(knocking)
Trick or treat!
Whoa, man, that is not cool. Your costume is like super racist.
[VICENTE] Racist?
[IAN] Yeah, "Mexican" is a culture, not a costume, and you're culturally appropriating it.
[VICENTE] Actually, it's not just a Mexican
It's Mexican singer-songwriter and cultural icon, Vicente Fernandez.
Winner of three Grammy Awards, eight Latin Grammy Awards,
fourteen Lo Nuestro awards,
and a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
[IAN] Yeah, okay. But still, dressing him up like a Mexican stereotype -- all "Ai ai ai!" -- is, like, super offensive.
[VICENTE] No, this is how he looked and dressed.
[IAN] Wait, is that real?
[VICENTE] Maybe the offensive thing is you considering a great artist like Vicente Fernandez
nothing more than a generic Mexican stereotype.
[IAN] Ah jeez...
[VICENTE] Yeah, dude you're gross.
Just like your cheap-ass candy.
[LAA-LAA] Hi there, trick-or-treaters.
I'm sure you're worried about potentially offending people with your Halloween costume.
No one wants to be accused of cultural appropriation or outright racism.
That's why I'm here! To show you a simple loophole:
It's not racist if it's specific
Step 1: Pick a culture that fits your body type.
Thanks to those Pilates classes, you'd look damn good in a loin cloth.
Step 2: Find a specific member of that culture.
Step 3: Research their life and accomplishments.
The more details you know, the better.
[MAN] Red Cloud's dying words: "They promised to take our land, and they took it."
Whoa.
[LAA-LAA] If you do your in-depth research,
you can dress as whomever you want.
Because you will be totally prepared to handle moments like this.
[RED CLOUD] Trick or treat.
[IAN] Come on. You can't just dress like a cartoon Native American.
[RED CLOUD] I am Red Cloud of the Sioux tribe.
Otherwise known as the Mahpíya Lúta, one of the most capable warriors the US Army has ever faced.
I spent a lifetime fighting for the rights of my people and this is how you see me?
[IAN] I'm so sorry.
[RED CLOUD] (spits) I wouldn't trade beads for your cheap-ass candy.
[LAA-LAA] Why be a sexy white woman this Halloween when you could be a sexy geisha?
[MINEKO] I am Mineko Iwasaki.
At my peak, I was the highest-earning geisha in Japan.
By the time I retired at 29, I had entertained Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles,
and former US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger.
[IAN] Just take my candy.
[MINEKO] What would the sexiest geisha in history want with your cheap-ass candy?
[IAN] I don't even know who I am anymore...
[LAA-LAA] Now that's how you get away with cultural appropriation.
So, who are you planning on culturally appropriating this Halloween?
Or Purim? Let us know in the comments.
Hey, you wanna grab some tacos?
(record scratch)
What? Vicente Fernandez loves tacos.
[VICENTE] He's right. That's historically accurate.
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Toxic Tangerine - A protest song parody of all that is Trump - Duration: 2:56.
In a land from sea to shining sea, And all the people in between,
Saw an election that was changed, With Russian help in 2016
Our leadership has gone astray, It's gone from being kind to really mean,
We're suffering at the tiny hands, Of the toxic tangerine.
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, We all find him obscene,
He worships only green.
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Women find him obscene,
The toxic tangerine
He's a crass misogynist, And the ultimate narcissist,
Hey guess who I have really missed?
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Blacks find him obscene,
He's always on the green
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Latinos find him obscene,
The toxic tangerine
(full speed ahead Mr. Mueller!)
(full speed ahead Mr. Mueller!)
As we approach election day, Everyone at last will have a say,
Think all he's done to make you scream, Send a message to, the tangerine!
Bluewave Yeehaw!
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Vets find him obscene,
He worships only green
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Kids find him obscene,
The Toxic Tangerine
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, Disabled find him obscene,
The Toxic Tangerine
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, He's always so damn mean
He worships only green
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, The world finds him obscene,
He's always so damn mean
We all can't stand the toxic tangerine, We all find him obscene,
The Toxic Tangerine
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The Earth Is Flat por Jade Novah (subtítulos en español) - Duration: 4:10.
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What Is Pumpkin Spice? - Duration: 4:41.
INTRO
Jessi: We have a special visitor here at the Fort today: it's Sam the Bat!
Sam: Hi, Jessi!
I was in the neighborhood and wanted to say hello.
And I brought over some of my famous pumpkin spice cookies to share, too!
[Jessi:]
Thanks, Sam!
Sometimes it's nice to have a little treat.
And I do love pumpkin!
[Sam:] Me too!
We fruit bats love fruit.
But you know, these cookies don't actually have pumpkin in them at all?
[Jessi:] Really?
[Sam:] Really!
Lots of things that are pumpkin spice flavored don't have pumpkin.
The flavor is actually just a bunch of spices mixed together.
Spices are ingredients we use in cooking that usually come from plant parts with lots of
flavor,
like certain seeds or even bark.
Most of them also have a strong, delicious smell, and they're usually, but not always,
dried out and turned into a powder.
If you've ever sprinkled some ground-up black pepper on your food, that's one example
of a spice!
[Jessi:] Oh yeah, I do that all the time!
[Sam:] The flavors in spices are so strong that we don't eat them by themselves.
Trying to eat some black pepper on its own would be really burn-y!
Instead, spices are used in small amounts to give an extra-special flavor to all sorts
of foods.
[Jessi:] Like herbs, right?
[Sam:] Exactly!
There's another type of ingredient that's very similar, called herbs.
They're the dried out leaves of special plants, and they're used to flavor food,
too, just like spices.
The spices we use to make something pumpkin spice flavored are the same ones that are
used in pumpkin pie, so the flavor reminds us of pumpkin.
[Jessi:] Oh, so that's why we call it pumpkin spice, not because it has any pumpkin in it.
[Sam:] Yup!
Some pumpkin spice foods, like ice cream or yogurt, can have pumpkin in them, but not
always.
[Jessi:] So, in these cookies, the spices on their own remind us so much of pumpkin
pie that they taste like pumpkin without any actual fruit in them?
[Sam:] Uh-huh!
[Jessi:] Cool!
So, which spices do you use to make pumpkin spice?
I'd love to try it myself.
[Sam:] Well, this special combination usually has five types of spices in it:
cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice.
[Jessi:] Oh, we have cinnamon-flavored foods all the time!
