Waching daily Jan 30 2018

- Hey everybody, how are you?

It's Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training with my,

what would Jeff do, dog training tip of the day.

Tip number 29.

Stop holding your dog back

at the front door or anywhere else.

But let me give you a perfect example

of what a lot of folks do is usually when somebody comes

to the front door their dog is barking like crazy,

they'll grab the dogs flat buckle collar

or whatever they've got on and they hold the dog back.

It physically possibly works but what you're doing

is you're actually getting the dog agitated

and they'll want to pull harder against the pressure.

If you've ever seen a protection dogs or sport dogs

that's actually how we get them to bark and lunge

and like, it looks like they're about to kill somebody.

It's because we put leash pressure on them,

whether it's on a flat buckle collar

or a harness, we hold them back,

they get very, very frustrated

and maybe we physically can remove them

but trust me next time somebody comes to that door

they're going to work even harder.

So that's what I want you to do.

Jeff Gellman of Solid K9 Training.

What would Jeff do?

Dog training tip of the day, tip number 29.

Stop physically holding your dog back.

What should you do?

We've got videos on that as far as the place command

and other things but I wanted to just give you a tip

about what not to do.

Madly in love with you.

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💕My Retro Waves Look 💕 Using the Irresistible Me Diamond Flat Iron. - Duration: 5:58.

hey it's Annabelle. today I'm finally getting to show you how I make my hair

wavy or I curl it what a straightener I'm gonna be using this flat iron by

Irresistible Me- it's the diamond flat iron this is the third year I've had it it's

my favorite straightener that I've ever used actually just because the main

thing I like about it is how quickly it heats up. the efficiency is my number one

and also it has an automatically shutoff timer... I don't like to leave my things

plugged in, but for those who do it is definitely safer. when I hold this down

that turns it on and you can see how quickly it works so- the green light

turns on... and within five seconds I can use it to style my bangs.

I'm gonna set it to 370, that's my ideal temperature and my hair is naturally

straight so after I wash it, this is how it ends up looking like.

I have leave-in conditioner with heat protectant in it so I'm really bad like

I don't put any protectant. I split it in half but I'm not so strict about it and

I'll just start right here with the piece that frames my face. When I do that,

I curl inwards and hold it diagonally and I just drag it down and release it so it

becomes like... kind of a crimp, "a half wave" and what I do is since you can see it go

out in and then kind of out again I just pick it up where it left off and I twist

I twist it a little more, and it just becomes a very soft curl. so you just do this diagonally,

make an indent, and then do the same thing over here

I'm much less careful around the pieces that don't frame my face because it

doesn't show up quite as much. I have a decent amount of hair but I don't like

to clip it and section it off because, I think that's just too much effort

I enjoy kind of just, grabbing hair from different sections though and

integrating them together- and don't worry if they don't really behave with

each other because you can fix that later. so now you can see as I comb

through with my fingers that's... coming along. there's something very important

that I want to distinguish when you're curling the opposite side where your

hand is not dominant- unless you can use both hands- then it's perfect

I used to just mirror myself and curl it this way but, it always looked kind of

different and I really thought hard about it and it's because of the angle

of the flat iron. when I curl it inwards like this, it's kind of straight to my

face, and when I curl it inwards like this, because of the positioning of my

arm it's diagonal, so anytime I'm curling this side, I make sure that I'm holding

it this way- excuse my unshaped armpit... I almost never

shave because I'm not very hairy and I don't care that much- so you're gonna see

a little bit of a mini bush.

so I wanna take a smaller chunk, just because it

frames my face- I hold it over so that it's diagonal see when I curl it not

like this, because it's gonna be straight. hold it up, and then... do the same thing

curl it inwards, and since I'm holding it this way I'm curling it down. continue

where that curve left off, drag it down, and then...

