Rex likes Pyra? or Mythra?
I can not draw the title's conclusion, but I looked at the number of times Rex called Pyra or Mythra in the story.
The event scene of this game has 14 hours, so I thought it was hard to find out thi...
uh...That's why I decided to check firmly!
This video has spoiler. People who have not finished this game yet please be careful.
And, Nia should not watch this video.
I thought that there were more Homura because Mythra is halfway participation. But I was surprised that there is a difference so far.
Nia had no chance (´・ω・`)
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another mackerel if you please thank you very much
another honey dream and they're my favorite Oh bother my dream must have
had a midnight snack without me I shall just have to eat an extra big breakfast
to catch up no honey a surprise had Justin time for breakfast
there's nothing like starting the day with a happy ending
this Holly seems a bit bashful come on wherever you are
this particular honey appears to have been collected by some
very sticky bees I'm sure it really wants to come out it just needs a bit of
coaxing I think I have the upper hand
then again perhaps not I think this surprise is much more
surprise than it is on
but this certainly is beginning to be a very strange day oh my honey not so
funny April Fool no you're not you're Christopher Robin silly old bear
I mean it's April Fool's Day you know when everybody gets fun tricks played on
it it seems someone who's already started playing them on you I better get
home and see if there's any April Fool tricks waiting for me
I wonder if this April Fool is someone to be afraid of or not I think I shall
have to ask him right after breakfast or perhaps lunch oh my that help Papa
Pooh sounded very much like
oh dear piglet you called for help and for poo
we're here please come in Pooh Bear if you're sure you're not a flood are you
here piglet or just your voice I'm here poo
why are you so very up piglet because now he's so very wet oh I see
don't I the poo when I woke up this morning I found out my house was under
water that's funny it didn't seem to be under water when I
came in it didn't oh oh and over there oh you're right we are under water but
you came in from the outside and you're not wet perhaps it's not flooding
everywhere outside let's go see this outside looks dry great
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Usually it's framed as should I build a product or should I build a so so the
three levels actually are should I build a feet am i building a feature I am
building a product or am i building a business right and the way to think
about it is nobody will pay you for a feature people will and this is where it
get the feedback from customers gets confusing they may say I want I let
let's just take an example that everybody might know let's take what's
up again right and what's up didn't have phone calls for in the longest time so a
lot of people when what's up didn't have phone voice calls would have said hey I
want boys cause I wanted to I want a app that will let me make voice
calls for free but if you actually built it what you realized this that's a
feature that's not enough for somebody to adopt it and pay for and a lot of
people got stuck on that loop the moment all whatsapp had to do was I had one
phone icon on the chat and suddenly for them when they added that feature they
just killed all the other people who were trying to build a product the
second level is the product level right so even if you build a product if you
don't solve the right problem which is the problem value part that I was
talking about or it doesn't have market scale then you cannot build a business
so to build a business you have to build a product that people will buy where
you're getting paid enough that you can make a profit where you can reinvest
that profit and grow the business to a substantial scale so that's the
difference so feature nobody is going to pay you for it a product some people may
pay you some amount for it but you may never make a profit large enough and a
business finally you're looking to make a large enough profit that you become
successful so those are the three levels that I would think of
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sure yes big dick we shall just have to look for another outside to find your
flood either your flood is a very dry flood piglet or it is hiding somewhere
oh come back inside and close the door oh dear don't worry
piglet shouldn't your floods are really tricks you see there is this April Fool
he likes to trick you and this is his day certainly tricked me in fact it was
all rather scary mm-hmm I do think we should ask whether these
are thank you very much tricks or the lookout kind
oh yes pool please I'd rather not be scared if it's not absolutely necessary
but where will we find the April Fool no where would an April Fool feel most at
home rabbit always says foolishness is what Tiggers do best
don't worry piglet there's nothing scarier diggers gangway I know there's
something scarier diggers
I'll tell you what happened that isn't a British story I don't start been to
admire myself in the mirror a good way to start any day and gasp they were who
was spots my beautiful stripe ADIZ nowhere to be seen how can I best hanger
without the stripes if it preposterous now you'll have to call me a roofer oh
the shame of it all excuse me jigger I mean prints but did
you notice that your spots have a zipper what do you know it was only some
cuddling type PJs I know it all the time and you already know about the April
Fool you mean there's another one yes digger the one who left you your
surprise Oh tell me more nobody makes a fool of me but me another glorious day
of weeds watering and wheelbarrow Lee just the sort of day that makes a
vegetable stand up and aah oh my oh my goodness oh my goodness gracious I'm a
genius a gardening giant your dream come true
but wait stop what's going on here
you bet I want to find if they both fool guy I have a few foolish questions to
pick with him I wonder if anyone else has been tricked
don't just stand there get me down from here
thank you now would someone mind telling me what's going on around here what I
can't understand is with all his delivering of surprises why no one has
ever seen this April Fool fellow you're right long years The Fool must be
invisible what Tigger
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Should You Avoid – or Buy Carvana Stock? - Duration: 7:52.
Vincent Shen: There were some interesting comments from CEO Garcia about competition.
He said, basically, given the large size of the market, this fragmentation among the competition,
even if there are new companies to enter this more e-commerce-focused model for selling cars,
it'll basically serve to normalize the concept or the idea of buying a car online.
For some people, it still seems intimidating to not be able to see or handle or even test-drive
a car that your purchasing, thousands of dollars.
Overall, as that becomes normalized, even if there's some competition, that's something
that's likely to lift the whole segment before becoming a more traditional fight for market share.
Last couple things that I will mention, used car selling is the main business driver for
Carvana, but it's also experimenting with sourcing more of its inventory from customers.
The number of vehicles that they will purchase directly from their customers grew over 270%
year over year in the third quarter.
It made up about 16% of the units the company sold via its retail channel.
Something I wanted to get your opinion on, Asit, is all the acquisitions that the company
has made in the past few years.
I know that they're very focused on acquiring certain talent, certain capabilities that
support this platform that they've created. What are your thoughts there?
Asit Sharma: The company is now shifting its focus towards technology.
The last acquisition was the purchase of an artificial intelligence company, which will
help facilitate more interaction on the site, and also interaction via SMS.
