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You died? Yés - Duration: 0:04.

Him: You died?

Me: Yes

(Text) Him: You died? Jag: Yes. Jag = (Me)

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Bop || Original Song by Dennis Russell - Duration: 3:12.

Found myself sitting at a bar Thinking I should call a car

But it's just not that late Time drags on when you got no date

And I say I need no one I feel just fine

But sitting here all alone It's clear that I'm lying.

Then to the corner my eyes bop I catch a glimpse and I stop

Pinch myself you're still there Involuntarily I leave my chair

And I don't know what it is About you girl.

But I think I'll take a chance And give this a whirl.

So I dropped some cash for my drink.

I told myself it was swim or sink.

Made my way through the throng.

I got to you, but you were gone.

And I don't know what it is About my luck,

But seems as a single man That I am stuck.

Later my sister called me up And told me she would set me up

With a girl I didn't know.

Reluctantly, I said I'd go.

But I'm not expecting much, I've been here before.

And I'm trying not to feel hope's touch As I walk in that door.

Then to the table my eyes bop I see you there and I stop

Pinch myself you're still there So voluntarily I take my chair

And I don't know what it is About us girl,

But I say let's take a chance And watch this unfurl.

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[Short Flim] Mango's Bath of Hell | SEE YOU TO THE END - Duration: 3:23.

I really didn't know anything

I thought you were going somewhere

"He took me somewhere."

But her idea was wrong

This was the bathroom.

That meant he was going to wash me.(I'm the cat here.)

I've been screaming and trying to escape

But it was too late because my brother (MinKyu) closed the door.

HELP ME

My brother is laughing at me from behind

I'm going to be different now

I'm going to destroy everything in the house

I will guide my family.

Like Min So Hee.(Min So-hee is a drama character.)

It's almost over, but I'm in pain

OPPA~ Stop taking pictures!

My brother is going to get a towel!

OPPA run!!

Why are you coming back?...

OPPA: Oh, my camera

Oh sh*t

I got rescued in 30 minutes, and I'm so busy!

Is this life? It's hard to eat and sh*t.

Are you having fun?

I'm drying up. I'm getting softer

Isn't it boring? I know. That's why I'm using subtitles

the end!

Director/Edit Minkyu Bang

cat mango butler 1 mom butler's 2 minkyu Bang

Think carefully about your adoption. THEY ARE US FAMILY.

I'd like to tell you that this video was made by Mango

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Finding Hope - Daydream (Lyrics) - Duration: 2:45.

Finding Hope - Daydream (Lyrics)

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5 Attitudes That Take You Away From Men - Duration: 2:22.

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You Come from a Family of Refugees - Duration: 4:11.

When you came into the world,

it was in a sterile hospital room.

And although I couldn't feel the incision,

the great pressure that pulled your small body out of me

was explosive.

I knew you were safe.

And I immediately passed out from exhaustion.

There were no walls or windows,

just tents in a makeshift hospital.

Your grandmother, my mother, Yiey, was bedridden for days.

Initially, Cambodians were considered illegal

in the Thai camps.

We weren't wanted.

But hundreds of thousands of us, including your grandparents,

spilled over into Thailand from Cambodia.

The world was watching.

And eventually the Thai government allowed our people to come in.

When I learned this,

I wanted to ask how they could even

consider turning people like us away.

Today, when your grandparents see you,

they are besides themselves with joy at your freedom to express yourself,

the brilliance of your opinion and intellect,

and purple hair.

While you love to go camping like your father,

I was born in a refugee camp.

You should be able to see where you come from,

how you came to me.

Once, I thought to ask Tha why he left Cambodia.

What did he mean? I wondered.

Then I remembered,

that while looking for vaccination documents for your Uncle Jammy,

I came across our family's refugee papers.

They listed our family members as being "dead" or "missing."

The final two words sealed their fate: "No Others."

Perhaps this is what Tha meant when

he said there was nothing left in Cambodia.

Did he mean "no one"?

I came to the US in 1981, and I wasn't alone.

That year, more than 38,000 other Cambodians came as well,

the largest influx of Cambodian refugees the US has ever seen.

I'm in a Ph.D. program.

Do you know that's near impossible

for others with histories like mine?

Think about this number. That's over half of our people.

And so when people want to see refugees as freeloaders,

remember that we were placed in the poorest places in this country,

with few resources,

but we were supposed to be glad.

If Cambodia had been a safer place,

I've no doubt that you would have been born there, too.

But babies don't have a choice about where they are born,

and sometimes as adults we don't have a choice about where to go,

where to live

or leave.

And so I will say this here and ask that you tell others

that you were born from a refugee mother.

We stayed alive, but now,

let us remind others not to turn away,

to show compassion to others who may or may not look like us,

but deserve the same consideration and safety.

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TOI, TU DOIS AIMER, PARDONNER. PAS MOI ... - Duration: 3:04.

Being a Catholic is not perfect, so already, it's certainly not

to the non-Catholic to explain to you how you have to behave ... because, that's

things that I have experienced, some atheist people explain to you that because you

are you Catholic, you must be like that ... it's a bit like, they make you morals

so that you do not deceive your wife, but they, because they are not Catholic,

they have the right to deceive her ... you because that you are Catholic, you must love,

to forgive and help others. But they, they do not do it ... it's a bit like these parents

who explain to their children the good manners and the good attitude to have in the

But they do not ... but we know it well, children copy their parents

their attitudes and not in their explanations ... we find this phenomenon in the love of

God ... some people go to Mass every Sunday, but they never speak

of the love of God that they have ... they never say that Jesus accompanies them all

week and they made that decision, thanks to Jesus .... they do not show that jesus

is part of their life, even outside the Mass ... It's the same for these parents

who explain good manners to their child, but do not do it themselves ...

blow the kids are not educating well ... and worse, they believe that lies

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Educational Videos For Kids | Baby Shark Dance | Baby Shark Finger Family | Songs For Children - Duration: 2:08.

One,two, three,four…

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Mommy finger, mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Brother finger, brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Sister finger, sister finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Baby finger, baby finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Daddy finger, daddy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Mommy finger, mommy finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

Brother finger, brother finger, where are you?

Here I am, here I am How do you do?

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Here I am, here I am How do you do?

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Here I am, here I am How do you do?

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How the News Business Brought Maury Povich and Connie Chung Together - You Up w/ Nikki Glaser - Duration: 13:34.

In New York City they have one great rule about Central Park:

seven to nine in the morning, off the leash for a dog,

so my dog runs every morning.