Sometimes I like to add a little cinnamon to my morning oatmeal, and I know Squeaks
likes to sprinkle some on his hot chocolate – yum.
[Sam:] Sounds delicious!
Cinnamon is probably the most well-known of all the spices in pumpkin spice.
But did you know that cinnamon is actually bark?
It comes from something called a cinnamon tree!
To make the cinnamon we buy at the store, people peel off bark from the tree and remove
the rough outer layer.
The inner layer of bark is what we use as a spice!
The next spice on the list is ginger, which has sort of a spicy taste that's really
unique.
The ginger we eat is actually a root, the part of the plant that's in the ground.
Fresh ginger can be pretty strange-looking!
[Jessi:] You know, I think I've had ginger-flavored cookies before, too!
It's in ginger snaps, right?
[Sam:] Right!
People actually use both fresh and dried ginger for cooking, which is unusual for a spice.
Then there's nutmeg, which comes from a seed.
When people make nutmeg, they dry the seed in the sun, grind it into a powder and that
becomes the nutmeg that we use in food.
It's hard to explain what nutmeg tastes like because it's often combined with other
spices when we put it in food,
but you can ask a grown-up if you have some in your house that you could smell.
[Jessi:] So what else was on the list of spices in pumpkin spice, besides cinnamon, ginger,
and nutmeg?
[Sam:] Next are cloves!
They're made from flower buds that are dried out.
Cloves also have a very strong smell.
[Jessi:] You know what the smell reminds me of?
The dentist's office!
[Sam:] Yeah!
Sometimes dentists use it to make a special oil that helps if someone's mouth is hurting
them.
So not all dentists' offices will smell like cloves, but some do.
[Jessi:] I'll have to ask my dentist about it the next time I visit!
[Sam:] Now, there's one last spice in pumpkin spice: allspice!
[Jessi:] Allspice … that can't be /all/ the spices, can it?
[Sam:] Oh no, allspice doesn't mean all spices.
Can you imagine if all the spices in the world were in these cookies?
There are so many different spices that it's hard to even count them all!
[Jessi:] Yeah, I think we have at least 20 just in the Fort's kitchen.
[Sam:] Allspice got its name because people think it tastes like a combination of cinnamon,
cloves, nutmeg, and pepper.
That's not even close to all the spices in the world, but it is a lot of different
things for one spice to taste like.
Allspice is actually a type of berry.
People pick the berries,
then dry them out in the sun, and that's how we get allspice!
So, there you have it: Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice come together to make
pumpkin spice!
[Jessi:] Wow, so all sorts of different parts of plants make up pumpkin spice!
There are berries, bark, roots, seeds, and flower buds — that's amazing.
I can't wait to try these cookies!
I wonder if I'll be able to taste each different spice now that I know what to look for.
Thanks for joining us!
If you want to keep discovering all sorts of stuff about our fascinating world, hit
the subscribe button,
and don't forget to check us out on the YouTube Kids app.
We'll see you next time, here at the Fort!
Sam: Bye!
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Is Your Cat Scared of Fireworks? Help Them Cope, Relax and Stay Safe! - Duration: 9:44.
it's nearly firework season and today I want to give you my 13 tips for how to
help your cat cope with fireworks and how to keep them safe so stay tuned
hi I'm Dr Alex from ourpetshealth.com helping you and your cat to live a
healthier happier life so if you're not subscribed already make sure you click
on that subscription button down below so that you don't miss out on all my
future videos all about helping your cat stay as healthy and happy as possible so
today I'm just on my lunch break and the weather outside is a bit grim so I'm
just recording this video in my car as you can see and you know it's really
important to keep your cat safe during fireworks I was actually on duty last
year in the weekend when there were lots of fireworks going on and unfortunately
we had a stray cat admitted that had been hit on the road and suffered a
broken pelvis now thankfully she did very well she was a lovely cat we
managed to find a new home for her she was also pregnant and she did need a
cesarean section as a result of that fracture to her pelvis so the the
opening have become very narrow and so she couldn't took it on birth naturally
the kittens did great they're lovely they all got new homes and she did
fantastically well but you know that just highlights the risk that fireworks
can pose to cats so it's important to keep them safe and really my first step
to keep them safe and to help them cope is to plan well in advance there's no
point in rushing around like a headless chicken on the evening a student when
fireworks are going off or just before they're about to start
you know get your supplies in early get your plan in place early and it will
just make you know make life much easier for you and you'll be able to help your
cat much better and much more effectively and kind of sticking with
the early planning kind of my next tip is to actually get your cat microchip
now there's a number of different reasons why you should get your cat
microchip but a big one is that if they do get lost and so if they they escape
the house if they don't come back in and they're outside during the fireworks
then the microchip will allow you to can be reunited with your cat if they happen
to be taken to a rescue center a shelter to a veterinary clinic
yeah it'll just help you get your cat back also if they do get injured then it
will allow that to get in touch with you straightaway which can make all the
difference when it comes to you know treatment that's needed that may very
well be life-saving so definitely think about getting your cat market ripped and
that's you know important even if they are indoor cats because it only takes
the the door to be open a fraction a window not to be closed they panic and
they head out and then you know that's when bad things can happen the next
thing to do is always keep your cat inside during fireworks that way if they
panic if they run off then they're not going to get into difficulty they're
going to be contained within the house so always keep your cat inside and that
can mean programming your microchip catflap to not let your cat out after a
certain time period and I've actually got a video that I'll link up here
somewhere all about the benefits of having a microchip cat flap and it can
also just mean locking the flap in the morning so that when your cat comes in
they can actually come in through the flap but they're not able to then get
out and that just make sure that your cat's inside in the evening when
fireworks are taking place you know also don't leave it till the
last minute don't think while I'll lock that flapper at 6 o'clock or you know 8
o'clock in the evening the fireworks are plan for another couple of hours because
you might get early ones your cat might you know stray a bit further afield look
that cat flap make sure it cuts inside in the you know from the early afternoon
if not the morning just to make sure that they definitely are inside right my
next step to help them cope is to make sure you've got enough litter trays down
you've got plenty of water you've got plenty of food down and that should be
one more than the number of cats in the house so that's just a general way to
reduce stress but it also means that you know if they're if they're nervous if
they're kind of toileting and they kind of have an accident then there's
actually a clean tray for them to to go to also you know you want to be cleaning
those out regularly as well so you know make sure your cat's got the required
Amina tees available to them just to help them cope and just to reduce other
forms of stress next we have to keep curtains closed so
it goes without saying really from before that windows and doors absolutely
