The neighbor's car has been.

We're using has because the subject is now the car.

Step five, add the main verb in past participle form.

The neighbor's car has been stolen.

It's the same verb as the original sentence,

which was also the past participle.

Step six, decide

do you need to include the thing that did the action?

Is it really that important?

Maybe not

because we don't really know anything about who did it,

it's just someone.

I'd probably just leave it as

my neighbor's car has been stolen.

But if we knew a little bit more about who or what did it,

we could definitely include it.

My neighbor's car has been stolen by someone.

My neighbor's car has been stolen by a monkey.

So the passive form always includes the be verb

with the past participle

and if you need to include any information about

what or who did the action use by.

Okay, I've got

three more examples for you to practise with.

We made lots of money in 2002.

Lots of money was made by us in 2002.

I will clean the house on Monday.

The house will be cleaned by me on Monday.

He built the house for his parents.

The house was built by him for his parents.

Okay now that's enough for this lesson

but there is actually a lot more to practise

about the passive voice

like how to use the negative forms and questions,

how to use modal verbs in the passive voice,

how to include adverbs of manner

to explain how something is done.

But there is enough information right there

for a whole new lesson so I'll get to that.

Practise your passive sentences in the comments

under this video and make sure that you

subscribe to the mmmEnglish Channel

if you haven't already.

Just click that red button down there.

Then I can let you know when I've got

a new lesson ready for you.

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There are t-shirts to give away,

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So come and join and improve your grammar with me.

That's it from me today, I'll see you next week

for another mmmEnglish lesson. Bye for now!

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What Man City told Mikel Arteta after he missed Arsenal job is pretty major [Mirror] - Duration: 5:41.

Football News24/7 It was a case of so close, yet so far for Mikel Arteta and the Arsenal job

This time last week and the Manchester City coach looked nailed on to inherit the reins at the Emirates Stadium

After a successful round of talks for the job, the former Arsenal player had emerged as the overwhelming favourite

In the end, though, the Gunners opted for experience and selected Unai Emery as the man to take over after 22 years under the watch of Arsene Wenger

Nevertheless, there's still a quiet feeling that Arteta could still return to north London one day

Taking the job without any prior managerial experience could have been a risk and the Spaniard may look for openings elsewhere before committing to a top club

Arteta misses out on Arsenal job His ties with Manchester City have led some fans to speculate that he could stay within the franchise and manage New York City FC, who may lose Patrick Vieira this summer

Ultimately, though, there's no rush for Arteta to jump into the hot seat At City, he has the opportunity to learn under one of the greatest managers in the modern game and continue to win trophies at the Etihad Stadium

Arteta could succeed Guardiola It will do him no harm to stick it out in Manchester

Interestingly, too, there could be an even greater incentive for Arteta to stay put

According to the Mirror, City have told the 36-year-old that he would be in consideration to replace Pep Guardiola if and when he leaves the club

  The news has emerged after the club offered Arteta a new two-year contract as coach

It was also revealed that Guardiola called Arteta as soon as he heard that Arsenal had performed a U-turn with chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak also seeking to console him

The fact he could one day take over at City, though, is probably the ultimate reassurance

No matter how Arteta progresses as a coach, he would have to impress the hierarchy at City who will have incredibly high standards when Guardiola eventually departs

It would be a major risk to appoint a complete novice but that's exactly how Guardiola started out at Barcelona

The moral of the story is that his rejection at the hands of Arsenal really isn't the end of the world for Arteta and it seems he'll have no trouble making it as a number one eventually

Besides, he could have the Premier League's finest team making him a job offer in coming years

Do you think Arsenal were right to pick Emery over Arteta? Have your say in the comments section below

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Social Security Scandal Uncovered, $571M Of Taxpayer Money Is Gone - Duration: 13:14.

Social Security Scandal Uncovered, $571M Of Taxpayer Money Is Gone

If there's one thing that drives President Donald Trump nuts, it's giving taxpayer

money to people who don't deserve it.

And he'll be even more distressed to learn that over a half-billion dollars has accidentally

been paid out to individuals who didn't deserve a cent of it.

That's right.

It was all one giant mistake, and you paid for it!

We all know that government spending can spin out of control but generally, government offices

can at least tell you what the money was for.

Even if you don't agree with the amount of cash spent, even if you're a little angry

at shelling out for something you feel was unnecessary, it still makes at least some

sense.

This, however, is just entirely unacceptable.