Carvana is pretty tech-savvy to begin with, but utilizing the data that they have,
they want to be able to anticipate the secondary questions a buyer might have, and be able
to resolve those quickly, as well as know the buyer a little better from its data sets
and suggest different options. Again, financing is one, if you think back to the GPU.
I think that's a smart move.
At some point, the company has to build out some competitive advantages.
The thing that it's got going for it, which is going to prevent competition from totally
adopting its model, is its inventory doesn't sit on lots.
It gets inventory after a customer makes the purchase or it gets it to the distribution point,
but the company isn't in the business of buying a gazillion cars and putting those on lots.
It's a more streamlined model.
That contributes to the gross margin, but it also helps free up capital for the technology,
these types of acquisitions that you're mentioning, Vince. I think that's very smart.
I also wanted to say that another inherent advantage going forward for the company is
a stat that you just mentioned -- up to 16% of the cars that were sold in the last quarter,
it acquired from other customers. This is pointing to a customer lifetime value model.
It means that every time I need a new car, I stop going to whoever has the best price,
visiting different dealerships.
I become this customer who wants to buy and sell every car from one company.
This is a long-term advantage if you consider that a competitor like CarMax has that inventory
and all the land infrastructure that's tied to that.
In the time it would take a larger competitor to adopt this model, Carvana can, over the years,
convert people to lifetime customers. That's a very exciting proposition.
I think we'll see additional small acquisitions from Carvana.
One of the things on the balance sheet that indicates that it probably is looking in that
direction is the issuance of $350 million of unsecured notes just recently.
It now has a little more firepower on its balance sheet, not only to patch up some of
the losses it's generating, but also make a few small acquisitions.
I do think we'll see more in terms of artificial intelligence.
As far as the talent -- that is, the people that it's bringing on -- because the general
and administrative expense is relatively lower versus traditional used car companies --
in other words, it doesn't have a lot of sales people standing around lots creating overhead
-- it has more money to invest in great people, in engineers, data scientists, etc.
This is something we've seen in companies that we've talked about on the show.
Analogous, I would say, to Stitch Fix, which is also big on making acquisitions, not just
of companies, but of talent, of people who can make the systems more optimized to helping
you get to that next purchase.
Shen: Final take, when it comes down to it for you, Asit, is this a yes stock? A no stock?
Or something that you're putting on the watchlist? Sharma: This is actually a yes stock for me.
But you have to have a bit of a strong stomach, because the company doesn't have net income, per say.
The next-best metric that we often look at is price to sales.
I pulled that up this morning, Carvana is selling at 3X forward one-year sales,
which actually isn't a sky-high valuation as price to sales ratios go. But it is a lot pricier.
I'll bring up CarMax again, which trades that 0.5X forward sales.
Of course, that's a much more slowly-growing company.
If you purchase this stock today, there's potential for a correction, and we know the
general market right now is soft.
However, if you are yourself a millennial or middle-aged person like me who wants to
buy a great company and hold it for several years, I think it's okay to start taking a position in Carvana.
As I said, I do think it has some structural advantages to fend off competition as it begins
to adopt some of the better aspects of how Carvana operates.
What about you, Vince? Shen: I'm in the same boat as you.
This is definitely a company that has been really cool to dig into, do that due diligence.
I'm really excited about what they're building here, how that's changing the consumer experience.
I'm seeing a lot of these core metrics like gross profit go very quickly up and to the right.
I'm seeing the potential for all these markets that they can enter.
This is definitely, definitely one that I will be, over time, adding and creating a position.
Very excited for Carvana. Any final thoughts, Asit?
Sharma: Yes. If you have a chance, before you invest in the company, if you happen to be in a metropolitan
area that has one of the Vending Machines, go visit it like I did.
It will give you a clearer sense of the kinds of advantages that this company has.
I thought it was probably just eye candy, but it creates a bond with the customer,
when you vend your car and drive it off the lot, that's different than just stepping in and
smelling the new car smell, just seeing the shiny new vehicle.
They're onto something which is going to implant in younger people this desire to stick with them
for a long time. Shen: Yeah.
To boil it down, it reminds me of the ultimate unboxing experience, which can really change
how you perceive a product. A very cool company.
Glad we're able to talk about this, especially as I wrap up my time with Industry Focus.
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Fuli some invisible how shall we find him to ask him if he's scary or not but
being invisible ourselves have we found the April Fool yet they only fool around
here as strikes I can't believe Tigger talked me into
this patience bunny boy the only way to out
full of fool is to foolin to fool him anymore I guess I better do what they
say wouldn't want to get turned into a stump like my friends really see or we
just have to pretend to be until we capture the invisible April Fool of
course just what I thought when I pretend to be a stump that's usually the
reason now we'll get him even the most invisible fool around can't escape all
those Tigger tested traps when he tries to play a trick on a pretend a or we'll
grab them I don't see anything course not a little piglet he's invisible
here he comes if you don't mind my saying so here he is hey what's going on
look it's Christopher Robin Oh run Christopher Robin yeah save yourself
save myself from who there's no time you gotta beat it kid
at least let me help you get out of that cage first no no don't bother about us
and you'd better watch out for nevermind now that we're all together with someone
please tell me who we're so scared of the April Fool who else we're not sure
if his tricks are supposed to be scary or nice silly old bear I was the one
doing the airport fooling but the tricks weren't meant to frighten you honey for
Pooh gentle pets for piglet
cuddly pajamas for Tigger and a balloon for rabbit but you all play the best
trick of the day on me so you're the April Fool I never woulda
guessed it was us sure any fool could have seen it I'm just in time for
breakfast yeah but oh it's almost sunset April I know it was dinnertime all along
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Hi I'm Mr Money
Today i want to share with you
how you can investing
with just 1000 ringgit.
*music*
is investment important to you?
Yes
Ya of course it is important
investment is important
not really important.
Ya! for the time being yes
yes
investment is definately important
yes
important
yes its very important
many of you will agree with me today
that investment is extremely important
why?
because of inflation
so what is inflation?
inflation basically means
the devaluing of your purchasing power
a hundred ringgit in 1980s
can buy this much
but today can only buy this much
why is investment important?
to achieve my financial goal
uhm... become a rich man
increase profit
besides just saving it in a bank
so you know you will get more gains
that you can outpace inflation
so obviously its important
inflation.
so we must put our money in the right place
so that our money will not devalue
why is it important? because
if you don't invest, your money will shrink
so how do we beat inflation?
the only way is that you invest your money wisely
as long as your investment returns are higher
than the inflation then
you WIN!
what can you invest with 1,000 ringgit?