should be closed do you want to be very careful when you're coming into the
house and anyone else is coming into the house that the cat doesn't escape make
sure windows are closed what makes your curtains are closed because that's going
to dull the noise it's going to reduce the noise it's also going to reduce the
flashes of the light and that can actually be a kind of a big cause of
stress as well because those bangs of the fireworks often accompanied by
flashing the light and that can cause your cat to be quite stressed as well
okay to further deaden the noise you can play some background music so that can
be having the radio on the TV on can be the dishwasher something like that just
some background noise it can be the radio even some white noise from the
radio kind of static from a radio that's not properly tuned in that can help just
dull the noise and further distract your cat step number seven is to comfort your
cat so to provide some comfort to them some reassurance if they want it so they
might come up to you they might want to spend all night on your lap which is
absolutely fine but don't force it because some cats will prefer to be by
themselves in a dark enclosed place so don't kind of rip them out from there
and gonna force your comfort or attention on them but if they want to be
reassured that absolutely provide that to them and then that brings me on to
step number eight for how to help your cat cope with fireworks and that's to
actually provide them with a safe place to go so cats very three-dimensional
they often like to go up to high areas and so that safe place might be on top
of a wardrobe it might be in a cupboard it can be under the bed so just allow
them to have access to these areas and if they do choose to go there then
actually definitely let them go there don't disturb them don't rip them out
just let them kind of be and that is a way kind of withdrawing that they kind
of they cope with any stress as well so
another thing that we can do is to try and distract them and now this can be a
little bit harder than the dogs who are you know more food orientated and maybe
more playful but I'm trying to play with your cat so using any toys kind of
fishing rod kind of style toys or some really high value treats or something
that you know your cat loves mixed in with a chew toy or a treat ball or
something like that so it can just provide a bit of mental distraction and
a reward for kind of using that distraction and help kind of help your
cat cope and reduce their stress level so that's definitely something to think
about as well and then another way to help is to actually consider sort of
medication and that comes in lots of different forms so the first one often
to try something called fellow--a which is a pheromone treatment so that is a
pheromone that just helps your cat feel at home it reduces their stress levels
and it's the same as when cats are kind of rubbing their cheek against against
items and they're marking their territory this is kind of a synthetic
version of that and it can make a big difference it comes in a spray it also
comes in as a plug-in kind of diffuser air freshener style product and that is
released into the room and can really do a great job in helping kind of reduce
cat stress levels other things we can give a kind of more herbal supplement so
something like salt keen or Carmex or Rescue Remedy can help again it's not
the be-all and end-all and it will work better in some individuals than others
and then finally we've actually got kind of veterinary pharmaceutical products
and you definitely obviously need to talk to your vet about that and they're
ideal for cats that really struggle to cope that are developing other signs so
maybe signs of cystitis because of that stress i'm cystitis is normally due to
stress in cats and I've spoken about that in a video that I'll link up here
so yeah definitely talk to your vet about all these things as well kind of
my eleventh tip or strategy to help your cat cope is to monitor modify and
maintain so monitor kind of the effect of your plan how well that helps your
your cat cope with fireworks modify that if needed so if it's not working quite
as well as you think it could then make some changes so that next time your cat
is able to cope with fireworks and they
have less stress and then maintain that so once you find something that works as
you just keep doing that every time fireworks adieu so that could be bonfire
night Guy Fawkes night it could be the fourth of July it could be New Year
whenever fireworks are likely or common or predicted in your area then practice
all of these things that we've been talking about and just maintain that my
next step is to never punish your cat so if they have an accident if they scratch
something because they're really stressed and don't actually punish them
because it's only going to make things worse what they'll learn to do is
actually associate fireworks with you being angry as well as having that fear
of the fireworks themselves so we definitely don't want to do that you
know they really can be terrified of this so you know it's not really fair
and then to them punish them because of something that they do when they're so
anxious when they're so scared so never punish your cat and then finally is just
to check your black garden in your backyard once and the fireworks are over
kind of the next morning before you let your cat out just to make sure that
there's nothing that's falling into your garden that could could harm could
injure your cat or maybe that they could eat and could cause them I'm causing
serious harm so just to check your garden okay so those are my thirteen
steps strategies or tips to help your cat cope with fireworks and to keep them
safe I'd love to hear your comments down below if you do anything that you know
really helps your cat hope that I'd love to hear from you but until next time I'm
dr. alex from our pets health because they're family
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Boyfriend Is Ready To Propose, But Is She Cheating? (Full Episode) | Couples Court - Duration: 16:39.
This is Couples Court with the Cutlers.
JUDGE KEITH: We're here on the case of Elijah v. Neil.
Y'all have been together for four years and met on Facebook.
Is that correct?
BOTH: Yes, Your Honor.
All right Mr. Elijah,
you brought your girlfriend here to court today.
ELIJAH: Yes, Your Honor.
Why have you brought her here?
Because I wanna marry her, but I wanna find out whether she's cheating or not.
JUDGE DANA: All right, and you're here, Miss Neil, because?
I'm here to prove that I'm not a cheater, Your Honor.
And to basically save my family.
And my relationship.
All right, let's look back on how you got here.
Y'all met on Facebook.
ELIJAH: Yes.
How did that happen?
Actually, I posted a picture and she liked it, so I inboxed her.
I asked her why she liked it and she was like, "I think you're cute".
So...
JUDGE DANA: Ah!
All right. Mr. Cutler, we didn't have Facebook then, I couldn't inbox you then,
but I would've inboxed you.
But you would have?
I would have.
You would have.
I would. Absolutely.
Okay.
You know, I was watching her during this whole thing.
She was just smiling.
(CHUCKLES)
Okay, tell me about that, when you his picture go blink.
He didn't know but... We went to high school together.
He was more like in his final years of high school, I was just starting.
JUDGE DANA: Ah, so you've been eyeballing him.
Yeah, I had a crush on him, but he was in a relationship
so when I saw him post a picture I was just like,
"Oh, let me like a picture, and see if you still in a relationship".
I ain't mad at you.
All right. There you go.
I like it. I like it.
JUDGE KEITH: And so what did y'all do in your early days?
ELIJAH: We stayed in two different spots.
So when we met up, it was like we would walk on dirt roads,
kinda like from the country.
JUDGE KEITH: It's all good.
I had a butterfly feeling every time I saw her.
Because she's so far away.
JUDGE DANA: Aw!