According to a highly disturbing report just released by the Office of the Inspector General,

the Social Security Administration handed out a whopping $571 million in disability

benefits.

But it was all one giant mistake:

"The Social Security Administration improperly disbursed an estimated $571 million in disability

benefits to people who had already returned to work, according to a government audit report.

Of the overpayments, nearly $201 million of the improperly disbursed benefits checks was

due to the administration's slow processing, and almost $371 million was the fault of the

beneficiaries who didn't complete paperwork on time, the Office of the Inspector General

wrote in a report released Tuesday."

Well, that's just great.

People often joke about the administrative incompetence of government agencies, but this

takes the take.

If you aren't familiar with this particular process, those receiving disability benefits

from the SSA are granted a trial work period before they stop getting payments.

Recipients must then report back to the government when they start working so the SSA can conduct

"continuing disability reviews" to figure out if the individual should keep getting

benefits.

But in many cases, the SSA took an average of 155 days to process legitimate earnings

reports – that's almost half a year! – so taxpayer money kept flowing out the door.

In one outrageous example, someone on disability reported in November 2014 she had returned

to work, and the SSA didn't verify her employment until June 2015, and didn't halt disability

payments until September 2015.

And when they found out, that individual wasn't even required to return the $7,823 she'd

unfairly received.

Then there are instances where the SSA overpaid an estimated number of beneficiaries where

they were told the individual was receiving money from a job, but did nothing to act on

that information.

If this is how our government agencies are operating, President Trump needs to step in

and fix it.

Rapidly.

We

just can't allow

this insanity

to continue!

For more infomation >> Social Security Scandal Uncovered, $571M Of Taxpayer Money Is Gone - Duration: 13:14.

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quatrevingtonzetv ep1. What is Q-pop? - Duration: 22:48.

how are you?

-be happy -same to you

thank you. Yerbolat-aga, look what we bring.

-congratulations on your win. -thanks!!!

A lot of people ask from me: "Yerbolat, you've created q-pop" . But I want to ask from you what is q-pop.

what is q-pop? who knows?

for now i think we should discuss this question, right?

Ehm,now i wanna show you onw thing.

this is book

that is why, from now,from today, from this moment

this project . The q-pop. Do we need that? For what?

What is this? To that questions you should find the answer.

Honestly, I forgot any words. Because when we entered the room, the room was already full with people and cameras

that is why we didn't understand anything. then we realized that shootings on 91tv has already started.

and we talked about q-pop and things, and got different impressions. then Yerbolat-aga stops and says that we will visit Korea.

and to achieve one of the goal we set up, within the frameworks of this project I will send you to Korea

wow! congrats!

wow! because wow! *lmao Bala*

that was unexpected. God, so we will go out from Almaty,from Kazakhstan.

now, as 91, we want to do it faster

I am very excited

ninety one

so, let's be happy! so,so. one,two,three, ninety-one,one-one-one!

day 1. Morning-> afternoon 15:00

Hello. mhm.

Are you already filming?

Aza. - m?they already started filming us

and, so?

Ace: so its the first day. Alem: Dulaaaa(Zaq), stand up

Zaq: *doesn't want's to get up*

the whole apartment full of cameras, so stand up

so whey you come from? but we live on the fifth floor. so you are having a keys?

Aaaaa, Gaukhartas(manager) has keys.

Yeah, that's it, now I understood. Gaukhartas!

hey,stand up! wake up! Bala,we also need to go to the gym.

so, we walk to he kitchen, and they are inkitchen, and in the kids bedroom too.

and also every corner of the home has cameras, even in the bathroom

we need to get used to that

Aza, open your eyes, look to the left

-Ace, stand up! -oh,stop.

Soooo,I want to sleep. We was working till the morning and got tired

*Bala,have you got enough sleep?*

It doesn't seem like he got.

Eh,interesting. Weird feeling.

i didn't give my consent to this.

*Zaq. where are you going?*

where is the towel?

WAAAAKEE UUUUPP!!!

if you are hurrying somewhere, stand up, put you clothes on, and go back to sleep

others will do their things, and you will be ready to go

it's little uncomfortable. I didn't understood how to behave

Alem: Do you have a bag ? A.Z.: Yes,yes, I have

So , what I have to change my clothes here? Leave the room

Hey, go,go,go,go!

That's right, why you have not done this earlier?

*hi! we can see you!*

Hey, turn that off too

Bala: why we don't have teapot? If you drink tea, are you making it in this?