same thing- but since it's the end I curl it a little bit more so that it doesn't

stick out straight. for the bigger pieces in the back that doesn't frame your face

or anything, they're almost illusions of curls,

because they're basically just crimps. so I'm gonna do that. release it so it's

like a wave, and then, carry it through here, another wave and then, right to the

end. especially if your part is not in the middle, a lot of times for vintage

hairstyles, this piece is pinned back and then you have a curl right here right by

the ear. I make my bangs extra curvy so that it kind of blends well with this

curl up here. now for my bottom, I just put the heat up to 400 and I take much

bigger sections of hair, so, the high heat will help expedite that process. another

reason why I stick to flat iron, is because when you use curling barrels, you don't

really get that big loose wave. if you use a bigger barrel

it just makes super loose waves that don't even hold for more than a day, so

after years of curling my hair- I used to do everyday- curl my hair. after years of

doing that, I kind of just gotten accustomed to using a flat iron for

everything. fair warning when you do this it makes it a lot more poofy, and

voluminous- which I like. I can't even imagine what it would look like if you

brushed it it would be like

sections that you at first

curled separately, you can go back and edit together. gonna take a big chunk,

conjoin them right here, and press them together- and they're just more neat all

of sudden. I'm just gonna keep combing through for a little bit, but that's the

gist of how I curl my hair everyday- it's quite simple so I hope that gave you

some insight in case you wanted to try it out, and let me know if you do, because

that would be really fun to see. but as always thank you so much for watching I

really appreciate you spending your time here and each and every comment... I really

appreciate it and it means so much. I'm sending you loads of love and happy thoughts. I'll see you!

thanks so much again, I love you! bye!

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25 Things Only People Who Like To Be Alone Will Understand - Duration: 6:25.

25 Things Only People Who Like To Be Alone Will Understand

People who like to be alone are people who prefer to enjoy spending as much time on their

own as they possibly can.

Their unique characteristics allow them to enjoy their alone time as much as possible,

they have less of a need for peer acceptance than most.

In fact, they feel most fulfilled while they are enjoying their alone time, because this

time is when they are most in touch with themselves.

If you look again in the web, there are so many of information about these people on

the web, whatever they called it, introverts, or the quite one.

The good thing about this is, it helps a lot of people realize about their introverted

tendencies, and also people who are not introverts can understand more about introverts.

If you want to understand more about what's it like to be an introvert, here are 25 things

only people who like to be alone will understand.

If you're new to our channel, make sure to click the subscribe button below, and don't

forget to like this video if you find this information is helpful to you.

#1 - Being around people is just plain old EXHAUSTING.

Too many interaction can easily drain introverts energy.

So, how many calories do you burn from just being around people all day?

The answer is, A lot.

#2 - That's because humans, by nature, are extremely judgmental.

Therefore, the only way to live in a judgment-free zone is to avoid other people entirely.

And yeah, you want fries with that.

#3 - You have to be on your best behavior at all times when you are around people.

That means no burping or farting, for starters, which is absolutely no fun.

There is no shame in belching.

#4 - Other people also expect you to have table manners.

But when you're alone, you can eat however the hell you want.

Chewing with your mouth closed is way overrated.

#5 - When you're alone, you also get to avoid boring conversations, like what is the best

food to feed a cat.

No one cares about Whiskers' diet.

NO ONE.

#6 - Spending time reading in peace and quiet is just BETTER than trying to shout over the

music at happy hour.

Because you'd rather pore over a book than have a beer poured all over you.

#7 - Same goes for unwinding alone by binge-watching your favorite show.

Unlike real people, Netflix will never ask you annoying questions about your dating life.

For example, hanging out with Frank Underwood is better than hanging out with real people.

#8 - After a long day at work, unwinding in the peace and quiet of your own home will

ALWAYS sound better than spending more time with loud and obnoxious people.

Five o'clock can never come fast enough.

#9 - Most of the time, you just want to be alone with your thoughts.

#10 - Going to the movies?

It's just better alone, because you can sit where you want, go as early as you want, and

most important, SEE what you want.

You won't have to worry about any hunger games when you go see The Hunger Games.