Like I had when I met you, butterflies in my stomach.
You had butterflies when you met me?
Little bit, little bit of butterflies.
I still get butterflies, how does that make you feel, Mr. Cutler?
I really do.
It's okay.
Butterflies are good.
Butterflies are what keep it hot.
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
All right, what did y'all like to do for entertainment?
Did you go to movies, did you go to restaurants,
what kind of things did you like to do?
Honestly, he might decide to cook.
Basically, we always ate like, pork chops, rice, garden peas, cornbread.
That was his thing, to cook for me.
Okay, you're making me hungry now, okay?
Did he cook that for you?
Yes!
That's what I'm talking about.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)
(CHUCKLING)
I wish I could come off this bench and give you a hug.
A man who can cook a right pork chop
is not to be underrated.
(ALL LAUGHING)
You tell me why we're here.
Every time she's texting somebody,
it's a dude she's texting actually.
Tell me specifically,
what is bothering you about her texting.
Like it might be a text saying, "I'm gonna come and see you".
Okay, you've actually seen texts that said, "I'm coming to see you"?
ELIJAH: Yes.
What do you say to that?
I mean, if I didn't respond to the text message, I don't...
I really don't know what to say because...
I didn't respond back to it.
So you asking me, "Well, why is he telling you he's gonna come see you?"
I can't control what they told me they're gonna come do.
JUDGE KEITH: Well, here's the thing.
A guy is not going to write you and say, "When can I come see you?"
Unless he has an expectation that he's gonna come see you.
See that's the thing. That don't worry her neither 'cause she still texts him.
Where is your number posted that all these fellas are getting your number?
NEIL: My phone number isn't posted anywhere.
And it's not always guys. I don't just randomly give my number out
to a guy that I meet.
It's people that I've already known before him...
They might invite me...
Or they might comment on a picture that I post and tell me to inbox them,
and that's my decision.
And yes, I do inbox them,
and eventually after a conversation, I give them my number.
It's not like I meet random guys.
So, do these guys know that you're involved in a relation ship with Mr. Elijah?
I tell all of them I'm in a relationship
and some of them say they don't care
and some of them do back away, and they don't text me again.
But some of them say they don't care.
JUDGE DANA: So let me ask you something, woman to woman.
I don't have the need for other men to say anything to me.
This one's got that covered.
Is there an unmet need
in terms of your relationship with Mr. Elijah,
that you were trying to get from these other men?
It actually is, but when I tell him that it's,
"No, you just trying to make up an excuse."
He throws it off to the side and tries to flip it back on me,
and he just ignores the fact of what I just told him,
the reason why I do it.
Okay, you talk to him about why that's not good.
Did this ever cause you to break up with Miss Neil?
Um, yeah. On occasion, yeah.
Why?
There'd even been a time we had to move and separate from each other,
and she would stay with my dad and his girlfriend and they had a party.
And they told me that she left, but when I call her, she would never answer the phone.
No no no, don't turn this...
But when she finally answered her phone, she still wouldn't tell me where she was.
But you'd already broken up.
Yes. Yes, we were.
No, we were just in two separate spots.
JUDGE KEITH: In your eyes, were y'all broken up?
No.
Okay.
JUDGE DANA: I thought you just said y'all was at a break.
We were broken up.
No, no no.
NEIL: You are so lying.
JUDGE KEITH: All right, so he finally got in touch with you
and you eventually went back to his dad's house, is that right?
Okay, so what happened when you got back?
ELIJAH: Before all of that, she asked me to pick her up.
If you were broken up,
why did you call him to come pick you up?
Because he had called my phone before I left Savannah and he asked me
would I come back and could we work on it?
And that's why I was like, "Okay, well, you pick me up in Statesburg
"and we'll go from there. We can work on whatever you want to work on."
Is that how you remember it, Mr. Elijah?
I mean, yeah, some what. But when I got there...
Somewhat, like! It's always somewhat.
When I got there, I wasn't expecting to see two guys and her and another girl.
The other one was the person that I was with while I was in Savannah.
It was his car.
But at some point, y'all got back together, right?
Y'all got in a car together, what did that look like?
A mess.
On the way back, she didn't say nothing the whole time,
but the whole time I was asking her...
Oh, you lie.
About why were there two dudes and two girls in the car.
Okay, when she get in the car, that's what you fire off.
"Who were you in the car with?"
Yeah.
And what did you say?
When we got home...
Maybe I can refresh his memory.
Because he never stopped talking about it.
It was even two days later, we have an honest hour about it.
What did you tell him?
I told him that me and the dude had actually slept together.
And we had been... I had been down there with him
since I left from his dad's and his girlfriend's house.
JUDGE DANA: And how long were you in Savannah?
I was only in Savannah for two days.
No.
Yes, I was.
I know what day I was in Savannah. I know what...
So you found a guy in Savannah in two days?
NEIL: No no no.
Yeah, she find a guy in like two days.
Oh, my God, no.
We was just in two separate spots.
JUDGE DANA: Specifically, why do you believe she's cheating?
There was this time I went into the house
and it actually smelled like sex in the room.
And the ceiling fan wasn't on before I left.
I probably left like 45 minutes.
JUDGE KEITH: Okay, and when was this?
It was actually June, the 7th.
Okay. June 7th, tell me what happened.
Why is the ceiling fan on and why smell like sex there?
First of all, he's lying.
Because he had been there.
ELIJAH: I'm not.
My son's birthday was June 4th,
we had a birthday party for my son.
He was there the 4th, the 5th, the 6th.
But we talking about June the 7th.
I don't care you were there before, and you were there that day early
and we actually did have sex that night before that.
But we're talking about June the 7th.
Okay so what happened on June 7th specifically?
I left probably like 45 minutes.
Uh-huh.
Right? So I come back.
The door locked, the door ain't never locked
Which door? The front door?
The front door ain't never locked.
So I'm banging on the door,
I'm probably there for like 20 minutes maybe.
JUDGE DANA: Banging on the door, you don't have a key to the house?
No.
Okay.
So the door's locked, and you beating on it.
So you get into the house and what happens?
She even smelt like soap, like she had just washed off or something.
I always do that. I can take a... I can...
And the ceiling fan was on when you go in there?
And the ceiling fan hadn't been on.
And you can't think of a reason for the ceiling fan to be on?
She don't run the ceiling fan, it's always cold.
JUDGE KEITH: Was there another instance after that?
Actually, June the 9th.
JUDGE DANA: So two days later.