Look there, it's there.

It's so dark here

Hey, look. what is hanging here?

Do you remember Gryffyndor?

At the behest of fate, with that click. Milk appear!

Batyr, are we gonna go to the gym now or what?

-Let's eat first. -What we gonna eat?

-it depends from Bala -let's ask from cameramans, maybe they brough something

so, it's started. it looks like you like to wake up those, who sleeps nicely

That is not right thing, actually.

Sooo, it's our home! For now we use this instead of teapot, because it's broken

Bala: What is broken? Alem: Teapot, BALA!

-Did I spill that? -Who then? -It's me.

I am ready,yo

Ye, we have alot of tasks and work for today.

It's kind of hard day. Now we will go to the gym

After that we will have preparation for the concert, live rehearsal or we will finish studio recordings

And dance practice then. And you will follow us everywhere?

So we will have day full of different colors and shades

Guys, i'm ready physically, but not morally

I don't know about you, but I guess you go to bed at 10-11 p.m. So If you can endure to our timetable. It'll be strong

Come on, let's say all of us. Where? To what camer?

say what? -Thanks. no. not "thanks". - come on, for what?

thanks for wake uping like this -oh, then i will go to change my clothes - are you still not ready?

-no, i mean i have to wear something. -so, Ace is not ready, yet.

then, let's say something together.

Hello to everyone, welcome to our reality show. So,so in next episodes cameras will follow us

And we will have to get used to that, and we will do that.

-oh, let my leg be a microphone -big thanks

So, now we have prepared clothes to the gym. Are you ready? -I am. -Me too

-And I am ready too -So, we are readu, let's go then

*guys are confident in themselves*

*Where are going , Zaq?*

*massage room*

Hi, guys. My name is Gulmira. And I will be your coach during reality show.

Don't think that it will be easy because I'm girl, it won't. We will train here, and it will be too hot for you today.

So. now we will start session. And we will start from warm-up on treadmills

Understand? why r u standing then. Work! *good luck,91!*

Someone on the 5th speed is already tired

Stand up! *save me!*

All of you r so loud, hope it'll be that way after training -It will be, will be.

Azamat, another 20. -another 20? ok. all of my body in pain

Keep your back straight, look to the cieling

Butt to the back, not knees to the forward

it's not comfy to stand like this -Where is the fifth one?

How is your mood? -Good. -Good

Is that good? Another one and that's all, well done guys. Don't forget to breathe, inhale-exhale.

eyes are not openning.

Let's give him 10(kilograms) on each side.- But, have he lifted before? -Yeah,ofc,he did. he did 15

Hey, what do u mean? he is lying. he is lying. - no, he lifted. -no,he is lying!

And, I guess it's enough for you. I think,the coreagrapher will finish you.

Evening p.e. has ended.

Hurray! Cool!

Ace: Where is Zaq? Bala: Don't know.

Why, he is not here? We are struggling and dying here, and he is absent

So guys, u did well, it was hard for u, but u was trying. Amazing. We will see each other more

But for now, it's task for you from producer. -Thanks.

-Read. -Welcome to the 91tv. We will give u tasks throughout the show. Each episode will have own rules.

Task for today: run for 5 mins on trademills,then without break sing and dance "Ayiptama" fully

-what?-what?-ah? -wait,wait, *reads task again*

Here? *in kazakh*/ -here? *in russian* *dictionary*

-where? - without Zaq? *kaz*. - without Zaq? *rus* *dictionary*

Ok, without Zaq, so how four of us will do it, we will run for 5 mins. But it's not written on what speed.

-put on 91st. -go,go,go. - ninth speed.

and, so u think this is funny?

press the button. - i can't put the mic

*starts singing* we will start from this place?. -yes.

*Second breath*

We did it! Did It!

You are cool!

I' ve told you to take in a lower key.

*guys, what r u planning?* he is sleeping now. - what we gonna do, how we will wake him up?

-let's do a flick, do a flick.

Yea,flick it's idea. maybe spill water on him and also flick him at the same time. and he will be like *dumdumdum*

Do know what my legs turned into? and you are having massage

that's it, stand up,let's go.

Dulat, you have prepared today nicely,well done!

We will have to achieve to the answer on "what is q-pop?"

it means that until we won't find an answer, cameras will be around us

From this project, i will wait an answer for that question.

In general, you will get to know us

*see you in the next episode*