Robert was a librarian at the University of New Hampshire.
and he was a librarian there for 50 years.
Robert was a pretty frugal guy.
He never went out to eat.
He ate TV dinners.
He drove a 1992 Plymouth,
and he loved, he loved to read.
At one point, he decided to read all the books in the library.
He started with the books
that were written in the 1930s
and didn't stop until he had read 1,938 books.
He had read them in chronological order.
Robert died in 2015
and a couple of weeks after he died,
the University of New Hampshire received a check from his estate for
$4 million.
Nobody was expecting it.
Nobody thought that he was worth that kind of money.
And he left only one instruction.
He, he wanted $100,000 of the four million dollars
to go towards the library that he loved so much.
But he said the university was free to use the money,
the rest of the money, in whatever way that they wanted.
And so the university, knowing his great love of reading,
knowing his great love of books,
knowing his severe dislike for anything extravagant,
they decided to use the next million dollars of his estate
on a new scoreboard for the football stadium,
a football stadium that they had just spent $25 million renovating.
Now, the university didn't do anything wrong.
Other than the request for a $100,000
to go towards the library,
he really did say that they could use the money
in whatever way that they wanted.
But there are a lot of people who were very upset with the university
because they felt it was very obvious what Robert loved,
and it seems like what he loved
didn't really matter all that much to anyone.
This week we're going to go through a section of scripture in Luke chapter 16
that shows us very clearly that what you love
really does matter
and it matters to God.
In Luke chapter 16, Jesus told the story about two men,
a rich man and the guy named Lazarus.
And this is how it goes.
This is how it starts.
Two very different lives,
two very different descriptions of what people love during their lives.
And as we'll see during the week,
two very different outcomes for each of those lives.
But the story illustrates the principle that what you love really does matter.
It means something.
And that was the case, even for the person who's telling the story.
Well, what Jesus loved most in his life
was you.
It was you.
"Greater love has no one than this," he once told his disciples,
"that he lay down his life
for his friends."
He considered you his friend.
He loved you
and that made a difference in his life.
It made a difference in how he lived,
in who he spent time with,
in what he taught.
And also made a difference
in how he died,
and why he did.
He died
loving you.
What he loved made a difference in his life,
and what he loved also made a difference in your life.
And that difference is what we'll be talking about this week.
Jesus was excessively rich in his love for you.
Do you have a story about how someone in your life
was excessively rich in their love towards you or for someone else?
We'd love to hear about it and celebrate that love with you.
Leave it in the comments below
and I look forward to seeing you tomorrow.
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What is this ruckus!!! - Duration: 5:33.
You don't see this everyday
Here's a story
So when I was younger
Like 4 years old
This whole drive way
we had from here all the way down over there but
it was all cracked up and everything
I remember, this muddy, clay, sand
they put it all over, where ever you see the cement on the drive way
they put it all over and than they put the cement
and this is almost 22 years old
it's crazy, to see this and immediately have that memory of when I was younger
I told you guys yesterday
that my dad did drain out the pool cover
yeah, so were getting our cement fixed
and I don't know if
ooh, snap!
So here's the plan guys
I want to get a trampoline
and put it right here
perfect right
my parents want me to put it all the way where the pole is
but the ground is not leveled
here is a little slanted, I did want to put it right
and jump off the roof
That would be awesome
But my mom was like...No!
Too dangerous
where is you going?
ooh look at that highlight on your face tho
look at it, look at that
Deena looking gooooood
So guys I have a neighbor
and since I was ay old
This lady and her husband
they are always against us
its been like that forever...
The 1st time
we had a huge boat
we had the trailer in the backyard
if you don't have a permit, you can't have your trailer there
but it wasn't bothering anybody
and our nosey neighbors
that so don't like us
umm.. for whatever reason
Called the cops and we got in trouble
The second time
we were at the neighbors house
there was so many kids
it's like that one move the sandlot
and... the.... monster house
where if the ball, goes in their yard
There's that evil old lady
That is always yelling
GET OUT OF MY YARD!
The ball was over there
and we were all standing by the fence
asking who is going to go
I went over, grabbed it and they were all screaming run!
and the lady comes out
and we just pretending, like we didn't' hear her or go in her yard
but we're kids, we're young, we're having fun
if we throw a ball over your fence
Just through it over
You don't have to cause any drama or something
so anyways, we're getting our cement fixed
and this lady is just staring at us
because I parked my car in front of her house
I don't know what it is
like the guy, in his garage
he has this nice race car
and it's loud!
when he turns the ignition on
it goes vroom vroom!
it's so loud it rumbles the house
it's like someone has their music on blast
with the bass on like bang bang
she called the cops on our bird
it was a blue and gold macaw
very beautiful
I think it was imitating my mom
because it would always scream SARAH!!
and than it would scream ZENNA!
but there was one time where I actually had a connection with the bird
and it would like me pet it's
Oh My God, I was so afraid
I was terrified
Even though it let me
The beak
was like
But yeah, ok.
So, now, we're going to have all this space
my trampoline can no long go in that corner
so it's probably have to go in that corner over there
I'm going to have to level out the ground
What is this girl doing?
I said are you coming bud?
WHAT ARE THOSE!!!
You need some slippers like me, AYE!
I feel like I'm top secret when I get to do this
Is there any food in here?
No
wait, yea, in the glove compartment
there empty!
yeah I'm a savage
but anyways
lock the door
don't open the door for strangers
they grow up so fast
I hooked you up with a bunch of cherry and coke on the top
did you eat them all..mhmm
there was nothing in there
there was like 5 left
what a savage!
I'm just kidding, I did eat them all
You can try it
I dont know if you want me because i'm still feeling nauseous
OH HECK NO!
I got a week break
that's better than what I had
when I was in school
after my winter semester
I had 2 days off
and than the spring started right away
I was like
WHAT!
I was debating if I should take a summer course but I wanted 4 months off
Honestly Deena
If you can go
and finish
as many classes as you can
in a year
get it done
because the quicker you get it done the quicker you finish
if you can handle it do it
but if you can't and you need a break
take 1 semester spring or summer off
Thank you for driving the uber I will take tips
I forgot to tell you guys, I did post my goals up here
and you are beautiful
always remind yourself
because it's true!
This big machine that has been sitting right here
I finally found someone to take this big machine
Out of my way
look at all this space that I could be using
to make amazing YouTube videos
So I posted on Snapchat
If you guys don't follow me on Snapchat my links are down below
also on Twitter, Instagram I'm all over the place
If you guys have personal questions
That you guys don't want to comment below
I'm going to make this email here
Send me a message, I'm going to try to respond to as many people
as possible
Please understand that
As this channel grows
It's going to be a lot harder to communicate with all of you amazing beautiful people
but I will do my best!
That being said
This is about to be turnt up
Drop the mic
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English Listening Comprehension: Interview with Anastasia Semina - Duration: 16:38.
Hello, hello. Welcome to Anya Teaches English.
My name is Anya and today, I've got
something pretty special for you!
So yesterday, I interviewed Anastasia
Semina. She is an English teacher and
mostly a Russian teacher now with her
fantastic YouTube channel and I thought...
so I interviewed her yesterday and then
I thought it's a good idea to turn this
into a listening exercise for you so you
can practise your listening skills. So if
you look below in the description box,
I've written a few questions for you.
Read the questions, watch the interview
and then try to answer these questions
in the comments below. It's a really
good chance for you to improve your
listening skills. So...yeah! Now I'm
going to pass myself over to myself from
yesterday.