We're out there around quarter seven,

we run for about half hour 45. I don't run.

It's fun to watch you're dog run though.

You look like you're in great ...

You are.

I'm all right.

I walk on the golf course, I don't use carts if I ...

That's good.

Unless I'm in a mountain.

But that it's fun watching your dog run in the dewy grass

in the morning. Just like let loose.

And they all kind of roll over.

Oh, my God. It's so fun to watch.

And I figured out how not to have him attack other dogs.

Since he's a golden retriever.

I put a ball in his mouth and he won't let go of the ball.

So, he can't bite anybody.

That's genius. That's really smart.

So, he runs throughout the park with a ball in his mouth.

But he's not going to let go of that thing.

Let go of the ball.

Snap at another dog.

He may bark, you know, a muffled bark but that's it.

So, why didn't your shows last?

You know, so many different reasons,

just like internal things. And then also you get ...

Who did you work for?

Like you said about ...

Comedy Central who I now work for on the radio and then MTV.

So, they didn't play it enough. I want to do a show,

if I ever do a talk show again, it cannot be one time a week.

Oh, it's only once a week.

If they don't replay it,

the audience doesn't get to know you, and trust you.

You can't gather an audience once a week-

But you don't have the time to and they don't time.

... unless you're some variety show.

You see, it's very interesting, for instance, in daytime,

they've tried so many actors, comedians,

people who were never, ever broadcasters as talk show hosts:

it didn't work.

I'm very interested, for instance,

next year Kelly Clarkson is going to do a talk show,

and so, it's going to be interesting

as to whether that works. Ellen works.

Ellen worked.

Ellen worked.

Rosie O'Donnell worked.

For a while.

For a while. I loved the-

But then she got dark, you know what I mean?

Yes. Yeah. I got a little weird at the end.

But in the heyday, that was a fun one.

But these things come and go.

I mean, you must see them come and go all the time.

Can you tell when something's going to work?

For instance, I mean, there are a lot of ...

I knew Jane Pauley wouldn't work,

I knew Meredith Vieira wouldn't work.

Well first of all, you have to understand

these were people who made their mark

and made their reputations in shows that were an ensemble:

the today show is an ensemble. Hey, Matt Lauer, right?

Biggest name in the world, not there, still Today Show

works, you know, bring on the next person, plug them in.

It's an ensemble.

It can exist without someone and it ...

Yes. Okay.

You go alone, you've got to be a different person

than you were when you were that ensemble.

And so, it just doesn't work that way.

Didn't work that way.

They didn't develop that skill as a solo host

or the audience isn't going to want to see them in that role?

I guess. I mean, you never know how far you can get that way

unless you do something solo.

Yeah, you gotta try.

You gotta do something solo

before you know you're going to work.

I mean, and it took me a long time ...

First of all, I mean, look, I'm a news guy,

I never got along with my co-anchors ever.

Really?

I mean, look, years and years ago,

I was the second banana to a woman named Connie Chung

at the biggest station in LA, and guess what?

They fired me, it didn't work.

You guys met at a station? Oh yeah.

Working together?

Oh Sure.

Oh my God. Was that so fun?

In the early days of like no one knew?

First of all, I started before her,

I'm much older than she is, not much significantly older,

and so, I was a pretty big name in Washington, D.C.

my hometown.

She was hired as the assistant to the news director,

the secretary, okay?

The first job that opens up in a newsroom

is a weekend writing job. She wants the job.

The news director says, "You can't have the job,

you're my assistant, you're my secretary, you can't ... "

"Yes, I want the job."

"Well, you can't get the job unless you replace yourself."

She walks out of the newsroom, across the street, into a bank,

looks at the first woman teller and says,

"You want to be in TV? Come with me."

Replaced herself and became a big star.

And nobody really knew who she was,

and then all of a sudden we're going,

"Wow, that took a lot of guts.

I mean, that's really aggressive."

And so, she becomes a star.

She goes to LA, she becomes a big anchor,

and then I'm hired as her second banana, her co-anchor.

That didn't work.

And six months later the new General Manager fired me,

and then she took such pity on me, we started to date.

Wait. You dated after?

-Yeah. -Nothing happened before?

No, I mean, no I just knew her.

Was there any flirtation?

Oh, maybe. I don't know.

Yeah. I mean, there had to be a little something, something.

Well, Connie, she had become a pretty big star at CBS

in the Washington bureau during Watergate.

I mean, she was a big star during Watergate.

And so, she went to LA and became a huge hit,

she was the only person I knew

in that whole West Coast newsroom.

And so, when I got fired, she took pity on me.

Well, how did that feel?

Getting fired was the worst thing in my life,

and the best thing in my life

because the greatest fear of anyone in this business

is getting fired. That's the worst fear because:

A, you don't know what it's going to feel like,

and B, will you ever work again?

And so, when you end up having the feeling

at least you know what it's like, it's shit.

It's shit. It's shit.

That's so true. You got to go through it.

I believe that that's all part of my personality

that I bring out.

Hey, I've had my lows. You know, I've been fired,

I've laid down on a couch and wondered to myself,

"Should I be in this business? I mean, what the hell."

Yeah. Oh, that's great to hear that you've had that thought.

Oh, yeah. No, I mean, and then what you do,

you end up watching TV.

You know, and I'm watching all the newscast.

I'm saying, "Shit. I'm as good as that guy.

You know, I can do that story. What the heck?"

And so, I got a job in San Francisco

about three or four months later,

and then we started dating and had a commuting relationship

between LA and San Francisco.

We dated for eight years before we got married.

That's smart.

But not exclusively. She says, I dated people

I couldn't even remember their first names.

And she dated nothing but stars in Hollywood.

Oh, really? I love this. That sounds fun.

So, before you got married and settle down,

you were together, and you would see each other when you could,

but you were just like,

"Hey, we're in different cities, things are gonna happen."

Exactly. I love that.

I love it.

In fact, she would say to me sometimes,

"Well, maybe we should get married."

And I'd say, no I want to." And then I would say to her,

"Well, maybe we should get married."

And she say, "No, I don't want to."

And then finally, she called me up and she said,

"We can get married now." I said, "Why?"

She says, "Because I found a dress."

So, she called it in the end.

Six weeks later we got married.

Oh, my Gosh.

And that was 34 years ago.

And then where did you move after that when you got married?

Well, then I was back in Washington,

and she was in New York,

and we commuted for the first two years.

And then this wild Australia

named Rupert Murdoch called up and said,

"We're doing start this show called a Current Affair,

and we're going to move you to New York.