1,000 cannot do much right for now
just 1,000 ringgit, put in the petty cash box at home
1,000 ringgit only?
it's going to be hard to invest.
maybe in the bank account?
unit trust
something that generates more profit
and that has high ROI for myself
property
maybe i can rent a room for like the deposits and so...
1,000 its possible to buy a house
if you can afford the installment
maybe you put in a...
fixed deposit
probably the highest return one
invest TOTO
its the best (laughs)
personally in my believe there are 2 kind of investment
first kind
that requires your active management
and more of your attention
and the second kind that is more passive
and require less of your attention
today i will share with you
five kinds of investments
and i will share with you its pros and cons
number 1
stock market
what is investing in stock?
investing in a stock, basically means
you own a company.
this gives you an equal share
in the company's asset
and also when the company's operation
is making profits they will give it
back to you in the form of dividend
so there are 2 ways of earning in the stock market adanya 2 cara kamu boleh untung dari pasaran saham
number 1, pertamanya,
through dividends melalui dividen
from the company's profit dari keuntungan syarikat
number 2, through the capital growth nombor 2, dari pertumbuhan
of the company's stock value nilai saham di pasaran saham
the benefits of stock is faedah saham adalah
you can have potentially high return anda boleh mempunyai pulangan berpotensi tinggi
for example, NESTLE MALAYSIA contohnya, NESTLE MALAYSIA
has grown 116% in stock value telah berkembang 116% dalam nilai saham
over the last 5 years selama 5 tahun yang lalu
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it is also fairly liquid
you can just sell off the stock on KLSE board
anytime as you wish
as long as there are buyer
however the downside is,
the price can be quite volatile
there's no guarantee that the stock
is gonna go up in price or go down under
and the price can fluctuate
quite a lot within a day, a month, or a year
if you cant take risk
you better stay away
secondly, trading in the stock market
also requires you to have some
basic knowledge in financials
you need to be able to understand
financial report at least a bit
or maybe technical chart reading
so
if you do not know any of those
and you are buying based on what people say
mm...
it is not too different from gambling
however if you willing to spend time
to study about the stock and learn
this can be quite a good investment
for both short term
and long term
and may give you significant gain
number 2
REIT
real estate investment trust
what is it?
it is a property management company that buys property with the public's money
manage the property
and make money from it
the profits, after minusing
the management fees and related cost
will be redistributed back to the shareholders via dividend
the benefits of REITs are,
number 1
you can participate in the property market
with a very low cost
number 2
it is very liquid
you can cash out anytime as you wish
because it is traded on the KLSE
number 3
generally every year you will get a dividend
about 5%-8% return
the downside is however
it is more volatile compared to owning a physical property
and the dividends...
it is not guaranteed by the property management company
so how can you start investing in REITs
basically REITs is traded on the KLSE
as long as you have a CDS account
you can invest in REITs
number 3
ETF
ETF is Exchange Traded Fund
it is a type of securities product
that tracks stock index, commodities of a bundle of assets
to put it in simple terms
they put a bunch of products together
cut out one small piece and sell to you
for example
the FTSE KLCI
tracks the 30 largest companies
that are listed on the KLCI
so does it mean that when i buy the FTSE KLCI
means i just bought the 30 largest companies listed on the KLCI?
yup you are right
the performance of ETF will directly mirror
the performance of its underlying asset
what is the benefits of ETF?
number 1, Diversification
because only just 1 unit of ETF
means that you own a bunch of other assets
number 2, it is highly liquid
we can easily cash out on the KLSE
number 3,
its performance directly reflects
the performance of its underlying assets
number 4, nombor 4, 第四
it has a much lower management fee compared to unit trust
number 4,
unit trust
just like REITs and ETF
its also a product that bundles a bunch of assets together
and cut it down into small piece
and sell it to you
the difference with ETF is however
the fund manager of the Unit Trust fund
will actively manage the fund
according to the objective and strategy
that is laid out in the fund prospectus
although this leads to a higher management fee
and service charges compared to ETF
but the fund manager will actively manage the fund
this means
the fund manager have to actively
select and pick the right securities，
to maximize the returns of the fund
theoretically
it will be able to minimize loss
and maximize gains
even when the market is volatile
this essentially means
that you are investing in the team's ability
to manage the fund for you
it is like hiring a fund manager for yourself
if the fund management team manages it well
you will get
good returns
an example of a well managed fund will be
Kenanga Growth Fund
which has shown an annualise return
of 15 % over the last 10 years
this means essentially it has given you
15% returns per year of the last 10 years
now you know why you are paying the management fee for?
however, on the downside is
if the fund is not well managed
you may get
less return
or even negative returns
finally,
P2P loan
what is P2P loan?
basically it means
peer to peer loan
it basically means
that you are lending your money to people
company such as funding societies
provide businesses with a crowdfunding platform
through a peer to peer financing solution
basically you lend your money to businesses
to expand their business and they pay you back interest
however
it is not guaranteed
that you can get your money back
if its all good.
you can get up to 10% returns
hence,
choose wisely
so
these are the 5 types of investment
that you can start investing today
with just RM1000
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please share it with your friends
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Best Time of Year to Buy or Sell a House 5 REASONS IT COULD BE WINTER! - Duration: 7:41.
You've been wondering, when is the best time of year to buy or sell a house?
The answer might surprise you.
Watch today's video for the lowdown on that topic, and stay tuned to the end of the video
for your free gift, which is something that can help you determine the best time for you
to make your move, dependent upon your circumstances.
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Hi, I'm Mary Anglin with United Real Estate Los Angeles, and I am all about arming the
consumer with knowledge before he steps into the arena of buying or selling a home.
In this video, I'm going to share five reasons why what's known as the off season in real
estate can actually be the best time to buy or sell a home.
Take a minute to comment below what your thoughts are on when is the best time to buy or sell.
It's a common misconception that you shouldn't try to buy or sell a home during the fall
or winter, or what's known in real estate as the off season.