Enjoy the interview and I'll see you
guys soon! Anya? ....Let's say hello to
her now! Anastasia, hello! Hello! Can you
introduce yourself please tell us a
little bit about yourself please? Okay, so
my name is Anastasia Semina. I am
Russian. I live in St. Petersburg but I
am originally from a smaller town; it's
called Arkhangelsk. It's in the north of
Russia and it's famous for being the
first seaport of Russia.
I teach Russian now but, by profession
I'm an English teacher
and I've been teaching...I still teach
English as well (now and then) but I'm more of
a Russian teacher now and I enjoy
teaching foreign languages.
So you grew up
speaking Russian, that's your native
language right? So when did you start
learning English? Tell us about your
English learning experience a little bit
first. Well, we had English lessons from
the first grade at school but it was just
maybe two times a week and it was not
that intensive. It was just
vocabulary, some simple grammar and then
we continued the same two times a week until
the end of the school but to be honest
with you, we never had any real practice,
real conversation with some native
speakers or something so I knew a lot of
vocabulary, I knew a lot of grammar, but I
could not speak at all. This is probably
the most like...it's the biggest problem
of Russian students, maybe you noticed?
They can tell you that I've been
studying English for 10 years but people
cannot literally speak so that's when I
started. And then when I finally started
speaking is only when I started
traveling and meeting foreigners and
talking to them in English and that's
when, with a lot of mistakes first, I
started speaking and being like more and
more confident, so that's how! That's very
good! Yes, I agree, I have a lot of
specifically Russian students actually
who can tell me very complicated grammar
rules who know, who understand the
complicated grammar rules but when it
comes to speaking they have some
difficulty. But okay, that's great. So what
You said you started travelling
and that's when you started really
improving your English skills so at
what age was that? How long ago was that?
So my first travel abroad was when
I was 22. Not that early.
So I was already a student at university
and still my speaking skills were not
that great. And where did you travel to?
I travelled to Finland then I travelled to
Norway, Sweden, Estonia for a bit and um
so yeah, I was speaking not even to
English native speakers but just
foreigners so maybe it also helped me to
understand that okay they also make
mistakes so it's not that bad to make
mistakes and we can just practice and
learn together!
Lovely, yes I think that's something that
holds a lot of people back; that fear of
making mistakes. Okay, great..
What do you think is the
most difficult thing about learning
English? Well the most difficult thing is
really learning how to speak because you
can learn the grammar rules and you can
make like you can do the exercises
perfectly well but you don't really like
speak naturally when it comes to real
conversation and so if I was to change
some system in our education in normal
state schools, I would probably arrange
on Skype maybe some kind of tandem
project or something about like, you know,
speaking to native speakers and those
who want for example to learn Russian so the
people can, I mean students,
children, can start learning how to speak
from the very early age. Because later on,
when you realise, "okay, I've been studying
English for 10 years" and then when you
start speaking somewhere, abroad for
example, and you can't really make
sentences...
that's quite frustrating and you
have this kind of idea that, " Oh my God!
I've been studying English for so long and I
can't speak!" So, I think teachers should
motivate and like just persuade
students speak from the very very early
age and our teachers didn't do that
unfortunately. So now I want to ask you a
bit about your teaching!
So when, Anastasia, when did you...when and
why did you decide to start teaching?
Well, I was fascinated by foreign
languages and by English especially like
from with school...from the school
years and then I decided to apply for
University which...actually my faculty was
the faculty was about teaching...
teaching students at Primary School and
teaching English so I chose that faculty
but I..when I graduated, I worked only as
an English teacher for about seven years,
I guess. Well, I started teaching English
while I was studying at university so it
was in 2007. It's yeah, more
nine years now and yeah, I just like
everything about foreign languages! I
just like the idea that you do
something. It was so exciting to me.
Everything about foreign languages seemed
so exciting. Okay, fantastic. And
what about...so you started, you said you
started teaching English but now you
mostly teach Russian, is that right?
(yes) Uh-huh
And oh...I had a question. So on my
Instagram, I asked my followers if they
had any questions for you and Benjamina Nouha
wanted to know: Do you prefer
teaching English or Russian? So why
did you switch from teaching English to
teaching Russian? For some reason I
started thinking, "Oh! But maybe I could
also communicate with foreigners and
teach them my own language. Maybe it
will feel different." And what I started, I
started making YouTube videos first and
only after making YouTube videos...after
making seven or eight of them, and I was
posting them on Facebook and our like
Russian version of Facebook: vk.com and
one girl approached me and said, "Wow! You
make these videos, cool! Do you want to
work with us?" And that's how I started
really teaching Russian offline, not on
YouTube, and I loved that! I love that! What
was different that all my...when I was
teaching English, my students were only
Russian but when I started teaching
Russian, it's like wow! Every student is
so different. All different cultures, all
these different countries, you know. And I
felt more special maybe because I was teaching
MY language you know, my native
language and my culture and like part of
my soul. So right now, I prefer teaching
Russian but I still continue teaching
English like maybe 10% of my timetable.
With teaching...well both Russian and
English...who do you...tell us about your
students. Are they, you know, what kind of
age? What nationality are most of
your students? Right now,I teach mostly
adults. Not children anymore. And
well, the nationalities are so different.
I realised recently
that I've been teaching people from all
the continents; it's so exciting!
So, as for the nationalities...there was a
huge project at work with Vietnamese
students and also from Algeria and now I
teach many European students from Italy,
from Greece, from Belgium, and from U.S and
so on. Another question from somebody
from Instagram Zezao Miranda wanted
to know...so after you became fluent in
English, do you still do any kind of
exercises to maintain your level of
English at all? That's a very good
question. That's what I talk a lot with
my students when even I teach English I
tell them that still, of course, I am not
perfect in English. I live in Russia and
I have to
I really have to practise my English
every day. So what I do is, I watch
YouTube every day. I watch everything in
English, if it's possible. Even the news
about Russia
I would watch in English just to like,
you know, kill two birds with one stone.
And I communicate with some people who
are like English native speakers or just
foreigners who live here in St.
Petersburg and if we are not...even my
students if we are not in the lesson and
their level is quite low, for example,
outside of lesson we would communicate
in English so this all helps. Okay, thank you.
I think that's a really good
answer because some people, I think, when
they get to a certain level...
some people might start to get a little
bit lazy and think, "Well, my English is
good I don't need to practise it now!". But
as you say, it's, y'know, it's important to
continue. I think it's especially
important with English because English,
as we know, is the fastest language which
like the fastest to change
and if you check on the dictionary like
Cambridge dictionary or something like that,
there are new words almost every day. So
it's just not possible to stop. It's like,
it's so...it's so...it's changing so
rapidly so much. So you have to always
practise and you keep your level.
Alright, so a couple more questions
about your life as a teacher. What, in your
opinion, (these are my questions for you)
What do you think are the best and
worst things about being a teacher? The
worst thing... (I will start with the worst
thing)...is that when you love your work as
I do and when you put all your energy
into the lessons, into preparing the
lessons, you sometimes are SO tired
you can not barely even speak or, I don't
know, walk! You know, you are...I'm so
exhausted. That's how much energy...how
much energy I put into the lessons
and I should probably learn how
to balance that. So that's the only thing,
I guess. And there are so many good
things. This is the communication. The
communicating with people from now from
different countries. It's learning myself
as well. Every day, different things. And
the best, like really best thing, for me
is when I teach and after some lessons,
the student makes more or less long
sentences you know himself or herself. I
feel it as magic, you know, it feels like
it was a complete mystery a few weeks
ago and now, he or she can speak this or
that! Like, even simple things. To me, it's
like magic and I feel like a magician! I
know you mean. It's pretty cool.