#11 - Dining alone means more wine and more food for you.

WIN.

Because really, one bottle for one person sounds JUST about right.

#12 - Also, you can eat WHATEVER the hell you want.

Go ahead, get that double bacon cheeseburger on a pretzel bun, with EXTRA bacon, and hold

the judgment.

#13 - Being around people means you have to wear pants.

Being alone in your room in just your underwear is greater than being around people and wearing

pants.

Well, maybe it's not working for some people though.

#14 - You've mastered the art of avoiding hanging out with people...

You're practically the Invisible Man, or Woman.

#15 - You also know how to tactfully get out of plans you have already made.

Canceling ALWAYS feels so good doesn't it?

#16 - You love to socialize, but only with the right people, in the right place, at the

right time.

You're discerning in that way.

Not just anyone gets to hang out with you after all.

#17 - You have zero FOMO, because you would never ever dream of doing something just for

the sake of doing something.

If everyone jumped off a bridge, you'd laugh because you were the only one with enough

common sense to not jump off a bridge.

#18 - Having your own space is amazing.

You can keep it as clean or dirty as you like, and decorate it to your taste.

Don't feel like making your bed?

THEN DON'T MAKE YOUR BED.

#19 - Being alone means you can move at your own pace.

You can get up when you want, do what you want WHEN you want, and basically don't have

to cater to anyone else.

It's all about YOU.

After all, me time is the best time.

#20 - This especially applies when you are traveling alone.

There is truly nothing else in the world like exploring, and maybe even getting lost in

a city all by yourself.

You can go as slow or as fast as you like.

#21 - You get really tired of people asking you why you aren't going out, or why you don't

want to hang out.

Do I really need to explain why I don't want to hang out with you?

Nope.

#22 - Bars and parties: long lines, loud music, lots of sweaty people.

You know to steer clear.

This should be obvious.

#23 - Large crowds are absolutely, and positively your worst enemy.

The more people, the worse your mood.

#24 - Everyone knows it, but not everyone will say it: Spending some quality alone time

is the only time you really feel at ease.

#25 - After all, is there anyone in the world you would rather hang out with than yourself?

Well, say it in the comment if you object this one.

All in all, that's the 25 things only people who like to be alone will understand.

Really cool information isn't it?

Please share your thoughts and experiences in the comments below!

Don't forget to subscribe to our channel and watch all our other amazing videos!

Thanks for watching!

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Your Crushes Keep Rejecting You ? Here's Why !! animated video - Duration: 2:43.

Here's Why Your Crushes Keep Rejecting You ?

welcome to lifestyle therapy channel, stay tuned.

No.1, You have a rejection attachment.

If you're used to being rejected and disregarded, you might unconsciously seek out rejection,

because it's what you're familiar with.

If you're seeking rejection without realizing it, you could have a psychological attachment

to rejection.

When you identify yourself with disappointment, disapproval and rejection, you can develop

what's known as a rejection attachment.

No.2, Your Crushes Don't Know The Type Of Relationship You Want.

Have you revealed your feelings to someone, and then nothing?

Consider why that was.

Did you give your love confession, then basically leave the ball in your crush's court?

They could actually be confused about what you want.

Maybe your crushes have feelings for you, but they don't know whether you want a serious

relationship, a fling, or a friends with benefits thing.

And if you don't make any further moves, they might decide not to pursue it either, since

they doesn't know what direction you're going.

No.3, Your Crushes Aren't Into You.

There is a possibility that your crushes, just don't have feelings for you, which is

obviously why they're rejecting you.

I know that the heart wants what the heart wants, but try to see if there are any common

factors, between your crushes that could be the reason for the constant rejection.

For example, do you tend to crush on people who just came out of relationships?

Do you go after bad boys, or party people?

No.4, You have low self-esteem.

You have low self-esteem from being rejected, and you're being rejected due to your low

self-esteem.