Savvy buyers and sellers know how to use the usual market slow down to their advantage.
There isn't necessarily a reason to wait until spring.
In fact, the holiday season is often considered the sweet spot in the marketplace by those
who know how to read the numbers.
Let's go over some reasons why winter may be the best time for you.
The number one reason to sell during the off season is that there's less competition.
This can be particularly beneficial if you're a seller.
In the spring, a huge wave of new listings will hit the market, but if you list in the
fall or winter, you'll have fewer comparable homes competing against you.
In the spring and summer months, it can be difficult for your property to stand out in
the crowded market.
You may end up with a surplus of homes in your neighborhood.
It's not uncommon to see multiple listings on a single street during the peak selling
season.
Inventory in the fall and winter months is usually significantly lower.
That means your home will not only receive more attention from buyers, but you might
also gain the upper hand in negotiations.
Often, sellers net more above asking price in the winter than during any other time of
year.
Buyers also have a lot to love about the real estate off season.
Smart buyers will continue to scan the market during the fall and winter months for hidden
gems that may pop up during this time.
There are always highly motivated sellers who need to sell quickly, and with less competition
to bid against you, you're in a better position to negotiate price.
If you've been looking for a good deal on a home, now may be the best time to look.
While a slow market may scare off some buyers and sellers, it can actually be the perfect
time of year to list or purchase a home.
While the rest of the market is hibernating until spring, you can take advantage of this
to get a jump start on your competition.
The second great reason is that everyone's more motivated.
During the spring and summer, you're likely to encounter a lot of people who are just
testing the waters, but the serious buyers and sellers stay active during the cold winter
and the holiday season, often because they need to move quickly.
In fact, homes listed in the winter sell faster than any other time of year.
January and February are peak job hiring months, and life changes, like marriage, divorce,
and new babies come year-round.
While families often find it more convenient to move during the summer, the reality is
that people don't always have the option to wait.
According to the National Association of Realtors, 55% of all buyers purchased their homes at
the time they did because it was just the right time, not because of seasonal factors.
If you prefer to deal with serious, highly motivated buyers and sellers, who won't waste
your time, then the off season may be the perfect time for you.
The third key benefit to buying and selling in the off season is the level of increased
personal attention you'll receive.
While I strive to provide unparalleled client service throughout the year, we simply have
more time available for each client during the slower periods.
Similarly, we find other professionals in our network, including title agents, inspectors,
appraisers, insurance agents, escrow agents, loan officers, and even handymen are able
to respond faster, and provide more time and attention during the off season than they
are during the busy summer and spring months.
The result is a quicker and more streamlined closing process for everyone involved.
Now let's talk cost savings.
Clients who move during the off season often report significant cost savings.
Moving costs may be discounted by up to 15% or more during the winter months, and moving
companies can typically offer more flexibility in their scheduling.
Home renovations and repairs can also be less expensive during this time of year.
Whether you're fixing up your property before putting it on the market, or renovating your
home before you move in, contractors and service providers who are hungry for business are
often willing to work for a discount this time of year.
If you wait until spring and summer, you may be forced to pay premium prices.
Home stagers and decorators are also more likely to negotiate their fees during the
winter, and you can often score great deals on new furniture and home décor during the
sales.
Whether you're buying or selling, count cost savings as another compelling reason to move
during the off season.
Finally, let summer be your summer.
No matter how wonderful your real estate agent might be at making your buying or selling
experience as easy as possible, you must admit that buying, selling, and moving are stressful
activities.
Why not get those out of the way during the winter months?
Then when summer comes along, you can go on vacation, spend time with picnics, barbecues,
camping, swimming, or just enjoying your new home.
Making your move in the off season lets you enjoy summer as it should be enjoyed.
Now that you've heard these points, when do you think you'll be ready to make your next
move?
Comment below, and don't forget to click on the link in the description box below for
your free gift, a link to my special report regarding winter home sales and purchases.
If you're in the San Gabriel Valley or the Inland Empire, and are in need of a realtor,
I'm right here in West Covina.
Just give me a buzz.
I look forward to connecting with you.
If you enjoyed this video and found it helpful, give it a thumbs up, and make sure you subscribe
so you don't miss any of my upcoming videos, and be sure to share this with whoever might
benefit.
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10 MTN Bike and Outdoor Products You May or May Not Need - Duration: 10:34.
A lot of you have asked for an update on my injury.
So here it is quick.
My clavicle is still broken but it has healed enough for me to start physical therapy.
So I'm gonna take my sling off, make this video, and try not to overdo it.
With that, on to the matter at hand.
Here we have ten mountain bike and outdoor products that I've spent some time with
over the last few months.
In this video, I'm going to give you my thoughts on them starting with this thing.
When you're traveling to remote places to go mountain biking, having the option of car
camping is always good.
This inflatable mattress turns your entire back seat into a bed, even filling in the
area your feet normally go.
You can also deflate one of the chambers and use it like a normal sleeping pad.
This was $30 on Amazon and it's worth at least that.
It comes with an electric pump, spare vinyl patches, and even a cushion that keeps the
center console from jabbing into your abdomen.
These inflatable pillows are terribly uncomfortable, but work great as cinderblocks for my taller
bench seat.
This car camping solution isn't going to work if you're really tall, and results
may vary depending on the exact shape of your back seat.
But one thing's for sure, it beats just sleeping on the seat itself.
It gives you way more space and a flatter platform.
While this does provide a workable solution for boondocking, a tent may be a better option
if you have a spot to pitch one.
In a previous video I demonstrated this Fidlock water bottle, which snaps into place with
magnets and stays there with mechanical latches.
I love it.
But they also make this smaller bottle, and this uni base which can be attached anywhere.
Maybe you want to fill your larger bottle with plain water, and this smaller one with
electrolytes on longer rides.
These are sold separately, but I think they work well together for carrying a little bit
of extra hydration.
My only complaint is the $25 price tag on the base.
Sure it's well made, but that's pretty steep.
In any case I have been using these together and it's a surprisingly secure combination.
Next, some stuff from KMC starting with these DLC bike chains.
These are super strong, super lightweight and not cheap—$60 - $80.
That's a tough sell when good chains can be had for $25, so I can't personally recommend
these to the budget conscious consumer.
KMC claims that they shift particularly well but to me a brand new chain always feels good.