And you're going to find out

whether you can live with your wife."

Now, you have to understand, I was a local anchorman.

So, I would come to New York every week

or two to see each other on the weekends we were married,

and I would go to the apartment building

and I would say, "Connie Chung please."

Who is this? I said, "I'm her husband."

And he would call up and say, "Miss Chung.

Mr. Chung is down stairs."

And that's when I knew, that I had a long way to go.

That's so fun. I love your wife.

She's is indefatigable. She's the best.

I gotta look that word up later.

Good I think.

It's got to be good.

Nothing can penetrate her.

Except you.

Yeah, that's true. That's true. Once in a while. Thanks Chris.

No problem man. That's why I'm here, just sniping.

Nikki does the ... I just snip in somehow.

Some hit, some don't hit. It's what it is.

Nikki's approval.

Oh boy.

She just went after what she wanted,

and told you when it was, "No-"

She was back to going across the street

and taking a girl from the bank and saying,

"Do you want to be in TV because I want this job."

What happened to that girl at the bank?

She said she ended up being a talk show producer

for me at that station.

That's what happens.

No way. So she did. She wanted to be on TV.

See that? See that?

All you bank tellers out there.

First of all, do they have bank tellers anymore?

I don't know. I do everything on my app.

Yeah, that's true.

I mean, if it's not ATM is there anybody

ever go into the bank anymore?

I don't know. I don't either.

I recently wrote a joke where I was like,

"And I went to the bank."

And I'm like, "No one's believing this right now.

When is anyone in here been to a bank?

And I go, "I didn't go to the bank.

Let me put it somewhere else as CVS."

Yes. CVS. Yeah.

You do everything on the app, right?

You meet with girls, you put you're check in.

Are you on Instagram, are you on Twitter?

Yeah, all that stuff.

How do you feel about it? Do you like it?

Well, the show is on it, first of all.

We've got like, 3 million Facebook people

and another million YouTube people.

But I have a hard time.

I see a lot of people who I know who are in the business,

they're on Twitter, and I wake up in the morning,

I usually wake up like six 6/6:30 to walk the dog,

and all of a sudden all these people are on Twitter.

I'm like,"

What the hell are you doing this early in the morning?"

Just responding to stuff. It's almost like being a shrink.

I think Twitter's become a shrink.

What do you mean?

Oh, just people pouring out their emotions that they should

maybe go on a walk with their dog and work out?

"Well, let me tell you what happened to me."

Really? Do I really want to know?

Yeah, I know. It's sad sometimes.

You see like if one of your friends

is having like a manic moment and you're like,

"You might want to pull this back a little bit."

And then, of course, you better not do anything wrong

because somebody's got a phone and it's on video.

-Oh yeah. -Oh yeah.

I mean, how is it like for you out there?

Are people coming up to you-

Boring as shit.

You're getting recognized all the time and have been-

Well, first of all, if it's a guy right?

"Can you say, "Stan, you are not the father.

Maury Povich write it down here."

That kind of stuff. And there are a lot of selfies.

I don't mind it. Over the years,

I've known personalities who just don't do that:

don't sign autographs, don't take pictures,

and I'm saying, "Hey man. I mean, you spend a lot of time

trying to get people to look at you, get into your life

and then you just shove them away

and don't have anything to do it."

Look I'm on television five days a week,

an hour or two hours a day, if they know you,

that's the best of the alternative.

What happens if they don't know you?

That means that you're screwing up

and you ain't making it work?

Yeah, yeah. The fact that you're being recognized.

Yeah. You're doing a good job.

You just taking a few seconds of your life

to sign a ... they're a fan for life.

It doesn't matter what you do, it's always gonna be like,

"I'm team Maury."

Oh, I love selfies. They're quick

phone to someone else, so you don't have to look at it again.

You're done. Yeah,

You've been famous for decades,

isn't that kind of fun selfies have changed,

maybe the getting recognized expedited that?

There used to be the Polaroid.

I think it's fun.

Yeah, I mean, it is. I mean, it's the new Polaroid.

Yes. It totally is.

Stay right here Maury. We'll see how it looks. Yeah.

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Showbiz Wisdom from the Legendary Maury Povich (feat. Chris Distefano) - You Up w/ Nikki Glaser - Duration: 12:11.

It's always fun to have you.

I'm pumped.

Maury, I met Maury 10 years ago. I went to his show.

And you met him.

Well, yeah, I have a picture with him,

I was trying to look for it on my Instagram

but I can't find it.

Oh yeah. He's a nice guy.

I say Maury Povich, what's the right way to say-

Povich.

Povich, okay. Sometimes I say Paw-vich.

I think you said Pavich in the hall.

Pavich. Which is the right way?

We'll ask him. I feel like he's a guy you can ask,

"How do you say your name that we should all this?"

And I feel like you could just go with, Maury,

and everybody knows who it is. There's no other Maury.

"Tuesdays With-"

Right, "Tuesdays with Maury."

Yeah, I read that book and got something from it.

Same, samesies.

I was like, "Oh, I'm going to start forgiving everyone."

Yeah. When I was in physical therapy school,

we had to learn about ALS

and I couldn't study and focus on it.

So I just was like, "I'll read Tuesdays with Morrie."

'Cause he had ALS.

Oh yeah.

And I failed. You had to know-

You had to know-

I mean it's a graduate program.

I was like, "I'm just going to read this novel."

Maury Povich is in the studio, everyone,

I told you he was gonna drop by.

It was gonna happen quick. We're ready.

Nice to see you.

What's up, brother, how you doing?

That's Chris, this is Andrew. I'm Nikki.

Hi, how are you, Maury.

Nice to meet you.

Good to see you.

So many people-

No. Seven people.

Everybody.

Everyone's so excited about you when I talk about you.

People glow, they have a story,

they have a relationship with you.

I learned last night from doing some research,

that you were the "A Current Affair" guy.

Of course, yeah.

Of course, but I was a child

when that show was on so I didn't-

You actually watched it?

Yes, my mom watched it and I loved it.

It gave me an appreciation for really, good journalism.

Do you remember the sound?

Yes. Ka-chung.

Yes, ka-chung, I remember all of it.

But I forgot that that was you and then you became

Maury Povich. It's just ...

No.

Making the connection, I loved that show.

That show.

First of all the ka-chung, the sound, came from ...

We always said when we started the show,

we wanted to have something like the "60 Minutes" clock,

so that if you heard it, "Oh, it's on."

And you would watch. They put the old time

elementary school construction paper cutters,

the sound of a construction paper cutter.