It's very rewarding as well, isn't it?
To see somebody, you know, making progress it
makes you feel quite good I think, as
a teacher. Good, okay. I'm going to switch
back to a question...I just noticed a
good question from quite a longtime
follower of mine. This guy, he asks
really good questions. His name is Alan
Peker and he asked...he wants to ask you: Is
it possible to learn a language by
yourself or communicating with
non-native speakers without studying at
a language school or something? This is a
good question, this is a good question. I
believe that to start right, to learn the
right way of pronouncing
some sounds, you know, some difficult
sounds which are absolutely foreign to
your native language, you should actually
start with a teacher. At least, I don't
know, like 10 or 15 lessons. Just for the
sake of pronouncing the words because I
know some people who studied by
themselves and unfortunately they...
because they studied by themselves
for so long, so they already have...
they have already this stuck, I don't know,
the patterns of how they pronounce
sounds and it's wrong. And I can't change
that...I mean I can probably, but it takes
a long time because they are sure that
they pronounce things right so that is
what I think is important. But as for
building your vocabulary and even like
grammar structures...of course you can do
that now with internet on YouTube and
different websites and applications on
your phone, you can of course do that but to
start, to REALLY start, I would recommend
taking, like...
having a teacher in the beginning. I
agree with what you said about getting
into the...being careful not to get into
the bad habits of incorrect
pronunciation because then it becomes
difficult to change that. Alright, next
question...so this is something that I
think a lot of people asked. A lot of
people wanted to know from you. What are
some of your top study tips for people
learning languages? How do they become
more fluent in a language? So, I think
the first tip would be to be
regular, like to be consistent in
studying and practising and as we
already talked about it, it's better 15
minutes a day than 90 minutes a week
because it helps your brain to really
remember these little things and they stick in
your brain better. And, if it's possible
to travel to the country where people
speak, of course it would be the ideal
solution to really practise and enrich
your language but i would also suggest
to do different things not to be bored.
If you study by yourself and
if you only use internet, for example. You
could do like one day, you do some
translation things, you know, other day,
you would listen to the music in this
language and then you would watch some
interviews and then you would read some
texts and I don't know, do some grammar
books so you can always change things
what you do and then you will never be
bored. You will be always like, you
know, on track with learning. Thank you. That is
very very very good advice and yeah,
I agree, it's important. Variety is
important. You don't want to be doing the
same thing every day, it gets pretty boring.
So, Anastasia, thank you so much for
letting me interview you. It's been very
interesting and very fun. So yeah, you guys
should check out her channel on YouTube;
it's super interesting and Anastasia,
thank you again and bye bye! Thank you, bye bye!
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What Monkey? - Duration: 0:09.
Obed: What Monkey?
Obed's Brother: Right There
Obed: Oh that Monkey?
Obed's Brother: Yeah
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What to see at the Tauernradweg (Tauern Bike Trail) - Duration: 1:44.
Tauern Bike Trail
between Krimml and Salzburg
17 - 23 June 2016
by ek@pictures
Krimml Waterfalls
Uttendorf
Liechtenstein gorge
Castle Hohenwerfen
Eisriesenwelt
(the largest ice cave in the world)
Hellbrunn Palace
Salzburg
Lamprechts cave
Seisenberg gorge
Zeller lake
Pinzgauer local train
Tauern Bike Trail
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Top 10 Gym Fails - Funniest Gym Fail Compilation Video - Gym Funny Videos 2017 - Digital Kunal - Duration: 1:31.
Thanks for watching the video Top 10 Gym Fails.
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विपश्यना क्या है ? What is vipassana Meditation Sadhana ? in Hindi. - Duration: 6:32.
Vipassana, which means to see things as they really are,
is one of India's most ancient techniques of meditation.
It was rediscovered by Gautam Buddha more than 2500 years ago and was taught by him
as a universal remedy for universal ills, i.e., an Art Of Living.
This non-sectarian technique aims for the total eradication of
mental impurities and the resultant
highest happiness of full liberation.
Vipassana is a way of self-transformation through self-observation
Vipassana is a way of self-transformation through self-observation.
It focuses on the deep interconnection between mind and body,
which can be experienced directly by disciplined attention to the physical sensations that form the life of the body
and that continuously interconnect and condition the life of the mind.
It is this observation-based, self-exploratory journey to the common root of mind and body
that dissolves mental impurity, resulting in a balanced mind full of love and compassion.
The scientific laws that operate one's thoughts, feelings, judgements and sensations become clear
Through direct experience, the nature of how one grows or regresses,
how one produces suffering or frees oneself from suffering is understood
Life becomes characterized by increased awareness, non-delusion, self-control and peace
Since the time of Buddha, Vipassana has been handed down,
to the present day, by an unbroken chain of teachers.
Although Indian by descent, the current teacher in this chain
Mr. S.N. Goenka, was born and raised in Burma (Myanmar).
While living there he had the good fortune to learn Vipassana from his teacher,
Sayagyi U Ba Khin who was at the time a high Government official.
After receiving training from his teacher for fourteen years,
Mr. Goenka settled in India and began teaching Vipassana in 1969
Since then he has taught tens of thousands of people of all races and
all religions in both the East and West.
In 1982 he began to appoint assistant teachers to help him
meet the growing demand for Vipassana courses.
lets know about shibir
The technique is taught at ten-day residential courses
during which participants follow a prescribed Code of Discipline,
learn the basics of the method,
and practice sufficiently to experience its beneficial results.
The course requires hard, serious work.
There are three steps to the training
The first step is, for the period of the course
to abstain from killing, stealing, sexual activity,
speaking falsely, and intoxicants.
This simple code of moral conduct serves to calm the mind,
which otherwise would be too agitated to perform the task of self-observation.
The next step is to develop some mastery over the mind
by learning to fix one's attention on the natural reality of the
the ever changing flow of breath as it enters and leaves the nostrils
By the fourth day the mind is calmer and more focused,
better able to undertake the practice of Vipassana itself:
observing sensations throughout the body, understanding their nature,
and developing equanimity by learning not to react to them.
Finally, on the last full day participants learn
the meditation of loving kindness or goodwill towards all,
in which the purity developed during the course is shared with all beings.
The entire practice is actually a mental training.
Just as we use physical exercises to improve our bodily health,
Vipassana can be used to develop a healthy mind.
Because it has been found to be genuinely helpful,
great emphasis is put on preserving the technique in its original,
authentic form. It is not taught commercially,
but instead is offered freely.
No person involved in its teaching receives any material remuneration
There are no charges for the courses
not even to cover the cost of food and accommodation.
All expenses are met by donations from people who,
having completed a course and experienced the benefits of Vipassana,
wish to give others the opportunity to benefit from it also
Of course, the results come gradually through continued practice.
It is unrealistic to expect all problems to be solved in ten days
Within that time, however,
the essentials of Vipassana can be learned
so that it can be applied in daily life.
The more the technique is practiced,
the greater the freedom from misery,
and the closer the approach to the ultimate goal of full liberation
Even ten days can provide results which are vivid and obviously beneficial in everyday life.
All sincere people are welcome to join a Vipassana course
to see for themselves how the technique works
and to measure the benefits
All those who try it
it will find Vipassana to be an invaluable tool with which
to achieve and share real happiness with others.
Sabka Mangal Ho .
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TGIH - How Many Times Have You Heard This...? 'You Are What You Eat!' - Duration: 2:48.