What I will say is that the look and feel of the DLC chain is absolutely phenomenal..
But objectively, the only thing I can say is that it's lightweight.
So if you're looking to add some style points to your bike, trying to pinch grams, or just
have exquisite taste in chains, go with the DLC.
Otherwise, buy a decent chain, replace it often, and you'll be just fine.
Also from KMC, are the missing link levers.
I like these.
These tire levers are a great addition not only to your bag, but to your home shop because
they double as master link pliers.
Considering they cost the same as normal master link pliers I think they're a good buy,
and a good gift for literally any mountain biker.
After you're done using them on your chain they can also be used as forks.
These cold weather handup gloves seem to be touch screen friendly but are hit or miss
when it comes to certain gestures.
I'm sure you've seen this move when it's time to bust out trailforks.
These glove tacts are designed to improve accuracy and response when using a touch screen
with your gloves on.
I put them on my pointer and thumb, and did see a difference.
The response was way better and the accuracy was a little better.
With clean gloves and a little heat, they adhered surprisingly well to the fabric—much
better than you would think.
But I would be concerned how they'd hold up over the course of a season.
If this is a recurring issue for you, Glove tacts or something like them could be the
answer.
Otherwise, a bare finger is totally free.
Storing tools and supplies in and on your bike can help you stay prepared.
This product helps make use of the space in your steerer tube.
It's called the fork cork, and it comes in a close second for the best named product
I've ever reviewed.
The fork cork is really simple, it just expands as you tighten it to secure an aluminum cap
to the bottom of your steerer.
You can use it to stash a tubeless patch kit, tire inflator, or some emergency cash, provided
you find a way to keep it from rattling around.
The fork cork is $30, which is a lot more than an actual cork, but it's well made
and does what it says.
In many videos you've seen me use my Evoc flight bag to pack and fly with my bike.
It's starting to show signs of wear.
Some TSA inspector must have really struggled to get my wheel back in because they put the
rotor through the fabric, and tore the zipper right off.
So when Scicon, sent me this flight bag, I was hoping it would be a more robust alternative
to Evoc.
It is robust, and it does a great job of protecting your bike, but it's just not for me.
I'll try to give you the good and the bad.
The Scicon bag features casters that roll in every direction.
Much easier than an evoc bag considering you'll also have your other luggage to worry about.
When you arrive at your destination you open the bag up on both sides.
There, your bike is presented to you on a sort of work stand where you can reinstall
the pedals, derailleur, and handlebars.
All your tools and gear are in these pouches that sit under the frame, and your derailleur
is protected in this pouch suspended from the chainstay.
Once you've assembled your bike, you roll the bag up and store it in this longer bag
until the end of your trip.
Pretty well thought out actually.
Except that all packed up this bag stands a full foot taller than an Evoc bag.
Evoc bags just clear the headliner of SUVs standing straight up, and in compact cars
they can be pushed between the seats.
The scicon bag with my size small bike in it took a lot of finagling to get into my
wife's honda civic, and considering it won't clear the headliner of an SUV, it would need
to be laid down with your other luggage on top of it.
Not ideal, especially if you're with a friend.
Also the bag has some parts which can get lost, and rest assured you'll be in a rush
every time you need them.
Given the great build quality of Scicon bags I would be inclined to overlook these flaws,
but they cost more than some bikes.
Even with the large discounts we're seeing from some sellers, Scicon a ways to go before
they beat out Evoc in terms of value.
I do appreciate these custom storage bags though and like the clever packing process.
When mountain biking with a GoPro, the chest is one of the more preferable angles, except
that it's quite uncomfortable.
The "chesty" as GoPro names it, is an oddly shaped solid piece of plastic that presses
against your sternum and makes you sweaty.
The latest iteration of the chesty does not resemble this in the least.
It's symmetrical, fully padded, ventilated, and well engineered.
The proprietary latch is also nice and low profile.
It's $35, which for a GoPro accessory seems oddly ethical, so I give the newest generation
chesty high marks all around.
This next product is a hand pump which is sort of a floor pump.
It's made by Pro Bike Tool and is titled Mini Floor Bike Pump - Super Fast Tire Inflation
- Secure Presta and Schrader Valve Connection - High Pressure Bicycle Pump with Stabilizing
Foot Peg for Road & Mountain Bikes.
We'll just call it the mini floor pump.
This thing is awesome!
The build seems nice all around, it works for presta and shraeder, and in terms of size
it's just a little longer than my Oneup and Crankbrothers pumps.
The mini floor pump comes with a mount for your bike but with the external tube and all
I'd say just leave it in your bag.
For $30 it's a good value and is much easier than a typical hand pump.
Finally, the Magura Vyron 150mm wireless dropper post.
This is an older model with serious miles on it.
Still it has become my favorite dropper post, so much so that I swap it between my bikes.
The post itself charges with Micro USB, which needs to be done maybe once per month.
From there, you just pop it in the bike and attach this button to your handlebars.
When you press the button, it engages the post for a full second.
During that second you can let it pop up, push it down, or stop it anywhere in between.
To me, the main advantage of a wireless dropper post is the reduction of cockpit clutter,
but the Vyron is also easier to install, compatible with any bike, and great for bikes with left
shift levers.
If you're riding park for the day you can also remove the button entirely and just leave
the seat down.
A new Vyron will cost you almost $500, so it's not gonna be for everyone, but spending
money in the name of clutter reduction is nothing new.
I hope you found some of these reviews useful, or at the very least entertaining.
If you want to know where to get any of these products I've provided links in the description.
Thanks for watching, thanks for being patient while I'm off my bike, and thanks for riding
with me today, I'll see you next time.
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Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly Grew Must-See Mustaches - Duration: 1:33.
- HI, I'm Will Ferrell, and this smoke show to my right
is John C. Reilly.
- In the spirit of our new movie, Holmes & Watson,
we're here to support Movember Foundation.
Who's mission is to raise the awareness
of the men's health crisis.
- You do have a Movember mustache don't you?
I mean what kind of idiot doesn't have a mustache.
(snide laughter)
- Seriously fellas, ladies - Especially ladies.
- It's 2018 everyone has to grow a mustache.
- I grew one and I find out that
I could play the French horn.
- That's amazing, and it's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's time for mustache facts.