Put with the swish of a golf club.

Put through a synthesizer

and that was named after my wife, the "ka-chung."

It's so good.

Yeah, it used to scare me.

Those are all such satisfying

sounds layered on top of each other.

I know.

It makes sense why it worked.

This is like '86, so it was the first days of synthesizing.

That's what they used.

Oh and it worked. I remember it, it still ...

Yeah, that was always something my mom had on.

But now, Maury-

Your mom still has my show on now.

Exactly, oh my gosh, everyone has your show on.

I mean, in this room,

Noa, both my producer and Chris Destefano,

have you been to a live taping, Andrew?

I have not but I'm going tomorrow.

Where have you all been? I've been, I've been.

They have been to live tapings-

Yeah, I was there 10 years ago.

It was awesome. I got a picture with you too.

It's wild, it's crazy. It's really-

This is the tourist thing to do when you come to New York City.

I'm telling you, the live taping of my show

is as good entertainment as you would ever want.

My live audience makes the show.

I mean, it's the heartbeat of the show.

'Cause they go crazy.

And they all think they know who the father is.

In my episode, when we found out it was the father,

we went out of our minds.

It was like the touchdown. Because before, we like,

"There's no way he's the father, there's no way ..."

And then when he was, we were like, "Wooo."

Chris you were saying in line there was shit talking.

In line there were people, in the episode that I was at,

the family of one of the guys on the show and they were like,

"I know he's the father, I know he's the father!"

And then people were like, you know nobody knows anything,

I was with my friends who were like,

"No, he's not. No he's not." We have no frame of reference.

Then when he was, we were just like, "Whoa!"

And they were like, "I told you." It was great.

Vivid memories, these people are conjuring

just from being at your show 10 years ago.

It truly sounds like such a great life experience to have.

I heard a story of a NFL quarterback,

this is many years ago,

said that, the players would be in the locker room

and they would not go out to practice

until they found out who the father was.

Losing games.

Shaquille O'Neal watches my show every single day and Shaq,

and what he does is he calls up all his friends

and they bet on who the father is.

Oh my god.

Great, great, I love it.

So fun. And Noa, I wanted to give you a second to tell Maury

what he means to you.

What?

'Cause you went to a taping.

Yeah. Took a T.V. production class in high school,

this is 15 years ago.

And I went to a live taping of your show

and that's when I knew that I had to work in production.

I was watching your stage manager

and I was just mesmerized, like,

"What is that job? I want to do something like that."

Really? Yeah.

And that's when you got the itch.

Yeah and from then on I knew I had to work behind the scenes.

So you've been in production ever since?

Yeah. Isn't that cool?

Do you produce this show?

-Yes. -Yeah.

How's it going?

Amazing, it's the best time of my life.

It's so fun. How do ...

I'm guessing people are having fun working on your show.

How have you-

Well, the most amazing part about that is that my producers,

my associate producers, my cameramen,

have been there for 15, 20 years.

People like the atmosphere, the way we work,

the work environment.

The first talk show I did was for Paramount

and that was 28 years ago.

And I still have five people throughout my staff

who've been with me 28 years.

Wow. That is impressive.

As they say, you sent my kids through school,

now they've got kids.

I mean, now those kids are ready to go to school.

I mean, but it starts at the top.

I mean, people who ...

It starts with you and that just is a credit to you.

And the people that you attract.

Look, this business is ...

I mean, I've seen so much in the television,

radio business in my life that, it's easy to pick out the fools.

The a-holes show themselves very early

and so therefore, you know exactly what to guard against.

Yeah.

So that's how I do it.

And as far as the suits, the executives,

there's nothing better to keep distance

between you and suits than a good rating.

If you get a good rating, they don't care about you.

You'll never hear from them.

You're never gonna know, they're your best friend.

Oh yeah, oh yeah.

The second the ratings dip.

The moment there's a dip,

"Well, we think that you oughta do this."

Really? Where the hell have you been?

Yes, oh yeah, who am I speaking to even?

I wanted to ask you about the daily grind of doing a show.

I mean, how many episodes are we talking, 4,000?

How many have you done?

-Oh gosh. -Of the show?

Between 3 and 4,000, I think.

Yeah, insane. It's amazing.

So how many do you tape a week?

We tape five a week. I tape usually ...

We tape in Stamford,

Connecticut and we tape three on Thursdays and two on Fridays.

We work about, I don't know, 27 weeks a year.

Do 100 and I don't know, 30 or 40 shows.

Do you ever reach a point where you're like,

Okay, I get ... How do you muster the,

'cause you never seem bored of it.

How do you muster the-

Because I believe ...

Even though for instance, between the lie detector themes

and the DNA themes, those are our two signature themes.

But since I came out of news, for many, many years,

I've always believed in storytelling

and I just want to find even with those two themes

all the time, unique qualities of every single story.

And so I believe each person,

each personality has a unique quality about them,

either good or bad, that I can bring out.

And if I continue to do that, I won't get bored.

So that's my mantra.

That's really cool. And you can tell that,

that's why we love the show, you bring out characters.

And the other thing is,

and I've always said this about talk shows,

and I learned this a long time ago when I first started.

It's like being in a campaign, to be elected.

You have to knock on somebody's door,

they have to open the door, they have to welcome you in.

They have to feel so comfortable with you

that they'll sit you at the table

or sit you on the couch.

And you have to become a member of that family.

And if you can do that,

then you got a chance at being successful.

That's the way I've looked at it all my life

and I've looked on it as being an advocate for the audience.

For instance, I don't know,

I've never known the result of any DNA test

or lie detector test before I open up the envelope.

'Cause you're an advocate for the audience.

You're representing their experience.

Right and I don't want to know anything more than they do.

'Cause if I did, then I'd skew the questions in a certain way.

That's fascinating because I've hosted two shows,

two talk shows that didn't last past two seasons.

And I did feel that the audience just didn't get to know me

or didn't trust me.

There was some element of that or wasn't given a chance to ...

whatever it was.

But you're really tapping into something as a host,

trying to approach the job like you're their advocate.

No question.

It's a really cool approach and it makes sense why it's worked.

And yet you can bring out your own vulnerabilities.

Yes.

You bring out you're own experiences.

I mean, for instance, I mean, I can't tell you how many times

I've told various fathers for instance,

who are raising a child that is not theirs.

And whether they will continue to raise that child,

I keep saying,

"Look, my wife and I have a child in our family.

I'm not the birth father of that child.

And he is as close to me as my birth children.

There's no difference."