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What's Happening, Sunday April 30 - Duration: 1:18.
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Responding to Jesse Wellens: What Makes YouTube Great - Duration: 7:58.
Hello YouTube. It's Chase here
Today I wanted to do a video response to Jesse's newest video on PrankvsPrank.
Hi guys.
Sitting here in my car, in a parking lot over at Menchie's, the frozen yogurt chain, here in town.
Going there with some of my friends
They followed me here, but they're dropping someone off at their house who lives really close by.
So, they're going to be back here in a few minutes. But, I'm here just waiting for them. Chilling in my car.
I had planned to film parts of today's video at the college. I was going to have some people help me
But, I'm just going to be doing it on my own this weekend. I'll probably have to have some of them help me with future videos
But for this video, just gonna be a one man team again. So
Just waitin for my friends and then we'll get frozen yogurt.
Hello YouTube. It's Chase here. Today I wanted to do a video response to Jesse's newest video on PrankvsPrank.
I was one of the first people to watch his new video on YouTube as soon as it was uploaded.
I got the notification on my desktop and I immediately clicked on it.
And of course, he used a clickbait title called "Quitting YouTube."
Now, even before I clicked on the video, I knew that he probably wouldn't actually quit YouTube and there'd be some reason he uploaded this video.
So, I clicked on it. And, of course, after a few minutes of watching, he is pretty serious about wanting to quit YouTube
if his views on his channel don't improve.
So, I mean, you can go watch his video if you haven't watched it already.
But basically, he says that like the views on his channel are down, you know, and why spend so much time
making these great videos? He's such a talented creator. Why make these huge videos on YouTube when people who used to watch his videos aren't watching them?
because it's not being pushed out to people through YouTube.
That's what many large YouTubers have been saying lately. Is that, their videos are not getting viewed by their existing audience.
because of the changes in the YouTube algorithm.
I also feel like it's possible that these big YouTubers have lost touch with their fans. They've lost touch with how they actually became popular.
and, they need to, kind of, remember why they became famous on YouTube. Why people started watching them.
After two years of wanting to make videos on YouTube, I decided to invest in my passion for creating.
I've come to realize and understand that it doesn't matter how many people are watching my videos.
What matters is that I'm experiencing, I'm learning, and I'm always creating,
isn't that what YouTube's really about? Creating content that you're proud of in that very moment?
I've really come to love and appreciate Jesse's videos. I've been watching his channel for a long time.
I've been watching his channel longer than I've been watching any other channel on YouTube.
I wouldn't say that he inspired me through BFvsGF and PrankvsPrank, when those two channels were very popular.
I'm not saying that he inspired me to do YouTube, but he definitely gave me that final nudge
during the year that I started uploading videos
His editing style, his filmmaking style is so unique. It's so different. it's such a breath of fresh air.
If you watched like his Burning Man video, there's something so unique and so cool about them, especially now that he's kind of been losing
that Casey Neistat influence now that he stopped vlogging. He's been making these big production things in his goal to become a filmmaker.
And it's really great stuff. However, Jesse's complaining in his newest video about not getting very many views and potentially leaving YouTube shows that
he has forgotten the essence of what actually made YouTube great. It's about the product, not the views. There's so many videos that
we would call "trash content" get millions of views. And, I'm guilty of watching them. I love watching videos like that.
However, there's so many of them out there and quality videos are no longer being made. The essence of YouTube is making videos that you're proud of
Views shouldn't affect that. I'm not slamming Jesse. I still look up to him as a creator. I still think he's one of the greatest YouTubers.
I will follow him whether he stays on YouTube or not. I will always follow whatever he makes.
And I'm not saying that I have all of the answers. I'm not saying that I'm great at making YouTube videos. However, I'm driven to make better content.
Every time I make a video, I try to make it the best that I can in that particular moment.
Yeah, you'll hear me admit that it wasn't that good or I might've done this differently or that differently, but in the end
I made the best video that I could in that moment in time when I hit the upload button.
Trying to always make my best video yet is what keeps me going on YouTube. Not the views. Not the subscribers. And not the money.
I've spent more money on camera equipment for this channel than I'll ever get back from it.
And that's because I love what I do
I'm doing this because I want to be a good filmmaker. I want to make the best content that I can
So the number of views, the number of subscribers is great. I celebrate that when I reach these milestones.
it really makes my work feel recognized and appreciated and it does give me a boost to keep going
However, the main reason that I upload videos is to always make better content. I am continuously trying to improve the videos that I make
and I will not stop making videos until I am satisfied with where I'm at. I know where I want to be, but I don't know how to get there.
and the only way I can think of getting there is to continue making videos and continue practicing what I'm doing.
So, putting your YouTube career in the balance because you're not getting enough views and claiming that you want YouTube to be great again
it just doesn't add up. Views is not what made YouTube great.
It's the creators who put their soul into their work and don't expect anything in return.
Thanks for watching. I hope you all have a fantastic day or night, whenever you are watching this
As always, continue to follow your dreams and don't let anyone stop you
As always, I'm Chase Charaba and I'm exploring life through moving pictures.
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Rohui loves eating! (ft.Do you guys know what crab tastes like?) [The Return of Superman/2017.04.30] - Duration: 11:20.
(Where is the little fairy, Rohui going?)
Where are we going?
- Hawaii. / - Hawaii?
Where did Hawaii come from? We're going to the sea.
Sea. Sea.
Sea.
It's nice to go on a trip with my daughter.
Rohui, are you happy to go on a trip with me?
- Yes. / - Are you really happy?
Then show me a smile. Show me a pretty smile.
(She shows him a million-dollar smile.)
(Then she straightens her face.)
- Dad. / - Yes?
Give me bread.
Bread?
Here you go.
(It's a small piece of bread.)
(She is very annoyed.)
Give me a big one.
(He bursts out laughing.)
Why won't you eat bread that is cut in half?
I can't believe you.
My goodness.
(It's a long piece of bread.)
(Cutting the bread in half is an affront.)
Rohui, look. It's the sea.
After a long drive,
they reach Taean in the west coast.
It looks great, right?
Swim, swim.
Do you want to swim, Rohui?
Rohui, do you want to smell the sea?
It smells nice.
Does it smell nice?
You know how to smell the sea.
What is that?
Those are go-karts.
- You are right. / - Am I right?
Can you see them?
Please drop me off here.
- Do you want to ride the go-kart? / - Yes.
The first course for the car enthusiast Rohui
involves riding a go-kart.
Let's go.
Where are we going?
Let's go in.
You need to put on a helmet to ride the go-kart.
- This one. / - This one?
This is the hairstyle you had when you were a baby.
Do you remember having this hairstyle?
Yes.
Rohui used to have a Mohawk hairstyle.
The helmet does look similar.
- Pink. / - Pink.
(It fits her perfectly.)
Look at me.
Let's see if it looks good on you.
It looks good on you.
It's pretty.
Car.
- You like that it's in the shape of a car? / - Yes.
Let's ride this one.
Let's ride this one.
Let's ride this one.
(Sitting)
Where is the seat belt?
It's behind you.
(She is in a hurry to ride the go-kart.)
(Gosh, it's obstructing my view.)
You couldn't see well.
(Click)
(She is doing well without my help.)
Dad, let's ride this.
Let's drive.
Dad, get in.
- Should I get in? / - Yes.
Okay, I will get in.
- Let's go. / - Let's go.
Let's go.
(The race starts.)
(They go and divide the wind.)
- Drive, Dad. / - Okay.