- Oh here's a good one.
It's twister season so storm chasers take heed,
holding onto your own mustache can prevent
you from getting blown away.
- And sense your mustache is technically
your faces passenger, you also get to drive
in the carpool lane with a mustache.
- Did somebody say meowstache?
Cats will interpret your mustache as whiskers,
and will teach you all the secrets of their species.
That's a great one to end on.
- Mhmm, and if you can't grow a mustache don't worry,
the Movember Foundation could still use your support.
- So go to Movember.com to donate
and support the Movember Foundation
and their mission to stop men dying too young.
- Why don't you play us out
with a - Oh
- Sweet little Boogie Woogie
tune. - [Will] Yeah.
- [Both] On the old French horn.
(flat wailing horn)
- That's Jazz.
(upbeat music)
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Italian fish soup (or brodetto) by Angelo Troiani - Duration: 9:24.
Hi, I'm Angelo Troiani. I'm executive chef in the Acquolina and
AcquaRoof restaurant, where we are now. Today I'm making a fish soup -
no, it's actually wrong to say "soup". Soup is simply the preliminary
part, the liquid part, so it's something that we could drink. We are
actually eating the fish, as well, so I'm making a light broth
in my way, something that taste a little like the Marches and a little like Thyrrenian.
For the soup, we need a good variety of fishes, as the smell, fragrance and taste
come exactly from this mix of crustaceans, seafood and fish.
The ingredients are: Atlantic stargazer, goatfish, tub gurnard,
red shrimps, caramote prawns, mussels, clams. Garlic, onion,
red and green tomatoes, bell pepper, parsley. Bread, oil, salt, vinegar.
First step is cleaning the fish, filleting, taking the carcasses and
heads to make the soup, so, proceeding in a simple way:
first I'm removing the head from the stargazer. What I have to pay attention to is these
bones. They hurt a lot. I'm taking a small piece of fillet. It has a very
firm meat, it's the right fish, typical when making a light broth or soup as it must be
cooked in moist. I'm removing the pulp as well and I'm taking the fillet. I'm removing
the other fillet as well, and I'm taking the carcass that I'm using to make the soup.
I'm making the same with the goatfish. I'm lightly carving the bone
to clean it better and letting out the blood part it contains
inside. Here, as well, I'm making a nice fillet.
Same with the tub gurnard. This is one of the most ancient fishes,
the last heir of the flying fishes family, let's say. It's very suitable to
the use in soups and sauces, and so in our light broth. Now, as before
I'm removing the darker part, the stomach, and I'm taking the fillet. I'm taking the
squid that I cleaned, removing the suckers part that are
hard and don't cook, I'm keeping the tentacles and I'm taking two nice pieces of the squid.
I'm cutting in the two directions the squid. I'm doing this to simply obtain a choreography,
let's say, regarding the presentation.
We're now cleaning and washing the carcasses to remove impurities and
obtain a base with a cleaner taste. I'm trying to clean as best as I can and remove
the little clumps that are inside. From these carcasses, I'm taking
the flavor, concentrated as if it was
some kind of stock cube, so to say, I'm trying to take all the flavor
and taste of all the fishes. We're now adding the bell pepper as it is, whole,
in the oven. We're letting it roast at 180°C, in a dry oven, without extraction.
We're now making the soup. Onion or spring onion, I like tasting
a lightly more persistent flavor, so I prefer the fresh spring onion.
I'm coarsely cutting it, without much care. Then a clove
of garlic. I'm removing the core if it is present, but in this case it's not there. It's a very
fresh garlic. A drizzle of oil, the carcasses.
As you can notice, I added the garlic and the onion as well as the carcasses. It means
that I'm not browning the garlic and onion before. Why? Because I don't
need it. I don't have to destructurate the oil
before and I don't need a stronger flavor from the garlic
and onion. Doing this, I'm getting
a healthier recipe, being this the base of all my recipes.
I'm cutting the tomatoes: the green tomato, that gives a characteristic taste that is
lightly sweet and sour, together with the vinegar that diversifies it
from the classic sauce for pasta.
Now I'm taking half of a red tomato, as well.
We're now moving on the flame.
We're now waiting for the temperature to rise. The carcasses will let out water first,
meaning this strong flavor and fragrance of fish, then gradually
will caramellize and create a more concentrated taste. The fish
flaked apart well, creating this coat, this light glaze on the bottom of the
pot. This is what I need to give such a concentrated flavor.
I'm adding the vinegar. White wine vinegar.
I'm cleaning, scraping the bottom of the pot and I'm adding the tomatoes. I'm cooking
the tomatoes a little bit, waiting for them to flake apart and create some kind of sauce, adding
a little bit of water from time to time. I'm letting the soup ripen and concentrate,
then I'm blending it. As the soup cooks, I'm going to finish
the preparation of the pepper, cutting the parsley and the bread to complete
the light broth, the final preparation. I'm cutting the parsley and keeping the stalks. The stalks
are the tastiest part of the parsley, for me. It's the most scented and
mentholated part, while the leaf is the most bitter part, the stalk
keeps the nicest fragrance of the parsley. If they're not too big, nor
woody, I'm always using them. I'm cutting it coarsely, to keep the
fragrances and not to ruin the parsley too much.
We're making the croutons. Since we have to cook it again, the crust tends to become bitter,
so I'm just keeping the soft inside of the bread.
These are the croutons and at this point I'm moving them in the oven.
I'm now taking the pepper I put in the oven before, placing it in a simple
bowl and covering it with film. This lets the vapor that is left
inside the bowl detach the skin of the pepper well.
Five minutes are enough. I'm now shelling the shrimps and caramote prawns, the crustaceans, then
using the tip of a knife or a stick, very simply,
I'm lightly carving on top of the back of the crustacean and pull, removing
the stomach. We're now removing the skin of the pepper. You can see
how easily we can remove it. We're peeling the pepper, opening it and cutting it in pieces.
The soup is ready, can you see? The tomato flaked well, and so the fish,
the head released all of its flavor and the part of the
fat. These are fatter fishes, so it is now ready. I'm now sifting it
with a fine net sieve. This one is called chinois and allows you
to press well and extract all of the juice. Done! Now we just have to add
the base. If you noticed, I didn't add salt, as the broths and bases
should never be salted, because they are reduced, so I have to get to
the final preparation without ever adding salt.