So you have to be able to unload yourself.

Yes.

To the guests and the viewers.

That is extremely compassionate and it makes them ...

That's great that you share that experience.

And another thing is that ...

Look, there is nothing in my life that comes close

to the experiences that my guests go through.

I never lived those experiences. But there's some connective-

There's a bridge. ... Human instinct.

That they feel safe in my company or on my show.

I feel safe right now. They don't feel judged.

-Yeah, I do too. -You do?

I feel completely safe right now.

You give that air of a like a therapist.

I don't feel-

But I'm not a therapist. I mean...

No but you're therapeutic.

Just that voice, I don't know what it is.

Very soothing voice, yeah.

I just feel so good right now.

Do you know how much whiskey and cigarettes?

That's what I like.

You're drunk for sure. But man, I just feel good,

my blood pressure's low right now.

I know.

Really? How can you tell?

I'm not sweating, my heart's not palpate,

I don't feel like I'm gonna pass out.

I just feel calm. I'm gonna get somebody pregnant tonight.

I'm just gonna do it, I'm coming on your show.

Cool. That's the only way ...

Yeah, all right, great. See you in about six months.

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Purchasing Multi-Family Homes - Duration: 0:59.

Hey everyone, my name is Stephen Kasperzyk. I'm one of the

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You season 2 Netflix release date, cast, trailer, plot: When is the new series released? [SNL] - Duration: 14:56.

 Season two of You was confirmed by US broadcaster Lifetime in 2018 during the summer TCAs in July

The second series is now in the works with the cast and crew getting ready to shoot scenes

You got the go-ahead even before the first season hit screens in America - such was the confidence behind the success of the show

After the show aired on Lifetime, it dropped globally on Netflix and proved to be a huge hit

 Netflix has since taken on the show from Lifetime and You on Netflix could be hitting the platform as soon as later this year and dropping in one go

   When will You season 2 be released on Netflix? You season one premiered in the US on September 9, 2018 with episodes airing weekly on Lifetime in the US

 Netflix released season one in its entirety on December 26 for those outside North America

 Season two is likely to be dropping in autumn next year but it's unclear whether the show will have a global Netflix release now that it's moved over to the streaming service

 The cast shared photos from the first read through for You season two on Twitter from the official account, along with the caption: "Seeing Joe with Love AND Candace makes us happy being single

YOU S2 in production!" So work is progressing on the show at a good pace, which is positive news for fans

  You moved from Lifetime to Netflix on December 3 with co-showrunner Sera Gamble saying: "Lifetime were fantastic partners for season one and we're really grateful that they made the show with us

 "I understand season two didn't work for their business model. We had been talking about the show with Netflix the whole time

 HOW TO WATCH YOU ON NETFLIX ONLINE "Internationally, the show has been a Netflix original from the get-go

We made that deal pretty early with them. So they have been creative partners for us all along and really luckily for the show and for all of us, Netflix really digs the show and wanted the show

" She added to Vulture: "This just feels like a really great story to tell with the Netflix model

It was always built to be extremely binge-able." There are likely to be another 10 episodes in season two like season one

 The future is looking bright for You after it appeared that the show's creator seemed to confirm a season three of the show

Who is in the cast of You season 2? WARNING: This article contains spoilers from You season 1 Season two of You is now in production with the recent announcement actress Victoria Pedretti from The Haunting of Hill House will be playing a character called Love Quinn

  Netflix recently posted on Twitter:  1. @YouNetflix *will* be returning for a second season 2

the female lead will be played by Nell from the Haunting of Hill House!!!!!! 3. she will play an aspiring chef called LOVE QUINN 4

you have our attention According to You on Netflix's co-showrunner Sera Gamble: "[Quinn's] a Los Angeles native

She has really absorbed the best of the city and she's really artistic with the way that she lives her life

" She went on to tell Entertainment Weekly: "I will say that Love is a person he could only have met after what happened between him and Beck

 "And by the way, Joe is not out there looking for love. He's truly heartbroken by what has happened, and so what Love offers is a different kind of friendship and a different kind of relationship

" Penn Badgley is going to be returning as the terrifying and obsessive Joe Goldberg

 At this stage, it's not clear who else will be returning for season two given the high body count

 But Netflix has confirmed Jenna Ortega will be playing a character call Ellie who forms a strange bond with Joe

 Meanwhile, Forty Quinn has been cast as James Scully who we'll encounter as Joe builds a new life for himself in LA

 There have been questions over whether Raj will be framed for killing Peach, who was gunned down by Joe

 Instead, it's highly likely that Joe will be meeting a new set of characters, which means we can expect to see some brand new cast members

 HOW MANY EPISODES ARE IN YOU ON NETFLIX? Teasing the return of cast members, Sera Gamble said: "Part of the fun of continuing the story is that the loose ends from Joe's past are still dangling and could come back to him at anytime

 "He is very worried about the fact that Peach Salinger's family has hired people to investigate her alleged suicide, and there is evidence potentially still at her house from season one

 "If you look at every act of violence that he does in season one, that is potentially something that could come back and bite him

And Dr. Nicky is in prison and he is ardently protesting his innocence." She added: "It's too soon to say definitely whether John Stamos will return in season two but we have been talking a lot about the character and we're excited to keep telling that story

" There have also been lots of theories about who will be returning with some people wondering if Beck could be making a comeback in a flashback or as a ghost

 Joe's friend and fellow book shop vendor Ethan could be back in the frame for season two

 Fans have been questioning what Ethan really knows about Joe and if he knows the truth about what went on in the basement of Mooney's

 YOU ON NETFLIX ENDING EXPLAINEDWhat will happen in You season 2? Season two will take its cue from author Caroline Kepnes' novel Hidden Bodies, which serves as a sequel of You - the book the first outing was adapted from

 According to Deadline, season two will follow the serial killer as he makes the move to Hollywood to build a new life for himself as he again searches for love

 The finale to season one saw Joe's traumatic childhood exposed, which explained to some degree his stalker behaviour and homicidal tendencies

 In the finale it was also revealed Joe had a sinister man who had groomed him as a child

 Perhaps the biggest question is whether Joe will get caught with the serial killer having quite a few things that could get sent down for the multiple murders he's committed

 WHO IS IN THE CAST OF YOU ON NETFLIX? Speaking about what to expect from the second outing, You showrunner Sera Gamble told The Hollywood Reporter: "Joe was taken in by a guy who had a certain type of life philosophy that really did rub off on Joe

 "Joe was already a teenager by the time he even met Mr. Mooney. "There's a lot more to explore about Joe from earlier in his life