Rohui rides the go-kart with her dad.
However, Taeyoung is too slow.
You will place last at this rate.
(Three go-karts went past them.)
(Are we in the last place?)
Drive faster.
(Yelling)
Should I drive faster?
Let's go.
(Let's speed up.)
(Taeyoung revs up the engine.)
Let's go fast. I am fast, right?
Go faster.
(Excited)
(Put your hands up in the air.)
- Rohui, is this exciting? / - Yes.
Are you having fun?
(Taeyoung speeds up.)
(Rattling)
- Dad, the go-kart is going too fast. / - Okay.
(Another go-kart passes them by.)
Be careful.
Let's go on another ride.
Rohui, we should have a meal.
- A meal. / - That's right. A meal.
Your baby is so pretty. She's prettier in person.
Thank you.
What's good here?
Blue crabs are in season.
Really? Rohui has never had blue crabs.
Rohui, shall we eat blue crabs?
- Yes. / - Shall we eat blue crabs?
Please give us blue crabs.
(Taeyoung tidies up Rohui's hair.)
Where did Rohui's hand go?
Where did Rohui's hand go?
Where did it go? Where is your hand, Rohui?
Where did Rohui's hand go?
(Hocus pocus)
It's here.
(My hand is here.)
You surprised me.
Your hand is here. You surprised me.
- It looks delicious. / - The dish is served.
Blue crabs are here.
My mouth waters
at the sight of gaegukji and steamed blue crabs.
Those dishes smell like the sea.
They are filled with roes.
Rohui, what does a blue crab look like?
(Staring)
That's not a crab.
Show me a crab.
I see. That's a crab.
Dig in, Dad.
Don't say "Dig in."
Where did you learn that expression?
(She eats quail egg with her hands.)
You shouldn't eat with your hands.
Who eats with hands, a baby or a big girl?
- A big girl. / - A big girl?
How does a big girl eat?
She eats with a spoon.
She eats with a spoon.
(Rohui suddenly stands up.)
(My back hurts.)
(What will she do?)
(She puts the lid far away.)
You don't have to put it far away.
(She gets eating utensils.)
(She brought back utensils for Taeyoung.)
My goodness, is this for me?
I will enjoy my food with it. Thank you.
Thank you.
(She is so cute.)
Stop it.
(Stop with the kisses.)
Okay.
(He is embarrassed.)
(She sticks her tongue out.)
Why are you like that these days?
Why are you like that these days?
(She only kisses Moi,)
(not her dad.)
(I am jealous.)
Give me a kiss.
Give me a kiss.
(What will she do?)
(Here you go.)
(My daughter is the best.)
Dad, eat this.
I will cut the shrimp for you.
It's shrimp.
(Glaring)
- It's hot. / - Is it hot?
Give me shrimp again.
I will do that. It's too hot right now.
- This one. / - It's too hot.
- It's hot. / - It's hot.
I told you it's hot. I find it hot, too.
- It's very hot. / - Really?
Please cut it.
Do you want me to cut it? Okay.
It's not hot anymore.
(She's liveliest when she eats.)
Gosh, it's hot.
Dad, are you okay?
Yes, I am okay.
Give me blue crab.
Rohui, give it a try.
Try the crab meat.
- How does it taste? / - It's good.
Is it good? You can hold it and eat it.
There you go. You can eat the meat.
(Ripping)
(She knows how to enjoy the crab.)
(She uses both of her hands.)
You are eating well.
(She looks like a hungry animal.)
(Slurping)
(Do you know the taste of crabs?)
- It's tasty. / - It is, right?
(They clear the blue crab dishes.)
Dad, drink coffee.
- Should I drink coffee? / - Yes.
I don't want coffee from a vending machine.
Why don't you get me what I need?
Rohui.
Go to the supermarket and buy what we need.
Toilet paper, water and coffee.
Buy toilet paper, water and coffee, okay?
Okay.
Rohui runs the first errand in her life.
Okay.
Will she get the items?
(She safely enters the supermarket.)
(Looking around)
Hello, Rohui.
Hello.
Do you want a candy?
(She takes the candies.)
Rohui, what do you need to buy?
What do you need to buy?
(Blinking)
(My head is a blank.)
(Rohui looks confused. Will she remember?)
- Coffee and water. / - Coffee.
- Coffee and water. / - Yes.
(She remembered the items except for toilet paper.)
The coffee isn't for you, right?
- It's for Dad. / - I see.
(The owner of the supermarket gets the items.)
Here you go. Hold it.
Thank you. Here is your change.
(She takes the change.)
I will put them in a plastic bag.
(She leaves with the change.)
Rohui, you should take the items.
(She left behind the purchased items.)
- Take the plastic bag. / - Take it with you.
Here you go.
Put it on your arm.
(Thank you. I hope you get many customers.)
I have never sent her on an errand before.
- Rohui, did you really get the items? / - Yes.
Did you really get the items?
- This is the change. / - This is yours.
- This is the change. / - Yes.
(Rohui is all grown up.)
I didn't expect much.
Let's take a look.
(She feels like she's getting her homework checked.)
What is this?
- Rohui, did you buy candies? / - Yes.
Where is the toilet paper?
(Wouldn't that be in the toilet?)
Unwrap it.
Okay. Since you did a good job,
I will let you eat candy this time.
Let's brush our teeth well later.
Good job, Rohui.
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I did WHAT?! | 30 Days of Brave Challenge - Duration: 6:57.
*Pop*
Woot!
*Video game start sound*
What in your life would you do, that you're not currently doing, if fear or insecurity
or anxiety weren't holding you back?
If anything was possible?
If the voices of your doubters or that little voice in your head telling you that you can't
or that you're not good enough, didn't exist?
Believe it or not, that idea is more than an inspiring, 5 minute Casey Neistat video.
It's real.
I've done things that people have considered to be "brave" a few times in my life.
At the age of just 17, I left everything and everyone I ever loved and with only a few
hundred dollars in my pocket and moved to a city where I knew literally no one in order
to pursue a dream.
It failed miserably.
But my life was completely changed.
I literally wouldn't be the person I currently am, doing what I am currently doing, had I
not done that.
At the age of 23 I held my breath with anticipation as I clicked the "upload" button for the
first time, awaiting judgment from the internet for my very own youtube channel.
The art, my art, myself, my creativity that had never been good enough was on the table
and I was terrified.
Actually every upload to this day is clouded with thoughts like "this isn't even good."
"Thyey're not going to like it."
"Why am I even trying?"
But I upload anyway.
And because I upload anyway, have friends I could have literally never had and I have
a community of people who for some reason like what I make and they route me on every
single time I press that upload button.
They give me a sense of purpose and community.
You might think, wow Crystal you're confident and independent and secure.
No!
The truth is, I'm not.
I'm fearful, I'm dependent on encouragement from people like my husband, and I'm insecure
in almost everything I do.
If anything, I'm very determined.
Fun fact about me, determination is the driving force behind everything that I am and everything
that I do.
I will reach my goals.
I won't let the words of everyone who said "You're not good enough" "You're helpless."
"You will always give up when it's too hard because you're incapable" I'm not going
to let that dictate the results of my life.
I won't let them win.
Being brave is acting in spite of those voices, in spite of that fear and using your determination
to propel you into your fullest potential.
And in just 30 days, with the 30 days of brave challenge, my determination helped me conquer
one of my longest standing fears.
My body.
So what the heck is the 30 days of brave challenge anyway?
Every day for 30 days, you're going to get an email in your inbox with some daily inspiration
and a 5 minute activity that will help you achieve your goal.