You can't let that cycle continue.

people usually are not attracted to others with low self-esteem, and no self-confidence.

Confidence and self-love are attractive qualities, and that's the number one thing you need

to work on, if you want to find love.

If you don't think you're a total catch, why would he or she think you are?

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Why YouTube?......WHY??? - Duration: 4:58.

welcome back to my channel it's yuh boy Mikey boo today I got a special video for

you and I don't know what I just did this now but that's not the video life

of Mikey what am i recording at 3200 ISO 3200 ISO okay y'all probably don't know nothing bout dat

ah I am so tired this is this is a

result of me being tired right now welcome back to my channel like I said

already I don't know why I keep saying I'd like to say that actually I'd like

to say I like to say the intro anyway into what we're going to be talking about today is

YouTube we gonna talk about YouTube on YouTube huh ironic isn't it well guess

what YouTube I kind of eat you right now but I kind of love you you know why I'm

tell you why I'm telling why I hate YouTube YouTube change the policy the

policy for videos to be monetized rightly criteria before was 10,000 views

and back in like 2016 2017 mid-2017 I was like okay that's an attainable goal

I was probably at... maybe about a thousand views at the time I'm a little

bit more thanks to you guys you know I love you guys preciate it back it up

but um now it's not just 10,000 views I could have made 10,000 views you just give me

like what six months maybe even two months

I would've probably made 10,000 views I could monetize my videos you know

make a little cash probably not much because you know you need 500 used to get

like $5 or dollars online answers and it really worth it so every time you

hear somebody monetize their videos and they only have a

couple subscribers or their views aren't like

in the like tens of thousands or 100,000 they don't really making much money

on YouTube okay so don't get it twisted making money on YouTube is not a decibel

reviews and the Adsense you really have to do one expand your businesses

and different things whether it's Amazon affiliate links or just merge or

different things you have product in yourself that's how you make it bigger

on YouTube as a small youtuber I'm a small youtuber I have what...I'm real small

like dirt small son you know I should probably talk properly to get the closed captions anyway I

*rambling*

*random noises*

The goal of me monetizing my videos this year is a lot more difficult

and that's why I hate to you YouTube I have to work even harder and that's why

I love you but four thousand hours of watch time is a lot that's a lot

I mean it is that four thousand minutes I'd be like cool I can do that easy

four thousand hours bro that's a lot of watch hours I don't know if I could make

that this year but I'm definitely gonna do it you know why because I'm motivated

pumped I'm a hard worker I work hard I know like initially I thought to myself

whoa in the shape of myself I was like I don't work that hard and that's because

I was in uwi and I know I talk about uwi all the only time yeah okay whatever but

like seriously I work real hard for the things that I love to do whether it's

teaching I love to teach whether it's basketball whether it's YouTube which is

like one of my biggest passions at this point in time like I really love making

videos I work real hard I had three classes today I'm just saying I had three

classes today teaching I thought SAT math see sex math and then I taught for

me from 3.4 cameras I'm just like burnt out like Jesus take

me I'm done you know I thought you know what I have to make four thousand hours

of what type so with a slap that camera on the tripod and I'm gonna make sure

that you guys get a little bit of content I'm not what you're gonna do

motivational Monday I thought about what I'm gonna do this like every week with

Bhishma Mondays for sure to keep relevant and to give you guys some good

content so hopefully you guys are enjoying this I don't know hopefully

more people subscribe I found subscribers as well so it's 4,000 watch

hours and a thousand subscribers I think the a thousand subscribers is attainable

this year so guys I need your help man did you happen to share my stuff with

whoever you're aunty yuh tanty yuh man-tee??

*questions self*

a manatee and a tanty mix

'm gonna work real hard for you guys just I'm just saying

I'm saying I'm saying I'm gonna post a little blog or weekly vlog so I gonna

edit that just now today mo I also have Rizon's concert so it's a gospel concert

about to be lit you know I'm saying but uh yeah so guys stay tuned

for more content I really have to work on that others

videos but yeah stay tuned I love you guys

PEACE!