Those are the things we're starting to get into for season two." The writers are currently working on the plot for season two, so fans will have to wait and see what happens

Is Candace alive? There has been lots of speculation about Joe's ex-girlfriend Candace Stone, who turned up at the end of series

 Netflix has confirmed Candace will be featuring in the new series, suggesting that she's very much alive

 However, some have suggested she could just be a figment of Joe's fevered imagination

 Will Joe get caught in You season 2? Fans have been speculating wildly about with some believing that Joe could be exposed by DNA evidence after creeping around in other people's homes and stalking them

  There have also been questions over the gun which Joe used to kill Peach with and where it's hidden

 Season two could also delve further into Joe's relationship with Mr Mooney as we find out what really happened to the bookstore owner

 There was the suggestion that Joe may well have done something to Mr Mooney to leave him in such a vulnerable position

 Some fans have been theorising whether the private investigator tasked with looking into the case could expose Joe

Is there are a trailer for You season 2? There's no trailer as yet but we'll update this article when one does drop

 You season 2 is set to air on Netflix in 2019

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Queen and Adam Lambert will rock you at the Oscars [Videos] - Duration: 2:56.

 While the Queen biopic Bohemian Rhapsody's presence throughout this year's awards season continues to ring problematic, fans might be pleased to hear that the legendary band is set to play the Academy Awards this Sunday

 Adam Lambert will step in as the front man alongside Queen's original drummer and guitarist, Roger Taylor and Brian May

There's no word yet on what they will play, though a rousing rendition of the film's title track might be a safe, if not a little too on the nose, favorite

 Lambert has a fairly lengthy history with Queen that stems from 2009, when they first came together to perform on the American Idol season finale

On top of a quiet cameo in the biopic, he will also be joining them for yet another North American tour this summer

It's a formula that appears to work for them, as most of their shows manage to sell out

 Bohemian Rhapsody has been shrouded in controversy since its production days. A sizable portion of the pushback stems from its connection with former director Bryan Singer, who was fired mid-production for routinely skipping work and has accrued many accusations of sexual assault over the years

The cast has been careful to distance their success from Singer, which he kind of torpedoed with a now deleted Instagram post thanking the Hollywood Foreign Press for the film's win for Best Drama Motion Picture

We're not sure that even Lambert can wail into the mic loud enough to drown out the concern surrounding Hollywood's lingering hesitance to saddle Singer with any real consequences, but we'll see

 [Via Deadline]

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How to become a coach - Duration: 4:07.

- Are you looking to become an ICF credentialed coach?

If so, I have five steps for you to make that happen.

(lighthearted music)

I'm Laurie Johnson.

I'm an ACC Coach and I'm a Relationships Advisor

here at inviteCHANGE, so let's dig in to the five steps

you can take to become a credentialed coach.

The first step is to really reflect back on your life

and the work you've done, things you've heard

from other people, or things you felt about yourself.

So when you think about the messages in our life,

have you heard things like you're always there

and you're so supportive to me?

Have you felt like creating solutions for other people

was something that you really enjoy?

Maybe the people have said you're a great listener.

Maybe you felt like you knew you wanted to make a difference

in someone's life, but you weren't sure how.

If those things come up for you a lot,

then chances are you're on the right track to taking

steps to become a credential coach.

The next step, really, is to see how coach training

and becoming a coach, practicing

and learning the steps to coaching

and creating coaching conversations,

how will that fit into your life.

Here at inviteCHANGE, we have a pretty robust program

that you can join and it's 16-months long.

Most coach-trained programs are pretty lengthy,

and so you wanna make sure that you have the time for class,

you wanna have the time to practice your coaching skills

as you learn them, to review material,

and basically to create this space in your life

to do something new, to take something new on.

So you wanna make sure that you're really taking a look

at your time, your capacity, your willingness

and when you'll fit these things in.

Step three is to choose that course

and register for that program.

So you just need to take that step forward.

There are lots of coach training programs out there,

but once you find the one that is right for you,

then all you have to do is make the next step

to register in that program.

Sometimes you'll meet with an enrollment counselor,

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but either way, you will take those steps necessary

to be able to complete your enrollment.

Step number four is now that you've enrolled,

you start to show up for class

and participate in those activities

that are included with your program.

Most programs include a combination of class work,

peer coaching and then coaching with clients

outside of class.

So you'll want to be prepared to do all of those things

and to continue to show up enlivened and ready

to do the next step and take it through to the end

to make sure that you are ready to go from start to finish,

so that you can get your credential.

Step number five is now that you're complete,

you're ready to apply to the International Coach Federation

for your coaching credential.

Now, there is a lot of information that goes

into the actual nuts and bolts of that process.

But the easy thing to know is that if you go

through an ACTP coach training program,

and you've coached along the way,

you'll have everything that you need

to apply for that credential.

You'll submit that to the ICF,

you'll take your coaching knowledge assessment

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of becoming a credentialed coach.

So inviteCHANGE is one of those ICF accredited

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We've been training coaches for over 20 years

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You can find more by going to our website

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Or you can click on the link below and schedule

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We hope you'll join us!

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This Mini Cooking Stove Makes Electricity for Your Phone - Duration: 14:15.

Imagine you wanted a little fire in a little can

Now imagine it can charge your phone and actually turn on a light for you

because what I'm about to attach to this can is a big ol' battery

that can self-fan this flame and charge itself from the flame

and charge your phone from here So what I'm about to do is...

I've got this can.

All this is is an empty can.

And it's got a hole in the side.

You can see this hole right through here.

And I'm going to stick this giant rod through this hole.

Once there's a roaring fire in here, this rod is going to heat up.

And the heat from the fire, after it heats this up,

will be converted to electricity for this battery.

So watch this.

Stick this in here.

And once this orange piece is in its little nook there,

you open the kickstand, and that locks it in.

So now it can't come out.

Alright, so this is what I'm about to do.

I'm going to load this with fuel.

There's going to be fuel inside here.

Flame is going to come up roaring all over this metal pole thing

I call it a "thumb" That is going to be super hot

And just transfer the heat in here where it's going to get

converted to electricity.

And once that happens, I will be able to turn it on,

with this power button, and it's going to start

sucking in air through here passing the air down here and out the back,

where a little fan is going to start spinning.

And it can actually breathe life into this fire all by itself.

Not only that, but there's a computer in here that will actually read

the temperature of the flame and help determine how fast to spin the fan

so this is always getting optimal heat or optimal air, excuse me,

for the most amount of heat.