It can be something as big as starting a youtube channel or talking confidently in front of
a group of people.
Or as small as getting better at drawing, or coding, or music.
All you have do to do that, is make the decision to be just a little bit more brave than you
were yesterday and take back what your fear and insecurity has tried to take from you.
So I'm sure you're then asking yourself "What are you so afraid of doing Crystal?
What was your 30 day challenge?"
Time for some backstory: between the ages of 13 to 14m I went from 5''6'' to
5'11'' in like, 3 months.
I then was extremely skinny to the point that most people assumed I was anorexic.
Couple that with debilitating social anxiety and an affiliation for things most people
considered to be "weird" and you then get the nick name "Ugly Freak" and some
really bad posture.
Even after a few years, when I finally grew into myself and started modeling, that insecurity
never went away.
The pressure that comes with modeling, of always being perfect and sexy and skinny was
overwhelming and it wasn't long before I found myself over a toilet trying to get rid
of lunch with the words "ugly freak" echoing in my head.
And to this day, I thank God that I was not physically able to do it.
I had to give up.
I couldn't make myself throw up.
After giving up, I just sat on the cold floor thinking "What am I doing?"
I've always felt like a foreigner in my own body.
So when I found about about the 30 days of brave challenge, I wanted to take my body
back and do the one thing I've always been too afraid to do, pole dancing.
Understandably, before your judgement gets all up in the comments, Pole dancing get's
a bad rep, I know that.
But what a lot of people don't know is that it is an art form similar to that of contemporary
dance and it is a sport.
It takes some serious strength and confidence and grace and emotional vulnerability.
I do not deny in any way that it can totally be used for sexy type purposes but it can
also be more than that if you want it to be.
And once I completed my 30 day challenge, took the dive, and walked into that class,
I actually found out that at any given moment when pole dancing, there is not one muscle
in your body that is not doing something.
I also discovered at any given moment when pole dancing, I am smiling like a complete
idiot.
Even if I did look like a salmon.
The whole way to the class, I was nervous and worried that this whole video actually
was going to be a mistake.
What were people going to say?
What were people going to think of me?
Of my past?
Of what I'm doing?
Of pole dancing?
But then I remembered what I learned over these last 30 days.
I am capable.
I am present.
I am committed.
and I am inspired.
I've worked for this moment and I'm going to back down.
All of that other stuff was my insecurity talking.
And I did things I never thought I would be physically able to do.
I surprised myself and It was so worth it.
I want to give a huge shout out to the people who put together the 30 days of brave challenge
for sponsoring this video and inspiring me to do something I would have never have done
other wise.
And now, guys, it's your turn.
Take just 2 minutes to sign up for the completely free challenge in the link down below and
you will be joining myself and thousands of others in kicking life in the face and being
just a little bit more awesome thank you were yesterday.
And then leave a comment with how you're going to be brave in the next 30 days.
I would love to see you guys working towards your goals so please feel free to take video
and photos and stuff, post them on any social media of your choosing and tag me @thecrystaljoy
and use the hashtag #30daysofbravechallenge so I can find you and see your progress.
Honestly, if I can do it, you can do it.
If you enjoyed this video, please do me a huge favor and subscribe by clicking my face
down in the corner for more videos like this and like other stuff.
Like this video, be sure to comment down below with how you're going to be brave, and share
this with everybody so everybody can be brave together.
My name is Crystal.
Stay awesome.
Bye.
I got my, uh, ninja turtle shorts.
So I'm ready...for the sexy.
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FIRST TIME IN TAIWAN - What To Eat And Where To Go // 第一次的台灣之旅 - 必吃美食必走行程 - Duration: 11:51.
And in 3, 2, 1, we're heading to Taipei
So this is the lobby of the Taiwan Grand Hotel
It literally feels like a Chinese palace.
look, everything is RED
so many red pillars…
The outside looks like you are entering some kind of kingdom…
some ancient kingdom, it looks insane!
I literally love this hotel It's been...actually its my first day here but its really awesome
Here is Dan Dan!
Hey, whats up.
Dan is my Taiwanese guy so he knows where to go, what to do
So we are going to go to Jiufen
It is like $2,000 NTD there and back
It's like an hour car ride there and then an hour back
$2,000 NTD is like 6,000-7,000 yen or around $60-70 US
So we will see you guys there
So right now we are in Jiufen, we have landed
beautiful view
Kind of crazy. I think you don't really recognize or
For me at least I didn't think taiwan was so green, but it there's so much nature
everywhere
That temple were like in the middle of the forest as you guys saw or a temple Shrine temple
yeah, we think temple but
It was absolutely gorgeous. It was like sticking out of the forest
Looked kind of crazy but we have another beautiful scene so we will see you guys there
I don't think you realize how much of a mountain Taiwan is
Like one giant Mountain no wonder Daniel is so fit
Yeah DanDan
But Taiwan mountain #1!
You are sweating
So this uphill is literally
Just stairs with restaurants and souvenir shops lining
So many people and it's so humid. I'm dripping sweat
but I'm not the only one, Dan is dripping sweat too
We are dripping sweat buddies
This is so cool though. It just keeps going up
Oh my god
Alright, so now. We're gonna try yu yuan
Yu yuan...Its basically like ice, a slushy looking ice with fruit slices, mochi balls or taro balls
I haven't tried it yet, but I think I look like a much of all kind of thing plus red bean paste or "anko"
There is a lot of influence from Japanese culture here so…
Yeah, like mochi balls
Really good. And its so good right now because its so hot. This ice is really refreshing
Its only 45 NTD for one
We are trying sweet seaweed
Whoa? Oh I know what this is. My grandma used to make this
That's good
It's like Jell-O
Not jello!
It tastes like anindofu
Right right, so what you do is you boil that block and then you put ice in it...
And then you can drink it like that
That's good
so
We're still walking in the alleyway, Taiwanese people are so nice...I like Taiwanese people
Ohhhh, boba tea, milk tea!
Okay, it's bigger than my hands whoa
Look how big this is, as big as my face. Only about 260 yen of around $2.60US
for the country known for the best
Yeah, oh, yeah
We have made it to Shifen, Shifen Old Street
Shifen Old Street and we are on another suspension bridge
And I really don't like suspension bridges as you can see it's shaking already. Well my hair looks crazy
It's been like raining on and off constantly here
And then this place is actually famous for like kind of lantern thing you like put a lantern a fire under a small lantern
You let it go up in the sky and you can make a wish or something right?
Yeah, you can write something on it. Yeah kind of cool. We're gonna try that
So this place has a bunch of cool
Shops and restaurants and cafes as well
Just like Jiufen
Everything is like so much eating here. I love it food here is great so many choices
except it rains like very very often
All right, we went across a fried ice cream place
I gotta get my ice cream course right?
That's so good imagine like tempura and like ice cream
The Shifen area was pretty awesome and a nice get away from the busy Taipei city vibe
After we got dropped off from the taxi back towards our hotel
We took the subway to our next location which was very convenient and easy to use
There were English translations for most of the prompts on the screen making ticket purchases very efficient
You get a poker chip looking like coin, that you'll tap on a ticket gate and later use for the exit gate as well.