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Liquid Force Watson Dose Wakeboard 2018 Review Video | Wakesports Unlimited - Duration: 1:32.

Sup guys. I'm Tony here from Wakesports to talk today about the 2018 Liquid Force Watson Dose.

This is Shawn Watson's professional model. It's been around a long time,

had a lot of different other models out there.

This is his third year on the Watson Dose.

Comes in two colors and two different sizes.

140 in the blue and 144 on the white. My weight recommendations on this board

would be up to about 190 pounds on the 140 and up to 230 on the 144.

Couple of cool features about this board. It features a polyurethane wood core,

so you can drop it, bang it around a little bit,

and it's a lot more durable and dense, a lot less than the compression molded boards.

However, I would not recommend trying to throw this off a cliff

and expecting it to survive. It also features a cool grind base here, so you can take it

to the cable park or ride it behind the boat. And it has these honeycomb tips and tails.

What this does is provide a lot less swing weight as you're trying your spins

and gives you a little bit more flex at the cable park.

It has these deep channels here. These help hold your edges your cutting in towards the wake

and it features a three-stage rocker. What this is, is a little bit of a flat spot here

so it provides you more pop off the wake, no matter what trick you're trying.

This Liquid Force board, it features the Flex Track System.

It pairs nicely with these 4D Form Bindings. It gives you an ultimate connection

to the board and gives you more flex and provides a lighter weight setup.

If you guys have any questions, give us a call here at Wakesports.

I'm always here to help, thanks.

If you guys thought this video was helpful, please subscribe below.

Like us, follow us on social media @wakesports.

Thanks, have a good day.

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How to Find the Perfect Career for You - Duration: 7:36.

Hey it's Abbi J from AJ Life Hacks and in this video I am giving you my top

tips for how to find a career you love. Because believe me, I have been in

careers that I've hated and finally I found my true passion and it took me so

long. I wish there'd just been one video that I could have watched to tell

me how to get where I am right now and to find real purpose in my job and the

work that I'm doing. So this video is for you,

and it includes all the steps that I wish I had known on my way and I've

discovered the hard way. So let's get right to it.

The first tip I have for you

when it comes to finding a career that you love and find really fulfilling, is

to explore your talents. Now I know that you've heard some form of this tip

throughout your life. Especially in high school when they tell you you have to

decide what you're gonna do for the rest of your life. But honestly this is you

being a little bit more truthful with yourself when trying to discover what

you love about you and what activities bring you such joy. So truly take the

time to figure out, "do I love physical activity? Am I really good at writing? Am

I super good at math? Like what subjects have I not truly gravitated myself to

and if I could just do it all day every day." I would do 6 hours of math instead

of like six hours of PE? Or I would do writing and science because those are my

favorite things like, what is it that you just love and have found you're

passionate? Because those talents that you naturally have and that are God-given

and also that you've worked on and created for yourself. They are going to

lead to some of the fulfillment that you're after in a career. So it's

critical to know those, and the second tip that I have for you when trying to

figure out your career, is to take those talents and now write a list of things

that interest you. Now note that I didn't say careers that interest you, you can

include those too but I don't want you to focus on that. So many times I felt

like I got a little bit of astray on my true loves and my true wants out of

life because I was already tailoring them to a career. I thought, "oh I like

writing so I guess that means I have to be an English teacher." When know there

were a million different things but I tailored that talent to that career and

not career only and guess what? I don't want to be teacher, so that meant that

was out. So on this list I want you to truly write everything that interests

you. Write writing, write maybe teaching, write that you love to play football.

That you love to interact with kids that you have so much fun teaching your peers,

like just put it all down and don't worry about

tailoring or matching that skill up to a career yet. My third tip for you is to

identify what you want most out of a career. Now I get that some of you

probably instantly went, oh I want money. I want recognition. Well specifically

try to narrow it down to these three categories: Are you after recognition?

security? or freedom? You know recognition is kind of more your doctors your

lawyers your firefighters your police officers.