So are you ready to get started?

I'm just going to see this in action.

You can burn sticks, you can burn leaves, You can burn paper...

you probably want something that will catch on fire and stay on fire,

so paper is not going to last you but a second.

You can tell from the color of the sky that it's a little bit drab today

so we don't have any dry sticks or leaves.

But I am going to grab these pellets-- and actually yes, they do come with this stove

You can get a big bag of these pellets.

So I am going to fill it up Inside you can see these wooden pellets

Kind of looks like the bottom of a rabbit's cage

And I am just going to fill this up.

You want to fill it up about two thirds of the way up here

So not at the bottom.

But you want to give it a lot.

And on the side of the bag, it actually says fill until about 3/4 full.

Don't block the two rows of upper jets because this will make the stove harder to

start.

That must be here.

These two rows here.

So I'm not going to block those two lines of dots.

Here we go.

(pours pellets) That looks about--

does that look 3/4 full or too full?

Camera guy: too full.

Too full.

Ok.

Back it up.

Back it up.

How about now?

Camera guy: Looks good.

It also comes with these wood shavings.

This is strictly to help the pellets get started.

You could use lint or toilet paper Whatever you got on hand

To get your slow burn going.

You could drop a match in here.

You could use your candle starter.

We've got this cool little guy...

This is going to make a little electrical arc right there

And this is electricity powered You can charge it right here.

(sold separately) Anyway, here we go.

Can you see that?

I'm just going to stick it right in the shavings and I'm just going to hold it in place

until I get a reaction...

There we go.

Here we go.

Alright, let's let that take care of itself.

As this flame is going to get started you can see it peeking out the top.

It is going to heat up that bar so the bar gets super hot

and converts all that energy into electricity here on the battery on the side.

Oh my gosh, that's gorgeous.

This, this is the best part.

This side here is cool to the touch.

So this is lava hot...

This is cool to the touch.

You ready?

Totally cool.

Room temperature.

It's got this space... looks like it might be

a quarter inch or a half inch between the can that's actually contacting the fire

and the part that my fingers are touching.

So there's plenty of airflow.

So you can just grab this and just lift this straight into the air.

Camera guy: The fan kick on?

The fan did kick on!

Check that out!

So the battery turned on all by itself as soon as it started sensing power.

You can hear the fan whirring (I'm going to be quite in a second

so you can listen) It's sucking in air right here

And the spot in the back that I pointed is blowing air through this hole

right into the kindling.

So tell me if you can hear that whirring sound...

(whrrrrrrr) Is that coming through?

Camera guy: Yeah, I can hear it.

I'm going to see if I can pass my phone right up here.

Alright.

Look at that.

So this fire is heating up that metal "thumb."

It's like a metal rod or something.

And that rod is built right into this battery and it's converting it into electricity.

Check that out.

While this is happening, this is how hot the fire is.

You can see it, it's actually climbing.

It was at one dot a second ago.

This is how hard the fan is blowing.

This is how much the battery is charged.

Now the neat thing is that the battery is charged

and will keep its charge even after you put the fire out.

So although it will turn on a light or charge a phone right now,

it'll also do those things later after the fire

as long as the battery indicator has a lot of battery in it.

Or energy in it.

Alright, how close are we...

I'm going to turn up the fan a little bit.

You ready?

Can you hear that?

That is managing itself.

It is sucking in air here, blowing it out the back, into the can.

Camera guy: You can see the fire kicked up.

Oh it did?

Check that out.

Oh yeah.

By the way, be real careful when you make fires.

It's got three kickstands, and also this table is soaking wet, so

we feel pretty good about out here.

There's a tiny whisp of smoke coming out, but I can put my face this close

and it's not billowing, it's not blowing in my face,

it's not hard to breathe, I can barely smell it.

There's a computer inside of here...

This is what my camera man is saying.

Say hi, Evan.

And Evan was just saying that it is not only transferring the heat from

this metal rod right here (I'll try to point and not burn myself)

but it's also reading the heat and deciding about the optimal fan speed

that it's blowing.

Should we kick it up a notch again?

How we doing?

We got three dots... it goes up to four dots.

So you're already getting that angle.

I'll come over here.

Oh yeah, you don't have to stir this.

You just let it do its thing.

You want to do four dots?

Camera guy: Let's do it.

Alright, here we go.

Oh yeah.

Look at that.

Four dots.

Maximum fan speed.

You can hear it.

I'm trying not to burn my head.

Oh my gosh it's coming right at me.

There's hardly any smoke coming out of here

but the flame is really taking a dive toward me.

The fire has got two dots.

The battery is charging right now.

Camera guy: Want to see if we Camera guy: can charge your phone with it?

You know, I was just thinking that.

Alright, here we go.

We're going to charge my phone with it.

Switching to camera one.

Alright, camera one.

So I brought this cord from my house.

This is the cord that I already had.

Didn't have to buy a special cord.

You just use the cord that you already use

to charge your phone.

Flip this little panel down here.

Oh!

There's a USB port.

I'm going to grab that.

There.

Alright... and...

So there's my battery, not charging.

We're going to plug it in, and we're going to see what happens.

(starts charging) OH YEAH!!

I think it might be struggling because the battery is working its way...

Oh check that out!

We got up to two dots!

So it is CHARGING the battery right now AND it's charging my phone

while the flame is going.

Have you ever heard of a fire that can charge your phone?

"Hi, I charge my phone with FIRE," "Do you have any FIRE plugs?"

"I charge my phone with FLAMES!"

You want to see if it will do the light?

Camera guy: So what's that?

So what this is, is just a regular LED light and a regular USB plug.

You can get these off the internet.

One of these will actually come with it.

And I'm going to see if I can plug this guy in.

So, one of the pieces of feedback we've heard is

"Why would I need a light if I've got a fire?"

"Because fires MAKE light."

To tell you the truth, fires are not that bright.

It's really low light.

It's orange.

Couldn't read a book by a fire flame.

Not unless you put the pages right next to the fire.

Camera guy: Yeah, and what if Camera guy: you have a pot on top of your..

Yeah, you could be cooking food So you don't have light there.

Did it work?

No...

(Camera guy turns it on) OH!

Is it on?

OH IT IS ON!

Camera guy: You have to tap it on.

You have to tap it on?

Just tap the side?

Camera guy: No.

(Camera guy demonstrates.)

*GASP* Ok, so I just touch the front or the back?

Or both?

Camera guy: Um, I think it's the back.

Isn't it?

Camera guy: No?

Front?

Oh it's the back!