On our anniversary, really?
June the 9th, the day I left
probably for like two hours.
By the time I come back, she smelled like soap in her changed clothes.
We had been out in the heat all day, what you expect?
JUDGE DANA: Can't a woman take a bath?
Because she's taken her phone in the bathroom.
What do you need a phone in the bathroom for?
You take your phone in the bathroom. You do it, too.
How do you know she smelt like soap?
Because I could smell it on her.
JUDGE KEITH: How close did you get to her?
Close, but she was trying to push me away.
Were you inspecting her?
Yes.
Yeah. Basically. To be honest.
I gotta tell you. This is a whole another level.
And I... Don't sniff me. Just don't do that.
Okay. All right.
Don't inspect me even.
I don't even want to be inspected
You cannot have those levels of suspicion and paranoia.
'Cause, look, so far what you telling me,
it does not equate to cheating.
It is as if you have gone off the rock.
Now she's admitted.
She told you, she admitted that she had cheated.
And I understand why you would have an issue with that.
If you're gonna stay in this relationship you gonna have to let that go.
and we actually did have sex that night before then.
JUDGE KEITH: In addition to this matter that you have your lawsuit,
you also have a lawsuit.
ELIJAH: Yeah.
What's your claim in your lawsuit?
About a ring that I bought because I wanted to marry her,
but it's late for me to take it back now.
So I want my money back and the ring.
What ring?
JUDGE KEITH: Okay.
Did you give her the ring?
Did you propose to her?
ELIJAH: Yes.
It ain't on my finger.
Have you given her the ring?
Yes.
NEIL: Well...
It ain't on my finger, so where the ring at?
I have no idea what she did with it, but she have it.
Oh, wow. So now I'm a magician, too, I'm Houdini. I disappear rings, too, huh?
Oh, my God.
JUDGE DANA: Do you have no recollection...
He never gave me a ring. I've never got a ring.
Have you seen the ring?
Never seen a ring.
Didn't even know nothing about a ring till today.
When did you propose to her?
When?
ELIJAH: Uh... I forgot that.
(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMING)
JUDGE DANA: Okay, wait a minute. Hold on.
Ho, ho, hold on.
Wow.
Now, I don't remember the date.
(CHUCKLES)
But I can tell you it was August of 1981.
It was a hot August day in Atlanta,
I had worked all day,
I was all dusty from doing... What was that?
Inventory.
Inventory at the store I worked at.
Mr. Cutler was like, "Come on over, I cooked dinner."
We had t-bone steaks,
baked potato, salad, cheesecake and sweet tea.
And I looked like a hot mess 'cause I had been in a hot room all day
and he got down on one knee... Hallelujah.
And he said... And I was like, "No!"
'Cause I wanted to look beautiful on that day
and I did not look beautiful on that day
and he proposed to me.
I remember everything about that day.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING)
So how you not gonna remember proposing to her?
How do you not...
I don't remember it.
Well...
You got a receipt or something for this already?
I got a receipt for it.
You got a receipt, but where do I got my ring at?
I'd go this far.
Ron, would you grab that please?
Thanks, sir.
You never got a ring?
NEIL: I never got a ring.
Have you had a proposal?
No, if I did, I would remember it just like you remember yours.
That's what I'm talking about.
So you're suing her for a ring she says you never even gave her?
She got it.
Do you not remember when you gave it to her or how you gave it to her?
Was it at a restaurant or was it at home?
He don't take me to restaurants, so I know it was not a restaurant.
ELIJAH: Home.
It was at home?
Yes.
Um, y'all have kids, did any of the kids see this?
(ELIJAH AND NEIL LAUGH)
No.
JUDGE DANA: All right, now, but we do have a receipt here for $2000.
That's a nice ring.
That's a nice ring.
Well it's a nice ring and I ain't never seen it so I hope you can see a picture of it.
JUDGE DANA: Well, let me just say this.
I know you got your receipt.
But she doesn't seem to have the ring.
And your testimony is not consistent with somebody
who's proposed and gave a ring.
So I'm gonna just tear this up,
dismiss your lawsuit...
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)
...and we gonna keep it moving.
Your claim is denied.
(AUDIENCE CHEERING)
JUDGE KEITH: Now, we still have to go back to the cheating allegation,
and in order to get to the bottom of that,
Miss Neil, you have submitted your phone to the court
for examination. Is that correct?
Yes, Your Honor.
All right, at this point the court would like to call
cyber security expert Mr. Greg Evans.
Ron, would please bring in Mr. Evans?
Yes, sir.
RON: Mr. Evans.
GREGORY: Yes.
Hello, Your Honors.
How are you?
Great.
Good to see you.
Mr. Evans how have you used technology to catch cheaters?
GREGORY: I do cyber crime investigation including
forensics and social media investigations.
In this case you were able to examine Miss Neil's phone. Is that correct?
Yes, I did. And when I did, um, I noticed...
The first thing I noticed when I got the phone
that Miss Neil had went to the phone and started deleting information
on the phone,
Like videos, text messages, and um, photos.
Are you able to recover deleted information?
Yes, I am.
(AUDIENCE EXCLAIMING)
JUDGE DANA: What did you find?
I was able to recover 166 photos,
and found eight deleted videos on her phone.
You take your phone in the bathroom. You do it, too.
What did you find with the photos and videos?
(GREGORY SCOFFS)
(AUDIENCE LAUGHING)
GREGORY: Out of 166 deleted photos,
and the eight deleted videos,
they were all innocent.
There were so many of her kids, her with the kids,
she's taking selfies in the mirror with the kids,
and they have pictures of you.
Same thing with the videos.
JUDGE DANA: So nothing incriminating?
I'm gonna be honest with you. This is the first case
myself or anyone on my team has
where we received a phone
where a person deleted information before handing it over,
where everything on there was innocent.
(SOBBING)
JUDGE DANA: It's okay, it's okay.
AUDIENCE: Aw.
I'm so tired of this, I'm so tired of it,
because I know I'm not doing anything
and it's like he's pushing me to feel like...
Well, if you're gonna keep badgering me and accusing me,
why not go do it?
Because I have two kids, I'm a stay-at-home mom,
I can't get a job right now because I don't trust everybody with my kids.
I get that.
I don't like everybody being around my kids, so I'm with my kids every single day.
And if I'm bathing my kids or cooking for my kids,
and you're telling me because I didn't text you back in a timely fashion,
that I'm doing something, then you need to leave me alone.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)
JUDGE KEITH: All right. She's admitted that she has done something in the past
while you were on a break.