I was very eager to arrive at our next stop as it was supposed to be absolutely enormous
Whatup guys so right now we are outside of chiang Kai-shek
National Memorial Hall, which is it covers around over 240,000 square meters, so it is absolutely huge
The main Entrance is right here
And it's designated to the former president of the republic of China. His name is chiang Kai-shek
Hence chiang Kai-shek memorial hall and here's like a very prominent a military leader
in
Taiwan History, or the Republic of China and
He died at 1975 so that's actually kind of recent. But um yeah, there's a lot of good history. You can see here
There's a lot of like soldiers
Walking around it's actually like a big event right now with a bunch of soldiers...
like children...?
students...?
Get in here buddy. Get in here. They're high school students doing what um
Marching performance doing stuff and yeah, then after this we're going to go to
Hsing Tian Kong
Which is a temple for that that's devoted to the god of business here in Taiwan, and that covers over 70,000 square meters
So these places are really really really big
Yeah
We have made it to elephant Mountain aka Xiangshen
It's called Elephant Mountain because the mountain looks like an elephant head
He's Taiwanese, I'm not even Taiwanese and I know...
We will see you guys up on the mountain..
so we have been climbing for like 3 minutes...
and Elephant Mountain
is just a buttload of stairs
Look at that. This is a never-ending Elephant Mountain...
Actually it just keeps getting steeper and steeper each step is getting longer and longer making for a deeper squat. How one else nothing
Taiwan Elephant Mountain trying to kill tourists one step at a time...
At the top of Elephant Mountain was an absolutely gorgeous view of the City minus the weather
When people talk about how good taiwanese food is they are definitely not kidding around
The Hike was a perfect way to burn all those calories we gained while here in Taiwan
We couldn't stop eating on this trip as every meal seemed to get better than the last
I don't think I've ever been on a trip that was centered around delicious food, but I'm glad I now have that experience
On our last day we decided to take the train to the airport
near Taipei station, which has direct access to the airport terminal making for a very easy return home
the process of purchasing the ticket is the same as buying a ticket on the normal train. The price was very cheap and
definitely something you should take advantage of if you make your way down here
All right guys that's going to wrap it up for kind of like an explore Taiwan video. We had a ton of fun
I absolutely love taiwan [um] I think it's just rightfully correct to end it with some tapioca since uh tapioca or
boba tea, or I guess pearls tapioca pearls or however you want to call them originated from Taiwan
we did so much from eating so much food to hiking to going to the countryside of Taiwan, not countryside, but like kind of
outside of the main city in Jiufen on the first day was absolutely great. We also went on a hike to Elephant Mountain
We went shopping. We got a massage. We got everything Taiwan is absolutely.. I literally absolutely love it
I want to come back and check out the other cities Taichung and Tainan
Tainan is down south and Taicheng is in between Tainan and Taipei
So I hope you guys enjoyed this video even though its not Japan related
But I hope you guys can support it and kind of enjoy the Taiwan vlogs because I would love to come back here
So yeah anyways, please like comment share and subscribe, and we'll see you guys in the next video. Bye
All right, so we are trying pork blood cake
Want to explain this? Can you tell me what this is?
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😱 WHAT HAPPENED TO OUR SWIMMING POOL??!! (Day 1854) - Duration: 10:47.
- [Clintus] Good morning.
- Good morning.
- [Tiffany] (laughing) You scared Baby.
- [Clintus] I scared Baby.
Baby!
Any scorpions Baby?
Did you check the house?
Huh?
My little scorpion killer.
Did you check the house, check the perimeter?
(toy squeaking)
Good morning clan. Welcome to Friday.
It's a cloudy and windy one here.
It's hazy, just like the whole sky is gray.
Over to the,
what is what?
That's the east.
Clouds, where drifting above it's just gray.
There's no rain the forecast though.
Just windy, which means it's going to be dusty.
Check on Bryce, make sure that he's moving.
Oh.
(tisking)
(laughing)
You're getting your dirty feet all over your clean clothes.
- [Bryce] They're not dirty.
- [Clintus] They are dirty, they're always dirty.
They're always dirty.
- I'll kick the camera.
- [Clintus] I'll kick the camera.
Time to get up.
- Stop.
(laughing)
(bass notes)
Alright guys, I'm heading to the mail box
for the first time we've got a couple of comments
and tweets about you guys sending us some mail
to the new mail box.
I'm heading to pick it up right now for the first time.
(indistinct chatter)
What are you guys playing?
- Southern Gun.
- [Clintus] Oh yeah, playing the same server?
- Yeah.
- We were, but I died and
when we pressed. - Oh I died.
When we pressed the join game button at the same exact time
made us play on the same server.
(cheering)
- Alright, we're back home now,
it's about 7:00 P.M.,
and we've got nothing going on.
Nothing to do,
but to chill.
This kids got a basketball game at 9:00 A.M.
so it will somewhat of an early night tonight.
'Cause we gotta get up at seven,
to be out of the house by...
- [Bryce] Eight.
- Eight.
- [Tiffany] Eight o'clock. - Eight o'clock, yeah.
- [Tiffany] Yeah, let's try for eight.
(toy squeaking)
- Sierra lost.
Holy crap, I just saw that and then
look at all the dirt, that's from the wind.
Look how bad the wind is.
- [Tiffany] This is like monsoon season.
- [Clintus] that's a monsoon seasons gonna look like.
That is crazy.
But you can see...
Hold on, hold on, hold on, hold on.
Hold on, stop, stop, stop.
But look, you can see where the water.
That's how good it cleans.
It just takes time.
That is crazy guys look at that.
So that's where the water, like
the water shoots all around.
Oh there's a dead lizard.
(laughing).
There's a dead lizard.
See the dead lizard.
(laughing)
- [Bryce] You got blew in there.
- [Clintus] Wow, that's crazy, alright,
so that's what monsoon season is gonna look like.
'Cause it's not even monsoon season.
And that's how dirty it is, wow.
That's crazy dirty.
We just cleaned the filter too.
We just changed the filters.
Wow. Look at that, it's thick.
Look how thick it is.
- [Tiffany] You wanna go swimming?
- No.
(Tiffany laughs)
- [Tiffany] In a chocolate pool?
Let's go swimming.
(Clintus laughs)
That's bad.
That's really bad.
- And to think I just changed the filters.
- [Tiffany] I know.
- Imagine like, if this just happened, and like
oh we're gonna change the filters tomorrow,
no big deal. - [Tiffany] Right.
- But we just changed the filters.
- [Tiffany] That's what you do though.
You know what I mean?
They're there for a reason.
It's gonna be like this like every other day.
In August, right?
- Well that might change the chemical balance in the pool.
- [Tiffany] Yeah.
Crazy.
- [Bryce] So dark.
- [Tiffany] Alright, so we decided
we're all going for a night swim.
You ready? - No.
- [Tiffany] Come here. - No.
- [Tiffany] No seriously, come here.
She just showered but it's okay.
Come on.
(laughing)
It'll be perfect after a shower.
Go look at the pool. - Don't?
- [Tiffany] No just go look at the pool.
I'm not pushing you in.
- Ew.
- [Tiffany] Ew.
Isn't that crazy?
- What happened to it?
- [Tiffany] It's all the wind, all the dust went into it.
- Ew.
- [Tiffany] You don't wanna go swimming?
- No.
- [Bryce] Ew, there's dead lizards in here.
- [Tiffany] I told Sierra this is the perfect swim
after showering.
- [Clintus] Come see the lizard.
- [Tiffany] Really, like alive or dead?
- [Clintus] Dead.
- [Tiffany] It drowned.
- [Clintus] Oh my God, this water is so dirty.
- [Tiffany] Where's the lizards?
- [Bryce] Right there.
- [Tiffany] Ew, gross, aww.
- [Bryce] Touch his tail.
Poor lizard.