People who find fulfillment out of the type of work that they do and how

they're recognized for that work. I feel like teachers fall in this too. You know

they feel so rewarded for helping their students. Security is more that you care

about the benefits of your company, the compensation, that you're making and that

this is a really steady job for you and that things are very like orderly and is

pretty like day after day you're doing about the same thing. And you find

enjoyment and being very skillful in your work, and the third is freedom. This

is that you could care so much more about having the ability to come and go

to work or work, when you're able to instead of necessarily tying that to a

salary or instead of being at your desk all day. Now

for some of us we think oh those are awesome. I'm all of those types. Well to

truly narrow it down, you need to ask yourself which of those would I give up

for the other one. For me I am a full blown freedom girl and I'm all about

giving me you know the ability to leave when my work is done and work super hard

and get it done and have flexible hours. I'll take that over a salary raise any

day and so that's a good indicator that my main thing I'm looking for in a

career is some freedom and some autonomy. So what is it that you're after in your

career? And one of those three categories really speaks to you? My fourth tip for

you is to do your due diligence. Now I get that they do personality assessments

and they kind of tell you what career path and college degrees will really

work for you in high school and even elementary school. This goes so much

further beyond that. This is that you utilize every tool available to you

particularly internships. My greatest regret in college was that I just signed

up for an internship that I knew the lady. I knew I could get

it done super quick and I'd be in and out. And it really wasn't something it it

pertains to my major but it wasn't like the career field exactly I wanted to go

into but I was going to do it to get it done. And I wish that I truly like been

strategic about the internships I chose and chosen an internship at like a place

that I really wanted a job at or in something that I thought could really

give me an insight into that industry but instead I used to the easy way out

and so for you, you know, go talk to people. Interview of a person who has a

job close to yours. Interview of somebody who has a job so far away from what you

thought your major was capable of to just inspire you and get you thinking of

different ways that you can use the knowledge that you have or maybe what

you even want to go to school. So interview people, do internships. I don't

care if it's working for free this is your future that you're setting up! And

my last tip for you is to never give up on that great job. Now full disclosure, no

matter how amazing your dream job is you're the CEO over the company, you're a

stay-at-home mom, you're that doctor you wanted to be, you're that teacher. As

awesome as that is going to be for you and it can be your dream career there

are gonna be days when it's hard to get out of bed and go to work. We all

experience that. I'm not talking about those days when Monday morning is hard.

I'm talking about the day after day, year after year, is it okay and are you happy

to go to work? Because if not, if you're finding yourself miserable in your job,

then get out! Go find that job because a good job is out there for you. So I hope

these steps help you and I really hope you take them seriously especially doing

your due diligence to figure out what possibilities are out there for you

because we tend to limit ourselves and say, well I'm gonna be a teacher and that

means I can only teach the subject at this time at this school like. We start

to really limit our focus into what we believe a doctor does or what we believe

a teacher does and we don't open our mind to all the possibilities for a

career around us. So I would encourage you to do that please leave a comment

below for maybe a career choice you are so excited to explore. Give this

video a thumbs up and subscribe to my channel if you haven't yet because I

have amazing videos coming out for you all about how to build your career, how

to nail that interview, and how to talk to anybody anywhere. So I'll see you in

the next video. Thank you for watching Abbi J out.

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Divorcing? Don't forget to plan for taxes! - Duration: 2:36.

Welcome to The Divorcierge divorce tip of the week. When you're negotiating

your financial settlement one of the most important things you need to

consider is the tax implications of the different components of the settlement. I

have heard many cases where people didn't really think about what the

long-term effects would be on their income and they agreed to something that

may not have been wise and may not have agreed to had they had somebody take a

look at the long-term consequences the long-term tax consequences. Now we all

know that that the tax code is changing and there are different effects on

divorce. Most importantly, after 2019 and going forward alimony or spousal support

will no longer be tax deductible for the payor which was the case up until or

will be the case up until the end of 2018. Another thing to think

about is the deduction of mortgage mortgage interest. If you have a mortgage

on your home and you are talking about transferring the home between one party

and another, the amount you can deduct is changing and that may affect how much

you end up getting in your settlement as well when it comes to the real estate.