Y'all dispute whether that was a break, but it her mind it was a break.
But that's the past.
You've got to deal with her right now.
Now, you've loved her enough to propose to her.
You loved her enough to buy her a ring.
That I didn't get.
You need to love her enough to give her that ring,
and move forward with that.
Are you prepared to do that?
Yes.
Are you prepared to accept him?
I am, but if he can't get it together I'm just gonna be on the foot with you.
I'm taking my kids and you can have a co-parent relationship with me,
but it's nothing else if he can't.
JUDGE KEITH: Okay.
Luckily for you this court will provide resources
to help you do exactly what you're talking about,
to move forward.
As we say in this court room, do not cheat yourself
out of your chance for a happy relationship and family.
This court is dismissed.
(AUDIENCE APPLAUDING)
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- [Narrator] In all the world
there is only one Kalamazoo.
From the air this Michigan community
looks like hundreds of other small cities in America,
and yet if we look more closely,
we might be surprised to find that art is all around us.
Bronson Park is the center of the city
and is central to the history of the community.
Works of art are in the park, next to the park,
or nearby.
(gentle string music)
The Arts Center across from the park
is one of the centers of public art.
Art Center librarian Helen Sheridan
talks about one of its sculptures.
- This is a sculpture by Jerald Jaquard
titled The Passing of Colored Volume.
It was completed in 1968
and its material is 3/8 inch aluminum alloy
and it's covered with red acrylic paint.
(guitar music)
It's handsome with this marvelous sensuous red
and it's meant to be admired from a distance.
This is important to the Arts Center
because it completes the group of outdoor sculptures
by former Arts Center instructors.
We have a Dwayne Lowder, Kirk Newman, a George Rickey,
and now we have a Jerald Jaquard.
- [Narrator] Inside the Arts Center is a mobile
by Alexander Calder.
Calder is known as the first artist to make sculpture move.
He said, "just as one can compose colors or forms,
one can compose motions."
Four Lines Oblique
by former Arts Center director George Rickey
is another sculpture that moves.
Rickey explains.
- [George Rickey] Line Movement, with very few exceptions,
is powered by gently moving air
pressing against the surfaces which are often quite slender.
The essentials were a y shaped chassis,
on which I mounted four 15 foot long blades,
rotating freely in parallel planes
through 360 degrees and coming to rest
with an upward slant so that the arms
of the y and the blades, without wind, enclose a square,
and four squares within that square.
- [Narrator] Nearby at the Arts Center
is another type of sculpture,
this one appropriately called People by Kirk Newman.
- None of these are specific people
but they certainly are like many people that we know.
I think every figure here
has been based on some recollection of mine
concerning events and people.
I like this intimacy here.
I like this hat this man has on.
It's really a symbolic paper hat.
This is a party time.
In this particular piece, this man has a mask on.
It's a very strange kind of thing,
but it's a symbol to me as a mask that we all wear
so much of the time.
This small bird on this man's finger.
And of course this is kind of a small private pun also.
This lady, this lady is, you know she's really
impressing this guy and he's a little surprised.
They have to do with small social intimate contacts
and they're true really at nearly all social events
that I've ever come in contact with.
- [Narrator] Dwayne Lowder, in his studio,
tells where he got his ideas for this bronze sculpture
in the Arts Center courtyard.
- [Dwayne Lowder] The piece at the Arts Center
was initially executed in wood
and I think approximately in 1968.
The concept for the piece was based on Greek mythology.
Always having been interested in dreams,
I discovered that, when I was reading one day,
that Cadmus had a dream in which Apollo visited him
and apparently told him that he would become
King of Thebes.
And I thought that might be
kind of an interesting juxtaposition
of an Apollo-like form to a reclining
or a semi-reclining form.
And so the piece at the Arts Center
is based partly on that semi-reclining,
semi-elevated form that I think being in sleep
or being near awakeness is like.
It was a dream piece, or a part of it was,
and then some parts developed
as the idea began to be worked on.
- [Narrator] Carol Harrison has a sculpture called Seated Woman
at the Arts Center, as well as two other public works
of art in Kalamazoo,
one on the Western Michigan University campus,
where she was an instructor.
- [Carol Harrison] The Three Figures was completed in 1972.
It was commissioned for the Fine Arts complex.
And it happened that at that time
I had two other pieces I was also working on,
one which is a seated figure
for the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
and the other which is a fountain
for the Steinman Realty Company.
They were sort of working together.
In other words, all three pieces were fairly well related.
The piece at the Art Institute is a cast piece.
I cut into three sections, made three separate molds
with Roman joints, poured the three sections,
and then Roman jointed and welded them together.
So the piece at the center, to many people may appear
to be a welded piece but in fact,
it's cast and done from sheet wax,
whereas the sculpture for the university
was done from sheet metal and welded,
and of course the seaming to me,
the beading of the seams, was very important to me
in terms of its, not only its physical visual structure,
but in terms of the aesthetic content.
- [Narrator] Another sculpture on the Western campus
is a disc shaped work by a former art department instructor.
Helen Sheridan gives its background.
- This piece is a cast drawn sculpture by Gerald Dumlao
It was completed in 1971.
The sculpture has a vitality.
It has presence.
It's very handsomely situated
on the top of this incline so that one approaches it
from the stairs.
Its orientation east and west
reinforces the notion of the sun disc.
There's a reflective character to the bronze itself
so that it catches the light of the sun
as it comes up in the east and as it sets in the west
in the late afternoon.
I think one can look at this sculpture
and simply enjoy it for what it is.
- [Narrator] Over on the Kalamazoo College campus
in Wells Hall there is an interesting mural
about Kalamazoo which professor Walter Warring describes.
- This is a painting by Philip Evergood
painted during 1940 to 1942.
But it's called The Bridge of Life.
What it does, it fascinates me so much,
is that it's the one picture that Evergood ever painted
that shows a community pull.
It puts the community together in an unbroken ring.
You'll notice in the picture that you have
the paper industry represented.
You have the pharmaceutical.
You have the laborers that do the stove.
You'll find that agriculture is represented
across the picture.
The tulip growers, the tulip bulbs, Kalamazoo celery
represented in the central background.
Education is represented.
The athletics, the sports are represented.
While Philip Evergood painted this picture,
he had advice from almost the entire campus.
The interesting thing about the picture
is that the art students from the art department
helped Philip Evergood block in some of the painting
and they were quite free with their advice too.