Now I'm adding the fishes, the squid, the crustaceans,
the seafood. I'm salting it. I'm adding the peppers I previously roasted
and peeled. Just a light drizzle of oil. I just have to close it, using
a glass lid so I can also check on the cooking.
We're using a vapor oven, 85°C for about 25 minutes.
I'm now adding a couple of croutons and at last, a drizzle of oil. A fruity
and light one. The light broth is ready, now try to make it at
home! It's not difficult, all you need to do is to
understand what you have to do. Or you can simply taste it here with us, in
AcquaRoof, Molinari Terrace, in one of the most beautiful terraces in Rome. We're waiting for you!
Ciao!
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EAT IT or WEAR IT - ft. Mom & Dad | #Challenge #Fun #Kids #Comedy #MyMissAnand - Duration: 10:32.
Today I've come up with my Mumma & Papa
brought for you another challenge video
and that is "Eat it or Wear it Challenge"
Get this video to 100,000 LIKES
What's this Eat it or Wear it challenge??
ok I'll tell you the rules
there would three bags in front each of us
and then we need to choose from Eat it or Wear it
then we'll open the bags
& whatever we get from the bag we've to do whatever we've chosen i.e. eat it or wear it
but how can we choose these packets ?
for this first I'll play Rock Paper Scissors shoot with you
and the one who win will again play that game with Papa
so here are three packets in front of us
now we need to choose what we gonna to do
so I'll choose Eat it
and I'll choose eat it
ok I can eat it
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So will see you in our next video till then
take care n bye-bye
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Woman Survives Empire State Building Suicide Jump - Fact or Fiction? - Duration: 12:46.
A circus act gone wrong, a young American hero, and a woman that can fly?
Which of these three stories will be true, and which are figments of our imaginations?
That's up to you decide, on what's fact... or fiction.
The line that divides the factual from the unreal has long since blurred, the tales we
once thought fantastical now implanted as truth.
To decipher verity from the imagined, you must break from the ordinary and consider
a universe where the outlandish prevails.
Can you expand your mind to see beyond our perceived reality?
Can you decide what's fact or fiction?
The circus is meant to be a happy, magical place for kids, but when Dean Tyler tempted
fate by going up against the King of the Jungle, it became a horror show of immense proportions.
Story # 1: The Circus Act-Cident It was Dean's third performance with the new
lion, Simba, but the pair had been practicing for countless hours leading up to the evening
everything went wrong.
Dean felt a rapport with Simba, one he hadn't felt with Leo, the aptly named performing
feline that passed away suddenly overnight.
Their third evening together started without a hitch.
Simba, responding to the physical cues he was being given, appeared as ferocious as
ever, eliciting responses of shock and awe from the audience.
The pair sparred and did their little song-and-dance routine, but nearing the end of the act, Dean
could sense a slight change in Simba's performance.
It seemed less like he was willing to go along with the admittedly abusive act.
Dean proceeded with caution, setting the whip aside until he felt he had more control over
the act.
When they reached the climax, things went horrifically wrong.
Simba, as if forgetting who the man in the cage with him was, darted from the corner
he had dug herself into and knocked Dean to the ground.
Over the growling and his own panicked breaths, Dean could hear a collective scream from the
audience, but he swears he could hear his wife's the most above them all.
He did all he could to keep Simba's jaw from clamping around his neck, and when he shoved
his arm out in front to sustain the brunt of her attack, he immediately felt the beast's
teeth piercing his flesh.
As calm as he tried to remain, it all flushed away as blood dripped down onto his face.
Simba pulled at his arm, his paws pressing against Dean's chest.
Before he felt his elbow pop out of its socket, a series of ribs gave in under the lion's
heavy weight.
Dean was weak beneath the animal's force, but before he could give in, the commotion
of his rescue busting into the cage provided him a little hope.
Simba, shocked by the intruders, jerked his head back, severing Dean's arm at the elbow.
The trainer was splattered with blood and the sound of his own arm being ripped from
him nauseated him.
He expected to die in that cage, especially as his consciousness faded.
Dean woke up the following day in the hospital, his arm still missing and his body in excruciating
pain.
His wife was slumped in the chair beside him, struggling to sleep through the images of
her husband's encounter with the lion.
It took him three years to overcome the memory of that incident - both his and Simba's last
circus performance.
As Sigfried and Roy have proven, it's not so unbelievable that an animal would attack
someone it knew, but Dean's encounter kind of sounds like the sort of horror story you
hear about in a fake viral social media post, doesn't it?
Contemplate whether this is fact or fiction by letting us know in the comment section
below as we move onto our second tale.
In the wake of Pearl Harbor, many heroes emerged to serve their nation, some even bending the
rules to do so.
No one bent them quite like Tim Miller, a young man determined to fight for his country.
Story # 2: "Yvan eht Nioj" "1500 Dead in Hawaii, Congress Votes War."
He remembered the headlines like they were from yesterday's newspaper.
He was only 11 when the idea to join the war came to him.
Miller was already taking care of himself, having moved out of his home with his brother
to escape an abusive stepfather.
With a plan in mind, Miller started to shave and practiced his mother's signature, but
there was something about himself he couldn't change - his teeth.
With his teeth still maturing, the dentist that was checking potential recruits would
know he was well under 16, which, even with a forged signature, would make him ineligible
to enlist.
But when the dentist pressed him on his age, Miller had lined up an ace-in-the-hole.
When he got in line, he was sure to stand behind other kids he knew were only 14 or
so.
When the dentist let them through, he knew he could use it to his advantage - and he
most certainly did.
As much as he knew the dentist wanted to argue, there wasn't time for it and, without another
word, he was let through.
At 12-years-old, Tim Miller became a member of the U.S. Navy, serving aboard the USS Missouri
in the Pacific War against Japan.
For a year, he served alongside men considerably older than him, but in 1943, he made a grave
mistake.
After his grandmother's death, he set off for Texas for the funeral but failed to get
permission to do so.
He was sent to the brig but released within three months after his mother revealed his
true age and his sister threatened to bring the story of the young serviceman to the newspaper.
As much as Tim tried to return to service, he was dishonorably discharged.