You also want to think about tax implications of selling any assets. If

somebody owns a bunch of stocks and you're counting on selling them in order

to pay for your new lifestyle or to pay for something, you will be taxed on those

assets or on those stocks if they have have gained value since you purchased

them. There are many many other tax implications and it really depends on

your situation and what your assets are that you hold, what your debts are on and

on. The most important thing is that you think about these things, that you

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Do You Use A Fake Name At Starbucks? - Duration: 2:59.

- Do you use a fake Starbucks name?

- I do not actually.

- Why, what's your name?

- Zack.

So, it's pretty easy.

- Oh, my God!

That's my fake Starbucks name!

Is that really your fake Starbucks name?

- No.

(upbeat music)

- Hi, my name is Amal,

and I make videos at Buzzfeed.

Now, I know what you're thinking.

That girl has a weird name.

She probably uses a fake name when she goes to Starbucks.

I don't.

But some of you know the drill.

You get in line,

about to order your favorite drink,

and you pull out your trusty fake name.

You know, the classics.

John, Carl, or my personal favorite,

Gertrude.

Today, we'll see what your favorite Buzzfeeders use

as their fake names when they go to Starbucks.

All to avoid social interaction.

Let's go!

What's your fake name?

- K.

- And what's your real name?

- Kuwilileni.

K because if I ever tried to say Kuwilileni,

they would just look at me with their mouth agape

like who?

What?

Where?

- My fake name is Horchata Jose.

My real name is Sergio.

- My fake name is David.

- And what's your real name?

- Armand.

My real name is on my credit card,

and nobody has been like, hey!

This doesn't match.

- Well, you're now exposed, so...

- Oh, c'mon!

- If I wanna have, like fun, I'll use like Axel Foley

or like Theo Huxtable.

- You seem like a Theo to me.

- My fake name is Kelly.

- And what's your real name?

- Kirby, like the video game.

The pink, little pink ball.

- Okay, what's your fake name?

- Lauren.

- And what's your real name?

- My real name is Selorm.

My name is actually supposed to be pronounced, "sellum".

- So, your real name is your fake name?

Ken, do you have a fake name when you go to Starbucks?

- My fake name is actually Ken.

(dramatic gong)

So, I moved to the states when I was 12 or 13,

and I still went by my real name which is Kyohei.

- Well, thanks for lying to me for all these years, Ken.

- I've only known you for three months, but okay.

(record scratching)

- What's your fake name?

- Bob.

(both laughing)

My real name is Onyinyechukwu.

- So, don't take this the wrong way,

but you're not giving me Bob vibes.

- They know I'm not a Bob, but it's like,

it's an understanding.

They appreciate that I'm not wasting their time.

They're not wasting my time.

- I will give any J name.

I'll say John, Jamiroquai,

Jacob, or JoMariePayton as one word just to see.

My real name is Jarrett.

And they've spelled it so wrong, so many times

that I started a hashtag on my Instagram.

- What's your fake name?

- Dilly Dilly.

- And your real name?

- Danny Rosenberg.

- So, instead of making it easier for them,

you're actually making it harder for them.

- A little bit.

I like to spice up their day.

You know, they have to say a lot of names.

So, yelling out, Dilly Dilly, is kind of, I don't know...

- Well, there you have it folks.

The good.

The bad.

And the awkward.

Do you use a fake name at Starbucks?

Let us know.

I'm gonna get some coffee.

How does it feel like to be a fake Starbucks name?

- Oh, Zack is a popular name?

- I mean, sure.

- You know?

I kinda like that actually.

People are like trying to be me.

Trying to use my name.

(metallic screeching and squeaking)