So he had to defend almost every portion of the picture.
- [Narrator] Back in downtown Kalamazoo stands a building
that has served as a railroad station since the 1880s.
Historian John Hodeck.
- This building was begun in 1886 and finished in 1887.
And it represents more than just a building.
In this case, a number of towns and cities in Michigan
were building impressive railroad stations
and Kalamazoo entered the race with this building,
constructed in the Romanesque style
made so very popular by Henry Richardson
with the heavy, massive arches,
the overhanging roof, the combination of brick and stone.
- [Narrator] Another historic Kalamazoo building
is located on South Street.
Historian Peter Schmidt talks about its significance.
- In the early 1970s Kalamazoo established
the South Street Historic District,
recognizing what has to be one of the most unique examples
of historical architecture in the United States.
A half a dozen separate and distinct building styles
representing the tastes of popular American culture
from the 1840s right on down into
the early part of the 20th century.
This house, the Frank Little house we call it
in the Historic District,
is one of those unique architectural treasures.
It's important partly because it seems to be
the oldest house in the village of Kalamazoo
that's still on its foundation,
still just about the way it was
when the masons finished their brick work back in 1847.
This house is significant not just because
it's the oldest house, but also because it's representative
of an architectural style that reigned
all across America in the decades before the civil war.
- [Narrator] In Bronson Park stands a soldier
and a case of mistaken identity.
Cesta Peakstock, the producer of the film,
talks about it.
- For 50 years, credit for creating this statue
was given to the wrong person.
It seems that when the Spanish-American War veterans
were raising money to buy this statue
there was a mix up and credit was given
to the wrong sculptor,
a man whose name was Allen George Newman.
But then in 1974 another name was found
on the heel of one of the boots.
That name was Theo AR Kitson.
On the other boot was found the name of the foundry
that had cast this statue into bronze
more than 50 years before.
That company was contacted and a letter came back
saying that yes, this statue had been made by a woman
whose name was Theo Alice Ruggles Kitson.
So 50 years after this statue was placed here
in Bronson Park on Memorial Day 1924,
the case of mistaken identity was solved.
- [Narrator] Nearby in the park is the older
of Bronson Park's two fountains.
Again, Cesta Peakstock.
- This sculpture has been here since 1940.
The fountain part itself has been in the park since 1927.
It was the third electric fountain the United States
and the first totally automatic electric fountain.
So in 1935
the Kalamazoo Business and Professional Women's Club
decided to sponsor a nationwide competition
for a sculpture to go with Bronson Park's fountain.
That competition was won by a young woman in Chicago.
She was a student in the studio of Alfonso Ianneli,
who was one of America's great architectural sculptors.
But ultimately Alfonso Ianneli himself
designed this sculpture that you see.
He said that the fountain conveys
the advance of the pioneers in the generations that follow,
while the Indian is shown in the posture
of noble resistance,
yet being absorbed as the white man advances.
- [Narrator] On the South side of the park
is Kalamazoo City Hall.
Peter Schmidt discusses this example
of architecture from the 1930s.
- The lines are simple, partly classic.
The columns or the end of columns that you see
at the doorway there remind us a little bit
of the depths that people hold still to the past,
to the world of Greece and Rome.
But as you look at the ornament,
perhaps on the interior as you look at the elevator doors,
the ornamental treatment of the mail shoot,
the clock in the foyer,
anyone who moves into the interior of a building like this
has a special treat looking up in the foyer,
the lobby area, looking at any of the fresco work
or any of the ornamental metal work in the building.
And that ornament is a kind of blending
of what we used to call Art Nouveau,
an ornamental pattern which derives inspiration
from natural foliage, from floral patterns.
Most notable probably of the ornamental features
are the light fixtures in the lobby.
Unlike the earlier light fixtures
it might have looked like dancing maidens.
It might have looked like great orchid ferns.
These look most like skyscrapers.
While this building in 1931 was as modern
as anything might be, it still retained enough
of the classical inspiration
so that if you look just below the line of the roof
you'll see what in ancient days
would have been the tablature on top of the temple,
wherein the ancient carvers
would have placed the heroic carvings,
of all relief statues important to their time.
So now in 1931 the city fathers decided
that they would incorporate into the entablature here
in City Hall the historic moments of Kalamazoo's past.
- [Narrator] Back inside the ornate City Commission Chamber
was painted by an artist who also decorated
another building in downtown Kalamazoo.
Bertha Stauffenberg tells about him and his work.
- My husband, Adal Stauffenberg,
he was born in Hamburg Germany in 1888
and was about 35 when he did this.
King Tut's tomb had been opened shortly before
and the design was very much in fashion at that time
was taken from the Egyptian designs.
And some of these you'll see
will be the design of the top of the columns
that they had in the Egyptian temple.
And the very frontal pose of the figure
shows some Egyptian influence
and that of course was the art deco style
that was really the high fashion at that point.
He prided himself on both this and the National Bank.
Where my husband,
Adal Stauffenberg decorated the vaulted ceiling
in 1929, the design is more flowing
than his design in the city hall.
That one has more angles but this one
still has the art deco motifs
and it has the soft and flat color
that he used a great deal.
He said when you put a little of your soul
into each of your paintings it will live beyond you.
- [Narrator] Outside, around the downtown Kalamazoo Mall
are a number of wall murals.
The first one was painted by John Metheany
- The wall was picked out
by the downtown Kalamazoo merchants.
The wall had a pretty bad surface on it
and the problem was to beautify it in some way,
could something be done with this wall?
For instance, a mural painted on it?
I figured out how much the paint would cost.
We selected a design and started to work.
The surface of the brick on all these old buildings
is hard to paint on so that limits
the kind of a design you can use.
To enlist the aid of local artists I devised an idea.
I said we'll make a competition
so that nobody will make a lot of money
and it will still be a public spirited kind of a thing.
Originally when we were in this contest, the mural contest,
I did a lot of research on ancient art,
like Egyptian wall paintings, ancient Greek frescoes,
a lot of different types of mosaics.
And I based all my ideas
loosely on an Egyptian wall painting.
So we got many designs and the first prize on each wall
was of course the privilege of executing the mural.
And it went off very nicely.
I wanted it to sort of blend in with the city,
not be completely obscure, not be hidden,
but not be startling.
- This is not gallery art.
This isn't something you put up and say what does it mean?
Is it some message of life?
It's not an advertisement.
It's public art.