Though he had earned a Purple Heart and Bronze Star, they were stripped from him.
It wasn't until 1978 that he was listed under an honorable discharge and most of his medals
were returned to him.
Though his Purple Heart remained stripped until after his death, when it was finally
reinstated and presented to his family.
Could a 12-year-old somehow bypass a rock solid system and enlist as a 17-year-old?
Okay, so the draft system wasn't perfect at the time, but 12 seems a little young to not
have been immediately caught in the draft line.
Let us know your thoughts in the comment section below and vote by using our on-screen poll
as we get ready for our third and final story.
Valerie Benson couldn't bear to live anymore, so she took the only way out she could think
of.
Things, however, didn't go as she planned.
Story # 3: Wind of Luck Valerie never expected her name to grace the
headlines of the city newspaper, but her incredible story was one that media outlets couldn't
help but latch onto.
Unfortunately, it didn't start with the best of circumstances.
It started with her decision to put an end to her life.
She couldn't describe the feelings she was having, but they were enough to drive her
to do the unthinkable.
Nearing 30 and facing eviction from her Bronx apartment, Valerie couldn't stand the thought
of living another moment in this cruel world.
So she picked the highest spot she could think of, the Empire State Building, and started
her ascent.
By the time she reached the 86th floor, she had enough time to contemplate everything
and was prepared to just let go and enjoy what she hoped to be the peace of death.
When she jumped, though, the ground never came.
It was as if a force was pushing back against her.
The feeling of freefalling lasted only a moment before she was back inside the Empire State
Building, impossibly alive and only one floor lower than she had started.
Adams never considered miracles a possibility, and yet she felt she was the subject of one
just then.
During her brief fall, a gust of wind had caught her in mid-jump and thrust her back
into the building, and only sustained minor injuries.
When security guards found her, she had a fractured hip and was incredibly confused.
She never got the opportunity to jump again.
Unfortunately, this is where the story of Adams ends.
Not that she did wind up taking her own life, but after her jump, she was admitted to a
mental institution and, since then, has remained out of the public eye.
Did Valerie, a woman who thought she had nothing left to live for, get lifted back to safety
by some miracle gust of wind?
Or was this a work of fiction, penned by our own writers?
Let's find out - it's time for the reveal.
Are you ready to find out if you can decipher between fact or fiction?
Let's look back at tonight's three stories and find out which were born from reality
and which were fabrications of the imagination.
Let's go back to our first story of Simba the lion and his trainer.
Clearly, with how many documented cases of lions attacking humans there are, this has
to be true, right?
Although entirely plausible and the likelihood of it happening in the future is great, no
such story actually exists - this one was fabricated by our own writers.
How about the heroic tale of Tim Miller?
If you leaned more towards "truth," then you may know your history.
This is the story of Calvin Graham, who enlisted with the U.S. Navy at just 12 years old.
He survived the War in the Pacific, later joining the Marines until being discharged.
He's listed as the youngest person to serve during WWII and lived a relatively short life,
dying at the age of 62 from heart failure in November of 1992.
His wife post-humously accepted his Purple Heart two years after his death in 1994.
Finally, we have that incredible story of Valerie, the woman saved by a miracle gust
of wind.
If you thought this was too far fetched to not be fiction, we'd like to introduce you
to Elvita Adams.
During the holiday season in 1979, at 29-years-old, Adams attempted to take her life by jumping
from the Empire State Building.
She never made it to the ground as a strong gust of wind pushed her back to safety, just
like in our story.
Although where Adams is now is currently unknown.
How well did you do in tonight's video?
Did you look past the deception of our world and define the oft-blurred line that struggles
to separate lies from the truth?
Let us all know in the comment section below and should you find the urge to test your
perceptions again, be sure to subscribe and join us next time when we ask you to decide
what's fact... or fiction.
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Creed 2 - Stream It Or Beam It | Is Creed 2 Worth Seeing in Theater or Waiting For The Stream - Duration: 5:42.
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put a little different spin on a being that with this movie you got to know the
relationship and perspective of Michael B Jordan character as Creed because he
had a girlfriend that's pregnant and a lot of us know that when you have kids
it crystallizes life for you it gives you a new perspective
so with that dynamic coming as well as the diamond
this big huge Russian coming who just happens to be the son of the character
from the Rocky movie and what they did a good job of doing it this movie is going
through his backstory as well so you got to see what has the big Russian been up
to since rocky how has he been training his son to be ready for another fight
and to possibly knock out and kill somebody in the ring and their story is
one where you see two assholes a daddy training the young asshole getting him
prepared to go and fight when it comes to the fight scenes in this movie they
were brutal they was as long as you might would have hoped them to be but
man there was blood there was guts that was things from all over the ring kind
of what you would want to see in a fight movie with all of these sports type
movies ladies and gentlemen you know that they all are going to give you a
training montage with the old throwback movies cats running out in the snow
behind a car cats out there plowing wood doing all these training things to get
ready for the battle yeah yeah you get all that in this movie this movie is a
good cross between I don't know a traditional sports story maybe a little
bit of drama because they do go into the back stories of the families which
actually fits this type of action movie it'd be something like you saying how
they would mesh maybe he man is Lord of the Rings and you mesh it with Star Wars
only this time y'all can y'all keep that shit in space don't bring it to earth
unless y'all gonna have like some kind of time portal what he meant can go from
Grayskull to Earth but they've done a good job of bringing that story together
I would highly recommend you go catch the theater beam in this movie to get
the full experience and it's possibly a good movie for you to stream when it
comes out whether you want to get it on blu-ray DVD or have you liked your
strings but Creed 2 it's definitely a good movie Michael B Jordan is
continuing his excellence from this past year and being killed Marvel on black
Panther because in this movie when they get in the ring and they square off
Drago is so much bigger than Michael B Jordan it takes an outstanding piece of
acting to live up to the height to actually overcome what he needs to
overcome in that fight and that's gonna do it for this video don't forget to
like this video comment and subscribe go get yourself a life game go see create
two people great entertainment at the movie theatres and until the net sex is
hell video I'll see you
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Hit or miss, I guess they never miss, huh?
You got a boyfriend, I bet he doesn't kiss ya (mwah)
He gon' find another girl and he won't miss ya
He gon' skrrt and hit the dab like Wiz Khalifa
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