You can touch his tail right there.
Poor lizards.
- [Tiffany] He didn't make it.
(screaming)
I'm afraid you're gonna throw it at me.
Don't even.
- Wow this is crazy, the water is like black.
- [Sierra] Ew dad, 'cause I kinda thought it was a light.
- The bulk of the filtering's over for the day,
so this won't get cleaned until tomorrow.
- [Tiffany] Really.
- [Bryce] This is so heavy.
- Yeah, dump it out. - Dump it out.
- Dump it out.
Alright so, not much we can do tonight.
The pool filtering's off.
It ran already during the day.
It'll kick back on at like seven in the morning, so.
It'll have to do its thing.
But, I did go and get a much longer hose from Home Depot.
So I've got a like hundred feet foot hose
and it's basically gonna run from here
with the sump pump and pull water out
and actually put it into the sewer line up front.
And that way it can run pretty much 24/7 honestly.
It can just run all the time.
That way we don't have water running down the street
and you know, I don't wanna make the neighbors cranky
or upset.
But basically we're just gonna drain this pretty much
nonstop and then,
when it hits the top of the step, stop.
Fill it back up with water,
and just keep rinse and repeating until
the levels are back to normal.
So, yeah.
Okay guys, so as I mentioned in yesterdays vlog,
I got a package from Activision
and inside that package was
a formal invitation to the Destiny 2
game play premiere/reveal.
Activision is sending me out to L.A. on May 18th
to see and play
and capture Destiny 2 game play.
I'm so ridiculously excited.
I'm honored, privileged, however you wanna say it, I'm like,
dude, these invitations went out to maybe like 100 people.
Like maybe, maybe 200, I don't know.
In the world.
They sent me a Cayde-6 figurine,
which I already have one of these,
I'm gonna give one of these away
on my, probably on Twitch.
I'll probably give this away on one of my Twitch streams,
so be sure you follow Twitch.tv/clintus
if you want a chance to win one of these Cayde figurines.
All you gotta do is follow the channel.
And so we'll do that later on.
And then this is the cool part,
this is the exclusive here.
This is a Destiny 2 pin.
It's a ghost with no light.
So normally that center eye is like, lit up,
that's the ghost that revives you in the game,
and this what the catch phrase says, it says
"Welcome to a world without light"
so Destiny 2 guys.
My favorite game is Destiny, this is Destiny 2.
This pin is super dope.
I've gotta find a place to put it.
But yeah, May 18th I'm going out to L.A. for a day
to play Destiny 2.
So Sierra just got something new for her channel,
it's called a Snack Crate.
There's all kinds of goodies in here.
And she just unboxed it, and it'll be on her channel.
Anything good here?
You got some Red Vines.
- [Sierra] Yeah.
- Bob Frogs?
- [Sierra] These are what you will like.
It's salmon, but it's jerky.
That's all melted, it's chocolate.
- Gross.
Oh, salmon jerky.
- [Sierra] Yes, it smells like salmon tastes like salmon.
- Mmm.
Alright so as I said, it's Friday night.
Everyones just kind of doing their own thing.
Doing there own things.
Tiff's catching up on the vlogs,
at the dinner table there.
She's comfy, she's having fun.
The kids are in here playing some ROBLOX.
They've been kind of hooked on ROBLOX the last week.
Are you guys playing a particular game?
- We're playing ROBLOX and we're playing Jail Break.
- [Clintus] Jail Break.
- It's like the new prison game.
- [Clintus] And you guys are playing together?
- Yeah. - [Clintus] That's so cool.
- We're trying to get a key card so we can rob the bank.
- [Clintus] Oh. - And get us loads of money.
There's two ways where you can do it.
If the cops just like standing still
you can behind them and pick pocket them.
Or you can win it from safe, like there's safes
and you can buy them.
- [Clintus] Are you on a team
or are you guys against each other?
- [Sierra] No we're playing a team.
- We're playing team. - Team.
- [Clintus] So both breaking out of jail.
- Yes. - Yes.
- So you start off as prisoners or a police
if you escape then you're a criminal.
And there's most wanted criminals.
And if the police catch them...
- My kids are officially criminals you guys.
Officially criminals.
And Baby's chilling, running around.
Not knowing what to do.
She's like, somebody play with me.
Somebody play with me, play with me.
(growling)
we'll doggy, you're all dusty.
You're all dusty. I can see the dirt on you.
So Sierra's just finished watching the latest Flash.
- Yep. - It was a good one?
- Yeah. - It was a good one.
We're getting close to the season finale you think?
- Yeah.
- We're probably within one or two episodes
from the season finale.
A lot of you guys in the comments last week
that a lot of you guys watch Flash and Supergirl.
A lot of people said you should watch Arrow.
Arrows one of the DC one.
You don't want Legend either do you?
- No.
- No, she doesn't watch Legends or Arrow.
But, that's what summer time is for.
You can watch all the episodes on Netflix.
Catch up on them, so.
Bryce do you like it?
- Yeah.
- [Clintus] Yeah, are you into it?
Kinda, sorta?
- I only watch the Flash.
I sometimes watch Supergirl, but mostly the Flash.
- [Clintus] Right, yep.
It's good stuff, good TV.
And that's the end of the vlog guys.
Thanks for watching.
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Last five years down in the description below.
And we'll see you guys tomorrow
for Bryce's basketball finale tournament.
1:00 P.M. Pacific, vlog on.
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'Attack Dog' Maxine Waters Opens Mouth, Humiliates Libs With What She Said - Duration: 3:18.
'Attack Dog' Maxine Waters Opens Mouth, Humiliates Libs With What She Said
Maxine Waters has made headlines several times in the past few weeks as she continues her
assault against President Donald Trump, garnering herself the nickname as an "attack dog"
for the left with her constant calls for impeachment.
However, during her most recent interview, she managed to leave liberals everywhere humiliated
with what came out of her mouth.
It's no secret that Rep. Maxine Waters (D-CA) despises President Donald Trump and will jump
on any opportunity to publicly spew her ignorant opinion.
Her most recent spiel was directed towards President Trump's handling of the North
Korea threat, but it seems she may have been in over her head on the matter.
In fact, during her interview with Yahoo News, while discussing China's role in the North
Korea threat, Waters suddenly appeared confused about what she was talking about and suffered
a serious and embarrassing "brain freeze."
"Those in China have a great trading relationship, they sell an awful lot of stuff to North Korea,"
she began, according to The American Mirror.
"And so (the Chinese) president is warning Trump, 'okay, don't start talking about
preemptive strikes.
We want a diplomatic solution.'"
However, things took a rather awkward turn, when the 78-year-old continued, "We do not
want war in, uh, uh, uh, North Korea — North, uh, um, um, Korea at all."
How embarrassing.
Whether you look at it like she had a simple "brain freeze" or blame it on her old
age, it's extremely troubling for her to ramble on the way she did.
Considering her position, she should be able to recover smoothly when she makes a minor
mistake during an interview, rather than crash and burn with a bunch of "uh's" and
"um's."
Add to the fact that this isn't the first time she's made a mistake and it becomes
clear that perhaps the time has come for her to step down and hand over the reins to someone
who can not only think clearly but is able to focus on what they're talking about.
Of course, those of us on the right love to see a Democrat making a mistake, especially
when it's something that could have been easily avoided.
If you can't do your job without sounding like a stuttering idiot, perhaps you're
the wrong person to be the "new face of the Democratic Party."
Of course, she's not going to be happy when she finds out that she's, once again, a
humiliation to her party.
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