Look at that!

Camera guy: I was right.

You just touch the-- There's a flame symbol here.

And I'm just going to touch it with my finger.

(Turns on light like a pro.)

That is AWESOME.

Camera guy: Can we see the backside?

Yeah.

So a picture of the flame.

You just touch it.

And you can see the light come on.

It's got 8 lights around the edges.

And 4 lights in the middle.

So, 12 LED lights.

LED lights take SO little energy.

You can have a nice, bright nighttime light, you could point this out here at...

Oh, gosh... the fire is really hot.

Cooking here, or food that you're putting on standby.

You could hold up your notes.

You could point it up like this at your canopy.

Be careful about burning this indoors.

Although we have heard a story of a guy who went hunting with it.

Very cold conditions.

And he actually put this under a canopy, and it heated up his whole tent.

Be super cautious about that.

But it is a way that people have reported using it.

That is really tall!

Whoa!

Camera guy: Hit the fan.

Bring it back down.

I will.

So the outside, still cool to the touch.

I'm holding my hand on the outside.

It actually a little bit warmer.

But man, that is amazing.

I can actually lift this in the air.

And it is fine.

Even though this flame is REALLY going to town.

Alright, so come back here and I want you to watch me do this.

If I just touch the button again, the fan is going to go down.

All the way back down to "one."

Camera guy: The fire is...

WHEW BABY.

Camera guy: Yeah.

If I do a long press, the fan is going to turn off.

If I do another long press... see how the fire has calmed down a little

bit?

Check that out.

Yeah you're right, that flame icon is ALL the way at the top.

Let's go all the way up again.

(fan runs at high speed) This is pretty incredible.

Camera guy: Well, time to get out of the rain.

Camera guy: It's starting to pour!

Alright, so this is the BioLite 2.

It's a greay way to-- You could set a pot right on here.

Look at the shape of these edges.

This is going to make sure your pot doesn't tip over.

So you can set a pot of food right here.

You could boil water.

You could heat some soup.

Some survival food, if that's what you got.

While that's happening, you're charging your battery.

That is also managing its own temperature inside the flame.

You can turn on lights or charge your phone at the same time.

And when you're done, when this is charged,

you just unhook it, and you can take it with you.

Now you've got a battery pack for anything that you can charge with a USB cord.

Hope you enjoy it.

And we'll see you soon.

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GStove in Scamp Trailer (FULL REVIEW) Small Winter Camping Woodstove! - Duration: 7:03.

What's going on guys! Welcome back to the channel. In today's video we'll do a full review of the Gstove

wood stove and a few of its basic uses and I'll show you around the campsite and show you where we are on our journey

So here's what the insides looking like.

That's where our shower/bathroom used to be and we went ahead and renovated it into a little wood stove area.

We still haven't finished up the paint on all the trim and everything,

But down in here, we've got our firewood storage and right now we've got a lot of flat pieces from Andrea's grandpa's barn.

Fit nicely in there and we'll use that for kindling since it's nice and dry.

And this is our G stove. We've been using this thing almost every single day now, and

Having it inside the camper is just I mean, it's keeping us real warm in here

We're loving it so far. So I'm gonna go ahead and show you some of its basic uses.

So the first time you actually see a G stove in person, one of the first things you'll notice is how sturdy it is.

I mean, these things can seriously take a beating if they need to.

We throw our huge cast-iron skillet on top and cook all the time,

and it really doesn't even dent ding or nothing.

So it's a really strong stove overall,

and in my opinion, I think the longer shaped wood stoves like these give a stronger pull for the intake as well.

And this is your intake here. It's just a simple design. You can change it open all the way,

it doesn't go 360, but you don't really need it to.

This is your latch to open up the door.

Another pretty simple design there but effective. It holds it nice and tight.

Can't really see up inside of there. Pretty much just a hollow chamber. It's got this grate that's removable underneath.

You can put that up on the rack if you'd like. I don't really use it too much. I kind of just keep it underneath.

Sometimes I'll lay wood up under there and dry it out.

But that's totally preference.

It's got these little notches on the inside that it sits on, and I guess the basic concept of it

Is that the whole area under here is always empty.

That way oxygen can always pass under the wood, but I've just learned to build a better fire without it. So I'm using it that way.

And up here are these two little

racks that it comes with. But, I had to take one of them off so that I could fit it in my

custom build around it.

But one's enough. It holds the tools while we're cooking.

And up here, you can throw a pretty large sized skillet.

I mean really depends on how wide you want to go but,

It's a pretty big face up here.

Just to give you a better idea. Here's a 10 inch pan.

So it fits, you know all the way to the back.

Touches where it needs to on that side, so it's actually pretty even for about a 10 inch pan.

I'd say probably stick with 10 inches at the max.

But we've also got like an iron skillet, nice and heavy. and I mean I'll even kind of drop it on there a little bit.

You can just kind of you can even kind of hear how sturdy this thing is.

Up in the back here is where the 1 gallon water tank that we got sits.

It's an additional thing that comes with the GStove. got to buy it separately, but we love it.

It holds a gallon of water and boils it while the fires going inside. And it's actually got a

little nozzle on the back.

So when you got boiling water in there and you want to make some tea or coffee just open up that nozzle and it

pours right in your cup. Makes it super easy.

And right above the water tank is where the damper is. and that one turns 360.

And that's really about it for the basic components of the G stove.

So I'm gonna go ahead and start a fire in here, and show you how it works.

This is just my little kindling bag.

I keep little cotton balls and twigs that I pick up around the campsite. That way, I've always got something dry to start a fire with

For the sake of time, I'm going to cheat today and use a torch.

I have another video on how to start a fire the hard way you'd like to check that out.

Once it starts getting real hot in there, I like to put out my wood stove fan on top.

Basically just angle it in the corner, it'll blow air all around and out kind of spread evenly around the living space.

Now that this has been burning for a while,

my hot water tank should be ready. Should be boiling some water in there.

Let me set this aside for a second. It's hard to do with one hand.

There we go.

All right, let's make some tea.

Once you're ready to put your fire out, just go ahead and close up the intake there.

It'll kill off any of the oxygen going into the embers.

And I like to use this little stainless steel bowl here.

It just catches the ashes. Open the door,

scoop them out into the bowl, and throw them out the camper door.

So I think that covers just about everything for this G stove review.

If there's any other questions you might have, or

Anything you want to know about the stove itself,

feel free to leave a comment below the video and I'd love to get back to you.

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So thank you guys who subscribe, and we'll catch you next time. Stay tuned for the next one.

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