It's something that everybody can appreciate.
It's the kind of thing that artists and students of art,
amateurs and local people, can get involved in
because it takes the art out of the museum and the studio
and puts the artist right on the street with the people.
It's a very public kind of art
and it gives not only the artist but the public
quite a chance to relate to art in a very fundamental way.
- [Narrator] In Bronson Hospital
there's a different type of wall,
a sculpted one by Kirk Newman.
- Part of my consideration for it
was that it be made of materials
like the materials that were being used
are the same materials being used
in the hospital construction.
I felt that it should be cheerful
and that it should be contemporary in its ideas.
This is like a cross section of a small piece of matter.
It also refers to shapes that you might see
if you were in a space capsule looking back at the earth.
- [Narrator] A few blocks away there's a building
called Carver Center,
designed by architect Norman Carver Junior.
He was asked about the name similarity.
- No, the name was somewhat of a surprise to me
and it is not named after me but after my father.
And I think it's kind of nice
that I was able to design the building
and have it named after him.
He was the manager of the Civic Auditorium,
which owns this building and had been the first manager
and the only manager for some 30 years
and therefore they named it after him
as a kind of memorial.
One of the interesting things is the core mark
in the concrete structure.
And to contrast with this we used the brick.
We used a particularly handmade kind of brick
in a very soft color.
And then we used these concrete blocks
to create a little pattern.
- [Narrator] At the Kalamazoo Public Library
in the children's room are a couple of sculptures
the young people enjoy.
They're a turtle and a snail
sculpted by former Arts Center staff member James Stark
and cast at the Richmond Foundry.
In the Library's main reading room
civil rights leader Martin Luther King is memorialized
in a bust by Kirk Newman.
And one of Newman's latest works
was commissioned for the nation's bicentennial
and dedicated in Bronson Park on July 4th, 1976.
- This was a project of the churches in Kalamazoo.
We've got nine children
taken from various walks of life in the Kalamazoo area
and one large monolithic figure down at the far end,
representing man's efforts to live on this earth.
The green color is a natural patina.
All bronzes become this color
and when they're exposed to the natural element.
Basic reason for using children
is that somehow they seem more symbolic
of the hope for the future for many people,
from many backgrounds.
- [Narrator] Many people from many backgrounds
formed this community.
Join with us in celebration of the art
that's all around us in Kalamazoo.
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Barisol's Child is an Only Child – mothy ft. Kagamine Rin/Len - Duration: 6:04.
Barisol's son is an only child
The heir to a wealthy household,
And a beautiful boy everyone envies
But there was a problem with him
He loves to play with dolls,
And he only wears girl clothes
He steals implements from his mother's room
And secretly puts on makeup
Everyone around him kept their distance from him as such
So he was always
All alone
Barisol's daughter is an only child
A once-in-a-millennium child prodigy
Entering college at age six,
She studies about the heart of man
Unending crimes and wars;
Why do people hate each other so?
So that she could understand that even a little,
She continued with her research
And so she realized the cause of the unending 'Malice'
She knew, 'That's not in this world'
Barisol's son is an only child
He too finally took up a sweetheart,
A maid his age who came to work for him
She was adorable like a doll
"I'd like you to let me wear your clothes,"
One day he requested of her
While becoming terribly flustered
"That's disgusting" was her only reply
Barisol's daughter is an only child
She too was beginning to be violated by 'Malice'
Having unending murder impulses without knowing why,
She consulted with a colleague
A researcher of parallel worlds
The man made this reply to her
"If you can erase your 'other self',
Then perhaps your 'malice' can be erased as well"
From outside the door was an angry voice
In a corner of the room, he was growing afraid
The doll strewn about inside the room,
Its limbs were warm and in pieces
There was another world in the mirror
That his eyes had been able to see
A woman who resembled himself
Extended a hand
When the world was consumed by "Malice",
An ark flew into the cosmos
With a crew of 72 people,
Inside of that it's said there were also twins
Just before she would kill 'herself',
She realized the truth
That this was a clever trap that man had devised
When I handle this myself,
that really would be the entrance to 'Malice'
With me fallen,
He likely intended to ride on the ark in my place
Barisol's child is an only child
But nowadays they're two children
An older sister knowing the heart of man
And a younger brother knowing the body of man
The ark advances along a black sea,
Aiming for a new paradise
Their research might create
A new mankind someday
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Youtube Is Broken And I Don't Know Why?! - Duration: 3:17.
they will never admit it but I am 100% sure that YouTube is broken
so there are people talking about this on the Internet
mark plier has a great video I'll put a link below about how YouTube is broken
and as he says it's affecting smaller channels like me this channel is growing
and it's growing fast but yet my views are stuck at next to nothing I can't
explain how I know that this channel is growing but it really comes down to the
fact that the comments are becoming really prevalent in these videos not
only that I've been doing this channel for about two years but now suddenly I'm
getting contacted all over the place with people asking me questions about
their inventions so I know the word is getting out there about this channel
I am taking no prisoners we are moving forward with this channel I have made a
decision that this channel is going to become large there is a movement
happening in America and we are going to win you guys are gonna get out there and
you're gonna start manufacturing things and this really isn't just about America
these things are happening in America it's happening in Europe micro
manufacturing is the future as far as I'm concerned forget about the big
manufacturing that's already well-established around the world it's
people like you it's people like me that can take control of our own destiny and
have fun in the process the equipment is now cheap enough the services are out
there all over the world to get our products manufactured all you need to do
is know how so this train is moving forward so you're either with me or you
can go to the other channels that'll tell you about licensing your product
and you can sit around you can pay them and you can listen to their bullshit and
hope that someday you make some money but if you're serious about making real
money as an inventor you're at the right place because I've made a lot of money
doing it and so can you so yes YouTube is broken right now and I
don't care I'm still putting these videos on there hopefully you guys will
get the word out manually send it to your friends you'll talk about it you'll
leave me comments below you'll give me likes you'll do all the different things
that are needed to make this channel grow because I'm help
but they better fix this this channel better grow because I'm starting to get
really pissed about it that I'm doing all this hard work giving you guys this
really valuable information and YouTube is sitting on its butt and not fixing
their problem channels like me need to grow 10,000 subscribers is a joke just
like the guys at these inventions submission places that are claiming how
they made ten thousand dollars selling their trinkets and I shouldn't be doing
this for ten thousand subscribers I need to be at a hundred thousand plus and you
guys are going to help me screw YouTube's make this work
you
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